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Buttermilk. Some factors other than bacteria that influence body of artificial
buttermilk [with list of literature cited] ; by Georges Kuaysi. 1927. [2] +
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Journal of agricultural research — Continued.
W. T. Haines. — Effect of age, sex, and castration on basal tieat production of chickens
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Inheritance of ovate and related shapes of tomato fruits [with list of literature cited;
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Contents. — -No. 11. Variants in Ustilago nuda and certain host relationships ; by
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roof.- — Sulphuric acid as weed spray [with list of literature cited] ; by Alfred
Aslander. — No. 12. Water requirement of plants at Akron, Colo.; by H. L. Shantz and
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Poultry. Basal metabolism of mature chickens and net-energy value of corn
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Critical temperature of chicken [with list of literature cited] ; by H. H.
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Effect of age, sex, and castration on basal heat production of chickens
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Soy-heans. Hereditary and environmental factors that produce mottling in
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AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU
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Cattle. Statistics of cattle, calves, beef, veal, hides, and skins, year ended
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C. Fitch and James J. Window]. May, 1927. cover-title, 314 p. (Agricul-
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L. C. card Agr 27-468 A 1.34 : 20
Eggs. Marketing eggs; [by Rob R. Slocum]. [Mar. 1924, reprint 1927.]
ii+29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1378.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 24-280 A 1.9 : 1378/1-2
Eaij. Handbook of official hay standards, official hay standards of United
States as established and promulgated by Secretary of Agriculture, important
features of United States hay standards, important features of Federal hay
inspection ; by Edward C. Parker, K. B. Seeds, and W. H. Hosterman. 1927.
48 p. narrow 16° * Paper, 10c.
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Meat. Market classes and grades of dressed beef; by "W. C. Davis and
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pi. 32 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin 1246.) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card Agr 24-683 A 1.3: 1246/2
Poultry. Marketing poultry; [by Rob R. Slocum]. [Feb. 1924, reprint 1927.]
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L. C. card Agr 24-243 A 1.9 : 1377/1-2
Service announcements. Amendment 4 to Service and regulatory announce-
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Amendment 5 to Service and regulatory announcements no. 93, Official
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Wheat. Heat-damaged wheat ; by D. A. Coleman and B. E. Rothgeb. June,
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COOPERATIVE MARKETING DIVISION
Citrus fruit. Operating methods and expense of cooperative citrus-fruit mar-
keting agencies ; by A. W. McKay and W. Mackenzie Stevens. July 22, 1924,
[reprint] 1927. cover-title, 35 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin
1261.) * Paper, 5c.
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ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Cliloroiorm. Adaptation of bactericidal action of chloroform to preparation of
bacterins [with list of literature cited] ; by Hubert Bunyea. 1927. [2]+623-
630 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 34, no. 7, Apr. 1, 1927.]
t A 1.23/a : C 45/2
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Q July, 192T
Poultry. Standard breeds & varieties of chickens: 2, Continental European,
Oriental [game, ornamental] and miscellaneous classes; [by M. A. Jul!].
[Nov. 1926, reprint 1927.] ii+30 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 1507. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1234 A 1.9 : 1507/1-2
gqual) raising; [by Alfred R. Lee]. [Sept. 13, 1915. revised Apr. 1927.] [1927.]
11+16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. FaiTQers' bulletin 684.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 25-754 A 1.9 : 684/5
Swine herdbook as source of data for Investigation of sex ratio and frequency
of sex combinations in pig litters [with list of literature cited] ; by Hugh C.
McPhee. 1927. [2] +715-726 p. 11. [From Journal of agricultural research.
V. 34, no. 8, Apr. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : Sw&4'3
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Birds. How to attract birds In northwestern United States ; [by W. L. Mc-
Afee]. [Oct. 16, 1916, revised Aug. 1924, reprint 1927.] ii+13 p. 11. (Agri-
culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 760.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-481 A 1.9:760/3-4
Some common birds useful to farmer: [by F. E. L. Beal]. [Feb. 13. 1915.
revised Apr. 1926, reprint 1927.] 11+29 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 630.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-587 A 1.9 : 630/4-2
Hawks and owls from standpoint of farmer : by A. K. Fisher. July IS. 1907
[reprint 1927]. 19 p. 11. (Circular 61.) * Paper, 5c.
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Eat control; [by James Silver]. [June. 1927.] li+21 p. 11. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1533.) [This bulletin supersedes Fanners' bulletin
1302, How to get rid of rats.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-430 A 1.9 : 1533
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, [no.] 67: Regu-
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CHEMISTRY BUREAU
Dehydration. Commercial dehydration of fruits and vegetables [with bibli-
ography] ; by P. F. Nichols. Ray Powers. C. R. Gross, and W. A. Noel. Sept.
1925, [reprint] 1927. cover-title, 40 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Department
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Pickles. Making fermented pickles; [by Edwin Le Fevre]. [Aug. 1924, re-
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Cattle. Dairy-herd Improvement through cooperative bull associations; [by
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576.) * Paper, 5c.
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Neufchatel and cream cheese, farm manufacture and use ; [by K. J.
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Eurytoma parva (Girault) Phillips and its biology as parasite of wheat joint-
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Ch-ape leaf-hoppers. Ovipositiou rate of grape leaf hoppers [with list of litera-
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Grasshopper control in relation to cereal and forage crops ; [by] W. R. Walton.
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Tobacco buduorm and its control in Georgia and Florida tobacco-gi'owing
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T^e.*fe?-;^ pine-beetles. Relation of highway slash to infestations by western
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Chestnuts. Natural replacement of blight-killed chestnut in hardwood forests
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Conifei-s. Growing & planting coniferous trees on farm; [by C. R. Tillotson].
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Salt. Use of salt in range management [with list of literature cited ; by]
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Timber-culture. Timber growing and logging practice in central hardwood
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Timber growing and logging practice in Douglas fir region, measures
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INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE BOARD
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1100.] * Paper, 5c.
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PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Com. Study of factors determining quality in sweet corn ; by C. W. Culpepper
and C. A. Magoou. 1927. cover-title, p. 413-i33, il. [From Journal of
agricultural research, v. 34, no. 5, Mar. 1. 1927.] t A 1.23/a : C 814/42
Cotton. Factors influencing severity of crazy-top disorder of cotton [with
list of literature cited] ; by C. J. King and H. F. Loomis. June, 1927. 22
p. 0. 6 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin 1484.) * Paper,
15c.
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Date culture in Egypt and Sudan [with list of literature cited] ; by Silas C.
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ture Dept. Department bulletin 1457.) *Paper, 25c.
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Grafting. Bridge grafting; [by Guy E. Yerkes, H. P. Gould collaborating].
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Farmers' bulletin 1369.) *Pai)er, 5c.
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Onions. Some eflEects of freezing on onions ; [by] R. C. Wright. May, 1927.
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Orange leaf rust. Cytological study of orange leaf rust, Puccinia triticina
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In cooperation with Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Cali-
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Rotation of crops. Irrigated crop rotations in western Nebraska ; by Carl S.
Scofield and James A. Holden. July, 1927. 26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 2.) *Paper, 5c.
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Straio'berries. Everbearing strawberries: [by George M. Darrow]. [Nov.
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Sterility and fertility in strawberry [with list of literature cited] ; by
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Sugar-cane. Yield tests of disease-resi.stant sugar canes in Louisiana [with list
of literature cited : by] R. D. Rands and Sidney F. Sherwood. June, 1927.
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Sweet potatoes. Relation of soil temperature and soil moisture to infection of
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1927 [2] +435-441 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 34,
no. 5, Mar. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 847/84
Trees for town & city streets ; [by Furman Lloyd Mulford]. [Mar. 1922, revised
May, 1927.] [1927.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1208.) * Paper, 5c.
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Water requirement of plants at Akron, Colo. ; by H. L. Shantz and Lydia N.
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PuUic roads, journal of highway research, v. 8, no. 4 ; June, 1927. 1927. cover-
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Burt County, Nehr. Soil survey of Burt County, Nebr. ; by Louis A. Wolfanger,
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Soils. Grouping of soils on basis of mechanical analysis [vrith list of literature
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Climatological data for United States by sections, v. 14, no. 3 ; Mar, 1927.
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* Paper, 5c.
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Lumber. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Principal lumber industries, lumber and
timber products, planing mills, wooden boxes; compiled in cooperation with.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1927. 63 p. il. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 23-26803 C 3.24/4 : 925-L 97
Note.— Includes Production of lumber since 1801 and present conditions of distribu-
tion ; prepared by Forest Service.
Michigan. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Michigan, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
28 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26782 C 3.31 : M 58/tab. 5-8
Motor-cycles. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Motor cycles, bicycles, and parts,
and children's carriages and sleds. 1927. 11 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26667 C 3.24/4 : 925-M 85
Motw-vehicles. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Motor vehicles, motor-vehicle
bodies, and motor-vehicle parts. 1927. 22 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26871 C 3.24/4 : 925-V 53
Motors. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Prime movers, motors, and genera-
tors. 1827. 18 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26742 C 3.24/4 : 925-P 93
'Neic York State. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : New York,
county tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops
and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and
firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 22 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26712 C 3.31 : N 42 y/tab. 5-8
HoTv to order publications — See information follofving Contents
14 Jin.Y, 1927
North Dakota. United States census of agriculture, 1925: North Dakota,
county tables 5-8, Farm population; Number of farms reporting specified
crops and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned
over, and firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative
marketing. 1927; 19 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26717 C 3.31 : N 81 d/tab. 5-8
Ohio. United States census of agriculture. 1925: Ohio, county tables 5-8,
Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of fann ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 32
p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26764 C 3.31 : Oh 3/tab. 5-8
Oregon. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Oregon, county tables 5-8,
Fann population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and siJecified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 15
p. * Paper, 5c.
L. 0. card 27-26718 C 3.31 : Or 3/tab. 5-8
Paper. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Paper and wood pulp. 1927. 19 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26742 C 3.24/4 : 925-P 19
Pennsylvania. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Pennsylvania, county
tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and
specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and
firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 22 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26740 C 3.31 : P 38/tab. 5-8
Petroleum. Census of manufactures, 1925: Petroleum refining. 1927. 10 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26890 C 3.24/4 : 925-P 44
Slaughtering. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Slaughtering and meat packing
and related industries. 1927. 35 p. " * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 23-26891 C 3.24/4 : 925-Sl 1
Smelting. Census of manufactures, 1925: Smelting and refining (nonferrous
metals). 1927. 12 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26588 C 3.24/4 : 925-Sm 3
Soap. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Soap. 1927. 9 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26591 C 3.24/4 : 925-So 1
South Carolina. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : South Carolina,
county tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified
crops and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned
over, and firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative
marketing. 1927. 19 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26719 C 3.31 : So 8 c/tab. 5-8
South Dakota. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : South Dakota,
county tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified
crops and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned
over, and firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative mar-
keting. 1927. 24 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26776 C 3.31 : So 8d/tab. 5-8
Stoves. Census of manufactures, 1925: Stoves, ranges, domestic heating
apparatus, and steam fittings. 1927. 15 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26797 C 3.24/4 : 925-St 7
Sugar. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Sugar industries and corn sirup, corn
oil, and starch. 1927. 20 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26804 C 3.24/4 : 925-Su 3
Tanning materials. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Tanning materials, nat-
ural dyestuffs, mordants and assistants, and sizes. 1927. 8 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 25-26833 C 3.24/4 : 925-T 15
How to order publications — See information folloirlns Contents
July, 1927 15
To'bacco. Leaf tobacco held by manufacturers and dealers, July 1, 1927 and
1926, and Apr. 1 and Jan. 1, 1927. July 27, 1927. oblong 32" [Preliminary
report. This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.18/2 : 927/3
Utah. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Utah, county tables 5-8,
Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
11 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26726 O 3.31 : Ut 1/tab. 5-8
Washington State. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Washington,
county tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified
crops and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned
over, and firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative
marketing. 1927. 14 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26720 C 3.31 : W 27/tab. 5-8
Wisconsin. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Wisconsin, county
tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops
and specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over,
and firewood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative market-
ing. 1927. 24 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26741 C 3.31 : W 75/tab. 5-8
Wood-pulp. Forest products, 1926 : Pulpwood consumption and wood-pulp
production ; compiled in cooperation with Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service. 1927. 13 p. *Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 24-26246 C 3.12/7 : P 96/926
Wyoming. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Wyoming, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
10 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26777 C 3.31 : W 99/tab. 5-8
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Note. — "The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin, June 30, 1927; no. 145. [1927.] 9 p.
[Monthly.] $
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20: 145
Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast, section
C, Sandy Hook to Cape Henry. May 14, 1927. [l]+20 leaves. (Serial
39L) t C 4.6/1 :C/G
Geodetic operations in United States, Jan. 1, 1924-Dec. 31, 1926 ; by William
Bowie. 1927. iii+34 p. il. 2 maps, 4" (Special publication 134.)"^ [Report
to Section of Geodesy of International Geodetic and Geophysical Union,
International Research Council. Includes list of Coast and Geodetic Survey
geodetic publications issued since Jan. 1, 1924.] f
L. C. card 27-26813 C 4.19 : 134
Note. — Includes Geodetic standardization at Bureau of Standards ; by Lewis V
Judson. — Tuning fork as timepiece ; by Paul R. Heyl. — United States Naval Observa-
tory time service ; by Paul Solenberger. — Mean sea-level determination from short
series of tide observations ; by G. T. Rude. — Study of variation of mean sea level from
level surface ; by Henry G. Avers. — Report on readjustment of Ist-order triangulation
net of western part of United States ; by Oscar S. Adams.
Charts
Columbia River, Oreg.-Wash., Grims Island to St. Helens, survevs to 1924,
surveys by U. S. Engineers to Jan. 1927 ; chart 6153. Scale 1 : 40,000. Wash-
ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, June, 1927. 38.7X32.9 in. t 75c.
C 4.9 : 6153
How to order publications — See Information following Contents
16 Jtjly, 1927
Georgia-Flovida, Doboy Sound to Fernandina, sun'eys to 1925, surveys by U. S.
Engineers to 1927 and other sources ; chart 1242. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washing-
ton, Coast and Geodetic Survey, June, 1927. 41.2X32.5 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 1242
Eonolulu Harhor, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, surveys to 1926, surveys by U. S.
Engineers to 1924 and other sources ; chart 4109. Scale 1 : 5,000. Washing-
ton, Coast and Geodetic Survey, June, 1927. 35.1X23.7 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 4109
Mare Island Strait, Calif., original surveys to 1923, surveys by U. S. Navy to
Apr. 1927, surveys by U. S. Engrs. to Apr. 1927 ; chart 5525. Scale 1 : 10,000.
Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, June, 1927. 34.9X23 in. f 50c.
C 4.9 : 5525
Port Angeles, Wash., surveys to 1926, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1926 and
other sources ; chart 6303. Scale 1 : 10.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, June, 1927. 18.6X31.2 in. f 25c. C 4.9: 6303
St. Johns River, Fla., Palatka to Lake George, surveys by U. S. Engineers te
Jan. 1926 ; chart 508. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, June, 1927. 27.4X32.9 in. [Map is in 2 sections.] t 50c. C 4.9: 508
Santa Barbara Islands. Harbors of Santa Barbara Islands, Calif. ; chart 5126.
Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, June, 1927. 31.2X27.4 in. f 50c.
C 4.9 : 5126
Anacnpa Island and east end of Santa Cruz Island, Calif., surveys to 1876.
Cuyler's Harbor, San Miguel Island. Calif., surveyed 1858-90.
North West Harbor, San Clemente Island, Calif., surveyed 1852-79.
Prisoner's Harbor, Santa Cruz Island, Calif., surveyed 1856-75.
South East Anchorage, San Clemente Island, Calif., surveyed 1862-1926.
FISHERIES BUREAU
Alaska fishery and fur-seal industries in 1926 ; by Ward T. Bower. 1927.
[1] +225-336 p. il. (Bureau of Fisheries doe. 1023.) [App. 4, report of
commissioner of fisheries, 1927.] * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card F 13-212 C 6.1 : 927/app.4
Note. — Includes Computation of fur seals, Pribilof Islands, 1926 ; by Edward C.
Johnston.
Bulletin of Bureau of Fisheries, 1926. 1927. v. 42, iv+3S5 p. il. 7 pi. 22 p. of
pi. 2 maps, larse 8° * Cloth, $1.50.
L. C. card 9-35239 C 6.3 : 42
Contents. — Schizamceba salmonis, new ameba parasitic in salmonid fishes [with
bibliography] ; by H. S. Davis. — Octomitus sulmonis, parasitic flagellate of trout [with
bibliography] ; by H. S. Davis. — Second experiment in tagging salmon in Alaska Penin-
sula B'isheries Reservation, summer of 1923 ; by Charles H. Gilbert and Willis H.
Hich. — Distinguishing characters of 2 species of red snappers of Atlantic Coast of
North America ; by Samuel F. Hildebrand and Isaac Ginsburg. — Crayfishes of genus
Cambarus in Nebraska and eastern Colorado [with bibliography] ; by Earl Therou
Engle. — New genus of darter from western North Carolina ; by R. E. Coker. — Salmon-
tagging experiments in Alaska, 1024 and 1925 ; by Willis H. Rich. — -Development,
growth, and food habits of white sucker, Catostomus coramersonii Lesueur [with
bibliography] ; by Norman Hamilton Stewart. — Organic content of lake water [with
bibliography] ; by Edward A. Birge and Chancey Juday. — Descriptions of 2 new species
of fishes from Key West, Fla., wfth notes on 9 other species collected in same locality ;
by Samuel P. Hildebrand and Isaac Ginsburg. — Smelts [with bibliography] ; by William
Converse Kendall. — General index.
Cold storage Iwldings of fish, June 15. 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statistical
bulletin 750.) [Statistics furnislied by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t
C 6.5 : 750
Fisheries service bulletin, July 1, 1927 ; no. 146. [1927.] 6 p. [Monthly.] $
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 146
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery products
landed at Boston and Gloucester, IMass., and Portland, Me., by American fish-
ing vessels. May, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f° (Statistical bulletin 748.) t
C 6.5 : 748
Same, June, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f (Statistical bulletin 751.) t
C 6.5 : 751
Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery products landed at
Seattle, Wash., by American fishing vessels, May, 1927. 1927. 1 p. 4° ( Sta-
tistical bulletin 749. ) t C 6.5 : 749
How to order publications — See information follo-wlng Contents
JuLT, 1927 17
Fishery products — Continuetl.
Same, June, 1927. 1927. 1 p. 4° (Statistical bulletin 752.) f C 6.5 : 752
Salmon. Investigations concerning red-salmon runs to Karluk River, Alaska ;
by Charles H. Gilbert and Willis H. Rich. 1927. [l]+l-69 p. il. 1 pi. 14 p. of
pi. map, large 8° ([Bureau of Fisheries] doc. 1021.) [From Bulletin, v. 43,
pt. 2.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card F 27-8 C 6.3/a : Sa 35/21
Salmon-tagging experiments in Alaska, 1926 ; by Willis H. Rich and Arnie
J. Suomela. 1927. [1] +71-104 p. il. large 8° ([Bureau of Fisheries] doc.
1022.) [From Bulletin, V. 43, pt. 2.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card F 26-9 C 6.3/a : Sa 35/22
Sardines. Preparation of fish for canning as sardines ; by Harry R. Beard.
1927. [1] +67-223 p. il. (Bureau of Fi8.heries doc. 1020.) [App. 3, report
of commissioner of fisheries, 1927.] * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card F 27-7 C 6.1 : 927/app. 3
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, commercial handbook ; by North Winship. 1927. vi+
80 p. il. map. (Trade promotion series 49; [Division of Regional Informa-
tion].) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 27-26786 C 18.27 : 49
Aiitomoiiles. Automotive products : Extent of world motorization on Jan. 1,
1927: [bv] I. H. Taylor. [1927.] 3 p. il. 4° [From Commerce reports,
June 27, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : Au 82/6
Same : One automobile for every 66 persons in the world, over 95 per
cent of automobiles in the world are American ; [by] I. H. Taylor. [1927.]
4 p. il. 4° [From Commerce reports, July 11, 1927.] f C 18.5/la : Au 82/7
Budgets. Latin American budgets: pt. 1, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and
Brazil; by James C. Corliss. [July. 1927.] ii+73 p. (Trade information
bulletin 497: Finance and Investment Division.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26796 G 18.25 : 497
Citroen Company. Development of Citroen Company, Europe's leading motor-
car manufacturer employs American machinery and practices; [by] H. H.
Kelly. [1927.] 5 p. il. 4" [From Commerce reports, July 18, 1927.] t
C 18.5/la : C 498
Commerce. Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, May,
1927. 1927. 2 pts. p. 1-75 and ii+ 77-96 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1, 10c. single
copv. * pt. 2. 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
L. C. card 14-21465 C 18.7 : 927/11-1, 11-2
Same. 1927. [2 pts. in 1], 96 p. 4" (H. doc. 503, 69th Cong, 2d sess.)
Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports from American con-
sular officers and representatives of Department of Commerce in foreign
countries, no. 27-30; July 4-25, 1927. 1927. cover-titles, p. 1-256, il. 4°
[Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $4.00
a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 927/27-30
Electric wire. Normas para alambres y cables, forma adoptada por el Ameri-
can Institute of Electrical Engineers [con bibliografia]. Oct. 1925, [published]
1927. vii+8 p. large 8° (Electrical standard no. 30.) [Edicion espanola pre-
parada en colaboracion con el American Institute of Electrical Engineers.]
* Paper, 5c. C 18.30 : 30
Note. — This Is a Spanish tr.inslation of A. I. E. E. standards for wires and cables,
which will not be issued in English as a Government publication.
Electrical development and guide to marketing of electrical equipment in Brazil.
[July, 1927.] ii+21 p. (Trade information bulletin 496; Electrical Equip-
ment Division.) [This study supplements Special agents series 184, Electri-
cal goods in Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil, issued in 1919. Includes list
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau publications pertinent to subject
matter of this bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26798 C 18.25 : 496
How to order publications — See Information following Contents
18 Jttly, 1927
Hides and skins, world production and international trade; by J. Schnitzer,
1927. iv+210 p. il. 1 pi. (Trade promotion series 50; Hide and Leather
Division. ) * Paper, 35c.
L. C. card 27-26814 C 18.27 : 50
Hosiery. British market for hosiery; by K. A. H. Egerton and Wilson Flake.
[June, 1927.] ii+14 p. (Trade information bulletin 495; Textile Division.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26753 C 18.25 : 495
Insulators. Normas para pruebas de aisladores, forma adoptada por el Ameri-
can Institute of Electrical Engineers. July, 1925, [published] 1927. vii+5
p. large 8° (Electrical standard no. 41.) [Edicion espaiiola preparada en
colaboracion con el American Institute of Electrical Engineers.] * Paper, 5c.
C 18.30 : 41
Note. — This is a Spanish translation of A. I. E. E. standards for insulator test
specifications, which will not be issued in English as a Government publication.
Lighting. Normas para nomenclatura de la ingenieria de iluminacion y normas
fotometricas, forma adoptada por el American Institute of Electrical Engi-
neers, aprobada como norma americana, A. E. S. C. X7 1925. July, 1925, re-
printed Nov. 1926, [published] 1927. vii+6 p. large 8" (Electrical standard
no. 37.) [Edicion espaiiola preparada en colaboracion con el American In-
stitute of Electrical Engineers.] * Paper, 5c. C 18.30 : 37
Note. — This is a Spanish translation of A. I. E. E. standards for illuminatinc: engi-
neering nomenclature and photometric standards, which will not be issued in English
as a Government publication.
Luniber. Parana pine lumber industry of Brazil, by Joseph C. Kircher ; [re-
vised by Leonard M. Brin]. [June, 1927.] ii-|-17 p. (Trade information bul-
letin 493; [Lumber Division].) [Prepared in cooperation with Forest Service.
Formerly issued in Apr. 1923, as Trade information bulletin 92.] * Paper, lOe.
L. C. card 27-26661 018.25:493
Medicines. Markets for prepared medicines; by M. C. Bergin. 1927. v+70
p. il. (Trade promotion series 48; Chemical Division.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26739 018.27:48
Petroleum refineries in foreign countries, based on rei>orts of consular officers
of Department of State and oversea representatives of Department of Com-
merce; compiled by John H. Nelson. [June, 1927.] ii+46 p. (Trade infor-
mation bulletin 494; Minerals Section.) * Paper, 10c.
L. 0. card 27-26752 018.25:494
Steel. Standard specifications for structural steel for bridges (serial designa-
tion A7-24), text as adopted by American Society for Testing Materials. 1927.
18 p. il. (Industrial standards 203.) [Portuguese-English edition, prepared
in cooperation with Bureau of Standards ; translated into Portuguese by Ken-
nie Norris Bletz and Oscar Machado da Costa. The cover-title of this edition
is in English, the title-page in Portuguese.] * Paper, 5c. 018.24:203
Tools. British market for hand tools : by Harold A. Burch. [July, 1927.]
ii-|-24 p. (Trade information bulletin 498; [Hardware Section, Iron and
Steel Division].) * Paper, lOc.
L. 0. card 27-26794 018.25:498
Wheat. Factors in wheat marketing ; by Theodore D. Hammatt. 1927. [1] +
14 p. il. (Foodstuffs Division.) t
L. 0. card 27-26800 0 18.2 : W 56
LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
16th District. Pacific Coast of United States, buoy list, Alaska, 16th lighthouse
district; 1927, corrected to May 10. 1927. [l]-l-49 p. * Paper, 20c.
L. O. card 13-35476 0 9.35:927
18th District. Pacific Coast of United States, buoy list, California. ISth light-
house district ; 1927, corrected to June 15. 1927. [l]-f41 p. * Paper, 20c.
L. O. card 1&-25814 0 9..37 : 927
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JiiLT,.1927 19
Lighthouse service 'bulletin, v. 3, no. 43; July 1, 1927. [1927.] p. 197-200,
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 12-35121 0 9.31:3/43
Mississippi River, South Pass, temporary change in light ; [all lettered poster] .
July 1, 1927. 16X10.5 in. ([Poster] notice to mariners 103.) t
C 9.38/1 : 103
New Jersey. Seacoast, New Jersey, Barnegat- lightship to be established; [all
lettered poster]. July 12, 1927. 16X10.5 in. ([Poster] notice to mariners
KM.) t 0 9.38/1:104
Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 26-30, 1927; July 1-29 [1927]. 1927. various
paging. [Issued jointly with Ooast and Geodetic Survey.] t
L. 0. card 7-20609 0 9-26:927/26-30
Regulations for lighthouse service, 1927. 1927. iv+223 p. [These regulations
supersede those approved June 13, 1918.] $
L. 0. card 11-35744 0 9.16:927
MINES BUREAU
Carbon black produced from natural gas in 1926; by G. R. Hopkins. July 20,
1927. [1] +13-16 p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 5c.
0 22.8/a : 0 177/926
Carbon monoxide self -rescuer ; by A. 0. Fieldner, S. H. Katz, and D. A. Reynolds.
Revised Apr. 1927. [1927.] 13 p. il. (Serial 2591.) [Usually the Serial pub-
lications of the Mines Bureau are mimeographed and are not entered in this
catalogue.] * Paper, 5c.
L. 0. card 27-26724 O 22.12 : 2591
Chromite in 1926; by J. W. Furness. June 30, 1927. ii+1-8 p. [From Min-
eral resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paiser, 5c. 0 22.8/a : 0 468/926
Copper mines and mining. Drilling and blasting in open-cut copijer mines ; by
E. D. Gardner. 1927. v+98 p. il. (Bulletin 273.) * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 27-26778 0 22.3 : 273
Ferric sulphate-sulphuric acid process, compiled by Oliver O. Ralston ; with
chapter on Producing small bubbles of gas in liquids by submerged orifices,
by Ohas. G. Maier. 1927. vi+122 p. il. 2 p. of pi. (Bulletin 260.)
* Paper, 30c.
L. 0. card 27-26773 0 22.3 : 260
Fuller's earth in 1926; by Jefferson Middleton, July IS, 1927. iii+9-12 p.
[From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 5c. O 22.8/a : F 95/926
Pyrotannic acid method for quantitative determination of carbon monoxide in
blood and in air, its use in diagnosis and investigation of cases of carbon
monoxide poisoning; by R. R. Sayers and W. P. Yant. [Reprint with slight
changes] 1927. ii-{-18 p. il. 2 p. of pi. (Technical paper 373.) * Paper, 10c.
L. 0. card 27-26819 0 22.5 : 373/2
Quarry accidents In United States, calendar year 1925; by William W. Adams.
1927. v+98 p. (Bulletin 286.) [Includes lists of Mines Bureau publications
on accident statistics.] * Paper, 20c.
L. 0. card 13-35364 0 22.3 : 286
NAVIGATION BUREAU
■Ships. American documented seagoing merchant vessels of 500 gross tons and
over, June 1, 1927. 1927. ii+66 p. 4° (Serial 115.) [Monthly.] * Paper,
10c. single copy, 75c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.25.
L. 0. card 19-26597 O 11.8 : 927/6
PATENT OFFIOE
Note. — The Patent Office publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single
copies. These are not enumerated in this catalogue, but may be obtained for 10c. each
at the Patent Office.
A variety of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the Patent Office from
1790 to date, are published at prices ranging from 25c. to $10.00 per volume and may
How to order publications — See Information following^ Contents
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be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Rules of
practice and pamphlet Patent laws are furnished free of charge upon application to the
Patent Office. The Patent Office issues coupon orders in packages of 20 at $2.00 per
package, or in hooks containing 100 coupons at $10.00 per book. These coupons are
good until used, but are only to be used for orders sent to the Patent Office. For sched-
ule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Decisions. [Decisions in patent and trade-mark cases, etc.] July 5, 1927.
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fications, schedules, and drawings for irrigation project, proposals to be
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
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Commission reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C,
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tion decisions are desired.
■Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad.. Finance docket no. 3491, notes of Aberdeen
& Rockfish Railroad : decided May 23, 1927 ; supplemental report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 573-574. ([Finance decision] 2828.) [From I. C. C re-
ports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2828
Alcohol. No. 18737, Atlantic Refining Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided May 12, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 43-44.
([Opinion] 12343.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.J * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12343
Asparagus. No. 17570, C. W. Kress v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
et al. ; decided May 20, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 101-102.
([Opinion] 12357.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12357
Atchison, Topcka and Santa Fe Railway. Finance docket no. 6149, abandon-
ment of part of branch line by Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Com-
pany; decided May 7, 1927; reijort of commission. [1927.] p. 489-491.
([Finance decision] 2806.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2806
Atlantic City and Shore Railroad. Valuation docket no. 844, Atlantic City &
Shore Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 29, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 353-387. (B-544.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-544
Automobiles. No. 1S363, Gum Motor Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided May 18, 3927; report of commission.
[1927.] p.' 61-62. ([Opinion] 12352.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12352
Bedding {for cattle). Investigation and suspension docket no. 2756, bedding
charges for livestock in Central Freight Association and western trunk line
territories; decided May 31, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
JL67-181+[1] p. ([Opinion] 12372.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12372
B7-ass. No. 15224, Union Smelting & Refining Company et al. v. Central Rail-
road Company of New Jersey et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion on further hearing. [1927.] p. 129-134. ([Opinion] 12363.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12363
Bricks. No. 18241, Buffalo Brick Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Corpo-
ration in Nebraska et al. ; [decided May 12, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +744-747 p. ([Opinion] 12330.) [From I. C. C reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12330
Broom handles. No. 18104, National Broom Company v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Companv et al. ; [decided May 20, 1927 ; report and order
of commission]. 1927. [l]+98-100+ii p. ( [Opinion] 12356.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12356
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Jtjly, 1927 31
Building materials. No. 174S1, Mountain States Roofing Company et al, v.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 475-478. ([Opinion] 12296.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12296
California, Arizona and Santa Fe Railicai/. Finance docket no. 5943, con-
struction of line by California, Arizona & Santa Fe Ry. Co.; [decided May
20, 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +568-572 p. ([Finance de-
cision] 2827.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S27
Cans. No. 17649, Charles E. Nelson, trustee, v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 ; ^report of commission.
[1927.] p. 713-716. ([Opinion] 12323.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12323
Cast-iron. No. 16926, Allen Manufacturing Company et al. v. Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 515-518. ([Opinion] 12302.) [From I. C. C reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12302
Cliamplain Transportation Co7npany. Valuation docket no. 800, Champlain
Transportation Company; [decided Apr. 15, 1927; report of commission].
192r. [1] +272-292 p. (B-539.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] ♦Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : B-539
Chicago, Mihvaukee and St. Paul Railway. Finance docket no. 4044, bonds
of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway ; approved May 7, 1927 ; sup-
plemental order. 1927. p. 491. ([Finance decision] 2807.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2807
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6007,
control of Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad by Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad; [decided Apr. 28, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[l]-i- 476-481 p. ([Finance decision] 2802.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2802
Cisco and Northeastern Railway. Finance docket no. 5706, construction of
extension by Cisco & Northeastern Railway Company; approved May 17,
1927; supplemental order. 1927. p. 558. ([Finance decision] 2822.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2822
Coal. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2814, coal from Illinois, Ken-
tucky, and Alabama to Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana,
and Texas; decided May 25, 1927: [report and orders of commission].
[1927.] 113-122+iv p. ([Opinion] 12361.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12361
< No. 14012, Sewell Valley Railroad Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company ; decided May 2. 1927 ; report of commission on further
hearing. [1927.] p. 425-432. ([Opinion] 12284.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12284
No. 15095, Pioneer Coal & Coke Company v. director general, as agent,
et al. ; decided May 18, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 4{>-50.
([Opinion] 12346.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12346
No. 17825, Tuffli Brothers Pig Iron & Coke Company v. Western Maryland
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.] p. 737-738. ([Opinion] 12327.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12327
Cocoa. No. 17743, Association of Cocoa & Chocolate Manufacturers of United
States V. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; decided May 10,
1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 561-565 +iii p. ([Opinion]
12313.) ' [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12313
Coke. No. 17880, United Zinc Smelting Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ; repoi't [and order] of commission.
[1927.? 139-142+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12365.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12365
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32 July. 1927
Colorado and Southeastern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 660, Colorado and
Southeastern Railroad Company ; decided Apr. 8, 1927 ; report of commission.
ri927 1 D 251-271. (B-538.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-538
Consolidated TelepJwne Company. Finance docket no. 6209, purchase of prop-
erties of Consolidated Telephone Company by Michigan Bell Telephone Com-
pany; [decided May 5, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +482-484 p.
([Finance decision] 2803.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2803
Copper. No. 16444, Federated Metals Corporation v. New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company; decided May 6, 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 439-442+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12287.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12287
Copper sulphate. No. 17753, Peaslee-Gaulbert Company v. Chicago & Alton
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 20, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 103-104. ([Opinion] 12358.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12358
Cotton. No. 18205, Geo. H. McFadden & Brothers Agency v. Aberdeen & Rock-
fish Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 519-523. ([Opinion] 12303.) [From I. C. C, reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12303
Cotton^seed. No. 17261, Tallulah Cotton Oil Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1927.] 723-730 +ii p. ( [Opinion] 12325.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12325
Demurrage. No. 17791, Union Gas & Electric Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company; [decided May 10, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +566-568 p. ([Opinion] 12314.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper.
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12314
Dolomite. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2857, dolomite and fluxing
stone from and to points in Central Freight Association territory; decided
May 12, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 23-28+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12337.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 1233T
Fairport, Painestnlle and Eastern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6207, securities
of Fairport, Painesville & Eastern Railroad ; decided May 25, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 599-602. ([Finance decision] 2834.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2834
Fleshings. No. 17617, Keystone Glue Company et al. v. Southern Railway
Company et al. : decided May 7, 1927 ; report [and orders] of commission.
[1927.] 507-514+iii p. ([Opinion] 12301.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12303
Frankfort a7id Cincinnati Rail/road. Finance docket no. 6187, acquisition and
operation by Frankfort & Cincinnati Railroad ; [decided May 7, 1927 ; report
of commission]. 1927. [1] +500-504 p. ([Finance decision] 2811.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2811
Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2853, class rates between
Oregon and "Washington points ; [decided May 23, 1927 ; report and order of
commission]. 1927. [1] +108-112+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12360.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12360
New England divisions, no. 11756, Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company
et al. t\ Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 14, 1927 ;
[report and orders of commission on further hearing]. [1927.] 579-673+xiv
p. ([Opinion] 12318.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper. 10c.
IC 1.6/a : 1231S
No. 10049, Sugar Land Railway Company ; decided May 9, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 529-535. ( [Opinion] 12306.) [From I. C. C. reports
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1230S
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Freight rates — Continued.
No. 17491, Washington Building Lime Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 12, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 9-20. ([Opinion] 12335.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12335
No. 1S510, Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, Incorporated, v. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 747-750. ([Opinion] 12331.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12331
Fuel. Fuel for road locomotives in freight and passenger train service (charged
to operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for
switching locomotives not included), compiled from 151 reports representing
171 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Oct.
1926 and 1925 [and] 10 months ended with Oct. 1926 and 1925 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Oct. 1926. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.]
t IC 1 ste.30 : 926/10
Same, compiled from 152 reports representing 172 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Nov. 1926 and 1925 [and] 11 months
ended with Nov. 1926 and 1925; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Nov.
1926. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 926/11
Same, compiled from 151 reports representing 171 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Dec. 1926 and 1925 [and] 12 months
ended with Dec. 1926 and 1925; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Dec.
1926. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 926/12
• Same, compiled from 154 reports representing 174 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Jan. 1927 and 1926 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/1
Same, compiled from 154 reports representing 174 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Feb. 1927 and 1926 [and] 2 months
ended with Feb. 1927 and 1926; [prepai-ed in] Bureau of Statistics. Feb.
1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/2
Same, compiled from 154 reports representing 174 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Mar. 1927 and 1926 [and] 3 months
ended with Mar. 1927 and 1926 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar.
1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/3
Same, compiled from 153 reports representing 173 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, Apr. 1927 and 1926 [and] 4 months
ended with Apr. 1927 and 1926: [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Apr.
1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/4
Same, compiled from 153 reports representing 173 steam railways, switch-
ing and terminal companies not included, May, 1927 and 1926 [and] 5 months
ended with May, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. May,
1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/5
Furniture. No. 18075, Rodgers-Wade Furniture Company v. Akron, Canton &
Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; [decided May 7, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927 [1] +460-462 p. ( [Opinion] 12293.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 126.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : 12293
Gasoline. No. 18255, Henderson Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 18. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 59-60. ([Opinion] 12351.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12351
Gh'ain. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2842, grain and grain products
from points in Texas to Mississippi Valley ; [decided May 7, 1927 ; report
and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +454-456+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12291.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, .5c. IC 1.6/la : 12291
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34 Jui-Y, 1927
Gram — Continued.
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2863, grain and grain products
from western points to stations on Jonesboro, Lake City & Eastern Railroad;
[decided May 9, 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+536-
538+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12307.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12307
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2877, grain and grain products
from Illinois and Indiana to Arkansas; decided May 14, 1927; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 29-30+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12338.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12338
No. 17085, Aberdeen Commercial Club et al. v. Camas Prairie Railroad
Companv et al. ; [decided May 10, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
498-507 p. ([Opinion] 12300.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12300
No. 18218, Arcady Farms Milling Company v. Akron, Canton & Youngs-
town Railway Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 449-454. ([Opinion] 12290.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12290
Grapes. No. 17S47, California Table Fruit Company v. Atcbison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided May 11, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +700-702 p. ([Opinion] 12321.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12321
- No. 18044, Louis Taub, Incorporated, et al. v. Lebigh Valley Railroad
Company; decided May 20, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 105-107.
([Opinion] 12359.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12359
Hay. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2826 ; bay between points in
Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas ; [decided May 9, 1927 ; report and order
of commission]. 1927. [1] +524-526+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12304.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12304
Hill City Railway. "Valuation docket no. 223, Hill City Railway Company;
decided Apr. 29, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 293-306. (B-540.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-540
Ice-cream containers. No. 17470, National Association of Ice Cream Manufac-
turers f. American Railway Express Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ;
report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 143-145+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12366.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12366
Illinois Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 6269, joint bonds of Illinois Cen-
tral and Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans railroads; decided May 19, 1927;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 559-561. ([Finance decision] 2823.)
I From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2823
Johnstotvn and Stony Creek Rail Road. Valuation docket no. 913, Johnstown
and Stony Creek Rail Road Company ; [decided Apr. 29. 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +306-320 p. (B-541.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.1
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-541
Lake Tahoe Railway and Transportation Company. Valuation docket no. 309,
Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Company : decided Apr. 29. 1927 ; re-
port of commission. [1927.] p. 337-352. (B-.543.) [Prom I. C. C. reports,
V. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-543
Lehigh and Xew Enr/land Railroad. Finance docket no. G276, bonds of Lehigh &
New England Railroad ; decided May 17, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 545-546. ([Finance decision] 2820.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2820
Live Oak, Perry and Gulf Railroad. Valuation docket no. 811, Live Oak, Perry
& Gulf Railroad Company; decided Apr. 22. 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 213-233. (B-.536.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper. .5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-536
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Lorain and Southern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 704, Lorain & Soutliern
Railroad Company: [decided Apr. 29. 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +234^250 p. (B-537.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] ♦Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-537
Lubricatinff-oils. No. 17929, White Eagle Oil & Refining Company v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission on reconsideration. [1927.] 55-56+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12349.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12349
Lumber. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2858, transit privileges on
lumber and ties at Terre Haute. Ind. ; decided May 5, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 433^36+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12285.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12285
No. 10891, O. E. Burns and F. R. Knapp v. Big Sandy & Kentucky River
Railway Company, director general, as agent, et al. ; [decided May 2, 1927 ;
report of commission on further hearing]. 1927. [1] +410-413 p. ([Opin-
ion] 12280.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12280
No. 15853, E. W. McClave & Son, Incorporated, v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 12, 1927 ; supplemental report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 1-2. ([Opinion] 12333.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6, la : 12333
No. 17076, Pacific States Lumber Company et al. v. Great Northern Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 471^74+ii p. ([Opinion] 12295.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12295
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 6283, bonds of Minne-
apolis & St. Louis R. R. ; [decided May 21, 1927: report of commission].
1927. [1] +562-564 p. ([Finance decision] 2824.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2824
Minnesota, Dakota and Western Railuay. Before Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, valuation docket no. 949, Minnesota, Dakota and Western Railway
Companv; brief in support of tentative valuation. [1927.] cover-title, i+74
p. t " IC 1 val. 8 : M 666/5
Misrouting. No. 17216, Amicon Fruit Company v. Lehigh Valley Railroad Com-
panv et al. : [decided May 14. 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [l]+347-
38 p. ([Opinion] 12340.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6 la : 12340
No. 18118. Norcross Marble Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 741-743.
( [Opinion] 12329.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12329
Mississipin Export Railroad. Finance docket no. 6008, securities of Mississippi
Export Railroad: [decided May 7, 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
492-496 p. ([Finance decision] 2S0S.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S08
Mount Hope Mineral Raih-oad. Valuation docket no. 868, Mount Hope Mineral
Railroad Company : decided Apr. 29. 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 321-336. (B-542.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-542
Muskegon Railway and Navigation Company. Finance docket no. 6261, bonds
of Muskegon Railway & Navigation Co. ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 541-544. ( [Finance decision] 2819.) [Froml. C. C.
reports, v. 124 [ * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-2S19
Neto Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railioay. Finance docket no. 3500, bonds of
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry. : [approved May 25, 1927 ; 3d supplemental
order]. 1927. p. [1], 580. ([Finance decision] 2832.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S32
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Finance docket, no. 6263, New
York, New Haven & Hartford equipment trust of 1927 ; decided May 26, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 603-606. ([Finance decision] 2835.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5a IC 1.6/la : F-2835
Norwich and Worcester Railroad. Finance docket no. 6247, bonds of Norwich
& Worcester Railroad; [decided May 17, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +510-512 p. ([Finance decision] 2814.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2814
Oats. No. 17928, Albers Bros. Milling Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 53-54. ([Opinion] 12348.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12348
Oberlin, Hampton and Eastern Railway. Finance docket no. 5946, deficit
settlement with Oberlin, Hampton & Eastern Railway ; decided May 6, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 487-488. ([Finance decision] 2805.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2805
Paper. No. 17633, Chamber of Commerce of El Dorado et al. v. Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ; report [and
■ order] of commission. [1927.] 443-446 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12288.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12288
No. 17752, Dallas Paper Company v. Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 739-741. ([Opinion] 12328.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12328
• No. 18135, United Paperboard Company, Incorporated, v. Boston & Albany
Railroad et al. ; decided May 11, 1927 ; report [and orderi] of commission.
[1927.] 751-754+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12332.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12332
No. 18314, Newark Call Printing & Publishing Company v. Central Rail-
road Company of New Jersey et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 569-571. ([Opinion] 12315.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12315
Pearl River Valley Railroad. Finance docket no. 6285, notes of Pearl River
Valley Railroad; decided May 21, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 577-579. ([Finance decision] 2830.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2830
Petroleum. No. 16976, Indian Refining Company, Incorporated, v. Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 543-546. ([Opinion] 12309.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12309
No. 17746, Humble Oil & Refining Company v. Beaumont, Sour Lake &
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 717-722. ([Opinion] 12324.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12324
Phosphates. No. 16867, Gulfport Fertilizer Company v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 463^70. ([Opinion] 12294.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 122&4
No. 17370, Meridian Fertilizer Factory v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided May 7, 1927; report and order of commission].
1927. [l]+478-486+iii p. ([Opinion] 12297.) [Report from I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12297
Pittslurg, Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad. Finance docket no. 6260, stock
of Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad; decided May 7, 1927; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 505-506. ([Finance decision] 2812.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2812
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Posts. No. 18106, Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Company v. Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company et al. ; [decided May 20, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +94-97 p. ([Opinion] 12355.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12355
Potatoes. No. 17348, Boyle Commission Company v. Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 51-52. ([Opinion] 12347.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12347
No. 17762, Caruso, Rinella, Battaglia Company, Incorporated, v. Nor-
folk Southern Railroad Company et al. : decided May 10, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 55.5-560+ii p. ([Opinion] 12312.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12312
Railroad accidents. Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Mar.
1927 [and 3 months ending with Mar. 1927, with quarterly summaries by
roads and States, Jan.-Mar. 1927; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar.
1927. [8] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC lste.31 : 927/3
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 "steam roads in United States
[including 14 switching and terminal companies] Apr. 1927 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. il. oblong large 8° t IC lste.25 : 927/4
Railroad ties. No. 18463, Potosi Tie & Lumber Company v. Sligo & Eastern
RaUroad Company et al. ; decided May 12, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 41-42. ([Opinion] 12342.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12342
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 152 reports of freight service
statistics representing 172 railways and from 147 reports of passenger serv-
ice statistics representing 167 railways (switching and terminal companies
not included). May, 1927 and 1926 [and 5 months ended with May, 1927 and
1926 ; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. May, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8"
[Subject to revision.] t IC lste.21 : 927/5
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
182 steam' railways, including 14 switching and terminal companies. May,
1927 and 1926 [and] 5 months ended with May, 1927 and 1926 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. May, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC lste.l9 : 927/5
Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam roads, selected
items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, May. 1927
and 1926 [and] 5 months ended with May, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. May, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC lste.20 : 927/5
Operating statistics of large steam roads, selected items for May, 1927,
compared with May, 1926, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. May, 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.22 : 927/5
Revenue traflBc statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, in-
cluding mixed-train service, compiled from 153 reports representing 173 steam
railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Apr. 1927 and 1926
[and] 4 months ended with Apr. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in] Bureau of
Statistics. Apr. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste.24 : 927/4
Hails. No. 17210, Hyman-Michaels Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.1
p. 547-550. ([Opinion] 12310.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12310
No. 17426, West Virginia Rail Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 153-158 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12369.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v.
128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12369
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Road-rollers. No. 18027, Buffalo- Springfield Roller Company v. Detroit, Toledo
& Ironton Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 12, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 177-178. ([Opinion] 12259.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12259
Routing. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2829, soda ash from Cartago,
Skinner, and Keller, Calif., to western trunk line and southwestern terri-
tories; decided May 13, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.1
45_47_(_[1] p. ([Opinion] 12344.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12344
St. Louis and O'Fallon Railway. Finance docket no. 3908, excess income of St.
Louis & O'Fallon Railway Company ; finance docket no. 4026, excess income
of Manufacturers' Railway Company ; approved May 5, 1927 ; order. 1927.
p. 499. ([Finance decision] 2810.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.1
* Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-2810
Same ; approved May 24, 1927 ; order. 1927. p. 579. ( [Finance decisionl
2831.) [From I. C." C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2831
St. Louis SoutJncestern Railway of Texas. Before Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, in matter of tentative valuations of St. Louis-Southwestern Railway
Company of Texas, valuation docket 132 ; St. Louis-Southwestern Railway
Company, valuation docket 142 ; Pine Bluff aud Arkansas River Railway,
valuation docket 121 ; Shreveport Bridge and Terminal Company, valuation
docket 129 ; and Dallas Terminal Railway and Union Depot Company, valua-
tion docket 136; brief in support of tentative valuations. 1927. cover-title,
ii-f 91 p. $ IC 1 val.S : Sa 24/3
San Benito and Rio Grande Valley Railway. Construction of lines in Cameron
County, Tex., finance docket no. 5744, construction of branch lines by San
Benito & Rio Grande Valley Railway Company ; finance docket no. 5869, con-
struction of extension by San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway Company ;
decided May 13, 1927; [report of commission]. [1927.] p. 513-522. ([Finance
decision] 2815.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2S15
Sand. No. 13365, Roquemore Gravel Company v. Atlanta & West Point Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of commission on further hear-
ing. [1927.] p. 575-578. ( [Opinion] 12317.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12317
No. 16963, Automatic Gravel Products Company et al. v. Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 487^91. ([Opinion] 12298.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12298
Seaboard Air Line Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6129, abandonment of branch
by Seaboard Air Line Railway ; decided May 23, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 575-576. ([Finance decision] 2829.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
124.] -Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2829
Smoky Mountain Railroad. Finance docket no. 5956, acquisition of line by
Smoky Mountain Railroad ; decided May 12, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 523-52S. ([Finance decision] 2816.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2816
Solder. No. 16419. Federated Metals Corporation v. Central Railroad Com-
pany of New Jersey et al. ; decided May 10, 1927; report [and orders] of
commission on further consideration. [1927.] 703-712-|-ii p. ([Opinion]
12322.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12322
Southern Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6095, abandonment of part of
branch line by Southern Pacific ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 497-499. ([Finance decision] 2809.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2809
Steel. No. 17804, Standard Nut & Bolt Company v. New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 10, 1927 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 731-736-fii p. ([Opinion] 12326.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12326
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stereotype plates. No. 12101, Western Newspaper Union v. director general,
as agent, Adirondack & St. Lawrence Railroad Company, et al. ; decided May
7, 1927: report of commission on furtlier liearing. [1927.] p. 437-438.
([Opinion] 12286.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12286
Stone. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2831, stone from Champaign,
111., to certain points in Central Freight Association territory; decided May
14, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 21-22+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 12336.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12336
No. 17796. Brownell Improvement Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Chicago
Terminal Railroad Company et al. ; [decided May 5, 1927 ; report and order
of commission]. 1927. ri]+414-416+ii p. ([Opinion] 12281.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12281
Storage iatteries. No. 17697, National Lead Battery Company v. Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company et al. : decided May 14, 1927; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 39-40. ([Opinion] 12341.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12341
Straicierries. No. 16998, Harry J. Lewis Company et al. v. Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided May 12. 1927;
report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 3-8 + [l] p. ([Opinion] 12334.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12334
Sugar. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2839, cancellation of applica-
tion of class rates on sucar ; decided May 10. 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 527-528+ [1] P- ([Opinion] 12305.) [Report from I.
C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12305
Sullivan Telephone Company, Incorporated. Finance docket no. 6288. acquisi-
tion of control of Sullivan Telephone Co.. Incorporated, by New York Tele-
phone Co. ; decided May 26, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 607-609.
([Finance decision] 2836.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2836
Swine. No. 15548, Cudahy Packing Company v. director general, as agent;
[decided Mav 10. 1927: report of commission on argument]. 1927. [1] +
674-676 p. ([Opinion] 12319.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12319
No. 16615. Armour & Company v. director general, as agent : decided
Mav 10, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 539^542. ([Opinion] 12308.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12308
• No. 17241, Jacob E. Decker & Sons v. Chicago & North Western Railway
Companv ; decided Mav 10, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 551-554.
([Opinion] 12311.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12311
Train service. No. 16530, Puget Sound-Portland joint passenger-train service,
in matter of application of Northern Pacific Railway Company. Great North-
ern Railway Company, and Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Com-
pany for authority to establish joint passenger-train service between Seattle,
Tacoma, and Portland and to divide earnings therefrom ; decided May 28,
1927; report [and order] of commission on further hearing. [1927.] 149-
152+[1] p. ([Opinion] 12368.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12368
Trouser presses. No. 17999, Chicago Carton Company v. New York Central Rail-
road Companv; decided May 7. 1927; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 457-459+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12292.) [Report from I. C. C. reports.
V. 126.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12292
Tuskegee Railroad. Finance docket no. 6189, securities of Tuskegee Railroad ;
decided May 7. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 507-509. ([Finance
decision] 2813.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper. .5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2S13
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Tiiskegee Railroad — Continued.
Valuation docket no. 655, Tuskegee Railroad Company; decided Apr.
15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 195-212. (B-535.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-535
Union Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 5435, construction of extension by
Union Pacific Eailroad ; decided May 5, 1927; supplemental report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 485-486. ([Finance decision] 2804.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : F-2S04
Vermont International Telegraph Company. Valuation docket no. 963, Vermont
International Telesiraph Company; [decided Apr. 15, 1927; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +164-170 p. (B-532.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-532
Warehouses. No. 16749, Williams-Thompson Company v. Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 417-421. ([Opinion] 12282.) [Fi'om I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12282
Wash-tuhs. No. 18190, West Texas Utilities Company v. Michigan Central
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 16, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 57-58, ([Opinion] 12350.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12350
No. 18475, Chicago Granatine Manufacturing Company v. Illinois Central
Railroad Company: [decided May 10, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +572-574 p. ( [Opinion] 12316.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 126.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12316
Washington Run Railroad. Valuation docket no, 911, Washington Run Rail-
road Company; decided Apr, 15, 1927; report of commission, [1927,] p, 171-
182. (B-533,) [From I, C, C, reports, v, 125,] * Paper, 5c, IC 1,6/la : B-533
Watermelons. No, 17910, L. A. Mossburg v. Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1927; report of commission, [1927.]
p. 447-448, ([Opinion] 12289.) [From I. C. C, reports, v, 126.] * Paper, 5c,
IC 1,6/la : 12289
No. 18014, Edgerton & Beers. Incorporated, v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company ; [decided May 5, 1927 ; report of commission], 1927, [l]+422-
424 p, ([Opinion] 12283,) [From I. C, C. reports, v. 126.] * Pai>er, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12283
Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6198, construction of branch by
Western Pacific Railroad ; [decided May 4, 1927 ; report of commission], 1927,
[1] +466-468 p. ([Finance decision] 2798.) [From I, C, C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-279S
Wilmington, Brunswick and Southern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 935, Wil-
mington, Brunswick & Southern Railroad Company ; decided Apr. 15, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 183-194, (B-534,) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-534
Wood. No. 17835, E-Z Opener Bag Company v. Pearl River Valley Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report of commission on further bear-
ing. 1927, p. 48, ([Opinion] 12345,) [From I, C, C, reports, v, 128.]
* Paper, 5c, IC 1,6/la : 12:^5
Wood-piiJp. No, 16531, Hamersley Manufacturing Company v. Erie Railroad
Company et al, ; decided May 7, 1927 ; repoi-t [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 491-497+ii p, ([Opinion] 12299,) [Report from I, C. C. reports,
V, 126,] * Paper, 5c, IC 1.6/la : 12299
Zinc. No, 15816, United Zinc Smelting Corporation v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company et al, ; decided June 23, 1927 ; report [and orders] of commis-
sion, [1927.] 677-699+iv p, ([Opinion] 12320,) [Report from I. C, C. re-
ports, V. 126.] * Paper, 5c, IC 1,6/la : 12320
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Aldridge, W. 0. In Court of Claims, no. F-61, Mary S. Aklridse, executrix of
W. 6. Aldridae. v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 59-69. t
J 1.13 : Al 24
American Can Company. Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. D-347, Ameri-
can Can Company. Inc.. v. United States ; defendant's objections to plaintiff's
request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, and brief.
[1927.] p. 37-55. + J 1.13 : Am 3/llS
American Stores Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-351. American Stores
Company V. United States ; defendant's counterclaim. [1927.] p. 7-10. J
J 1.13 : Am 3/114
Arnold. Henry H. In Court of Claims, no. E-329, Henry H. Aniold v. United
States: defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report, defendant's state-
ment of case and brief. [1927.] p. 43-55. | J 1.13 : Ar 64
Bauman. Ahraham. In Court of Claims, no. D-1132, Abraham Bauman v.
United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner. [1927.] p.
23-37. t J 1.13 :B. 327
Berkshire Woolen Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-352, Berkshire Woolen
Company v. United States; demurrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 9-12. t
J 1.13 : B 455/8
Bickctt Coal and Coke Company, Incorporated. No. D-1. in Court of Claims,
Bickett Coal and Coke Co., Inc.. v. United States; defendant's demurrer to
plaintiff's amended petition filed herein May 9, 1927. 1927. cover-title,
i+47-59p. t J 1.13 :B 472/3
Braffet. Ma'k P. No. — . in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. Hubert Work, as
Secretary of Interior, v. Robert L. Braffet. administrator of Mark P. Braffet ;
petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia and
brief in support thereof. 1927. cover-title, ii-f39 p. $ J 1.13 : B 73
Byrvater, Selwyn. In Court of Claims, no. E-570, Selwyn Bywater v. United
States; defendant's statement of case, objections to plaintiff's request for
findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, statutes, regulations,
and brief. [1927.] p. 31-55. % J 1.13 : B 099
Chapman, Edicin N. In Court of Claims, no. E-317, Edwin N. Chapman v.
United States; defendant's statement of case, objections to plaintiff's request
for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, statutes, regula-
tions, and brief. [1927.] p. 25-44. $ J 1.13 :C 366/6
Chapman, John D. No. 232, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John D. Chap-
man V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorai'i to Court of Claims;
brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i-rl6 p. t
J 1.13 : C 366/7
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. No. A-233, in Court of Claims,
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company v. United States ; defendant's
request for findings of fact and brief. 1927. cover-title, ii-f 423-472 p. t
J 1.13 : C 424/10
Chicago amd Eastern Illinois Railway. In Court of Claims, no. C-55. Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railway Co. v. United States ; motion for new trial [and
brief]. [1927.] p. 1-24. % J 1.13 : C 43/116
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. In Court of Claims, no. C-63,
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company v. United States ; de-
fendant's answer and brief in opposition to plaintiff's motion for new trial.
[1927.] p. 45-50. t J 1.13 : C 43/117
Chisholm, Edward DeC. In Court of Claims, no. E-316, Edward de C. Chisholm
V. United States ; defendant's statement of case, objections to plaintiff's re-
quest for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, statutes,
regulation.s, and brief. [1927.] p. 2.3-44. J .T 1.13 : C 447
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Circuit Courts of Appeals. Judges, 4t]i circuit [corrected list for Rules of circuit
court of appeals for 4th circuit, 1927]. 1927. p. [iii]. i J l.S : C 49/2/p. iii
Colin & Ellett. No. 4736, circuit court of appeals, 6th circuit, Robert Cohn and
John M. Nickells, copartners trading under firm name and style of Cohn &
Ellett, et al. r. Shipping Board and Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corpora-
tion [now Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation], on appeal from dis-
trict court, western district of Tennessee; petition for rehearing. 1927.
cover-title, 8 p. t J 1.13 :C 661/2
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light, and Poiver Company of Baltimore. In Court
of Claims, no. D-723, Consolidated Gas, Electric Light, and Power Company of
Baltimore v. United States ; defendant's statement of case, defendant's re-
quest for findings of fact, statutes and brief. [1927.] p. 1-12. t
J 1.13 : C 765/11
Dane, Frank. No. 345, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Frank Dane v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Ap'peals of District of
Columbia ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i-|-8 p. $
J 1.13 : D 198
Detroit Steel Products Company. No. 243, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
Detroit Steel Products Company v. United States, on petition for writ of cer-
tiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, i-f 10 p. $ J 1.13 : D 484/8
Edimn. Thomas A., Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-29, Thomas A.
Edison, Inc., v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 25-30. X
J 1.13 : Ed 48/2
FideUtif-Philadelphia Trust Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-200, Fidelity-
Philadelphia Trust Company and International Navigation Company v.
Urited States: demurrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 27-33. t J 1.13 : F 448/15
Ford Motor Company. In equity, no. 822, district court, eastern district of Ken-
tucky, at London, Ford Motor Company and Fordson Coal Company v. United
States and Interstate Commerce Commission, before Arthur C. Denison and
Charles H. Moorman, circuit judges, and A. M. J. Cochran, district judge,
sitting in district court pursuant to urgent deficiencies act (38 Stat., 219), on
final hearing ; supplemental brief for United States. 1927. cover-title. 10 p. %
J 1.13 :F 757/3
Great Northern Railway guaranty case, in equity, no. 864, district court, dis-
trict of Minnesota, 3d division. Great Northern Railway Company v. United
States [and] Interstate Commerce Commission, before William S. Kenyon,
circuit judge, and John B. Sanborn and Joseph W. Molyneaux. district
judges, sitting pursuant to urgent deficiencies act Oct. 22. 1913 (38 Stat., 219),
on motions to dismiss ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii-|-32
p. $ J 1.13 : G 798/15
Hardware Vndericr iters and National Hardware Service Corporation. In Court
of Claims, no. C-1277, Hardware Underwriters and National Hardware Serv-
ice Corporation v. United States ; defendant's exceptions and objections to
report of Commissioner Carl K. Rang, and requests for additional findincs of
fact and conclusions of law. [1927.] p. 1-26. $ J 1.13 :H 222/3
Hirsh. Morris M. In Court of Claims, no. E-2S4, Amalie Hirsh and William A.
Hirsh, executors of Morris M. Hirsh, v. United States ; defendant's brief.
[1927.] p. 71-82. t JL13:H617
Houseman, Samuel F. In Court of Claims, no. H-19S, Frank C. Mattern and
Frank L. Carre, executors of Samuel F. Houseman, v. United States ; de-
murrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 17-21. t J 1.13 :H 817
Imperial Ma-chine and Foundry Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. C-320.
Imperial Machine and Foundry Coi-poration v. United States : defendant's
motion for new trial and for amended findings of fact [and brief]. [1927.]
p. 492-514, 1 pi. 4 J 1.13 : Im 7/10
In Court of Claims, no. C-321, Imperial Machine Company v. United
States; defendant's motion for new trial and for amended findings of fact
[and memorandum]. [1927.] p. 515-521. 1 pi. t J 1.13 :Im 7/11
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Imperial Machine and Foundry Corporation — Continued.
In Court of Claims, no. 34453, Imiierial Machine and Foundry Corpora-
tion V. United States; defendant's motion for new trial and for amended
findings of fact [and brief]. [1927.] p. 470-491. ? J 1.13 : Im 7/9
Kansas City Southern Railway. No. 293, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
United States and Interstate Commerce Commission v. Kansas City Southern
Railway Company [et al.], appeal from district court for western district of
Missouri : motion to advance and brief for appellants. 1927. cover-title,
i+7 p. i J 1.13 : K 133/16
Knox. Philander C. In circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit, Mar. term, 1927,
no. 3594 (list no. 3, J. R. Tiudle et al., executors [of] P. C. Knox, v. D. B.
Heiner. collector [of internal revenue for 23d district of Pennsylvania;
transcript of record]. [1027.] p. 48-51. t J 1.13 : K 776/2
■ No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. D. B. Heinjer, collector of
internal revenue for 23d district of Pennsylvania, v. James R. Tindle and
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh, coexecutors of Philander C. Knox ; peti-
tion for writ of certiorari to circuit court of apipeals for 3d circuit, and brief
in support thereof. 1927. cover-title, i-f 9 p. J J 1.13 : K 776/3
Lihhy, McXeill & Lihhy. In Court of Claims, no. E-607, Libby, McNeill &
Libby, Maine corporation, v. United States; counterclaim. [1927.] p.
55-56. t J 1.13 : L 614/2
Same; stipulation of facts. [1927.] p. 57-75. t J 1.13 :L 614/3
Long, F. R., d Co. In Court of Claims, [no.] C-1330, F. R. Long and Company
V. United States ; defendant's requests for findings of fact, conclusions of
law, and brief. [1927.] p. 101-114. t J 1.13 :L 851/2
McKane, George N. In Court of Claims, no. H-256, George N. McKane v.
United States; defendant's demurrer. [1927.] p. 10-15. t J 1.13 : M 191
McMurray, J. F. No. 236, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, J. F. McMur-
ray v. Choctaw Nation of Indians and Chickasaw Nation of Indians, on peti-
tion for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for respondents in oppo-
sition. 1927. cover-title, i-f 28 p. + J 1.13 : M 229/4
Magnolia Petroleum Company. No. 283, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
United States v. Magnolia Petroleum Company, E. R. Brown et al. [tnistees],
on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims: brief for United States
in support of i)etition. 1927. cover-title, i+9 p. % J 1.13 :M 275/6
Mesce, Frank H. In Court of Claims, [no.] E-558, Frank H. Mesce v. United
States; defendant's objections to report of commissioner. [1927.] p. 2.3-28.
t J 1.13 : M 56/2
Mississippi River and Bonne Tcrre Railway. In Court of Claims, no. F-290,
Mississippi River «& Bonne Terre Railway Company v. United States : de-
murrer to amended petition. [1927.] p. 7-13. t J 1.13 : M 691/48
Mooney, James E. In Court of Claims, no. F-92, Fourth and Central Trust
Company, sole surviving executor of James E. Mooney, v. United States : de-
fendant's statement of case, defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for
findings of fact and defendant's request for findings of fact, statute, and
brief. [1927.] p. 59-72. t J 1.13 : M 779
Moore, Mrs. Emily L. No. 222, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, "VN'illiam R.
Verner, sole executor of Emily L. Moore, v. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorari to Court of Claims : brief for United States in opposition.
1927. cover-title, [l]+6 p. t J 1.13 : M 782/4
Neip Haven and Dunbar Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. F-246, New Haven
& Dunbar Railroad Company v. United States; demurrer. [1927.] p. 67-
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Nolde, Anna L. In Court of Claims, no. F-91, Anna Louise Nolde r. United
States; defendant's statement of case, statutes, brief. [1927.] p. 43-50. t
J 1.13 : N 714
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O'Gara Coal Company. In Court of Claims, [no.] E-540, O'Gara Coal Com-
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to claimant's request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of
fact, statutes, brief. [1927.] p. 69-105. $ J 1.13 : Og 1/4
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Owen, Cyril B. In Court of Claims, [no.] B-3?5, Cyril B. Owen v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 13-16. $ J 1.13 : Ow 2/6
Peale, Rem'brandt H. No. 244, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Rembrandt
H. Peale v. Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of War, Hubert Work, Secretary of
Interior, and William M. Jardine, Secretary of Agriculture, as members of
and composing Federal Power Commission, and Federal Power Commission,
on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ;
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Reilly, Ursula S. In Court of Claims, no. F-113, Ursula S. Reilly [et al.] v.
United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 89-96. t J 1.13 :R 273/2
Rosskam, S. Leon. In Court of Claims, no. D-3S9, William B. Rosskam and
Lester G. Rosskam, executors of S. Leon Rosskam, v. United States; de-
fendant's brief and request for findings of fact. [1927.] p. 75-97. t
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Smith, Fred. No. 267, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Fred Smith v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 2d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title,
i+9 p. t J 1.13: Sm56
Southern Pacific Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-356, Southern Pacific
Company v. United States; brief for defendant. [1927.] p. 49-51. t
J 1.13 : So 8/90-
Stone & Do'umer Company. No. 150, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1926,
United States v. Stone & Downer Company and Lowe, Donald & Company,
on writ of certiorari to Court of Customs Appeals ; memorandum for United.
States on respondents' petition for rehearing. 1927. cover-title, 6 p. $
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Stoivell, Ellery C. No. 290, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States
ex relatione Ellery C. Stowell v. William C. Deming, George R. Wales, and
Jessie Dell, civil service commissioners, on petition for writ of certiorari ta
Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ; brief for civil service commissioners
in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+9 p. % J 1.13 : St 79-
Sun-y, Sussex and Sotithampton Railway. In Court of Claims, no. F-295.
Surry, Sussex & Southampton Railway Company v. United States ; demurrer
to amended petition [and brief]. [1927.] p. 7-12. $ J 1.13 : Su 78/2
Thorp d Bond. In Court of Claims, no 17635, Congressional, Charles F. Bond,
as receiver of partnership of Thorp & Bond, v. United States; defendant's-
motion to dismiss [and defendant's brief in support of motion to dismiss].
[1927.] p. 33-41. t J 1.13 :T 398/3
Tignor, Claude J. In Court of Claims, no. F-165, Claude J. Tignor v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 11-22. | J 1.13 : T 448/6-
Vilsack, Edward J. In Court of Claims, no. F-114, Edward J. Vilsack, Joseph
G. Vilsack, as individuals, and Annie L. Vilsack, administratrix of Atigust
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Wicktvire, Edtcard L. No. 149, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Jessie L.
Wickwire, individually and as executrix and trustee of Edward L. Wickwire,
V. Mabel G. Reinecke. as collector and as acting collector of internal revenue
[for 1st district of Illinois], on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 7th circuit ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, i+7 p. t
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Wong Gar Wah. No. 278, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, "Wong Gar Wah
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for 9tli circuit; brief for respondent in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i-fl2
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Beppu Ko.
Hiii Ko.
Oita Ko.
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Caroline Islands. Islands of Caroline Group, north Pacific Ocean ; chart 5425.
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Chamisso Harbor Lukunor Islands, Nomoi Islands, from Russian sketch survey in
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Goyomai Stiido, Hokushu and Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands), Japan, from
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Hamilton Harbor, Hamilton I., Bermuda Islands, north Atlantic Ocean, from
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Ice. Ice supplement to Hydrographic bulletin ; issue 222. Scale 1° long.=0.3
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Italy, west coast, Mediterranean Sea, Civita Vecchia to Naples, from Italian
surveys between 18S3 and 1888, with corrections to 1922 [with insets] ; chart
3943.' Natural scale 1:255,457 at lat. 41° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic
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N 6.18 : 3943
Civita Vecchia, from Italian survey in 1886, with corrections to 1922.
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Morocco. Ports and anchorages on west coast of Morocco, Africa, from French
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Office, published Oct. 1905, 6th edition, June, 1927. 19.2X27.4 in. f 30c.
N 6.18 : 2239
Ag-adir Road (Santa Cruz).
Arzila.
Cape Tafelfteh Anchorage, from French survey in 1920.
Imsouan Bny, from French survey in 1920.
Larache (El" Araish).
Rabat and Sali.
Xova Scotia, south coast. Canada. Port Medway to Lockeport 'Harbor, from
British surveys in 1861 and 1862 : chart 2131. Natural scale 1 : 72,903.
Washinston. Hvdroeraphic Office, published Oct. 1903, 16th edition. June,
1927. 41.2X32.2 in.^ t 60c. N 6.18: 2131
Kovorossisk Bay (Sudzhiik Bay), Black Sea, Russia, from Russian surveys to
1901, with additions from other sources ; with inset, Novorossisk Harbor,
from Russian plan of 1901; chart 4217. Scale naut. m.=2.3 in., natural scale
1:32,475. Washington, Hydrographic Office, June, 1927. 26.8X19.3 in. t20c.
N 6.18 : 4217
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters, Aug. 1927 ; chart 3500.
Scale 1° long. =0.7 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, July 18. 1927.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.24 : 927/8
Note. — This chart is accompanied by a 2d sheet carrying the balance of the text
matter entitled Correlation of static with atmosphere as aid to navigation, communi-
cations, engineering, which is continued from the reverse of the Pilot chart.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean. Sept. 1927 ; chart 2603. Scale 1° long.=0.2
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, July 18, 1927. 22.6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] f 10c.
N 6.17 : 927/9
XoTB. — Contains on reverse: Navigational examples lof observations of celestial
bodies for determining line of position].
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean. Aug. 1927 : chart 1400. Scale 1°
long. =0.27 in. Washington. Hydrographic Office, July 18. 1927. 23.2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c.
L. C. card 14-16339 N 6.15/1 : 927/8
Note. — Contains on reverse : Cyclonic storms.
Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Sept. 1927; chart 1401. Scale 1°
long. =0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, July 18, 1927. 23.7X35.3 in.
[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.16 : 927/9
Note. — Contains on reverse : Cyclonic storms.
Pilot Chart of south Atlantic Ocean, Sept-Nov. 1927; chart 2600. Scale
1° long.=0.3 in. Washington. Hydrographic Office, July 18. 1927. 23X31.9
in. [Quarterly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.20 : 927/3
Note. — Contains on reverse : Doubtful shoals and dangers, north and south Atlantic
oceans.
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Pilot charts — Continued-
Pilot chart of south Pacific Ocean, Sept--XoT. 1!927: chart 2801. Scale
1' loBe.=02 in. Washington, Hjdn^raphic Office, July IS. 192T. ZL2X353
in. [Qoarterly. Certain portions of the data are famished by the WealOier
Bureau.] 1 10c. X 6l21 : 921/3
Xcm. — Contains on rerezse: DoaMfol stuoiaJs and dansers, notth and sovth PadSe
oc«aas.
Part of Spain^ Trinidad, west coast. W. L, from British sunrey in 1921, tiqpogra-
phy is from Topographical Survey of Trinidad ; chart 2115. Scale naut. m-=
4.9 in., natural scale 1 : 15.000. Washington. Hydrogra{diic Office, pnbllsbed
June, 1903, 16th edition, June. 1927. 26.3X40 in. tSOc X6l1S:2115
St. Lawrence River. St. Lawrence Rirer, Canada, Anticoeti Island to Pointe
des Monts. from Canadian surreys between 1916 and 1923. and Briti^ sor-
reys between 1S31 and 1S46 [with in«ets] ; chart 1110. ^N^atnral scale
1 : 287,090 at lat. 49" 30'. Washington, HydrograiAlc Office. publlMied May,
1889, 3Sth edition, June, 1927. 311X37.4 in. tSOc X6J«:1110
Cawee Islands, Crom British survey in 1831.
Egg Island.
Ellis Bar, Anticosti I.
Shelter Bay.
St. LawreEce River, Canada, Pointe des Monts to Sagoenay River, from
Canadian surveys between 1905 and 1916; with ins^ St. Nicholas Hartior,
from British survey in 1830; chart 1111. Natural scale 1:291J941 at lat.
4S° 40'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published July. 1S89, 35th editl<oin.
June, 1927. 26X33.3 in. t40c. X6.1S:1111
Shikotan Jima. Plans in Shikotan Jima. Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands |.
Japan, from Japanese survey in 1923 : chart 5332. Washington, Hydrographic
Office, June, 1927. ^^oX24 in. tSOc. N6l1S:^32
Anama Wan and Shakot&n Kc
Matsngaliania Wan.
SpatHy northwest c^-ast. San Ciprian Bay to Cape Flmsterre, from latest British
and Spanish surveys; chart 4391. Natural scale 1:232.414 at lat 43^ 30'.
Washington, Hydrc^raphic Office, published May, 1917, 5th edition. June,
1927. 25.8X38^ in. t40c X6-1S:4391
Tavoy River. Tenasserim coast. Burma. Bay of B^igal, from Indian G«ivern-
ment surveys between 1SS5 and 1912, Reef I. to Sinbyubyin from survey by
C. A. Lakin, river surveyor, in 1908 and 1909 ; chart 3723. Scale naut. m.=
1 in., natural scale 1 : 73,397. Washington, ^drographic Office, June, 1927.
39.5X26.6 in. tSOc. N[6l1S:3723
Torres Strait^ Australia, north coast. Booby Island to Albany Ki^ induding
Endeavour Strait. Xormanby Sound. Prince of Wales and Dayman channris.
from British surveys between 1S45 and 1923; chart 3168. Natural scale
1 : 90.392. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published July, 1924, Sd edition.
June- 1927. 24.7X46 in. t40c N6JL8:3168
Yangtze River. Yangtze River. China. Nanlang-Kinkiang section. NanMng to
Siasan Shan, from Chinese Government survey in 1922 and 1923 ; chart 5479.
Scale nauL ni.=2.9 in_ natural scale 1:25,000. Washington, Hydrograidiic
Office, Jtme, 1927. 44JLX31 in. teOc N6ul8:5479
Yangtze River. China. Namldng-Kinkiang section, Siasan Shan to Hwang-
chow Sintan (May Queen I.jt. from Chinese Government survey in 1922 and
1923; chart 5480. Scale naut. m.=2.9 in., natural scale 1:25.<^6. Wash-
ington. Hydrographic Office, June, 1927. 42^X32.4 in. tflOe. N6JLS:54S0
Yangtze River, China, Wocsung-Nanking section. SMherhwei to T%salio-
kow, from Chines Govemmoit survey in 1923 and 1924; efciirt 5477. Scale
aaut- m.=2.9 in., natural scale 1:24,941. Washington. Hydrographic Office.
June. 15>27. 27.5XSS.1 in. t 50cl N&18:M77
Yangtze River, China. Woosung-Nantang section. Tlenhokow to Nanking,
from Chinese Government survey in 1922 and 1923: chart 547S, Scale naut.
m.=2.9 in., natural scale 1:24,956. Washington, Hydroerapbic Office. June,
11*27. 39X27-9 in. t 50e- " "SQASzMW
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Ye River. Approaclies to Ye River, Tenasserim coast, Burma, Bay of Bengal,
from survey by Indian Marine in 1SS7, with additions from other surveys ;
chart 3720. Scale naut. m.=2 in., natural scale 1 : 36,426. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, June, 1927. 39.9X26.8 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 3720
Yokkaichi Road, Iseuo Umi, Honshu, south coast, Japan, from Japanese survey
in 1908; chart 2589. Scale naut. m.=4.1 in., natural scale 1:18,129. Wash-
ington, Hvdrographic Office, published Mar. 1911, 6th edition, July, 1927.
19X26.8 in. t 20c. N 6.18: 2589
NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE
American ephemeris and vautical almanac. Extracts from American ephemeris
and nautical almanac, 1929, tables 2, 3, 4. 4a, 5, 5a, 6, and 7. 1927. [l]+688-
707 p. t N 11.5/a : T 114
KECEUITING BUREALT
[Poster] 294. [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York, June 28, 1927.]
14X17 in. [Title is: Navy stiU leads.] t N 17.23/1 : 294
SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
Naval supplies. Index to specifications issued by Navy Department for naval
stores and material. July 1, 1927. vi+42 p. 12° [Quarterly.] t
N 20.6/3 : 927/3
Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply
Corps, commanding officers, and commandants 299; July 1, 1927. [1927.]
p. 10077-93 +leaves 10093a-l, 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of
changes in Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922.] t N 20.7/1: 299
PAN AMERICAN UNION
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countries outside the Pan American Union. Beginning with Jan. 1925, the Pan Ameri-
can Union began the publication of 4 series, in Spanish and Portuguese, on the following
subjects : Agriculture ; Education ; Finance, industry, and commerce ; Public health and
child welfare. The Spanish series is issued monthly and the Portuguese bimonthly.
They are not published in English. The subscription price is 50c. for 12 issues of each
series ; single copies of any series, 5c. Address the Pan American Union, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Avocados. O abacate, o seu cultivo e distribuigao ; [por Wilson Popenoe].
[1927.] ii+18 p. il. (Agricultura no. 15, Julho de 1927.) [Do Boletim da
Uniao Pan- Americana, Julho, 1927.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for
12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.12 : p 15
Bulletin (English edition). Bulletin of Pan American Union, July, 1927; [v.
61, uo. 7]. [1927.] iv+635-740 p. il. [Monthly. For price, see note above
under center head.]
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Same. (H. doc. 593, pt. 7, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
(Portuguese edition). Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana, Julho, 1927,
edi(.ao portuguesa ; [v. 29, no. 7]. [1927.] iv+463-542 p. il. [Monthly. For
price, see note above under center head.]
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(Spanish edition). Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Julio, 1927, sec-
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price, see note above under center head.]
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Diet. La dietStica en las instituciones y en general ; [por Lucy Minnigerode] .
[1927.] ii+8+[l] p. il. (Salud publica y puericultura no. 31. Julio de
1927.) [Del Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Julio, 1927.] t Paper, 5c.;
subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.15 : s 31
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Dominican Republic [foreign trade of Dominican Eepublic for 1926] latest re-
ports from Dominican official sources. [1927.] [1]+14 p. (Foreign trade
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lan official sources. [1927.] [l]+8+[l] p. (Foreign trade series no. 27,
1927.) t
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Motion pictures. El cine como elemento de progreso ; [por Herbert Hoover].
[1927.] ii+10 p. (Finanzas, iudustria, comercio no. 29, Julio de 1927.)
[Del Boletiu de la Union Pauamericana, Julio, 1927.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscrip-
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Radio communication. Utilidad de la radiotelefonia para los agricultores ;
[por Milton S. Eisenhower]. [1927.] ii-flO p. il. (Agricultura no. 30, Julio
de 1927.) [Del Boletiu de la Union Pauamericana, Julio, 1927. De Electri-
cidad eu America, Nueva York, Noviembre de 1926.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscrip-
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School superintendence. La inspeceion escolar ; [por Florence Eilan Bamberger].
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naucas, industria, commercio no. 15, Julho de 1927.) [Do Boletim da Uniao
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PANAMA CANAL
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of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Panama Canal record, v. 20, no. 48-51 ; July 6-27, 1927. Balboa Heights, C. Z.
[1927]. p. 621-672. [Weekly.]
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PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
Supplies. Circular [proposals for supplies] 1815 and 1818 ; July 6 and 20, 1927.
[1927.] 21+ [1] p. and 29+ [1] p. f° t W 79.11/6 : 1815, 1818
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
Scrap classification. Revised Apr. 1. 1927. Panama Canal Press, Mount Hope,
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
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Stolen money-order forms ; [issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster General.
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Plants and plant products for propagation not to be accepted for mailing in
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July 1, 1927. 1 p. oblong 32° t P 4.2 : P 69/8
Postal huUetin, v. 48, no. 14424-448 ; July 1-30, 1927. [1927.] various paging.
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Postal guide. Abridged United States official jwstal guide [2d series, v. 7] ;
July, 1927. 1927. 872p.il. [For official use only.] t P 1.10/2 : 927
State list of post offices [3d series, v. 7] ; July, 1927. 1927. cover-title,
p. 421-860. [Text on p. 2 of cover. From United States official postal guide,
July, 1927. The State list is for official use only.] t
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United States official postal guide [4th series, v. 7, no. 1] ; July, 1927.
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Return cards. Use of post office box number in lieu of sender's name in return
card on mail ; [issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster General. July 28, 1927.
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Supplies. List of awards showing contractors and prices for supplies for postal
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Telegraph. Rates of pay for communications by telegrapli [during fiscal year
1928]. [1927.] 6 p. 4° (Order 5600.) ± P 1.19: 5600
TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION
Note. — Since February, 1908, the Division of Topography has been preparing rural-
delivery maps of counties in which rural delivery is completely established. They are
published in two forms, one giving simply the rural free delivery routes, starting from
a single given post office, and sold at 75 cents each ; the other, the rural free delivery
routes in an entire county, sold at 50 cents each. A uniform .scale of 1 inch to 1 mile is
used. Editions are not issued, but blue line print copies are produced in response to
special calls addressed to the Disbursing Clerk, Post OflBce Department, Washington, D. C.
These maps sliould not be confused with the post route maps, for which see Monthly
catalogue for February, 1927, page 639.
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
Alaska. Executive order, Alaska [withdrawing lands in Alaska for townsite
purposes]. July 4, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4683.) | Pr 30.5 : Al 12/54
Executive order [changing boundaries of Juneau, Fairbanks, and Nome
land districts in Alaska, effective at close of business Aug. 31, 1927]. June 30,
1927. 1 p. f "> (No. 4680.) t Pr 30.5 : A112/53
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Arizona. Executive order, Arizona [revoking Executive order of July 16, 1925,
which withdrew certain public lands in Arizona from settlement, etc., pending
resurvey, said lands being included within Apache National Forest, formerly
Black Mesa forest reserve, and not subject to appropriation]. June 29, 1927.
1 p. f " ( No. 4675. ) t Pr 30.5 : Ar 47/15
Army Supply Base, Hampton Roads. Executive order [authorizing that lands
at Norfolk supply base of Army at Hampton Roads, Va., which are no longer
needed for military purjHJses, be placed under control of Secretary of Navy for
use of Navy Department for coal storage and other naval purposes]. June 20,
1027. 1 p. r (No. 4671.) $ Pr 30.5 : N 229/2
California. Executive order, California [revoking Executive order of Oct. 20,
1925, which withdrew certain public lands in California from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War with
Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be open
to general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. June 22,
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4673.) t Pr 30.5 : C128/36
Executive order, California [withdrawing land in California from settle-
ment, etc., for use by Department of Commerce as air mail beacon site or
lauding field]. June 29, 1927. 1 p. f ° (No. 4677.) t Pr 30.5 : C 128/37
Colorado. Executive order, Colorado [revoking Executive order of Nov. 20,
1924, which temporarily withdrew tract of land in Colorado, and authorizing
that said land be opened only to entry under homestead or desert land laws
by qualified ex-service men of "War with Germany for period of 91 daj'S, after
which any remaining land may be open to general public under any public
land law applicable thereto]. June 24, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4674.) t
Pr 30.5 : C 719/21
Consuls. Executive order [amending Regulations for consular service, 1S96.
concerning immigration and quarantine]. [July 11, 1927.] 3 p. f* ([No.
4690. ] ) t Pr 30.5 : C 766/15
Cresylic acid. Decreasing rates of duty upon cresylic acid, proclamation [au-
thorizing certain decrease in duty on cresylic acid, in order to equalize dif-
ferences in costs of production in United States and Great Britain]. [July
20,1927.] [2] p. f° ([No. 1809.]) t Pr 30.7 : C 865
Foreign service. Executive order [defining intention of Executive order of
Mar. 24, 1926, which listed items for which expenditures may be authorized
by Secretary of State to embassies, legations, and consular offices, as to
insurance, including health and old age insurance, where required by laws
of foreign countries]. July 2, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4681.) % Pr 30.5 : St 29/2
Hawaii. Executive order [restoring certain land in Fort Ruger military reser-
vation, set aside for military purposes by Executive order of Jan. 18, 1906,
to its previous status for use of Hawaii for road purposes]. [Julv 11,
1927.] 4 p. f° ([No. 4689.]) t Pr 30.5 : H 31/21
Executive order [setting aside various parcels of land on island of Oahu.
Hawaii, for military purposes and designating same as military reservations,
with exception of certain areas which are excluded], [June 29, 1927,]
4 p. f " ([No, 4679,]) % Pr 30.5 : H 31/19
Executive order [transferring portion of Fort Ruger military reserva-
tion, situated at Diamond Head, Oahu, Hawaii, to Department of Commerce
as lighthouse reservation], Julv 11, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4686.) t
Pr 30.5 : H 31/20
Idaho. Executive order, Idaho [withdrawing land in Idaho from settlement,
etc.. for use by Idaho as rifle range for Idaho National Guard]. July 4,
1927, 1 p, f° (No. 4682.) $ Pr 30.5: Id 1/8
Indians. Executive order [providing that period of trust on lands held in
trust for use and benefit of Potrero (La Piche or La Jolla) and Rincon bands
or villages of Indians in California, which expires during calendar year
1927, be extended for period of 10 years], July 11, 1927. 1 p. f° (No.
4687.) % Pr 30.5 : C 128/38
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IncUajis — Continued.
Executive order [providing that trust period on allotments of Prairie
band of Potawatomi Indians in Kansas, which expires during calendar year
1927, be extended for i)eriod of 10 vears, except those named in order].
July 11, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 46SS.) $ Pr 30.5 : P 847
McKay Greek Bird Refuge. Executive order, McKay Creek Bird Refuge. Greg,
[setting apart lands in Oregon, for use of Department of Agricnilture as
refuge and breeding ground for birds, to be known as McKay Creek Bird
Refuge]. June 7, 1927. 1 p. map, f° (No. 4662.) t Pr 30.5 : B 532/10
Michigan. Executive order, Michigan [withdrawing land in Michigan from
settlement, etc., subject to any valid existing rights in and to same, in aid
of legislation]. July IS, 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 46S3.) $ Pr 30.5 : M 582/8
Morgan, Fort. Executive order [transferring portion of Fort Morgan military
reservation, Ala., to Department of Commerce as lighthouse reservation].
May 24, 1927. 1 p. map, f° (No. 4655.) % Pr 30.5 : L 626/9
National forests. Executive order, Upton National Forest, N. Y. [revoking
Executive order of Apr. 10, 1925, which withdrew land from Camp Upton
military reservation, N. Y., said land to be known as Upton National Forest,
and relieving Secretary of Agriculture of all responsibility for administra-
tion of any portion of Camp Upton military reservation as a national forest].
June 29, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4676.) $ Pr 30.5 : Up 8/2
Umatilla National Forest, Oreg. and Wash., 4th proclamation. [July 1,
1927.] 3 p. f° ([No. 1808.]) t Pr 30.7 :Um 1/2
Neto Mexico. Executive order. New Mexico [revoking Executive order of May
19, 1925, which withdrew certain public lands in New Mexico from settlement,
etc., pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to
entry under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of
War with Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land
may be open to general public under any public land law applicable thereto].
June 18, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4670.) ± Pr 30.5 : N 42m/22
Panama Canal. Executive order [amending civil service rules relating to The
Panama Canal so as to make positions of one inspecting engineer and all in-
spectors in Purchasing Department of Washington Office of The Panama
Canal subject to examination]. July 15, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4691.) t
Pr 30.5 : P 191/18
Porto Rico. Executive order [returning to War Department, for military pur-
poses, lands in Porto Rico formerly transferred to Navy Department for naval
purposes, but reserving part of said tract to future uses of Navy Department
as site for development of Naval Communication Service in San Juan. P. R.].
June 20, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4672.) t Pr 30.5 : P 838/10
Russell, D. A., Fort. Executive order [revoking Proclamation of Dec. 20. 1913,
which withdrew lands in Wyoming for protection of water supply of Fort D. A.
Russell, in so far as it applies to lands named in present order]. June 29,
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4678.) $ Pr 30.5 : W 994/22
Wyoming. Executive order, Wyoming [revoking Executive order of Apr. 25,
1925. which withdrew certain public lands in Wyoming from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War with
Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be open
to general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. June 18,
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4669.) t Pr 30.5 : W 994/21
Executive order, Wyoming [revoking Executive order of July 29. 1926,
which temporarily withdrew certain public lands in Wyoming, in so far as
it affects lands named in present order, and authorizing that said lands
be opened only to entry under homestead and desert land laws by qualified
ex-service men of War with Germany for period of 91 days, after which any
remaining land may be open to general public under any public land law
applicable thereto]. July 15, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4692.) t
Pr 30.5 : W 9W/24
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Arsphenamine-sodium thiosulphate treatment of experimental syphilis [with
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Special articles. — No. 26. Program of 8th Pan American Sanitary Conference,
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Tobey. — Survey of venereal disease prevalence in Detroit, from American Hygiene
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Brunet and Mary S. Edwards]. — Accuracy of mortality records. — -Court decisions re-
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Experimental studies of water purification : 3. Discussion of B. coli results obtained
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PuWo health re,p,orts — Continued.
Extraordinary session of Permanent Committee of International Oflace [of Public
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via ground water, and factors involved, [articles] by C. W. Stiles, H. R.
Crohurst, and Gordon E. Thomson ; Report on geology and ground water
hydrology of experimental area of United States Public Health Service at
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Contents. — 1, Introduction. — 2, General discussion and summary of results ; by
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F. Wales, A. J. Speer, G. Brown, M. E. Felt, H. E. Alexander, and E. Dunn. — 4, Re-
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and G. E. Thomson. — 5. Uranin test to demonstrate pollution of wells ; by C. W. Stiles,
H. R. Crohurst, and G. B. Thojuson. — 6, Various factors of environment tending to
decrease amount of pollution in polluted ground water ; by C. W. Stiles and H. R. Cro-
hurst.— 7, Location of pits, etc., in reference to water supply as influenced by ground-
water pollution ; by C. W. Stiles and H. R. Crohurst. — 8, Interrelation of rainfall and
ground water at Fort Caswell [N. C] ; by G. E. Thomson. — 9, Types of experimental
wells devised for Fort Caswell [N. C] ground-water experiments; by H. R. Crohurst. —
10, Experimental distribution of Bacillus coli in soil under and near pits ; by
C. W. Stiles and C. L. Pfau. — 11, Bacteriological technique used at Fort Caswell
[N. C] ; by G. E. Thomson. — 12, Report on geology and ground-water hydrology of
experimental area of United States Public Health Service at Fort Caswell, N. C. ;
by Norah Dowell Stearns.
Same. (H. doc. 597, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
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Special articles. — Present status of serologic diagnosis of syphilis by means of
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Special articles. — Address of Director [of Veterans' Bureau] Frank T. Hines to
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Mella. — Comparative study of colloidal mastic and colloidal gold tests on cerebro-
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therapy'; [by] C. E. Willard.
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Octavo 8»
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Plate, plates pi.
Portiait, portraits per.
Quarto 4°
Report rp.
Saint St.
Section, sections sec.
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Session sess.
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Thirtytwo-mo 32"
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General Information 69-70
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Agriculture Department 71-7S
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AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
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Oossypol content and chemical composition of cottonseeds during certain periods
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[2] +987-992 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 34, no. 10, May
15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : C 829/42
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Contents. — No. 1. Factors affecting certain properties of mosaic virus [with list of
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studies [with list of literature cited] ; by H. H. McKinney. — Age of pollen and other
factors affecting Mendelian ratios in maize [with list of literature cited] ; by J. H.
Kempton. — Selection for quality of oil in soy beans [with list of literature cited] ; by
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pigments in canning [with list of literature cited] ; by Charles W. Culpepper and
Joseph S. Caldwell. — Why applications of nitrogen to land may cause either increase
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Gericke. — Metabolism of nitrogen compounds in dormant and nondormant potato
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Quaranfme. Amendment 1 to rules and regulations supplemental to Notice
of quarantine 43 (5th revision) [Quarantine on account of European corn
borer], effective Sept. 1, 1927. [1927.] 2 leaves, 4" [Mimeographed.] t
A 35.5 : 43/5th rev. amdt. 1
Quarantine on account of pink bollworm, revised. Notice of quarantine
52 (revised) [with rules and regulations] effective Aug. 1, 1927. [1927.]
5 p. il. (Federal Horticultural Board.) [Supersedes Notice of quarantine
52 (3d revision), effective Mar. 1, 1926.] t A35.5:52/4th rev.
Quarantine on account of Thurberia weevil [Notice of quarantine 61, re-
vised, with rules and regulations, effective Aug. 1, 1927]. [1927.] 5 p. il.
(Federal Horticultural Board.) [Supersedes Notice of quarantine 61, effec-
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Sulphuric acid as weed spray [with list of literature cited] ; by Alfred Aslander.
1927. cover-title, p. 1065-91, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v.
34, no. 11, June 1, 1927.] t A1.23/a:W417
Tomatoes. Inheritance of ovate and related shapes of tomato fruits [with list
of literature cited] ; by E. W. Lindstrom. 1927. cover-title, p. 961-985, il.
[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 34, no. 10, May 15, 1927.] t
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Whitc-ftles. Undescribed white fly attacking citrus in Porto Rico ; by H. L.
Dozier. 1927. [2] +853-855 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research,
V. 34, no. 9, May 1, 1927.] t A 1.23./a : F 643/4
Yellow rust of raspberry caused by Phragmidlum imitans ; by S. M. Zeller.
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9, May 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : R 184/2
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Potatoes. Origin and distriliution of commercial potato crop ; by J. W. Strow-
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Seed marketing hints for farmer; [by George C. Edler]. [Oct. 1921, revised
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Strawberries. Preparation of strawberries for market; [by] C. T. More [and]
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ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Abortion in animals. Infectious abortion of cattle; [by John M. Buck]. [Aug.
1927.] ii+14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' Bulletin 1536.) [This
Bulletin is a revision of Farmers' bulletin 790, Contagious abortion of cattle.]
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Directory of Bureau of Animal Industry; corrected to Aug. 1, 1927. 1927.
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Garhage. Feeding garbage to hogs; [by F. G. Ashbrook and A. Wilson]. [Aug.
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Horse shoeing. Farm horseshoeing ; [by Henry Asmus and J. O. Williams] .
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Santonin. Anthelmintic properties of santonin ; by Jacob E. Shillinger. 1927.
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Swine. Diseases, ailments, and abnormal conditions of swine ; [by T. P.
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BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Birds. Community bird refuges; [by W. L. McAtee]. [Dec. 1921, revised Jan.
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Fur farming. Experimental fur farm of Biological Survey [Saratoga County,
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Game laws for season 1927-28, summary of provisions of Federal, State, and
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Lemmings. Revision of American lemming mice (genus Synaptomys) [with
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Reindeer in Alaska : by Seymour Hadwen and Lawrence J. Palmer. Sept. 22,
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Waterfowl. Guide for taking censuses of waterfowl. Julv, 1927. 2 p. $
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CHEMISTRY BUREAU
Lemons. Hastening coloration of lemons [with list of literature cited] ; t)y
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Farms. Method of analyzing fann business ; [by H. M. Dixon and H. W. Haw-
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CahMge-worms. Common cabbage worm and its control ; [by F. H. Chitten-
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Insect enemies of flower garden; [by O. A. Weigel and William Middleton].
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Larger corn stalk-horer ; [by George G. Ainslie]. [Feb. 1919, reprint 1927.]
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Lead arsenate. Study of toxicity of acid lead arsenate on Japanese beetle
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Lygus elisus, pest of cotton regions in Arizona and California ; by E. A. Mc-
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Potato leaf hopper and how to control it; [by J. E. Dudley, .1r.]. [May, 1926,
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FOOD, DRUG, AND INSECTICIDE ADMINISTRATION
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HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU
Honey and its uses in the home; [by Caroline L. Hunt and Helen W. Atwater],
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Blue-grass. Development of female gametophyte and caryopsis of Poa praten-
sis and Poa compressa [with list of literature cited] : by Alice M. Andersen.
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tural research, v. 34, no. 11, June 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 75
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Citrus fruit. Culture of citrus fruits in Gulf States ; [by E. D. Vosbury and T.
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Corn. Age of pollen and other factors affecting Mendelian ratios in maize [with
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[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 1, July 1, 1927.] t
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Cotton. Inheritance of rate of shedding in cotton hybrid ; by Thomas H.
Kearney and Robert H. Peebles. 1927. [2] +921-926 p. [From Journal of
agricultural research, v. 34, no. 10, May 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : C 829/41
Nemas and recent progress in nematology research; [by N. A. Cobb]. [1927.]
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Red 7)read-mold fungi. Life histories and heterothallism of red bread-mold
fungi of Monilia sitophila group [with list of literature cited] ; by C. L. Shear
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agricultural research, v. 34, no. 11, June 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : B 74
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcement, Aug. 1927, [no.]
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Smuts. Further studies on flag smut of wheat [with list of literature cited ;
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(Agriculture Dept. Department circular 424.) [Prepared in cooperation with
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Strains of kernel smuts of sorghum, Spbacelotheca sorghi and S. crueuta ; by
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Strawbei'ries. Diseases of strawberries on market ; [by] Dean H. Rose. [Re-
print] Aug. 1927. 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department circular 402.)
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Siceet potatoes. Comparative susceptibility of sweet-potato varieties to stem
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of agricultural research, v. 34, no. 10, May 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 847/85
VegetaNes. Diseases and insects of garden vegetables; [by W. W. Gilbert and
C. H. Popenoe]. [Jan. 1924. revised May, 1927.] [1927.] ii+46 p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1371.) [Prepared in cooperation with Ento-
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Home storage of vegetables; [by James H. Beattie]. [Aug. 1917, reprint
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* Papyer, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26870 C 3.31 : Ar 4k/tab. 5-8
Business. Survey of current business, Aug. 1927, no. 72 [semiannual number] ,
compiled by Bureau of Census, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce,
[and] Bureau of Standards. 1927. cover-title, 144 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Con-
tains statistics for June, 1927, and items covering July received up to July
28, 1927, the date given above, Aug. 1927, being date of issue. Text on p. 2-4
of cover.] * Paper, 25c. (single numbers usually lOc, semiannual numbers
25c.), $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card 21-26819 C 3.33 : 927/8
Same, weekly supplement, Aug. 1-29, 1927. [1927.] various paging, il. 4°
[Included in price of monthly Survey of current business, which see above.]
C 3.34 : 927/21-25
Canning and preserving. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Canning and preserv-
ing. 1927. 23 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26988 C 3.24/4 : 925-C 16
Catholic Apostolic Church. Census of religious bodies, 1926 : Catholic Apostolic
Church, statistics, denominational history, doctrine, and organization. 1927.
6 p. * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 27-26810 C 3.35/a : C 286
Chocolate. Census of manufactures, 1925: Chocolate and cocoa products, con-
fectionery, ice cream, and chewing gum. 1927. 28 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26887 C 3.24/4 : 925-C 45
Colorado. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Colorado, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooi)erative marketing. 1927. 21 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26837 C 3.31 : C 71/tab. 5-8
Cotton. Cotton consumed, cotton on hand, active cotton spindles, and imports
and exports of cotton, July, 1927 and 1926, with statistics for 12 months end-
ing July 31. Aug. 15, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This publica-
tion is issued in postal card form.] t C3.21 : 926-27/12
Supply and distribution of cotton in United States, season of 1926-27.
1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This publication is issued in postal
card form.] t C3.36:92&-27
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manu-
factured, shipped out, on hand, and exported for 12 months ending July 31,
1927 and 1926. Aug. 13, 1927. oblong 32° [Exports of cottonseed products
are for 11 months ending Jime 30. Preliminary report This publication is
issued in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 926-27/12
Drugs. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Drug industries, druggists' prepara-
tions, patent medicines and compounds, perfumery, cosmetics, and toilet
preparations, drug grinding, essential oils. 1927. 20 p. * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 24-26102 C 3.24/4 : 925-D84
Electric machinery. Census of manufactures, 1925: Electrical machinery, ap-
paratus, and supplies. 1927. 18 p. ♦ Paper, 5c,
L. C. card 23-26869 C 3.24/4 : 92&-E1 2
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80 August, 1927
Engines. Census of manufactures, 1925: Engines and water wheels, loco-
motives, and aircraft. 1927. 17 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26773 C 3.24/4 : 925-En 3
Fertilisers. Census of manufactures, 1925: Fertilizers. 1927. 10 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26801 C 3.24/4 : 925-F 41
Georgia. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Georgia, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 51 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26871 C 3.31 : G 29/tab. 5-8
Idaho. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Idaho, county tables 5-8,
Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
16 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26832 C 3.31 : Id l/tab. 5-^
Iowa. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Iowa, county tables 5-8,
Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
33 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26806 C 3.31 : lo 9/tab. 5-8
Kansas. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Kansas, county tables 5-8,
Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut; Acreage and value, by size of farm; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
33 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26811 C 3.31 : K 13/tab. 5-8
Kentucky. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Kentucky, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleiired, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
[1] -f 39 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26868 C 3.31 : K 41/tab. 5-8
Louisiana. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Louisiana, parish tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
21 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26867 C 3.31 : L 93/tab. 5-8
Minnesota. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Minnesota, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut; Acreage and value, by size of farm; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 30 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26807 C 3.31 : M 66/tab. 5-8
Mis.sissijrpi. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Mississippi, county
tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and
specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and
firewood cut : Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 26 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26872 C 3.31 : M 69 i/tab. 5-8
Missouri. United States census of agriculture. 1925 : Missouri, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 35 p.
* Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 27-26823 C 3.31 : M 69 o/tab. 5-8
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August, 1927 81
Montana. United States ceusus of agriculture, 1925: Montana, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut : Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
19 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26833 C 3.31 : M 76/tab. 5-8
Nebraska. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Nebraska, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewotid
cut ; Acreage and Aalue, by size of farm ; Cooi)erative marketing. 1927. 33 p.
* Paper, oc.
L. C. card 27-26808 C 3.31 : N 27/tab. 5-8
Nevada. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Nevada, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting sjiecified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 8 p.
* Paijer. 5c.
L. C. card 27-26852 C 3.31 : N 41/tab. 5-8
New Mexico. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : New Mexico, county
tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and
specified classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and
firewood cut : Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing.
1927. 13 p. * Papery 5c.
L. C. card 27-26S31 C 3.31 : N 42 m/tab. 5-8
North Carolina. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : North Carolina,
county tables 5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified
crops and si>ecified classes of livestor-k, woodland cleared, woodland burned
over, and firewood cut : Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative
marketing. 1927. 33 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26869 C 3.31 : N 81 c/tab. 5-8
Raiiroad-cars. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Steam and electric railroad cars
and railroad repair shops. 1927. 21 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26580 C 3.24/4 : 925-R 13
Ship-building. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Ship and boat building. 1927.
19 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26585 C 3.24/4 : 925 -Sh 6
Silk. Census of manufactures. 1925 : Silk manufactures. 1927. 15 p. * Paper,
5c.
L. C. card 24-26158 C 3.24/4 : 925-Si 3
Tennessee. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Tennessee, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting si)ecified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 30 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26873 C 3.31 : T 25/tab. 5-S
Textiles. Record book of business statistics, background of facts from earlier
years for comparison with data published monthly in Survey of current busi-
ness: Textiles section. 1927. 48 p. [Supplement to Survey of current busi-
ness. Prepared under supervision of Mortimer B. Lane, editor of S'lrvey of
current business, assisted by L. Seth Schnitman. expert chief of division.]
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26849 C 3.33/2 : T 31
Tobacco. Stocks of leaf tobacco .ind American production, imports, exports,
and consumption of tobacco aiid tobacco products. 1926. 1927. 48 p. il.
(Bulletin 161.) [Compiled under supervision of William L. Austin, chief
statistician for tobacco, assisted by Harvey J. Zimmerman, expert special
agent.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 18-26607 C 3.3 : 161
Hon- to order pnblicatious — See infornaa-tioit follo-vrins Coutevt^s
82 August, 1927
Vi/rginia. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Virginia, county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and speci-
fied classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and fire-
wood cut ; Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927.
33 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26856 O 3.31 : V 81/tab. 5-8
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Note. — The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued hy the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin, July 30, 1927; no. 146. [1927.] 8 p.
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20 : 146
Coast pilots. United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast: section A, St. Croix
River to Cape Cod; [prepared by R. R. Lukens]. 2d edition. 1927. vi+356
p. il. map. (Serial 382.) t Cloth, 75c.
L. C. card 27-26861 C 4.6/1 : A/6
Publications. Catalogue of charts, coast pilots, tide tables, and current tables
of Philippine Islands. [Edition of] Aug. 1, 1927. 1927. 16 p. 11. 4° (Serial
392.) t
L. C. card 24-7297 C 4.5 : 927/2
Terrestrial magnetism. Results of magnetic observations made by Coast and
Geodetic Survey, [calendar year] 1926; by Daniel L. Hazard. 1927. [1] +
18 p. (Serial 393.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 5-35368 C 4.26 : 926
Charts
Alaska Peninsula, Alaska, south coast, Dolgoi Island to Deer Island, surveys to
1925 and other sources; chart 8703. [Scale 1:80,000.] Washington, Coast
and Geodetic Survey, July, 1927. 28X35.7 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 8703
California, San Diego to Point Fermin, surveys to 1925 and other sources ;
chart 5102. [Scale 1:222,000.] Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
July, 1927. 31.3X41.1 in. [Not intended for inside navigation.] f 75c.
C 4.9 : 5102
Columbia River, Oreg.-Wash., Harrington Point to Grims Island, surveys 1868-
87, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Feb. 1927; chart 6152. Scale 1:40,000.
Washintgon, Coast and Geodetic Survey, July, 1927. 27X42.6 in. t 75c.
C 4.9 : 6152
Momhovoi Bay and Isanotski Strait, Alaska, south coast, surveys to 1925 and
other sources; chart 8701. [Scale 1:80,000.] Washington, Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, July, 1927. 32.9X33.5 in. f 75c. C 4.9: 8701
Newport Bay, Calif., surveys to 1926, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1926 ; chart
5108. Scale 1 : 10,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, July, 1927.
37.2X28.3 in. f 75c. C 4.9: 5108
Portage Bay. Portage and Wide Bays, Alaska Peninsula, Alaska, south coast,
surveys to 1924 and other sources ; chart 8666. Scale 1 : 50.000. Washington,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, July, 1927. 30.5X41.3 in. 1 75c. 0 4.9:8666
Sulu Island. Anchorages in Jolo Island, P. I. ; chart 4541. Manila, P. I.,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, May, 1927. 31.1X31.7 in. t 50c. 0 4.9:4541
Dalrymple Harbor and Capual Channel, northeast coast of Jolo, P. I., surveyed in 1924
and 1925.
Jolo Anchorage, north coast of Jolo, P. I., surveyed In 1911.
Maimbung Bay, south coast of Jolo, P. I., surveyed in 1925.
FISHERIES BUREAU
Cold storage holdings of fish, July 15, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong 8° ( Statistical
bulletin 753.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t
C 6.5 : 753
HoTV to order publications — See Information foUo-wlng Contents
August, 1927 83
Fisheries service bulletin, Aug. 1, 1927; no. 147. [1927.] 6 p. [Monthly.] t
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 147
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and*values of certain fishery prod-
ucts landed at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by American
fishing vessels, July, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f (Statistical bulletin 754.) t
C 6.5 : 754
Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery products landed at
Seattle, Wash., by American fishing vessels, July, 1927. 1927. 1 p. 4°
(Statistical bulletin 755.) t C 6.5: 755
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Automobiles. Worlds consumption of automobiles in 1926; compiled in Auto-
motive Division. 1927. 1 p. il. oblong 8'' t C 18.5/la : Au 82/12
Note. — This illustration was first published on p. 2 of the cover of Commerce reports
for Aug. 1, 1927, in connection with an article entitled World required 40 per cent of
1926 cars for replacement.
Commerce. Commerce yearbook, 1926: v. 1, United States. 1927. xx+676
p. il. [Prepared in cooperation with Standards Bureau, Mines Bureau, and
Census Bureau.] * Cloth, $1.00.
L. C. card 23-26993 C 18.26 : 926/v.l
Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, June, 1927.
1927. 2 pts. p. 1-75 and ii+77-141 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1, 10c. single copy, * pt.
2, 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
L. C. card 14-21465 C 18.7 : 927/12-1, 12-2
Same. 1927. [2 pts. in 1], 141 p. 4° (H. doc. 504, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
Commerce reports. Commerce reports, vs^eekly survey of foreign trade, reports
from American consular oflicers and representatives of Department of Com-
merce in foreign countries, no. 31-35 ; Aug. 1-29, 1927. 1927. cover-titles,
p. 257-576, il. 4° [Text and illustrations on p. 2^ of covers.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 927/31-35
Same, nos. 14-26 [series 1927], v. 2, 30th year; Apr.-June, 1927 [title-
page and index]. 1927. [2]+xxiv p. 4° [Quarterly.] * Paper, 5c. single
copy, 20c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 30c. C 18.5/1 : 927/14-26/t. p. & ind.
Cuba. Trading under laws of Cuba [with bibliographies ; articles] by Guerra
Everett [and Bernard A. Kosicki]. Revised edition. [Aug. 1927.] ii+74 p.
(Trade information bulletin 343 ; [Division of Commercial Laws].) * Paper,
10c.
L. C. card 27-26862 C 18.25 : 343/2
Contexts. — Legal aspects of American-Cuban commerce ; by Guerra Everett. — Law
of industrial property in Cuba [with bibliography; by] Bernard A. Kosicki. — Appendix.
Currency systems of the Orient ; by Elgin E. Groseclose. [Aug. 1927.] ii+34
p. (Trade information bulletin 504; Finance and Investment Division.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26840 C 18.25: 504
Electrical development and guide to marketing of electrical equipment in
Japan; [compled by Lawrence D. Batson]. [Aug. 1927.] ii+25 p. (Trade
information bulletin 505; Electrical Equipment Division.) [Includes list
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau publications pertinent to subject
matter of this bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26855 C 18.25 : 505
Filing. Classification for filing of material published in Commerce reports, for
use of Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and its district and coop-
erative ofiices. [Revised edition.] 1927. ii-f6o p. [The title of the 1st
edition, issued in 1921, reads : Collation file, classification of published mate-
rial, for use of Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and its district
and cooperative offices.] %
L. C. card 27-26824 C 18.2 : C 56/927
HoTv to order publications — See information foUoTving Contents
84 August, 1927
International payments. Balance of international payments of United States
in 1926, by Ray Hall; with foreword by Herbert Hoover. [Aug. 1927.]
vi+53 p. il. (Trade information bulletin 503; Finance and Investment
Division.) t
L. C. card 23-26806 C 18.25 : 503
Measuring instruments. Normas para instrumentos de medicion electricos,
forma adoptada por el American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Apr.
1927. vii+6 p. large 8° (Electrical standard no. 33.) [Edicion espanola
preparada en colaboracion con el American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
Introduccion on p. iv is dated Mayo de 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26882 C 18.30 : 33
Note. — This is a Spanish translation of A. I. E. E. standards for electrical measur-
ing instruments, wliicli will not be issued in English as a Government publication.
Motion pictures. Market for motion pictures in Central Europe, Italy, and
Spain; from reports by George R. Canty. [July, 1927.] ii+52 p. (Trade
information bulletin 499; Motion-Picture Section.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26825 C 18.25 : 499
Philippine Islands, commercial survey; by O. M. Butler. 1927. vi+130 p. il.
map. ( Trade promotion series 52. ) * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 27-26845 C 18.27 : 52
Publications. Catalogue of publications of Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. [Edition of] July. 1927. 1927. iii+148 p. [Title on cover is:
Foreign trade bulletins, including domestic surveys, publications of Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.] t
L. C. card 27-26850 C 18.22/2 : 927
Textiles. Government publications relating to textiles ; compiled by Wilson C.
Flake. 1927. 43 p. (Textile Division.) t
L. C. card 27-26842 C 18.2 : T 31/2
Tractors. Foreign markets for tractors ; by Charles D. Martin. [Aug. 1927.]
ii+53 p. (Trade information bulletin 502; Agricultural Implements Divi-
sion. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26839 C 18.25 : 502
Trade financing and exchange in Egypt, Greece, and Turkey ; by James F.
Hodgson, Gardner Richardson, [and] Julian E. Gillespie. [1927.] ii+30 p.
(Trade information bulletin 506.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26893 C 18.25 : 506
Transportation and communication in United States, 1926 ; by A. Lane Cricher.
[Aug. 1927.] iii+578-635 p. il. (Trade information bulletin 501; Trans-
portation Division.) [From Commerce yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 26-26729 C 18.25 : 501
Underwear. British underwear market; by C. Grant Isaacs. [July, 1927.]
ii+19 p. (Trade information bulletin 500 ; [Textile Division].) * Paper. 10c.
L. C. card 27-26836 C 18.25 : 500
LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
17th District. Pacific Coast of United States, buoy list, Oregon and Washington,
17th lighthouse district; 1927, corrected to June 25. 1927. [l]4-72 p.
* Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 14-30348 ' C 9.36 : 927
Light-ship^. Specifications for single-screw, steel. Diesel-electric-propelled 1st-
class light ship, no. 100, 1927. 1927. [1]+117 p. t C 9.22 : L 62/18
Lighthouse service ImlJetin, v. 3, no. 44; Aug. 1, 1927. [1927.] p. 201-204
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 12-55121 C 9.31: 3/44
Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 31-34, 1927; Aug. 5-26 [1927]. 1927. various
paging. [Is.sued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey.] t
L. C. card 7-20609 C 9.26 : 927/31-34
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August, 1927 85
MINES BUREAU
Note. — The Mines Bureau was transferred from the Department of the Interior to
the Department of Commerce by Executive order of June 4, 1925, effective July 1, 1925.
Under the provisions of the same order the Division of Mineral Resources of the
Geological Survey, Department of Interior, was transferred to the Department of Com-
merce. Two publications, separates from Mineral resources, 1923, pts. 1 and 2, prepared
by the Division of Mineral Resources while connected with the Geological Survey are
listed under Geological Survey, p. 94.
Explosives. Production of explosives in United States, calendar year 1926,
with notes on mine accidents due to explosives ; by William W. Adams. 1927.
ii+46 p. il. (Technical paper 426.) [Includes lists of Mines Bureau publi-
cations on investigations of explosives.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 14-30127 C 22.5: 426
Fluorspar and cryolite in 1926; by Hubert W. Davis. Aug. 6, 1927. ii+17-49 p.
[From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 5c. C 22.8/a : F 673/926
Gold. Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Montana in 1925, mine report ; by
C, N. Gerry. Aug. 11, 1927. ii+623-662 p. [From Mineral resources, 1925, pt.
1.] * Paper, 10c. C 22.8/a : G 563/7/925
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Nevada in 1925, mine report; by
V. C. Heikes. Aug. 12, 1927. ii +663-699 p. [From Mineral resources. 1925,
pt. 1.] * Paper, 10c. C 22.8/a : G 563/8/925
Mine accidents. Metal-mine accidents in United States, calendar year 1925 ;
by William W. Adams. 1927. vi+120 p. (Bulletin 282.) [Includes lists of
Mines Bureau publications on mine and quarry accident statistics.] * Paper,
20c.
L. C. card 13-35245 0 22.3:282
Mineral resources of United States in 1926 (preliminary summary), introduc-
tion by Frank J. Katz, statistics assembled by Martha B. Clark from data
furnished by specialists of Division of Mineral Statistics. Aug. 20, 1927.
ii+Al-Al22 p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, 20c.
C 22.8/a : M 662/1/926
Platinum and allied metals in 1926 ; by James M. Hill. Sept. 3, 1927. ii+9-18
p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, 5c. C 22.8/a : P 696/926
NAVIGATION BUREAU
Ships. American documented seagoing merchant vessels of 500 gross tons and
over, July 1, 1927. 1927. ii+66 p. 4° (Serial 116.) [Monthly.] * Paper,
10c. single copy, 75c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.25.
L. C. card 19-26597 011.8:927/7
Same, Aug. 1, 1927. 1927. ii+64 p. 4° (Serial 117.) [Monthly.]
0 11.8 : 927/8
PATENT OFFICE
Note. — The Patent OflSce publishes Specifications and drawings of patents in single
copies. These are not enumerated in this catalogue, but may be obtained for 10c. each
at the Patent Office.
A variety of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the Patent Office from
1790 to date, are published at prices ranging from 25c. to $10.00 per volume and may
be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Rules of
practice and pamphlet Patent laws are furnished free of charge upon application to the
Patent Office. The Patent Office issues coupon orders In packages of 20 at $2.00 per
package, or In books containing 100 coupons at $10.00 per book. These coupons are
good until used, but are only to be used for orders sent to the Patent Office. For sched-
ule of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Decisions. [Decisions in patent and trade-mark cases, etc.] Aug. 2, 1927.
p. 1-6, large 8° [From Official gazette, v. 361, no. 1.] * Paper, 5c. single
copy, 50c. a yr.
L. C. card 23-7315 0 21.5/a 2 : 361/1
Same. Aug. 9, 1927. p. 205-210, large 8° [From Official gazette, v. 361,
no. 2.] C 21.5/a 2 : 361/2
Same. Aug. 16, 1927. p. 425-^30, large 8° [From Official gazette, v. 361,
iio. 3.] 0 21.5/a 2 : 361/3
Ho-rr to order publications — See Information folIOTFlngr Contents
86 August, 1927
Decisions — Continued.
■ . Same. Aug. 23, 1927. p. 659-664, il. large 8° [From Official gazette,
V. 361, no. 4.] C 21.5/a 2 : 361/4
Same. Aug. 30, 1927. p. 889^894, large 8° [From Official gazette, v. 361,
no. 5.] C 21.5/a 2 : 361/5
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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reports. Monographs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, topographic
maps (some of which b>ar descriptive texts), base and contour and other maps of the
United States and of the States, folios of the Geologic atlas of the United States, and the
World atlas of commi rcial geology. All publications (except Monographs, folios, and
maps) are generally distributed free by the Survey until the end of the fiscal year
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Tlie Di\ isiou of Mineral Resources was transferred from the Geological Survey,
Depaitment of the Interior, to the Department of Commerce by Executive order of June
4, 1925. effective .luly 1, 1025. The iwo publications listed below, separates from Min-
eral resources, 19-'.'5. pts. 1 and 2, were prepared by the Division of Mineral Resources
while conjH>cted with the Geological Survey. For publications listed under the Mines
Bureau, see p. 85.
Alaska. Toklat-Tonzona region, by Stephen R. Capps; Geologic investigations
in northern Alaska, by Philip S. Smith ; [with title-page, contents, and index
to Bulletin 792]. 1927. ii+73-122+ii p. 3 maps. (Bulletin 792 C.) *Paper,
15c. 1 19.3 : 792-C
Oeoloi/y. Contributions to economic geology, 1926 : pt. 2, Mineral fuels ; W. T.
Thorn, jr., geologist in charge. 1927. ii+98 p. il. 2 pi. 3 maps, 1 is in pocket.
(Bulletin 780.) * Paper, 40c.
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(^)XTENT.s. — Geology of Ingomar anticline. Treasure and Rosebud counties, Mont,
[with bibliography] ; by K. C. Ileald. — Geology of Cat Creek and Devils Basin oil
fields and adjacent areas in Montana; by FrankReeves. — Index.
Same. (H. doc. 91, 69th Cong. 1st sess.)
Great Basin. Surface water supply of United States, 1923 : pt. 10, Great Basin ;
Nathan C. Grover, chief hydiiiulic engineer, A. B. Purton, H. D. McGlashan,
F. F. Henshaw, C. G. Paulsen, and Robert Follansbee, district engineers. 1927.
V + 1.S3 p. il. (Water-supply paper 570.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Utah, Nevada. California, Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming. Includes Stream-
gaging stations and publications relating to water resources.] * Paper, 25c.
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Mineral resources. Mineral resources of United States, 1923: pt. 1, Metals
[t tie-page, contents, index, etc.]. 1927. iv+lA-133A+649-653 p. t (price
given on this publication is that of bound volume).
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Contents.- — Introduction; by Frank .1. Katz. — Summary; by Martha B. Clark. —
Prefatory note to reports on gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc ; by F. J. Katz. —
Index.
Same: pt. 2, Nonmetals [title-page, contents, and index]. 1926. v+747-
750 p. t (price giveii on this publication is that of bound volume).
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Missouri River. Surface water supply of United States, 1923 : pt. 6, Missouri
River basin: Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic engineer, W. A. Lamb, C. G.
Paulsen, Robert Follansbee, J. B. Spiegel, E. L. Williams, H. B. Kinnison,
and H. C. Beckman, district engineers. 1927. viii+395 p. il. (Water-supply
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MogoUon Mountains. Geology and ore deposits of Mogollon mining district, N.
Mex. [with bibliography] ; by Henry G. Ferguson. 1927. vi+100 p. il. 9
pi. 1 is in pocket, 12 p. of pi. 4 maps, 2 are in pocket. (Bulletin 787.)
* Paper, 65c.
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Same. (H. doc. 488, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
PuMications. New publications, list 233 ; Aug. 1, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Monthly.] t
1 19.14/4 : 233
Maps
Hyder and vicinity, Alaska. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 100 ft. [Wash-
ington] Geological Survey, 1927. 17.4X16.7 in. t 10c. 1 19.12 : 53H995
Payette River. Plan and profile of Payette River above Horseshoe Bend, Idaho ;
North Fork to Cascade ; South Fork to mile 70 ; and tributaries. Scale
1 : 31,680, contour interval 10 ft. and 20 ft., vertical scale 40 ft.=l in. [Wash-
ington. Geological Sui"vey] 1927. 7 sheets (A-G) each about 18X25 in. t
10c. per sheet. 1 19.25 : P 29/sheetA-G
Topographic maps
Note. — The Geological Survey is making a series of topographic maps that will
eventually cover the whole United States, also Alaska and Hawaii. The Individual
maps are projected to represent quadrangle areas rather than political divisions, and
each map is designated by the name of some prominent town or natural feature in
the area mapped. The scales most commonly used are 1:31,680, 1:62,500, and
1 : 12.5,000, corresponding, approximately, to % mile, 1 mile, and 2 miles to 1 inch.
The area covered differs with the latitude, but the average area is 58, 2.30, or 920
square miles, respectively, for these three scales. Topographic maps are piinted on
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More than two-fifths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
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land, Massachusetts. New Jersey. IS'ew York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and West \ irginia are
completf'ly mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological Survey at
lOe. each, but a discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order which amounts to
$5.00 at the retail price. The discount is allowed on an order for either maps or
folios alone, or for maps and folios together.
Arizona. Topographic map of Grand Canyon National Park, Ariz, (east half),
topography by Francois E. Matthes and Richard T. Evans, surveyed in
1902-23, lat. [35° 57' 35"-] 36° 25', long. Ill" 45'-112° 15'." Scale
1 : 48,000, contour interval 50 ft. [Washington] Geological Survey, edition
of 1927. 42.5X38.2 in. [Prepared in cooperation with National Park Service.
No description on reverse.] t 25c. 1 19.12 : 2G 762
California. California, Covelo quadrangle, lat. 39° 45'-40° long. 123°-]23° 15'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 50 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey]
edition of 1926. 17.5X13-5 in. 1 10c. 1 19 12 : 4C 838
California, Monson quadrangle, lat. 36° 22' 30"-36° 30', long. 119° 15'-
119° 22' 30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geo-
logical Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 4M 759
California, Remnoy quadrangle, lat. 36° 15'-36° 22' 30", long. 119° 30'-
119° 37' 30". Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geo-
logical Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3 X 14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4R 286
Topographic map. Sequoia and General Grant National Parks, Calif.,
lat. [36° 16'-] 37°, long. 118°-119°. Scale 1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft.
[Washington] Geological Survey, 1927. 26.7X29.2 in. [Prepared in coop-
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Kentucki/, Mount Eden quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long. 85°-85° 15'. Scale
1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition
of 1927. 17.5X33.8 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 17M 863
New Hampshire, Concord quadrangle, lat. 43°-43° 15', long. 71° 30'-71° 45'.
Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey]
edition of 1927. 17.5X12.9 in. 1 10c. 119.12:29 0 749
Oregon, Mount Hood quadrangle, lat. 45°-45° 30', long. 121° 30'-122°. Scale
1 : 125,000, contour interval 100 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edi-
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INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICE
Organization. Office of Indian Affairs [organization chart]. July 1, 1927.
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RECLAMATION BUREAU
Mails and Files Section. Description of office system and filing system of Mails
and Files Section, Washington Office, Bureau of Reclamation; [by] J. W. Myer
and J. C. Beveridge, jr. July, 1927. [1] +52 p. il. t I 27.2 : Of 2
New reclamation era, v. 18, no. 8 ; Aug. 1927. [1927.] cover-title, p. 113-128,
11. 4° [Monthlv. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.]
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of the bureau. Its aim is to assist the settlers in the proper use of water, to help
them in overcoming their agricultural difBculties, to instruct them in diversifyng and
marketing their crops, to inspire the employees of the bureau and chronicle engineering
problems and achievements, and to promote a wholehearted spirit of cooperation, so
that reclamation shall attain the greatest heights of success. The New reclamation
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Stony Go7-ge Dam. High-pressure gates and outlet pipes for Stony Gorge Dam,
Orland project, Calif. [1927.] cover-title. i-fl6 p. 13 pi. 4" (Specifications
462.) [Consists of advertisement, proposal, specifications, and drawings for
irrigation project, proposals will be received until Sept. 20, 1927.] t Pa-
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INTERSTATE COIOIERCE COMMISSION
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Commission reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C,
at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate opinions are sold
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Accounting. Order [promulgated] at session of Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, division 4, on 2d of June, 1924, [in] matter of uniform system of accounts
to be kept by steam roads. [Reprint 1927.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.9 : St 3/9/927
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6258, bonds of
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern R. R. Corporation ; [decided June 17, 1927 ;
report of commission]. 1927. [1] +704-706 p. ([Finance decision] 2869.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la F-2869
Alcohol. No. 16200, Oklahoma Traffic Association et al. v. Alabama & Vicks-
burg Railway Company et al. ; decided May 21, 1927 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 89-94+ii p. ([Opinion] 12354.) [Report from I. C.
C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12354
Angle-tars. No. 17856, Inland Steel Company v. Chesapeake «& Ohio Railway
Company et al. ; decided June 22, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 551-552. ([Opinion] 12435.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12435
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Apples. No. 18056, Northwestern Fruit Exchange v. Great Northern Railway
Company et al. ; [decided June 17, 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
538-540 p. ([Opinion] 12430.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12430
Asphalt. No. 18333, Continental Roofing & Manufacturing Company v. Gulf &
Ship Island Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 9, 1927; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 313-317+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12531.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12531
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. Valuation docket no. 625, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided May 3, 1927 ; report
of commi-ssion]. 1927. cover-title, p. 1-847, map. ([B-566.]) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 127.] * Paper, $1.00. IC 1.6/la : B-566
Automobiles. No. 18629, Chevrolet Motor Company of St. Louis v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided June 23, 1927 ; report
of commission]. [1927.] [l]+63&-640 p. ( [Opinion] 12449.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12449
Bagging. No. 18652, Cleveland-Akron Bag Company v. Central of Georgia
Railway Company et al. : decided June 27, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 733. ([Opinion] 12471.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12471
Bar-iron. No. 17750. Knoxville Iron Company v. Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided June 16, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 513-514. ([Opinion] 12424.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12424
Bath-tubs. No. 17453, Fisher Supply Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 215-221. ([Opinion] 12382.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12382
Beans. No. 18371, Michigan Bean Company r. Detroit, Grant Haven & Mil-
waukee Railway Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 207-210. ([Opinion] 12380.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12380
Sed-springs. No. 16558, Leggett & Piatt Spring Bed & Manufacturing Company
et al. V. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided July
1, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 219-224+ii p. ([Opin-
ion] 12506.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12506
Beds. No. 17555, Crescent Bed Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company et al. ; decided June 15, 1927 ; report of commission on
further consideration. [1927.] p. 505-507. ([Opinion] 12421.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12421
Semcood and Wheeling Connecting Railway. Valuation docket no. 977, Ben-
wood and Wheeling Connecting Railway Company ; decided May 20, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 531-550. (B-552.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-552
3ig Sandy and Kentucky River Railvxiy. Valuation docket no. 698, Big Sandy
& Kentucky River Railway Company ; decided May 20, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 517-531. (B-551.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-551
3lack powder. No. 16938, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company v. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 : report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 705-708+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12463.) [Report from
1. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12463
Bobbins. No. 18778, Maine Spinning Company v. Boston & Maine Railroad et
al. : [decided July 6. 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +266-268 p.
([Opinion] 12518.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12518
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Boilers. No. 18325, Kinnison Brothers v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company, director general, as agent, et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 703-704. ([Opinion] 12462.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12462
Boston and Maine Railroad. Finance docket no. 5504, Boston & Maine read-
justment; [decided June 22, 1927; supplemental report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +688-690 p. ([Finance decision] 2862.) [From I. C. 0. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-2862
Finance docket no. 6223, acquisition and operation of line by Boston &
Maine Railroad; decided June 9, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
671-672. ([Finance decision] 2856.) [From I. 0. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-2856
Boxes. No. 17773, Eggerss-O'Flyng Company v. Chicago & North Western Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided June 27, 1927; report and order of commission].
1927. [1] +644-650+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12452.) [Report from I. C. 0.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12452
Brakes. No. 3913, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Oct. term, 1926,
Chicago t& Erie Railroad Company v. United States ; brief of defendant in
error. 1927. cover-title, i+ 15 p. large 8° t 101.13/1:0 43/37
Brass. No. 17998, Federated Metals Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report [and 4th section order no. 9568]
of commission. [1927.] 757-759+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12477.) [Report from
I. 0. 0. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12477
Bricks. No. 15061, Western Brick Company et al. v. New York Central Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided June 13. 1927 ; report [and orders] of commis-
sion on further argument. [1927.] 479-489+ii p. ([Opinion] 12416.)
[Report from I. 0. O. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12416
No. 16124, Acme Brick Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 28, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
715-721+iii p. ([Opinion] 12465.) [Report from I. 0. 0. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12465
No. 17311, Medal Brick & Tile Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ; report [and order] o;f commission.
[1927.] 241-243+ii p. ([Opinion] 12388.) [Report from I. C. 0. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12388
No. 1827S, Murphysboro Paving Brick Company v. Illinois Central Rail-
road Company; decided June 23, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
635-637. ([Opinion] 12448.) [From I. 0. 0. reports, v, 128.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12448
Buffalo, Rochester and PittsMrgh Railway. Finance docket no. 6332, bonds
of Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway; [decided June 7, 1927; report
of commission]. 1927. [1] +654-656 p. ( [Finance decision] 2848.) [From
I. 0. 0. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-2848
Building moterials. No. 18305, Jackson Traffic Bureau v. Alabama & Vicksburg
Railway Company et al. ; [decided June 27, 1927 ; report and order of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +744-746+ ii p. ([Opinion] 12474.) [Report from
I. C. 0. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12474
CaMage. No. 17586, Leonard, Crosset & Riley v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; portions of 4th section applications nos. 792-795 ;
decided June 2, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 225-
230+ii p. ([Opinion] 12384.) [Report from I. 0. 0. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12384
Calcium arsenate. No. 17807, Moline George Company v. New York Central
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 15, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 517-518. ([Opinion] 12426.) [From I. 0. O. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12426
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Canned food. No. 15515, Mobile Chamber of Commerce & Business League v.
Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 147-156+ii p. ([Opinion] 12495.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12495
Cans. No. 18015, Metal Package Corporation of New Tork v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p 301-303. ([Opinion] 12526.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12526
Car-coniplings. No. 7893, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit. Southern
Paciiic Company v. United States, error to district court for district of New
Mexico ; brief and argument for defendant in error. 1927. cover-title,
i+14 p. t IC 1.13/1 : So 8/24
Carolina Southern Railway. Finance docket no. 6275, securities of Carolina
Southern Ry. : [decided May 27. 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
632-636 p. ([Finance decision] 2841.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2841
Cast-iron. No. 18009, Virginia Pig Iron Association v. Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 737-743-fii p. ([Opinion] 12473.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12473
Caterpillar tractors. No. 17935, Holt Company of Texas v. Southern Pacific
Company et al. ; decided June 17, 1927: report of commission. [1927.]
p. 555-556. ([Opinion] 12437.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12437
Cattle. No. 17300, Bragg & Millsaps Company et al. v. Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided June 2, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [l]-f 238-240 p. ([Opinion] 12387.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12387
Cement. No. 15151, Oklahoma Portland Cement Company et al. v. Denver &
Rio Grande Western Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 19, 1927 ; [report
and orders of commission]. [1927.] 63-8S+vii p. ([Opinion] 12353.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12353
No. 16586, Three Forks Portland Cement Company v. Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 107-121 -fii p. ([Opinion] 12490.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12490
No. 18139, Carney Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et al. ;
decided June 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 255-256. ([Opin-
ion] 12392.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12392
Chatham Terminal Company. Valuation docket no. 954, Chatham Terminal
Company; decided June 24, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 631-
688. (B-556.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-556
Cherries. No. 18142, American Preserve Company v. Reading Company et al. ;
[decided May 20, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1]+146-14S p.
([Opinion] 12367.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12367
Chicago and Alton Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valua-
tion docket no. 851, Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, Joliet & Chicago
Railroad Company, Louisiana & Missouri River Railroad Company, Kansas
City, St. Louis & Chicago Railroad Company, and Rutland, Toluca & Northern
Railroad Company; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-
title, iii+185 p. } IC 1 val. 8 : C 432/13
Chicago and North Westei-n Railway. Finance docket no. 6334, Chicago &
North Western equipment trust of 1925; decided June 10, 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 679-682. ([Finance decision] 2859.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2859
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Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway. Finance docket no. 6284, bonds
of Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway ; decided May 19. 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 565-567. ([Finance decision] 2825.) [From
I. C. C. reports v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-2825
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 4660, Rock
Island Railway bonds; approved June 8, 1927; supplemental order. 1927.
p. 663. ([Finance decision] 2851.) [From I. C. 0. reports, v. 124.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2851
Finance docket no. 6184, acquisition of line by Chicago, Rock Island & ^
Pacific Ry. Co.; [decided May 27, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1]+ M
610-612 p. ([Finance decision] 2837.) [From I. C. 0. reports, v. 124.] "^
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2837
Finance docket no. 6329, Rock Island equipment-trust issue of 1927,
series O ; decided June 11. 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 675-678.
([Finance decision] 2858.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2858
Chicago, Springfield and St. Louis Railway. Finance docket no. 6270, notes of
Chicago, Springfield & St. Louis Railway; decided June 9, 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 665-667. ([Finance decision] 2853.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2853
China-clay. No. 18077, Newton Falls Paper Company v. Reading Company et
al. ; decided June 20, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 563-565.
([Opinion] 12440.) [From I. C. C. reports v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12440
Chippewa Valley and Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 5483, deficit status
of Chippewa Valley & Northern Railway; decided June 22, 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 691-692. ([Finance decision] 2863.) [From
L C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2863
Clay. No. 18058, United States Potters' Association et al. v. Akron, Canton
& Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 249-254. ([Opinion] 12391.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12391
Coal. Fourth section application no. 12645, and portions of nos. 11694, 3236,
and 3237, coal and coke from western Kentucky, Alabama, and Tennessee ;
decided June 29, 1927; report [and 4th section order no. 9570] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 197-202+iii p. ([Opinion] 12501.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12501
Illinois-Indiana coal cases, no. 16340, Illinois Coal Traffic Bureau v. Alton
& Southern Railroad et al. ; decided June 14, 1927 ; [report and orders of com-
mission]. [1927.] 265-292 +v p. ([Opinion] 12397.) [Report from I. C.
C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12397
No. 15228, Board of Railroad Commissioners of Iowa v. Alton & Southern
Railroad et al. ; decided June 6, 1927; [report and orders of commiasion].
[1927.] 293-305+iii p. ([Opinion] 12398.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12398
No. 16645, Harbor Coaling Corporation v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 28, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
747-753+ii p. ([Opinion] 12475.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12475
No. 17964, Chicago Coal Merchants Association v. Chicago & North West-
ern Railway Company et al. ; decided June 17, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 519-520. ([Opinion] 12427.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12427
No. 17984, Chadwick Coal Yard Company et al. v. New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 165-173 -fii p. ([Opinion] 12497.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12497
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Coal — Continued.
No. 18574, Hostler Coal & Lumber Company, Incorporated, v. Pere Mar-
quette Railway Company et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 731-732. ([Opinion] 12470.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12470
No. 18618, John Paul Sellers, doing business under name of Citizens Coal
Company, v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et
al. ; decided June 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 263-264.
([Opinion] 12396.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12396
Coal-cars. In equity, no. 822, in district court for eastern district of Kentucky,
at London, Ford Motor Company and Fordson Coal Company v. United States
and Interstate Commerce Commission ; brief of Interstate Commerce Com-
mission in reply to supplemental brief for plaintiffs. 1927 cover-title. 11 p.
t IC 1.13/1 : F 757/2
Cotton. No. 16385, Mobile Chamber of Commerce & Business League v. Ala-
bama & Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 103-106. ([Opinion] 12489.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12489
No. 17737. Smith-Wilson &. Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 65-74. ([Opinion] 124S2.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12482
No. 17809, F. H. Glarner & Company, Incorporated, v. Southern Railway
Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
75-78. ([Opinion] 12483.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.1 * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12483
Cotton goods. No. 18243, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg,
Va., V. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided
July 8. 1927; report of commission. [1927.1 p. 309-311. ([Opinion] 12529.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12529
Cottonseed. No. 16510, American Feed Manufacturers' Association et al. v.
Abilene & Southern Railway Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 157-164. ([Opinion] 12496.) [From I. C. O.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12496
No. 18087, George C. Speir & Company, Incorporated, et al. v. Atlanta &
West Point Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 20, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 559-562. ([Opinion] 12439.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12439
Cranberries. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2767, stop over in transit
on cranberries at points in Texas ; decided June 7, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion on reconsideration. [1927.] p. 425-^26. ([Opinion] 12407.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12407
Creosote oil. No. 17518, Republic Creosoting Company v. Alabama Great South-
ern Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 20, 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 547-550+ii p. ([Opinion] 12434.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/a : 12434
DeKall) and Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6265, deficit status of De-
Kalb & Western Railroad; [decided June 4, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +652-653 p. ([Finance decision] 2847.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2847
Demurrage. No. 18321, Chas. S. Ash v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided June 27, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +734^736 p. ([Opinion] 12472.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12472
No. 18541, Turner Lumber & Investment Company v. Chicago & North
Western Railway Company; [decided June 28, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +84-86 p. ([Opinion] 12485.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12485
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Demurrage — Continued.
■ No. 18585 (sub-no. 1), Cynthiana Construction Company v. Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Company; [decided June 28, 1927; report of commis-
sion!. 1927. [1] +122-124 p. ([Opinion] 12491.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12491
Denver Union Terminal Railway. Valuation docket no. 822, Denver Union
Terminal Railway Company; [decided May 20, 1927; report of commission],
1927. [1] +498-516 p. (B-550.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-550
Drayage. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2850, absorption of drayage
charges on lead or zinc ore or concentrates by Southwest Missouri Railroad ;
decided June 7, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 405-414+
[1] p. ([Opinion] 12404.) [Report from I. C. C. reix)rts, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12404
Dredging machinei-y. No. 18249, Sweet Brothers v. Northern Pacific Railway
Company et al. ; decided June 17. 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p.
543-544. ([Opinion] 12432.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12432
Dried fruit. No. 18274. California Packing Corporation v. Southern Pacific
Company et al. ; decided June 23, 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p.
631-632. ([Opinion] 12446.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12446
Enamel. No. 18228, Tennessee Furniture Corporation v. Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago Terminal Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 701-702. ( [Opinion] 12461.) [Fi'om I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12461
Erie Railroad. Finance docket no. 6304, bonds of Erie Railroad; decided May
27. 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 645-649. ([Finance decision]
2844.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2844
Same; [approved June 30, 1927; supplemental order]. 1927, [l]+738-
739 p. ([Finance decision] 2878.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2878
No. 12066, construction and repair of railway equipment, Erie Railroad
Company (marine equipment) ; decided July 5, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 323-345. ([Opinion] 12401.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12401
Explo^ivea. Supplement 3 to Regulations for transportation of explosives and
other dangerous articles by freight and express and as baggage, including
specifications for shipping containers prescribed under act of Mar. 4, 1921,
bindirg upon all common carriers engaged in interstate or foreign commerce,
and upon all shippers making shipments via such carriers by land. Aug. 1,
1927. ii+113 p, il. [Contains, with Supplements 1 and 2, all outstanding
amendments to Regulations revised, effective Jan, 1, 1923.] * Paper, 10c.
IC 1.12/2 : Ex 7/6/supp. 3
Flour. No. 16230, Ogden Grain Exchange v. Arizona Eastern Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; [decided June 15, 1927 ; supplemental report and supplemental
order of commission]. 1927. [l]+490-492+ii p. ([Opinion] 12417.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v, 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12417
Freight-cars. Investigation and suspension docket no, 2873, furnishing suitable
cars for loading flour and other grain products ; [decided June 10, 1927 ;
report and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +442-444+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12412.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12412
Freight rates. Fourth section application no. 13030, in matter of 4th section
departures resulting from changes in classification ; decided June 29, 1927 ;
report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 187-196+ii p. ([Opinion]
12500.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12500
No. 12798, Galveston Commercial Association v. Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio Railway Company et al. ; decided June 29, 1927; [report and
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August, 1927 103
Freight rates — Continued.
orders of commission on further hearing]. [1927.] 349-404 +vii p. ([Opin-
ion] 12403.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, lUc.
IC 1.6/la : 12403
■ No. 13494. southern class rate investigation : decided July 19, 1927 : [3d
supplemental report on reconsideration]. [1927.] p. 567-606, map. ([Opin-
ion] 12442.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. 101.6/1:1:12442
Pacific Coast 4th section applications, Southern Pacific. Santa Fe, and
Union Paeitic systems: decided June 22. 1927: [report and 4th section order
no. 9575 of commission]. [1927.] 3-24 +v p. ([Opinion] 12479.) [Report
from I. C. C. reiwrts, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12479
Fruit. No. 12680. American Fruit & Vegetable Shippers Association et al. v.
American Railway Express Company et al. ; decided June 7, 1927 ; [report and
order of commission on further hearing]. [1927.] 651-662+ii p. ([Opinion]
12453.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12453
No. 19130, California Growers' «& ^^hiiipers" Protective League v. Southern
Pacific Company et al. : decided July 20, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 25-62+vii p. ([Opinion] 124S0.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12480
Fruit tvrappers. No. 17482. Trafiic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg,
Va.. V. Erie Railroad Company et al. ; [decided July 1, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +230-232 p. ( [Oiunion] 12508.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12508
Fuel for road locomotives in freight and passenger traii^ service (charged to
operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for switch-
ing locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing 172
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, June, 1927
and 1926 [and] 6 mouths ended with June. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/6
Furniture. No. 14898, Memphis Freight Bureau et al. v. Alabama Great South-
ern Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 9, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 445-465. ([Opinion] 12413.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12413
Gasoline. No. 17036, Kendall Refining Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
way Company et al. : decided June 7. 1927; report [and order] of commi>sion
of reconsideration. [1927.] 427-430 +ii p. ( [Opinion] 12408.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12408
No. 18273, Tickers Petroleum Company v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Com-
pany et al. : decided June 2, 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 205-206.
([Opinion] 12379.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12379
Olass. No. 17287, American Window Glass Company v. Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : [decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [1] +222-224 p. ([Opinion] 12383.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12383
Grain. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2860, grain from Montana to
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway points : decided May 26, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 123-128+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12362.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12362
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2864. grain between Sioux City,
Iowa, group points and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway stations in
Kansas; [decided June 10, 1927; report and order of commission], 1927.
[1] +434-438+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12410.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12410
No. 15026, Oklahoma Millers' League v. Alabama »& Mississippi Railroad
Company et al. ; decided June 17, 1927 ; report [and orders] of commission.
[1927.] 523-537+iv p. ([Opinion] 12429.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12429
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Oram — Continued.
No. 17279, Des Moines Board of Trade et al. v. Fort Dodge, Des Moines &
Southern Railroad Company et al. ; [decided June 28, 1927 ; report and order
of commission]. 1927. [l]+138-146+iii p. ([Opinion] 12494.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12494
No. 17366, American Grain & Hay Company et al. v. Illinois Central
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 1, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1927.] 225-229+ii p. ([Opinion] 12507.) [Report from I. C. O.
reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12507
Oranite. No. 18266, John L. Dillie et al. v. Central Vermont Railway Company
et al. ; decided June 23, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 641-643.
([Opinion] 12450.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12450
Oravel. No. 18457, W. M. Spencer Company v. Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company; [decided June 7, 1927; report and order of commission].
1927. [1] +346-348+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12402.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12402
Great Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 6252, construction and abandon-
ment of lines by Great Northern Railway Company ; decided June 15, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 685-687. ([Finance decision] 2861.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c IC 1.6/la : F-2861
Giilf Coast Lines. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, finance docket no.
3754, in matter of excess income of Gulf Coast Lines ; reply brief. 1927.
cover-title, ii+79 .p. % IC 1.13/2 : In 2/29
Oulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6248, operation of
line by Gulf, Mobile & Northern R. R. Co. and Jackson & Eastern Ry. Co. ;
decided May 31, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 641-644. ([Finance
decision] 2843.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2843
Hides and skins. No. 18022, J. G. Curtis Leather Company v. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 25, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 627-630. ([Opinion] 12445.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12445
Horses. No. 18461, Jos. A. Maxwell Sons Commission Company v. St. Louis-
San Francisco Railway Company ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 725-726. ([Opinion] 12468.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12468
Indiana Northern Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6158, operation of line by
Indiana Northern Railway Company ; decided May 18, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 539-540. ([Finance decision] 2818.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2818
Infusorial earth. No. 17784, Hylonite Products Company v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 135-138+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12364.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12364
Iron. No. 18439, Davies & Thomas v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commis.sion. [1927.] p. 241 [261]-262.
([Opinion] 12395.) [The first page is numbered incorrectly 241 instead of
261. [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12395
Jacksonville, Gainesville and Gulf Railway. Finance docket no. 5862, acquisi-
tion of line by Jacksonville, Gainesville & Gulf Ry. ; decided May 27, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 623-631. ([Finance decision] 2840.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : F-2840
Jefferson Southwestern Railroad. Finance docket no. 2556, construction and
operation of line by Jefferson Southwestern ; approved June 4, 1927 ; supple-
mental order. [1927.] p. 649-650. ([Finance decision] 2845.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2845
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Kansas City Conneetitm Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
valuation docket no. 940, Kansas City Connecting Railroad Company ; brief
in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-title, i+60 p. %
IC 1 val. 8 : K 133/4
Lard substitutes. No. 16529, Texas Refining Company v. Chicago, Rock Island &
Gulf Railway Company et al. ; [decided July 9, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +304-306 p. ([Opinion] 12527.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12527
Limestone. No. 17805, Colbert Limerock Asphalt Company et al. v. Alabama
Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 29, 1927 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 177-186+iv p. ([Opinion] 12499.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1249»
Linseed-oil. No. 17838, American Linseed Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway Company : decided May 28, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 163-166. ([Opinion] 12371.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12371
No. 17869, W. P. Fuller & Company v. Southern Pacific Company ; decided
June 2, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 199-200. ( [Opinion] 12377.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12377
Los Angeles Junction Railway. Finance docket no. 4505, construction and
operations of Los Angeles Junction Ry. ; approved June 23, 1927 ; supple-
mental order. 1927. p. 703. ([Finance decision] 2868.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-2S68
Louisiana Railway and Naviffation Company. Finance docket no. 5983, notes of
Louisiana Railway & Navigation Company ; decided June 22, 1927 : supple-
mental report of commission. [1927.] p. 693-696. ([Finance decision]
2864.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2864
Louisville and Nashnille Railroad. Finance docket no. 5322, construction and
operation by Louisville & Nashville R. R. Co. ; decided May 26, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 581-598. ([Finance decision] 2833.) [From
1. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-2833
Luml>er. No. 17165, Nivison-Weiskopf Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 233-237+ii p. ([Opinion] 12386.) [Report from I. C. C. reports.
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12386
No. 17710, Edward Hines Yellow Pine Company v. Mississippi Southern
Railroad et al. : decided June 15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
511-512. ([Opinion] 12423.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12423
No. 1S045, Woodstock Lumber Company et al. v. Bangor & Aroostook
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 6. 1927 : report of commission. [1927.]
p. 255-261. ([Opinion] 12516.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 12*).] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12516
■ No. 18261, S. L. Culler Lumber Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of coraTOission.
[1927.] p. 723-724. ([Opinion] 12467.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 1246T
No. 18486, Andersen Lumber Company v. Northern Pacific Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 23, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 633-634.
([Opinion] 12447.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 1244T
Mali jong. No. 17706, Paraffine Companies, Incorporated, v. Southern Pacific
Company et al. ; decided June 7. 1927; [report] by commission. [1927.]
p. 421-424. ([Opinion] 12406.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12406
Manures. No. 17919, Fosse & Company v. Erie Railroad Company et al. : decided
June 17, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 553-554. ([Opinion]
12436.) [From L C. C. reports, V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 124-36:
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MarUe. No. 18351, Chas. E. Clifford Company v. Crystal River & San Juan
Railroad Company et al. : [decided June 1, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +182-184 p. ([Opinion] 12373.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128
(volume number is incorrectly given on p. 182 as 124).] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12373
Marinette, Tomahawk and Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6291, deficit
status of Mar'nette, Tomahawk & Western Railroad ; decided June 8, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 669-670. ( [Finance decision] 2855.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2855
Mattresses. No. 18127, F. A. Hulett & Son v. Southern Railway Company et al. ;
decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 201-204. ([Opinion]
12378.) [From- I. C. C. reports, V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12378
Millet. No. 17289, Northrup, King & Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1927.] 125-130+ii p. ([Opinion] 12492.) [Report from I. C. C
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12492
Misrouting. No. 17465, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce (Lynchburg,
Va.) V. New York Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 28, 1927;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 159-162 ([Opinion] 12370.) [From I. C.
C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12370
■ No. 17522, Traific Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg, Va., v.
Southern Railway Company et al. ; decided June 14, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion on reconsideration. [1927.] p. 497-498. ([Opinion] 12419.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12419
Missouri and Illinois Bridge and Belt Railroad. Valuation docket no. 526,
Missouri and Illinois Bridge and Belt Railroad Company ; [decided Apr. 29,
1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +424^68 p. (B-547.) [From I. C.
C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-547
Missouri and North Arkansas Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6351, Missouri &
North Arkansas receiver's certificates ; decided June 21, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927] p. 725-727. ([Finance decision] 2875.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2875
Naphtha. No. 17894, Virginian Gasoline & Oil Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 24, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 621-626. ([Opinion] 12444.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12444
Nevada Transportation Company. Finance docket no. 6300, deficit status of
Nevada Transportation Co.; [decided June 22, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +702-703 p. ([Finance decision] 2867.) [From I. C C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2867
New Orleans Public Belt Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
valuation docket no. 893, New Orleans Public Belt Railroad; brief in support
of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-title, ii+32 p. t IC 1 val. 8 : N 42o/3
Northern Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 5595, abandonment of branch by
Northern Pacific Railway; [decided June 25, 1927; report of commission].
[1927.] p. 657-662. ([Finance decision] 2850.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2850
Finance docket no. 5940, construction and abandonment of lines by
Northern Pacific Railway; [decided June 25, 1927; report of commis.sion].
1927. [1] +728-734 p. ([Finance decision] 2876.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2876
Finance docket no. 5941, construction of extension by Northern Pacific
Ry. ; decided May 19, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 547-557.
([Finance decision] 2821.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2821
No. 4621, in Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Apr. term, 1927,
Northern Pacific Railway Company v. Interstate Commerce Commission ;
brief for Interstate Commerce Commission. 1927. cover-title, ii+49 p. t
IC 1.13/1 : N 814/11
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Northern Railroad of New Jersey. Finance docket no. 6345, bonds of North-
ern Railroad Company of New Jersey ; decided June 21, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 717-720. ([Finance decision] 2873.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S7a
Northern Telegraph Company. Valuation docket no. 953, Northern Telegraph.
Company; decided May 2U, 1927; report of commission. [1927.1 p. 413-
423. (B-546.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-546
Oleomargarln. No. 16997, Boreu-Stewart Company v. Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided June 14, 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 493-496+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12418.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12418
Oregon and California Railroad. Finance docket no. 6045, acquisition of Ore-
gon & California Railroad and Marion & Linn County Railroad and issue of
bonds by Southern Pacific Company ; [decided May 27, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +614-622 p. ( [Finance decision] 2839.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-283a
■ Same ; decided June 16, 1927 ; supplemental report of commission.
[1927.] p. 6S3-6S5. ([Finance decision] 2860.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la : F-2860
Oregon, California and Eastern Railway. Construction of railroad lines in
eastern Oregon, finance docket no. 4730, construction of lines by Oregon,
California & Eastern Ry. Co. ; decided May 11, 1927 ; 2d supplemental report
of commission. [1927.] p. 529-538. ([Finance decision] 2817.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2817
Owasco River Railway. Valuation docket no. 979. Owasco River Railway ;
decided June 3. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 607-619. (B-554.>
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-554
Panhandle and Santa- Fe Railway. Finance docket no. 6268, construction of
line by Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway ; decided June 23, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 711-714. ([Finance decision] 2871.) [ITrom I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S71
Paper. No. 16064, Crown Willamette Paper Company v. Western Transporta-
tion Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 79-83. ([Opinion] 12484.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12484
No. 16389, Iroquois Pulp & Paper Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 2, 1927; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 187-192+ii p. ([Opinion] 12375.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,.
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12375-
No. 17206, Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Company v. Chicago, Kala-
mazoo & Saginaw Railway Company et al. ; decided July 20. 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 675-686+vi p. ([Opinion] 12455.>
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12455
No. 18020, Ward Baking Company et al. v. Pennsylvnnia Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
231-232+ii p. ([Opinion] 12385.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. TC 1.6/la : 12385
No. 18050, Bakeries Service Corporation et al. v. Boston & Maine Railroad
et al. ; decided .Tune 27, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 695-697.
([Opinion] 12459.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12459
No. 18114, Practical Drawing Company v. Chicago & North Western Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided June 17, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +540-542 p. ([Opinion] 12431.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12431
Peaches. No. 17909. Caruso. Rinella, Battaglia Company, Incorporated, v.
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 27,
1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 687-688. ([Opinion] 12456.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1245©
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Peanuts. No. 17808, Alton Mercantile Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 721-722. ([Opinion] 12466.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12466
Petrolcmn. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2871, rates on petroleum
and its products from Mississippi Valley points to Canadian points ; decided
June 22, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 545-546+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12433.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12433
Poles. No. 16686, J. H. Baxter & Company v. Southern Pacific Company ; de-
cided June 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 211-214. ([Opinion]
12381.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12381
Port Angeles Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6165, construction of
extension by Port Angeles Western Railroad Company ; approved June 30,
1927: order. 1927. p. 739. ([Finance decision] 2879.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2S79
Prescott and Northtoestern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6341, bonds of Pres-
cott & Northwestern Railroad ; decided Juno 30, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 735-737. ([Finance decision] 2877.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2877
Printing-presses. No. 18037, Duplex Printing Press Company v. British Colum-
bia Electric Railway Company et al., [decided June 27, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +692-694 p. ([Opinion] 12458.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12458
Fuchlo Union Depot and Railroad Company. Valuation docket no. 925, Pueblo
Union Depot and Railroad Company : decided May 6, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 469-484. (B-548.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-548
Railroad accidents. Summary of accident investigation reports, no. 32, Apr.-
June, 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Safety. 1927. iii+26 p. [Quarterly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 15c. a yr ; foreign subscription, 25c.
L. C. card A 20-942 IC 1 acci.7 : 32
Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Apr. 1927 [and 4
months ending with Apr. 1927 ; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Apr. 1927.
[2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC 1 ste.31 : 927/4
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 14 switching and terminal companies] May, 1927; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. oblong large 8° f IC 1 ste.25 : 927/5
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service
statistics representing 171 railways and from 146 reports of passenger
service statistics representing 166 railways (switching and terminal com-
panies not included), June 1927 and 1926 [and 6 months ended with June,
1927 and 1926 ; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.21 : 927/6
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways
in United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses
for 183 steam railways, including 15 switching and terminal companies, June,
1927 and 1926 [and] 6 months ended with June, 1927 and 1926; [prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to
revision.] t IC 1 ste.l9 : 927/6
Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam roads, selected
items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, June, 1927
and 1926 [and] 6 months ended with June, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8" [Subject to
revision.] f IC 1 ste.20 : 927/6
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Railroads- — Coutinued.
Operating statistics of large steam roads, selected items for Juue, 1927,
compared with June, 1926, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8" [Subject to revision.] f IC 1 ste.22 : 927/6
Preliminary abstract of statistics of common carriers, year ended Dec.
31, 1926 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. 1927. 28 p. 4° * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 12-10009 IC 1.14: 926
■ ■ Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 153 reports representing 173
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included. May, 1927
and 1926 [and] 5 months ended with May, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. May, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.24 : 927/5
Rails. No. 18848, Rinehart & Dennis Company v. Central of Georgia Railway
Company et al. ; decided July 1, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
247-249. ([Opinion] 12512.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12512
Reconsignment. No. 17897, J. R. Thames v. Southern Railway Company et al. ;
[decided June 15, 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [l]-f 508-510 p.
([Opinion] 12422.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12422
No. 18512, Louis Cohen & Son v. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad Company ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 727-730. ([Opinion] 12469.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5e.
IC 1.6/la : 12469
Refrigeration. No. 17875, Di Giorgio Fruit Company et al. v. Arizona Eastern
Railroad Company et al. : decided May 14, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 31-34. ([Opinion] 12339.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12339
Retfnoldsville and Falls Creek Railroad. Valuation docket no. 520, Reynolds-
ville and Falls Creek Haili'oad Company ; [decided May 6, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [l]-f 388-412 p. (B-545.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 125.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-545
Rock Island-Frisco Terminal Railway. Finance docket no. 6353, bonds of
Rock Island-Frisco Terminal Railway ; [decided June 29. 1927 : report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +740-742 p. ([Finance decision] 2280 [2880].)
[The Finance decision number on this publication is printed incorrectlv as
2280. From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2880
Rolls {iron mills). No. 18733, Brennan & Corrigan, Incorporated, r. Chicago
& Alton Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 23, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 643-644. ([Opinion] 12451.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12451
Rosin dross. No. 19020, Western Paper Makers Chemical Company v. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company et al. : [decided June 2, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +244-246 p. ([Opinion] 12389.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12389
Salt. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2414, salt between western and
southwestern points; decided June 7, 1927; supplemental report [and sup-
plemental orders] of commission. [1927.] 431-433+ivi p. ([Opinion]
12409. ) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12409
No. 17536, rates and minimum weights on salt within Ohio ; decided
June 14, 1927: rei^ort of commission. [1927.] p. 499-504. ([Opinion]
12420.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12420
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway. Finance docket no. 5869, construction
of extension by San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway Company ; approved
May 27, 1927; amendatory order. 1927. p. 613. ([Finance decision] 2838.)
[From L C. C. reports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : F-2838
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San Benito and) Rio Grande Valley Railway. Finance docket no. 6176, con-
struction of extension by San Benito & Rio Grande Valley Ry. Co. ; decided
May 27, 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 637-640. ([Finance deci-
sion] 2842.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2842
Sand. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2851, sand from Pleasant Lake,
Ind., to Gary, Ind., Chicago, 111., and related destinations; decided June 10,.
1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 43^441+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 12411.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12411
No. 18827, Harding Glass Company v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided June 27, 1927; report of commission. 1927. [1] +754-756 p.
([Opinion] 12476.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12476
Saratoga and Encampment Railway. Valuation docket no. 975, Saratoga and
Encampment Railway Company ; decided May 20. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 485-497. (B-549.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 6-549"
SawtniU machinery. No. 18505, West Florida Lumber Company v. Georgia,
Florida & Alabama Railway Company et al. ; [decided June 28, 1927 ; report
of commission]. 1927. [1] +62-64 p. ([Opinion] 12481.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12481
Seaboard-All Florida Railway. Finance docket no. 5041, construction of east
coast lines by Seaboard-All Florida Railway ; approved June 6, 1927 ; supple-
mental order. 1927. p. 656. ([Finance decision] 2849.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2849
Sheffield and Tione^ita Railway. Finance docket no. 6299, deficit status of
Sheftield «& Tionesta Railway; [decided June 8, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +668-669 p. ([Finance decision] 2854.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2854
Shoe last blocks. No. 18100, E. W. Jackson r. Michigan Central Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided July 1, 1927 ; report [and order J of commission. [1927.]
235-241+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12510.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12510
Shooks. No. 18425, Sbelvin-Hixon Company v. Oregon-Washington Railroad &
Navigation Company et al. ; decided June 23, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 565-566. ([Opinion] 12441.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12441
Smelting. No. 17771, Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
V. Northern Pacific Railway Company et al. ; [decided July 1, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +242-246 p. ([Opinion] 12511.) [Fi'om I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12511
South Omaha Terminal Railway. Finance docket no. 6086. acquisition of line
by South Omaha Terminal Railway ; decided June 22, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 721-725. ([Finance decision] 2874.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2874
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, valuation dockets nos. 896 and 240. in matter of tentative valuations
of properties of Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company and Oregon
Trunk Railway ; brief in support of tentative valuations. 1927. cover-title,
ii+139,p. t IC 1 val.8 : Sp 65
Steel. No. 17979, Tx'aflSc Bureau. Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg, Va., v.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 18, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 557-558. ([Opinion] 12438.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12438
No. 18683, Louis Cohen & Son v. Central Railroad Company of New
Jersey et al. ; decided June 27, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 1-2.
([Opinion] 12478.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12478
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steel — Continued.
No. 1S7U6, Illinois Steel Bridge Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided June 2S, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 87-89. ([Opinion] 12486.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12486
Stone. No. 14472, Dolese Brothers Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided June 14, 1927 ; report of commission ou
further hearing. [1927.] p. 471-17S. ([Opinion] 12415.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12415
• No. 18259, Ziegler Brothers v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Com-
pany; decided June 2, 1927; report of commission. [1927.J p. 257-258.
([Opinion] 12393.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12393
Store fixtures. No. 17564, National Show Case Company v. Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 193-198. ([Opinion] 12376.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12376
Strawberries. No. 18004, Lutz & Schramm Company v. Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 17, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 521-522. ([Opinion] 12428.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12428
Straivioard. No. 16825, United Paperboard Company et al. v. Aberdeen &
Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 131-137. ([Opinion] 12493.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
129.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.'o/ la : 12493
Sugar. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2743, sugar between Louisiana
and Texas points; decided June 6. 1927; [report and orders of commission].
[1927.] 309-322+iv p. ^Opinion] 12400.) [Report from I. C. C. reports.
V. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12400
Sugar Land Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6297, deficit status of Sugar Land
Railway; [decided June 8, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [IJ +664-665
p. ([Finance decision] 2852.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : F-2S52
Swine. No. 12386, North Packing & Provision Company et al. v. director general,
as agent, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company, et al. ;
[decided July 5, 1927 ; report and order of commission on further considera-
tion]. 1927. [1] +306-308+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12399.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12399
No. 16542, California Dressed Beef Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided June 24, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 607-020 +iv p. ([Opinion] 12443.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12443
Sidtching charges. No. 15770, Federal Match Corporation v. Great Northern
Railway Company et al. ; decided June 7, 1927 ; report of commission on fur-
ther hearing. [1927.] p. 415-420. ([Opinion] 12405.) [From I. C. C
reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12405
No. 17782, Sanzone-Palmisano Company v. Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided June 16, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 515-516. ([Opinion] 12425.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12425
Talc. No. 17754, Sewall Paint & Glass Company v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis Railway et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commission
[1927.] p. 247-248. ([Opinion] 12390.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12390
Tanning extract. No. 17406. Tennessee Extract Corporation et al. v. Louisville
&. Nashville Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 27, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 709-714+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12464.) [Report
from L C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12464
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112 August, 1927
Tin-plate. No. 18315, McKeesport Tin Plate Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad
Company et al. ; decided June 2, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p, 259-
260. ([Opinion] 12394.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12394
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6012. acquisition and
operation by Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad Corporation ; decided June
22, 1927 ; supplemental report of commission. [1927.] p. 707-710. ( [Finance
decision] 2870.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : F-2870
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
no. 13413 (sub-no. 34), in matter of automatic train-stop device of General
Railway Signal Company on portions of Mohawk and Syracuse divisions of
New York Central Railroad: [decided June 27. 1927; report of commission].
1927. [l]-f-662-675 p. ([Opinion] 12454.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 128.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12454
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 35), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of Union Switch & Signal Company on Pittsburgh & Lake Erie division of
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad ; decided June 28, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 93-102. ([Opinion] 12488.) [From L C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12488
Trans-Florida Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 6242. stock of Trans-
Florida Central R. R. ; decided June 22, 1927: report of commission. [1927.]
p. 699-701. ([Finance decision] 2866.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2866
Union Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6343, bonds of Union Pacific Rail-
road ; decided June 21, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 715-716.
([Finance decision] 2872.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2872
Upper Merion and Pli/mouth Railroad. Finance docket no. 6266, deficit status
of Upper Merion & Plymouth Railroad ; decided June 4, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 651-652. ([Finance decision] 2846.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2846
Washington and Choctato Railway. Finance docket no. 6234, abandonment of
line by Washington & Choctaw Railway Company ; decided June 9, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 673-674. ([Finance decision] 2857.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2857
Western Maryland Railway. Finance docket no. 5989, bonds of Western Mary-
land Railway ; decided June 22, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 697-
699. ([Finance decision] 2865.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2865
Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6198. construction of branch by
Western Pacific R. R. ; approved May 19, 1927 ; amendatory order. 1927.
p. 567. ([Finance decision] 2826.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] ♦Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2826
Wharfage. Notice [Aug. 19, 1927], no. 12681, in re charges for wharfage, han-
dling, storage, and other accessorial services at Atlantic and Gulf ports.
[1927.] 4 p. [This notice extends further hearings to include south Atlantic
and Gulf ports and sets proceeding for same for some time in Oct. or Nov.
1927.] t IC 1.2 : W 55/2
Wichita Union Terminal Railway. Valuation docket no. 141, Wichita Union
Terminal Railway Company; decided June 10, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 619-630. (B-555.) [From I. O. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-555
Wire. No. 18119, New York Insulated Wire Company v. New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company; [decided June 27, 1927; report and order of
commission]. 1927. [1] +698-700+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12460.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 128.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12460
Ho-w to order publications — See information folloTving Contents
August, 1927 113
Wood-pulp. No. 16S41. International Paper Company v. Boston & Maine Rail-
road et al. : [decided June 13. 1927: rep>^rt and order of commission]. 1927.
ri]-r46f>-470-r[l] p. ([Opinion] 12414.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v.
128.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12414
Wool. No. 13540, Boston Wool Trade Association r. Boston & Albany Railroad
Company et al. : decided Ju!.e 1. 1927 : report of commission on fnrther hear-
ing. [1927.] p. 185-186. ([Opinion] 12374. j [From I. C. C. reports, v.
12S.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12374
Wrotiffht-iron. No. 17296, Hyman-Michaels Company v. director general, as
agent, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company, et al. ;
decided June 27. 1927: report of commission. [1C»27.] p. 6-S9-691. ([Opin-
ion] 12457.) [From I. C. C. rep- rrs. v. 128.] 'Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/ la : 124.57
JUSTICE DEPAHTMENT
Arkansas Wholesale Grocers Association. No. 312. in Supreme Court. Oct.
term, 1927. Arkansas Wholesale Grocers Association et al. v. Federal Trade
Commission, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
8th circuit : brief for Federal Trade Commission in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, 14-7 p. i J 1.13 : Ar 48 5
Armstrong. Roiert B. No. 316. in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927. Robert B.
Armstrong and John M. Parker r. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for L'nited States
in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i-r-16 p. i J 1.13 : Ar 58
Atlantic Gulf Oil Corporation- Xo. B-150. in Court of Claims, Atlantic Gulf
Oil Corporation r. United States : motion by United States for additional
findings of fact and for new trial and brief. 1927. cover-title, i— 3279-
3365 p. $ J 1.13 : At 63 42
Austin Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-205. Austin Company f. United
States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 253-280. ? J 1.13 : Au 77 3
Bauman, Abraham. In Court of Claims, no. D-1132. Abraham Bauman r.
United States: brief for United States. [1927.] p. Sl-SG. 1
J 1.13 : B 327 2
Brodtj. S. In Court of Claims, no. E-66. S. Brody t\ United States: defend-
ant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1927.] p. 101-109. J
J 1.13 : B 785/2
Cambridge Loan and Building Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-10S3,
Cambridge Loan and Building Company r. United Stares : defendant's motion
for new trial. [1927.] p. 1-22. ? J 1.13 : C 144. 10
Chicago and Xorthicestern RaihcGy. In Court of Claims, no. I>-411. Chicago
and Northwestern Railway Company v. United States : defendant's amended
counterclaim. [1927.] p. 31-33. ? J 1.13 : C 43 118
Circuit Court of Appeals. Rules of circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, New
Orleans, La. Revised July 1. 1927. 1927. vi-l-21 p. v J l.S : C 49 3
Cox. Earl J. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals. 5th circuit, no.
5117, United States versus Julia W. Cox. guardian of Earl Jonah Cox. n. c. m.,
error to district court for northern district of Texas. 1927. cover-title, i-i-
22 V- t J 1.13 : C 839 S
Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. D-345.
Cripole Creek & Colorado Springs Railroad Company i*. Unitetl States; brief
for defendant. [1927.] p. 39-52. 1 J 1.13 : C SO-S
Crook. Robe7-t L. No. 302, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1027. Robert L. Crook
and Daniel H. Chri^tman t». United States, on petition for writ of certiorari
to circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposi-
tion. 1927. cover-title, i+11 p. i J 1.13 ; C SS2 5
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114 August, 1927
Day, Edgar. No. 317, in Supreme Court. Oct. term. 1927, Edgar Day v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th
circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+13 p. %
J 1.13 : D 33
District Courts. Rules of district court for district of Colorado, adopted Jan.
4, 1912, amended to Nov. 4, 1926 [including Bankruptcy rules, edition Dec.
1925]. 1927. [l]+33 p. t J 1.8 : C 71/2 : 927
Rules of district court for eastern district of Tennessee, in force July 1,
1927. 1927. vi+36 p. t J 1.8 : T 25/2/927
Rules to govern practice in district court for southern district of Ohio.
1927. vii+30 p. t J 1.8: Oh a
Standing orders of district court for eastern district of Tennessee, in
force July 1, 1927. [1927.] 22 p. t J 1.8 :T 25^927
Exchange National Bank of SpoTcayie. No. — , in Supreme Court of State of
Washington, appeal from superior court of Spokane County, Jostph B.
Lindslev. judge. Exchange National Bank of Six)kane [et al.] v. United
States r appellant's brief. 1927. cover-title, ii +36 p. t J 1.13: Ex 24
Fleischmann Construction Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-1327. Francis
L. Kohlman, trustee of Fleischmann Construction Company, bankrupt cor-
poration, V. United States ; defendant's reply brief to plaintiff's motion for
new trial. [1927.] p. 271-274. t J 1.13 : F 628/3
Fort Dodge, Des AToines and Soutliern Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. H-
270, Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad Company v. United
States; demurrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 48-65. t J 1.13 : F 775/9
Frank, L., d Son Company. In Court of Claims, no. 333-A, E. M. Oberndorfer,
as liquidator of L. Frank & Son Company, x\ United States ; defendant's
domurrer to 5th amended petition, filed July 6, 1927 [and defendant's memo-
randum brief in support of its demurrer to 5th amended petition]. [1927.]
p. 1-2. t J 1.13 :F 851/5
Fritzel, Mike. Nos. 305 and 306, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Mike Frit-
zel V. United States: "William R. Rothsteiu v. [same], on petitions for writs
of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for United
States. 1927. cover-title, i-f38 p. t J 1.13 :F 919
Goltra, Edward F. In Court of Claims, no. C-1003, Edward F. Goltra v. United
States ; defendant's reply to plaintiff's motion for new trial. [1927.] p.
207-217. t J 1.13 : G 584/9
Graij. William S., & Co. In Court of Claims, no. E-182, "William S. Gray &
Company v. United States; defendant's motion for new trial [and brief].
[1927.] p. 1-11. t J 1.13 : G 795/3
Eardioare Underirriters. No. C-1277. in Court of Claims. Hardware Under-
writers and National Hardware Service Corporation, attorney in fact and
trustee, v. United States; brief on behalf of defendant. 1927. cover-title,
ii-fl-76 p. t J 1.13 :H 222/4
King, James E. In Court of Claims, no. H-255, James E. King [et al.] v.
United States; demurrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 1-21. t J 1.13 : K 583
La Mare, Chester. No. 310, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Chester La
Mare v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, i-f 8 p. J J 1.13 : L 161/8
Lasher, Mrs. Georgeine S. No. F-57, in Court of Claims, Georgeine S. Lasher
V. United States ; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. 1927.
cover-title, i-t-47-68 p. t J 1.13 : L 334/2
ios/i's Products Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-412, Lash's Products
Company v. United States ; defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for
findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, defendant's brief.
[1927.] p. 19-34. t J 1.13 :L 334/3
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August, 1927 115
Lesselyoung, Siynon P. No. 323. in Supreme Court, Oct term, 1927, Simon P.
Losselyoung r. United Stares, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for Sth circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, i+14 p. t J 1.13 :L 566
[Avingston, Thomas M. In Court of Claims, no. H-105, Thomas M. Livingston
V. United States: defendant's counterclaim. [1927.] p. 17-18. %
J 1.13 : L 762/4
McKenzle Construction Company, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. A-
330, McKenzie Construction Company, Incorporated, v. United States ; de-
fendant's exceptions to commissioner's findings, and request for additional
findings, defendant's statement of case and brief. [1927.] p. 151-16S. t
J 1.13 : M 199/7
Morris, Monty. No. 379, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Monty Morris v.
United States, on petition for verit of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for Sth circuit : brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title,
i+14 p. $ J 1.13 : M 833/2
New Brunswick, N. J. No. 260, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, New Bruns-
wick, municipal corporation, William G. Howell, treasurer of New Bruns-
wick, and William G. Howell, tax collector of New Brunswick, v. United
States and Housing Corporation, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for respondents. 1927. cover-title,
i+14 p. t J 1.13 : N 42b
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railway. Transcript of record, circuit court
of appeals for Sth circuit, no. 5152, United States vs. New Orleans. Texas &
Mexico Railway Company and Kansas City Southern Railway Company,
error to district court for western district of Louisiana. 1927. cover-title,
iii+74 p. t J 1.13 : N 420/5
Nichols, John W. T. In Court of Claims, no. F-81, George Nichols and Mary B.
Nicholis [Nichols], as executors of John W. T. Nichols, v. United States;
defendant's request for findings of fact, conclusion of law, and brief. [1927.]
p. 103-113. t J 1.13 : N 517/4
Norfolk and Western Railway. In Court of Claims, no. H-267. John H. Ed-
wards, jr., for use and benefit of Norfolk and Western Railway Company, v.
United States and Norfolk and Western Railway Company ; demurrer [and
brief on demurrer]. [1927.] p. 7-14. t J 1.13 : Ed 96/2
Pape, Eugene K. No. 308, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Eugene K. Pape,
by Elsie Wilson Pape, his guardian ad litem, v. United States, on petition
for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit : brief for
United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+14 p. t J 1.13 : P 197/2
Portsmouth Harbor Land and Botel Company. In Court of Claims, no. 34452,
Portsmouth Harbor Land & Hotel Company [et al.] v. United States; de-
fendant's brief opposing plaintiffs' motion for new trial. [1927.] p. 281-294. t
J 1.13 : P 838/14
Rausch, John P., Company, Incorporated. No. 303, in Supreme Court, Oct. term,
1927, Paul Villere, trustee of John P. Rausch Co., Inc., bankrupts, v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for Sth
circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+8 p. t
J 1.13 : R 193
Read, Henry T. No. 4559, in Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Jan.
term, 1927, Hubert Work, Secretary of Interior, and William Spry, commis-
sioner of General Land Oflice, v. Henry T. Read, by J. Harrington Edwards,
attorney in fact, appeal from Supreme Court of District of Columbia ; brief
for appellants. 1927. cover-title, i +29 p. ? J 1.13 :R 22/3
Searl, Clinton M. No. 307, in Supreme Cpurt, Oct. term, 1927, United States ex
relatione Clinton M. Searl v. Thomas E. Robertson, commissioner of patents,
on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ;
brief for Thomas E. Robertson, commissioner of patents. 1927. cover-title,
i+10 p. ? J 1.13 : Se 17/4
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116 August, 1927
steam, George W. No. 353, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, George Westcott
Stearn, R. W. AVarren, and S. T. Kent Oliver v. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 4tli circuit ; brief for United
States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+10 p. t J 1.13: St 31/8
Tidewater Coal Exchange, Incorpo^-ated. In Court of Claims, no. H-185, Tide-
water Coal Exchange, Inc., corporation of Delaware, in dissolution, by Charles
A. Owen, Howard Adams, James E. Manter, receivers, v. United States ; de-
murrer [and brief]. [1927.] p. 17-28. $ J 1.13 :T 439
Williams, Joseph, S. No. 356, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, Joseph S. ,
Williams et al. v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court '
of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+H p.
t J 1.13 : W 673/5
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tional war measures to inheritance of American national [Rudolph W. Frank],
and on account of payments to the Treuhander arising out of avails of dollar
bonds, with payment of inheritance taxes, and with computation of damages.
1927. cover-title, ii +35 p. 4° $ S 3.31/5 :F 851
Gvaranfi/ Trvst Company of Neio York. [Docket] no. 8118 [list no. 5470], before
Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, United States on
behalf of Guaranty Trust Company of New York v. Germany ; memorandum
brief of United States in support of claim. 1927. cover-title, i+22 p. 4" $
S 3.31/5 : G 931
Krueger, Mrs. Anna R. Docket No. 8131, list no. 3177-341, before IMixed
Claims Commission, United States and Germany, United States on behalf of
Anna Robertson Krueger v. Germany ; brief of United States in support of
memorial dealing with bank balances, appropriate debits and credits thereto,
and interest thereon, with liability of Government of Germany, on account of
application of exceptional war measures to securities belonging to American
national [Anna Robertson Krueger], and with computation of damages. 1927.
cover-title, i-f 32 p. 4" $ S 3.31/5 : K 935
SUPREME COURT
Braden. Glenn T. Transcript of record, Oct. term, 1927, no. 219, D. B. Heiner,
collector of internal revenue for 23d district of Pennsylvania, vs. Colonial
Trust Company, executor of Glenn T. Braden ; no. 220, C. G. Lewellyn, former
collector of internal revenue for 23d district, of Pennsylvania, rs. [same], on
writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit. [1927.] cover-
title, ii+53 p. % Ju 6.7 : B 727
Mansi. Mrs. Amalia. Transcript of record, Oct. term, 1927, no. 204, United
States vs. Amalia Manzi, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 1st circuit. [1927.] cover-title, i+ 10 p. t Ju6.7:M319
Milton Dairy Compamj. Transcript of record, Oct. term, 1927, no. 156, L. M.
Willcuts. collector of internal revenue for district of Minnesota, vs. INIilton
Dairy Company, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th cir-
cuit. [1927.] cover-title, ii+29 p. % Ju 6.7 : M 643
Mnrraif. Glen. Certificate, Oct. term, 1927, no. 394, United States vs. Glen
Murray, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit. [1927.]
cover-title, i-f 2 p. t Ju6.7:M963
Oesterlein Macliine Compant/. Transcript of record. Oct. term, 1927, no. 210,
David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue, vs. Oesterlein Machine
Company, on writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia.
[1927.] cover-title, i+50 p. ? Ju6.7:Oe8
TARIFF COMMISSION
ope. Report of Tariff Commission to President of United States, xnider
provisions of sec. 316 of title 3 of tariff act of 1922, opinion, findings, and rec-
ommendations in matter of alleged unfair methods of competition and unfair
acts in importation and sale of nianila rope [and] bolt rope ; with appendix.
1927. iii+9 p. * Paper, 5c.
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TAX APPEALS BOARD
Decisions. Reports, v. 7, no. 1-5; June 7-Jul.y 19, 1927. [1927.] [xxxvi]+l-
673 p. [Contain decisions promulgated May 14- July 14, 1927. No. 1 con-
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f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] t
L. C. card 15-3303 T 1.5 : 927
Pumio delt. Statement of public debt of United States, June 30, 1927. [1927.]
[2] p. narrow f [Monthly.] t
L. C. card 10-21268 T 9.9 : 927/6
Treasury decisions. Index to Treasury decisions under customs and other laws,
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price of Treasury decisions for subscribers. T 1.11 /la : 51/ind.
Treasury decisions under customs, internal revenue, prohibition, and other
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V. 52, no. 5-S; Aug. 4-25, 1927. 1927. various paging. [Weekly. Depan-
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United States [fiscal year 1927], containing report of operations of Bureau
of Budget, reports of chief coordinator and chairmen of coordinating boards
and agencies established by Executive order for coordination of routine busi-
ness of Government, also statements of economies effected by Departmeriis
and establishments; [submitted] July 1, 1927. 1927. xx-[-219 p. * Paper,
25e.
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COAST GUARD
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T 47.7/3 : 67, 03
Pay. Amendments to Pay and supply instructions [Coast Guard, 1926] no. 12;
July 11, 1927. [1927.] 6 p. [Accompanied by reprints of p. 93-102. with p.
102a-h, to be inserted in their proper places in the original Pay and supply
instructions.] f T 47.8 : P 29/3/926/amdt.l2
Pay and supply in.structions, circular 2; June 20, 1927. [1927.] 4 p.
[Circular 2 is Price list of cabin, wardroom, steerage, and berth-deck china-
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COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
National ianks. Abstract of reports of condition of national banks. June 30j
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Monthly statement of capital stock of national banks, national bank notes.
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1927]. Aug. 1, 1927. 1 p. narrow f° t
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CUSTOMS COURT
Reappraiscmenfs of merchandise by Customs Court [on July 11-Aug. 6, 1927] ;
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GOVERNMENT ACTUARY
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(Form A.) [Monthly.] t T 50.5 : 927/7
INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
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Note. — The Internal revenue bulletin service for 1927 will consist of weelsly bulle-
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decisions (known as Treasury decisions) pertaining to internal revenue matters. The
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Treasury decisions) published during the previous 6 months. The annual digest will
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LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION
Bonds of United States. Caveat list of United States registered bonds and
notes, Aug. 1, 1927. [1927.] 64 p. f [Monthly.] t T 26.7 : 927/8
Money. Circulation statement of United States money, Aug. 1, 1927. July
25, 1927. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] t
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Contagious diseases. Notifiable diseases, prevalence during 1926 in cities of over
100,000. 1927. [lJ+35 p. (Supplement 63 to Public health reports.)
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Health officers. Whole-time county health officers, 1927 [directory]. 1927.
I [l]+6 p. (Reprint 1164.) [From Public health reports, June 10, 1927.]
* Paper. 5c.
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'Michigan, Lake. Report of investigation of pollution of Lake Michigan in
I vicinity of South Chicago and Calumet and Indiana harbors, 1924r-25 ; by H.
f R. Crohurst and M. V. Veldee. Apr. 1927. vii+134 p. il. 2 maps. (Public
health bulletin 170.) [Prepared in cooperation with Sanitary District of
Chicago, Chicago City Department of Heaith, Indiana State Board of Health,
and Illinois State Department of Public Health.] * Paper, 25c.
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134 August, 1927
Mosquitos. Food of anopheline larvae, food organisms in pure culture [with
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[From Public health reports, June 3, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
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Public health reports. Public health reports, v. 42, pt. 1, nos. 1-25, Jan.-June,
1927 [title-page and index]. 1927. xxxvii p. * Paper, 5c. single copy (in-
correctly given in publication as 10c. ), included in price of Public health re-
ports for subscribers.
L. C. card 6-25167 T 27.6 : 42/1-25/t. p & ind. j
Same. v. 42, no. 31-34; Aug. 5-26, 1927. 1927. [xv] +1997-2191 p. 2 p.^
of pi. [Weekly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$2.75. T 27.6 : 42/31-34
Special artici-es. — No. 31. Some tests of larvicicie stoxal [with list of references] ;
by M. A. Barber and W. H. W. Komp. — Current world prevalence of disease, review of
monthly epidemiological report, published June 15, 1927, by Health Section of League
of Nations' Secretariat. — No. 32. Bubonic plague and maritime quarantine, suggested
system of plague control, assuming that there is infectible and noninfectible territory,
discussing cheopis index as measure of infectibility, and advoCcating rat-proofing of
ships to prevent spread of plague by sea [with list of references] ; by S. B. Grubbs. —
Diphtheria immunization in Asbury Park, N. .T. — State hospitals as research unit in
study of mental diseases. — Court "decisions relating to public health. — No. 33. Two
cases of rat-bite fever ; by Anthony P. Rubino. — Dietetics in institutions and in field ;
by Lucy Minnigerode. — Notifiable diseases, prevalence during 1926 in cities of 10,000
to 100,000 population. — Court decision relating to public health.— No. 34. Study of
pollution and natural purification of Illinois River. — Smallpox vaccination by pressure
method at Lehigh University, [bv Stanley Thomas and R. C. Bull : excerpts]. — Ameri-
can Public Health Association meets at Cincinnati, Oct. 17-21 [1927]. — Public Health
Service publications, list of publications issued Apr. 1926-June, 1927.
Note. — This publication is distributed gratuitously to State and municipal health
oflicers, etc., by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service, Treasury Depart-
ment. Others desiring these reports may obtain them from the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices stated above.
PuUications of Public Health Service. [Edition of] Jan. 1927. 1927. 129 p.
(Miscellaneous publication 12.) t
L. C. card 12-35198 T 27.17 : 12/927
Seivage chlorination. Recent developments in sewage chlorination [with list of
references]: by L. H. Enslow. 1927. [1]+19 p. (Reprint 1165.) [From
Public health reports, June 17, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26897 T 27.6/a : 1165
VENEREAL DISEASES DmSION
Venereal disease information. Venereal disease information, issued by Public
Health Service for use in its cooi>erative work with State health departments,
V. 8, no. 8 ; Aug. 20, 1927. 1927. [1] -f 801-348+ii p. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c.
single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c.
L. C. card 23-26719 T 27.26 : 8/8
Special article. — Meeting of Advisory Committee to Division of Venereal Diseases,
Public Health Service, May 16, 1927 Lat Washington, D. C.].
Same, descriptive announcement. [1927.] [4] p. t
T 27.26 : announcement
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES
Paper money. Monthlv statement, paper currencv of each denomination out-
standing July 31, 1927. Aug. 1, 1927. 1 p. oblong 24° t T 40.8 : 927/7
VETERANS' BUREAU
Laws governing organization and administration of Bureau of "War Risk Insur-
ance and Veteran.s' Bureau and Federal Board for Vocational Education i
its relation to veterans of "World "War. 1927. 181 p. * Paper. 25c.
L. C. card 27-26835 VB 1.6 : W 19/;
Life insurance. [Specimen policy, ordinary life policy.] [Reprint with omis-
sion 1927.] [4] p. il. f° ([Form] 741.) [Although this policy uses Bureau
of "War Risk Insurance in the text, it is signed by the director appointed for
the Veterans' Bureau in 1923.] t VB 1.2 : L 62/4-^
HoT»' to order pnblications — See information foUowlng Contents
August, 1927 135
Medical bulletin. United States Veterans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 3, no. 9,
Sept. 1927; B. W. Carr, editol:. 1927. x+861-974 p. 2 pi. 6 p. of pi.
[Monthly.] * Paper, 15c. single copj% $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.15.
L. C. card 25-26672 VB 1.16 : 3/9
Special aeticles. — Clirouic nontuberculous lung- infections, review of 700 chest
cases ; [by] Kennon Dunham and John H. Skavlem. — Role of accessory sinuses in non-
tuberculous pulmonary infections, problem of diagnosis and compensation; [by] J. T.
Malono. — Recording of cardiac findings for rating purposes; [by] David Kapian.^ — -In-
dications for urological study, with review of 127 cases; [by] C. D. Allen. — Patient as
an individual [with bibliography ; by] John H. Baird. — Introduction to study of neuro-
psychiatric problems among negroes ; [by] George S. Moore. — Studies on bactericidal
properties in vitro of certain fatty oils irradiated with quartz-mercury-vapor spectrum
[with list of references ; by] H. T. Wrenn. — Reading predilections of patients in veterans'
hospitals; [by] Louise Sweet. — Gold inlays by indirect method [with bibliography; by]
H. A. Al;ster. — Primary pleural mesothelioma, with report of case [and with biblio-
graphy; by] Leo H. Criep. — Unusual case of giardia intestinalis ; [by] M. B. Marcel-
lus. — Tuberculous ulcer of duodenum, case report with postmortem findings [with biblio-
graphy; by] Richard C. Buckley. — Observed on rounds in a psychiatric hospital; [by]
Matilda Caroline Bell. — Pottery for tuberculous patient ; [by] Gertrude Sample.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Army regulations, t Adjutant General's Department.
Note. — The Army regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. The names of such of the more important administrative subjects as
may seem appropriate, arranged in proper sequence, are numbered in a single series,
and each name so numbered constitutes the title and number of a pamphlet containing
certain administrative regulations pertaining thereto. Where more than one pamphlet
is required for the administrative regulations pertaining to any such title, additional
pamphlets will be issued in a separate sub-series.
30-1410. Quartermaster Corps : Real estate, general provisions. Changes 2 ; July 2,
1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 30-1410, Changes 1, May 27,
1926.] W 1.6/2 : 30-1410/ch.2
30-1420. Same : Real estate, temporary use by private interests, Changes 1 ; Julv 2,
1927. [1927.] 3 p. W 1.6/2 : 30-1420/ch. 1
35-320. Finance Department : Agent officers, Changes 3 ; July 2, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-320, Changes 2, Sept. 30, 1925.]
W 1.6/2 : 35-320/ch.3
35-1480. Same: Aviation pay, officers and enlisted men; July 2, 1927. [1927.]
6 p. [Supersedes AR 35-1480, Dec. 15, 1924, including Changes 1, Aug.
16, 1926.] W 1.6/1 : 35-1480/2
35-2380. Same : Additional compensation for enlisted men, except Philippine Scouts,
for special qualification in use of arms; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 8 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-2380, Aug. 22, 1925,. including Changes 1, Aug. 23,
1926.] • W 1.6/1 : 35-2380/4
35-2560. Same: Travel pay of enlisted men; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 3 p. [Super-
sedes AR 35-2560, Dec. 15, 1924.] W 1.6/1 : 35-2560/2
35-6680. Same : Transfers of property accountabilitv. Changes 2 ; July 2, 1927.
[1927.] 4 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6680. Changes 1, July 15. 1926. The
first print of Changes 2, dated June 27, 1927, was incorrect and has
been replaced by this corrected copy dated July 2, 1927.]
W 1.6/2 : 35-6680/2/ch.2
35-6700. Same: Property records; July 2, 1927. 1927. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 35-
6700, Dec. 13, 1923.] W 1.6/1 : 35-6700/2
35-6720. Same : Blank forms pertaining to property accounting, Changes 2 ; July 2,
1927. 1927. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6720, Changes 1, Aug. 31, 1926.]
W 1.6/2 : 35-6720/ch.2
35-6800. Same: Accountability for library books: July 2, 1927. [1927.] 2 p.
[Supersedes AR 35-6800, May 27, 1924.] W 1.6/1 : 35-6800/2
35-7100. Same : Claims of military personnel for private property lost, damaged, or
destroyed in military service. Changes 1 ; Julv 2. 1927. 1927. 1 p.
^„ „ , ' W 1.6/2 : 35-7100/3/ch.l
40-215. Medical Department : Prevention of communicable diseases of man, immun-
ization. Changes 2 ; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 2 p, [Supersedes AR 40-215,
Changes 1, Aug. 16, 1926.] W 1.6/2 : 40-215/2/ch.2
40-2255. Same: Veterinary sanitary reports: July 2, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 40-2255. Aug. 16, 1926.] W 1.6/1 : 40-2255/3
145-10. Reserve Officers' Training Corps : Administration and training. Changes 3 ;
June 6, 1927. [1927.] 5 p. [Supersedes AR 145-10, Changes 1, Oct.
30, 1925, and Changes 2. Mar. 20, 1926.] W 1.6/2 : 145-10/ch.3
210-65. Posts, camps, and stations : Exchanges, Changes 2 ; June 25, 1927. [1927.]
8 p. [Supersedes AR 210-65, Changes 1, Oct. 18, 1926.]
„ „ ^ , W 1.6/2 : 210-65/ch.2
310-100. Military publications: Blank forms; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 2 p.
o,^ .^ c W 1.6/1 : 310-100
dlO-lOo. Same : A. G. O. blank forms, allowance, distribution, and list of ; July 2,
.J,- .^- ».. 1.^27. [1927.] 3 p. W 1.6/1 : 310-105
34o-47o. Military records: Final statement; June 30, 1927. [1927.] 6 p. [Super-
sedes AR 345-475, Aug. 15, 1925, and Changes 1, May 10. 1926.]
W 1.6/1 : 345-475/2
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Army regulations — Continued.
600-15. Personnel : Rank and precedence, Changes 1 ; July 2, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.0/2 : 600-1.5/ch.l
600-600. Same: Designation of beneficiaries; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Super-
sedes AR 600-600, .Tan. 11, 192G.J W 1.6/1 : 600-60U/.3
605-115. Commissioned officers : Leaves of absence and delays. Changes 2 ; July 2,
1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 605-115, Changes 1, June 18.
1926.] W 1.6/2 : 605-115/2/ch.2
620-10. Civilian employees : General provisions ; Aug. 27, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/1 : 620-10
Technical regulations. ■
Note. — The Technical regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-^
leaf binders. They will consist of a series of pamphlets containing regulations of a
technical nature, such as descriptions of, instructions for the care of, instructions for
the handling of, and the proper nomenclature of arms, materiel, and equipment of
the various branches. This series will include the class of publications heretofore
known as handbooks. Technical regulations will he numbered in the same manner as
are Training regulations, but 1000 will be added to the general subject numbers, i. e.,
Training regulations will appear as TR 445-270 and Technical regulations as TR
1445-270.
1195-50. Equipment : Intrenching tools, nomenclature and care, prepared under direc-
tion of chief of engineers; Apr. 15, 1927. [1927.] 22 p. il. * Paper, 10c.
W 1.22 : 1195-50
Training regulations.
Note. — The Training regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders.
150-20. Marksmanship : Pistol, dismounted, prepared under direction of chief of cav-
alry ; June 15, 1927. [1927.] 44p.il. * Paper, 10c. W 1.21 : 150-20
190-7. Topography and surveying : Map reading, Harriman geographic index system,
prepared under direction of chief of engineers; July 15, 1927. [1927.]
21 p. il. 2 maps. * Paper, 10c. W 1.21 : 190-7
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
Intelligence tests. Directions for u.se of vocabulary group test (reading vocab-
ulary), individual vocabulary test (verbal vocabulary), and literacy test, also
defining cases in which performance test is required. [1927.] 8 p. [For use
of officers in conducting intelligence tests.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26899 W 3.2 : V 85
Meteorological observer, students manual for all arms ; prepared under direction
of chief signal officer, 1926. 1927. vi+254 p. il. 1 pi. (United States Army
training manual 30.) [Includes list of training manuals relating to signal
communication specialists; corrected to Jan. 1925.] * Cloth, 50c.
W 3.39/1 : 30
Surveying. Training manual. Army : Hydrographic surveying ; prepared under
direction of chief of engineers, 1927. 1927. v+39 p. il. (War Dept. doc.
13a. ) * Paper, lOe. W 3.39/3 : H 99
Telegraph operator, students manual for all arms ; prepared under direction of
chief signal officer, 1927. 1927. 196 p. il. 2 facsim. (United States Army
training manual 28.) [Includes list of training manuals on signal commu-
nication; corrected to Dec. 1926.] * Cloth, 35c. W 3.39/1 : 28
U. 8. Army recruiting news, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc-
tion of Adjutant General of Army, v. 9, no. 15 and 16 ; Aug. 1 and 15, 1927.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. T., Aug. 1 and 15. 1927.]
Each 16 p. il. 4° f Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y.
L. G. card War 22-1 W 3.45 : 927/15, 16
AIR CORPS
Technical order, t
Note. — The Technical orders are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-leat
binders.
01— 1-32. Airplanes and parts : General, exhaust pipes for liherty engines ; May
2.3. 1927. Wright Field [Fairfield, Ohio, June 4, 1927]. 1 p. [Replaces
Technical order 01-1-32, Nov. 11, 1925.] W 87.23 : 01-1-32
01— 1—43. Same : General, expansion tank overflow pipe ; May 20. 1927. Wright
Field [Fairfield, Ohio, June 4. 1927]. 1 p. W 87.23 : 01-1-43
02— 1-28B. Engines and parts : General, installation of tachometer drive ; Apr. 19,
1927. [Wright Field, Fairfield, Ohio, June 4, 1927.] 2 p. il. i
W 87.23 : 02-1-28B ^
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Technical order — Continued.
02- 5-4S. Same : Liberty, leconditioning of engines ; May 20, 1927. [Wright Field,
Fairfield, Ohio, June 4, 1927.] 3 p. il. IReplaces Technical order
02-5-48, May 14, 1925.] W 87.23 : 02-5-48
02-25-10. Same : D-12 tvpe, change in oil tube assemblies ; May 5. 1927. Wriglit
Field [Fairfield, Ohio, May 9, 1927]. 1 p. W 87.23 :02-25-10
MATi;RIEL DIVISIGN
Box-teams. Shear strength of plywood webs of box beams, Airplane Section
report; by R. A. Miller. 1927. ii+8 p. il. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps infor-
mation circular, aviation, v. 6, no. 587, June 25, 1927.) t W 87.11/2 : 6/587
Cleaning fluids. Inflammation tests, engine cleaning fluids. Power Plant
Branch ; by N. N. Tilley. 1927. ii+S p. il. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps infor-
mation circular, aviation, v. 6, no. 5S8, June 25, 1927.) $ \V 87.11/2 :G/5S8
ARMY AND NAVY JOINT BOARD
Policies. Joint action of Army and Navy ; prepared by Joint Board, 1927 ;
approved by Secretary of War [and] Secretary of Navy [Apr. 23, 1927].
1927. v+17 p. 4° [Contains chapters 1-4.] t W 1.2 : J 66
Note. — This publication, which supersedes pamphlet entitled Joint Army and Navy
action in coast defense, published in 1920, is issued in loose-leaf form for insertion
in binder.
Same, chapter S, Communications, sec. A, Policy for coordination of
radio activities of Army and Navy. [1927.] 4 p. 4° t W 1.2 : J 66/chap. 8
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Navigable tcaters. Information circular, applications for permits for work in
navigable waters of United States, 1927. 1927. [1]+11 p. il. 4° t
W 7.11/2 : N 22/3/927
NORTHEBN AND NOBTHWESTEBN LAKES SURVEY
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Senate, Senate bill S.
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Senate report S. rp.
Senate resolution (simple) S. Res.
Session sess.
Sixteenmo 16"
Table, tables tab.
Thirtytvsro-mo 320
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Monthly Catalogue
No. 393 SEPTEMBER 1927
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
XOTE. — In accordance with a recent order of the Secretary of Agriculture, the Depart-
ment bulletin series will be stopped at no. l.'5U0. being replaced bv a series desiarnated as
Technical bulletin ; the last of the Department circular series will be no. 425, to be
replaced by a series designated Circular ; and the last of the Miscellaneous circular series
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of the new series will begin at no. 1.
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plied by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Department issues, at
irregular intervals, announcements concerning its publications, which will be mailed to
all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them.
Chemistry in Department of Agriculture. Sept. 1927. cover-title. 36 p. 16° t
L. C. card Agr 27-631 A 1.2 : C 42
Crops and markets, Sept. 1927 ; v. 4, no. 9. [1927.] p. 329-368, il. 4" [Monthly.]
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Employees. List of technical workers in Department of Agriculture, and out-
line of functions of major branches of Department, 1927 ; compiled in OflSce
of Personnel and Business Administration. July 1, 1927. x+100 p. (Agri-
culture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 5. ) * Paper, loc.
L. C. card Agr 25-1443 A 1.38 :o
Fertilizers. Current mineral nutrient content of plant solution as possible
means of chemical control of optimum fertilization ; by Basil E. Gilbert and
Leo J. Hardin. 1927. [2] +185-192 p. [From Journal of agricultural
research, v. 35, no. 2. July 15. 1927.] t A 1.23/a : F 419/4
Official record, Department of Agriculture, v. 6. no. 36-39; Sept. 7-28. 1927.
[1927.] Each 8 p. 4° [Weekly.] * Paper, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription,
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Pecans. Development of pecan nut (Hicoria pecan) from flower to maturity
[with list of literature cited] ; by J. G. Woodi'oof and Naomi Chapman
Woodroof. 1927. cover-title, p. 1049-63, il. [From Journal of agricultural
research, v. 34. no. 11, June 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 331/6
Potatoes. Metabolism of nitrogen compounds in dormant and nondormant
potato tubers: by William Newton. 1927. [2] +141-146 p. il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 2, July 15, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : P 847/87
Quarantine. European corn borer quarantine regulations, modified, Amend-
ment 1 to rules and regulations supplemental to Notice of quarantine 43
(5th revision), effective Sept. 1, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. (Federal Horticultural
Board.) [Issued also in mimeographed form, for which see Monthly cata-
logue for Aug. 1927, p. 72. This printed copy has slightly different title and
introductory note.] t A 35.5 : 43/5th rev. amdt. 1
Japanese beetle quarantine restrictions, modified. Amendment 2 to rules
and regulations (6th revision) supplemental to Notice to quarantine 48.
effective Aug. 3. 1927. [1927.] 2 p. (Federal Horticultural Board.) t
A 35.5 : 48/6th rev. amdt. 2
Quarantine on account of Mexican fruit worm. Notice of quarantine 64,
with regulations, effective Aug. 15. 1927. [1927.] 4 p. (Federal Horticul-
tural Board.) t A 35.5: 64
Wheat. Why applications of nitrogen to land may cause either increase or
decrease in protein content of wheat [with list of literature cited] ; by W. F.
Gericke. 1927. [2] +133-139 p. [From Journal of agricultural research,
V. 35, no. 2. July 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/71
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Yearbook of agriculture, 1926. 1927. xxi-1-1298 p. il. (H. doc. 660, 69th Cong. 2d
sess.) [For contents see entry of this publication without Congressional
document number in Monthly catalogue for June, 1927, p. 912.] * Cloth,
$1.50.
L. C. card Agr 7-1035
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU
Agricultural products. Foreign trade of United States in agricultural prod-
ucts; compiled by G. B. L. Arnei', Lewis B. Flohr, Caroline G. Gries, and
Mrs. Fanny M. Palmer. 1927. iii+1174-99 p. (Yearbook separate 936.)
[From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c. A l.lO/a : 936
Income from agricultural production ; [Price situation]. [1927.] 250-255
+278-279 p. il. 4° [From Crops and markets, v. 4, no. 7.] t A 36.ll/3a : In 2
Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions, Sept. 1. 1927 ;
V. 11, no. 9. [1927.] 24 p. il. [Monthly.] * Paper, 25c. a yr. ; foreign sub-
scription, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15 : 11/9
Agriculture. Miscellaneous agricultural statistics ; compiled by W. F. Callan-
der, Lewis B. Flohr, Joseph A. Becker, G. B. L. Arner, Mrs. Jeanne Cava-
naugh, Mrs. Charlotte M. Ward, Ruth Griffith, Mrs. June A. Hodgkins, L. H.
Bean, P. F. Brookens, R. H. Elsworth, C. L. Luedtke, C. J. Galpin, B. L.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, Viola E. Culbertson, H. S. Fairbanks
[Fairbank], Preston C. Day, [and] Robert Reynolds. 1927. iii+1200-71 p.
(Yearbook separate 937.) [Prepared in cooperation with Public Roads Bu-
reau, Weather Bureau, and Forest Service. From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper.
10c. A 1.10/a : 937
Cattle. Statistics of farm animals and animal products ; compiled by W. F.
Callander, Lewis B. Flohr, Joseph A. Becker, G. B. L. Arner, C. L. Harlan,
C. F. Sarle, Ruth Griffith, Mrs. Charlotte M. Ward, Caroline G. Gries, Mrs.
June A. Hodgkins, Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, Lila Thompson, Esther Johnson,
James J. Window, P. F. Brookens. L. M. Davis, Wm. Broxton, Edna M. Jor-
dan, [and] John Roberts. 1927. iii+ 1036-1173 p. (Yearbook separate 935.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Animal Industry Bureau. From Yearbook,
1926.] * Paper, 20c. A 1.10/a : 935
Crops. Statistics of field crops other than grains ; compiled by W. F. Callander,
Lewis B. Flohr, Joseph A. Becker. G. B. L. Arner, C. F. Sarle. Mrs. Charlotte
M. Ward, Ruth Griffith, Chas. E. Gage, C. G. Carpenter, Lila Thompson, Caro-
line G. Gries, Mrs. June A. Hodgkins, Elna Anderson, lugeborg Gronvold,
Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, P. F. Brookens, James J. Window, and Harold F.
Clay. 1927. iii+958-1035 p. (Yearbook separate 934.) [From Yearbook,
1926.] * Paper, 15c. A 1.10/a : 934
Fruit. Statistics of fruits and vegetables ; compiled by W. F. Callander, Lewis
B. Flohr, Joseph A. Becker, G. B. L. Arner, C. F. Sarle, Fred J. Blair, J. B.
Shepherd, Lucille McKeever, Mrs. Charlotte M. Ward, Ruth Griffith, Lila
Thompson, Florence G. Miles, Caroline ,G. Gries, Mrs. June A. Hodgkins,
P. F. Brookens, Wm. Broxton, Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, and Mrs. Ruth Tucker.
1927. iii+ 896-957 p. (Yearbook separate 933.) [From Yearbook, 1926.]
* Paper, 10c. A 1.10/a : 933
Grain. Cleaning grain on farms and in country elevators; [by R. H. Black and
E. G. Boerner]. [Aug. 1927.] ii+27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 1542.) [This bulletin supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1287, Foreign ma-
terial in spring wheat.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-629 A 1.9 : 1542
Statistics of grains ; compiled by W. F. Callander, Lewis B. Flohr, Joseph
A. Becker. G. B. L. Arner. C. F. Sarle, Mrs. Charlotte M. Ward, Ruth Griffith,
O. G. Carpenter, Lila Thompson, Katharine Dorrance, Caroline G. Gries, Mrs.
June A. Hodgkins, Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, John L. Wilson, P. F. Brookens,
James J. Window, and T. A. Sommers. 1927. ii-f801-895 p. (Yearbook sep-
arate 932.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 15c. A 1.10/a : 932
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Sei'vice announcements. Memorandum to accompany Amendment 4 to Service
and regulatory announcements no. 93, Statement relative to apple standards
for apples in barrels and baskets. [1927.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.
A 36.5 : 93/amdt. 4/memo.
ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Breeding. Essentials of animal breeding ; [by George M. Rommel]. [Nov. 1920,
revised June, 1924, reprint 1927.] ii+SO p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1167.) * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1167/3-2
Horses. Feeding horses; [ by G. A. Bell and J. O. Williams]. [Dec. 1918,
revised June, 1927.] [1927.] ii+18 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers"
bulletin 1030.) [Date of original issue incorrectly given on p. ii as Dec. 1916.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1030/4
Poultry. Standard breeds & varieties of chickens: 1, American, Asiatic, Eng-
lish, and Mediterranean classes; [by M. A. JuU]. [Oct. 1926, reprint 1927.]
ii+37 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1506.) ♦Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1795 A 1.9 : 1506/1-2
Service announcements. Service and regiilatoi'y announcements, Aug. 1927 ;
[no.] 244. Sept. 1927. p. 61-70, il. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy,
25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13 : 244
Simne. Castration of hogs; [by S. S. Buckley]. [Dec. 1923, reprint 1927.]
ii+6 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1357.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 24-262 A 1.9 : 1357/1-3
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Directory of oflScials and organizations conceraed with protection of birds and
game, 1927; compiled by Talbott Denmead. Sept. 1927. 12 p. (Agriculture
Dept. Miscellaneous publication 6. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 14-1377 A 1.38 : 6
Game-Mr ds. Local names of migratory game birds ; [by] W. L. McAtee. Oct.
1923, [reprint with slight change] 1927. cover-title, 96 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Miscellaneous circular 13. ) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1309 A 1.5/2 : 13/2
CHEMISTRY BUREAU
Vinegar. Making vinegar in the home and on farm; [by Edwin LeFevre].
[June, 1924, reprint 1927.] ii-f29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle-
tin 1424.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 24-649 A 1.9 : 1424^1-2
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK OFFICE
Agrictilture. Cooperative extension work [in agriculture and home economics],
1925 [with list of literature cited]. 1927. [1]-M20 p. il. * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card Agr 19-551 A 43.5 : 925
Exhihition-s. How to prepare and display extension exhibits ; [by] H. W. Gil-
bertson. July, 1926 [reprint 1927]. 29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Depart-
ment circular 385. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1131 A 1.14/2 : 385/2
DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU
Cattle. Dairy cattle breeds; [by Amer B. Nystrom]. [Feb. 1925, revised May,
1927.] [1927.] ii-f30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1443.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 25-626 A 1.9 : 1443/3
Problem of breeding for milk production ; [by] Roy Ralph Graves.
[1927.] 8 p. t A 44.2 :B 74
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Cattle — Continued.
Proved dairy sires; [by] J. C. McDowell and W. E. Wintermeyer. Sept.
1927. 8 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 3.) *- Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agi' 27-487 A 1.4/2 : 3
Testing cows for production every other month ; by J. C. McDowell.
Aug. 1927. 4 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 1.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-490 A 1.4/2 : 1
Note. — This is no. 1 of a new series entitled Circular. This series will take the
place of the series designated Department circular (Al.14/2 : ), the last issue of which
series will be numbered 425. The latest number which has been received at the present
time Is Department circular 424.
A series designated Circular (A1.4 :) and numbered 1-161 and 183 was issued by
the Agriculture Department from 1896 to Jan. 1923, but was replaced by the Miscella-
neous circulars (Al.5/2:) still being issued as an Agriculture Department series. The
classification in the Office of the Superintendent of Documents for this new series
of Circulars is Al.4/2 :
Co%i>-testing associations, and stories records tell; [by J. C. McDowell]. [June,
1925, revised May, 1926, reprint 1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept,
Farmers' bulletin 1446.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 25-880 A 1.9 : 1446/2-2
ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU
Peach 'borer, how to prevent or lessen its ravages, paradiclilorobenzene treat-
ment; [by] A. L. Quaintance. [Oct. 1921, reprint] 1927. 15 p. il. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1246.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-1032 • A 1.9 : 1246/1-4
Slash. Relation of insects to slash disposal [with list of literature cited] ; pre-
pared by Division of Forest Insect Investigations. Sept. 1927. 12 p. (Agri-
culture Dept. Department circular 411.) * Paper, 5e.
L. C. card Agr 27-630 A 1.14/2 : 411
Timber. Defects in timber caused by insects [with list of literature cited] ;
by Thomas E. Snyder. July, 1927. 47 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department
bulletin 1490.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 27-489 A 1.3 : 1490
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE
Agricultural experiment stations. Report on agricultural experiment stations,
[fiscal year] 1926. [Sept.] 1927. cover-title, 122 p. * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 9-1394 A 10.1/2: 926
Note. — Includes Methods in feeding experiments ; by George Haines. — Development
of home economics research at agricultural experiment stations under Purnell act ;
by Sybil L. Smith. — Publications of stations, 1925-26. — Income, expenditures, and
other statistics, 1926; by J. I. Schulte.
Experimient statiwi record, v. 57, no. 3; Aug. 1927, abstract number. 1927.
cover-title, xi-f 201-300 p. * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c. per vol. (2 vols, a
yr.) ; foreign subscription, $1.25 per vol.
L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 10.6 : 57/3
Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States.
Extra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued, 3 to each volume. These are
made up almost exclusively of abstracts, that Is, they contain no editorial notes and
only a limited number of current notes.
FEDERAL HORTICULTURAL BOARD
Plant quarantine act, Aug. 20, 1912, as amended Mar. 4. 1913. Mar. 4. 1917. May
31, 1920. and Apr. 13, 1926. [1927.] 5 p. t A 35.2 : P69/1/927
Sei^vice annoimcements. Service and regulatory announcements. Apr.-June,
1927 ; no. 91. Aug. 1927. p. 55-95, il. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 35.9 : 91
FOREST SERVICE
Forest worker, Sept. 1927; [v. 3, no. 5]. [1927.] ii+22 p. [Bimonthly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr ; foreign subscription, 35c.
L. C. card Agr 24-838 A 13.19 : 927/5
Hotv to order publications — See information following^ Contents
September, 1927 145
National forest areas, June 30, 1927 ; compiled by Branch of Engineering.
[1927.] 8p. t
L. C. card Agr 16-330 A 13.10 : 92T
Red gum. Control of stain, decay, and other seasoning defects in red gum ;
[by] L. V. Teesdale. July, 1927. 19 p. il. 1 pi. 6 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept.
Department circular 421.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-628 A 1.14/2 : 421
Timber. Grow timber on abandoned fields, on rocky knolls, on hillside pas-
tures. [1927.] [4] p. il. narrow 24° t A 13.2 :T 48/9
Maps
Michigan National Forest, Mich, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails,
etc.]. [1927.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f, folded into narrow
8° size and so printed as to number [l]-}-8+[l] p. t A 13.13 : M 58
HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU
Sewing. Present trends in home sewing [with list of literature cited] ; by Ruth
O'Brien and Maude Campbell. Sept. 1927. 16 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscel-
laneous publication 4.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-632 A 1.38 : 4
Note. — This is the first issue of a new series entitled Miscellaneous publication
(Miscellaneous publication 1-3 not yet having been published). This series will take
the place of the series designated Miscellaneous circular, the last issue of which series
will be numbered 110. The latest number which has been received at the present time
is Miscellaneous circular 107.
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Anthocyanin. Behavior of anthocyan pigments in canning [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by Charles W. Culpepper and Joseph S. Caldwell. 1927. cover-
title, p. 107-132. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 2, July
15,1927.] t A1.23/a: An86/7
[Bamboo groves thrive in United States; by B. T. Galloway.] 1927. [1 + 154-]
156 p. il. (Yearbook separate 943.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper. 5c.
A 1.10/a : 943
Blister rust. Black currant is nurse of blister rust; [by Samuel B. Detwiler].
' [1927.] p. 171-174. (Yearbook separate 938.) [From Yearbook, 1926.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 938
Cedar rust. Apple trees attacked by cedar rust. [1927.] p. 145-150, il.
(Yearbook separate 941.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 941
Cherries. Growing cherries east of Rocky Mountains; [by] H. P. Gould.
[Dec. 1916, revised Nov. 1923, reprint 1927.] 36 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 776.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 17-18 A 1.9 : 776/3-5
Chinese elm in American horticulture; [by C. C. Thomas]. [1927.] p. 215-
218, il. (Yearbook separate 945.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 945
[Chinese jujithe in southwestern United States: by C. C. Thomas.] 1927.
[1+212-] 215 p. il. (Yearbook separate 944!) [From Yearbook. 1926.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 944
[Date groiving, new industry for Southwest States ; by Walter T. Swingle.]
1927. [1] +302-306 p. il. (Yearbook separate 949.) [From Yearbook.
1926.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 949
Lemons. [Chinese dwarf Meyer lemon introduced; by Roland McKee.] 1927.
[1] -1-218-221 p. il. (Yearbook separate 946.) [From Yearbook, 1926]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 946
Onion culture; [by] W. R. Beattie. [Apr. 1909, revised May, 1927.] 1927.
35 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 354.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 9-966 A 1.9: 354/4
HoTT to order publications — See information, follo-n-ing Contents
146 September, 1927
IQuetta nectarine, new fruit of Indian origin; by B. T. Galloway.] 1927.
[1] +620-622 p. il. (Yearbook separate 948.) [Prom Yearbook. 1926.]
* Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 948
Straiffhthead of rice and its control; [by] W. H. Tisdale [and] J. Mitchell
Jenkins. [June, 1921, reprint] 1927. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farm-
ers' bulletin 1212.) [Prepared in cooperation with Louisiana Agricultural
Experiment Station.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-711 A 1.9 : 1212/1-2
Sudmi grass; [by H. N. Vinall]. [May, 1920, revised Jan. 1925, reprint 1927.]
ii+22 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1126.) * Paper, 5c.
A 1.9 : 1126/4-3
Weeds, how to control them, [by] H. R. Cox; [revised by Albert A. Hansen
and Frederick V. Coville]. [May 12, 1915, revised June, 1924, reprint]
1927. 32 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 660.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-497 A 1.9 : 660/4-3
Wheat. Wheat breeding for resistance to leaf rust; [by C. E. Leighty].
[1927.] 2 p. (Yearbook separate 957.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper,
5c. A 1.10/a : 957
Wheat varieties for Western United States; [by J. Allen Clark]. [1927.]
3 p. (Yearbook separate 956.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 956
Wheats highly resistant to loose smut; [by] V. F. Tapke. 1927. 1 p.
(Yearbook separate 963.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 963
PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Public roads, journal of highway research, v. 8, no. 6; Aug. 1927. 1927.
cover-title, p. 105-124, il. 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦ Paper,
10c. single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.50.
L. C. card Agr. 18-322 A 22.6: 8/6
Spray irrigation in Eastern States; [by George A. Mitchell and Frederic E.
Staebner]. [July, 1927.] ii+27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle-
tin 1529.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr. 27-627 A 1.9: 1529
SOILS BUREAU
Douglas County, S. Dak. Soil survey of Douglas County, S. Dak. ; by W. I.
Watkins and B. H. Williams. 1927. iii +577-598 p. il. map. [Prepared in
cooperation with South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. From
Field operations, 1923.] * Paper, 15c. A 26.5/a : D 747/2
Field operations. Field operations of Bureau of Soils, [calendar year] 1921,
23d report, by Milton Whitney ; with accompanying papers by assistants in
charge of field parties. 1926. xxx+1710 p. il. 10 pi. 44 p. of pi. map, and
portfolio of 50 maps. Text and portfolio, * cloth, $12.25.
L. C. card Agr 8-875 A 26.5: 921
Same. (H. doc. 404, 67th Cong. 2d sess.)
WEATHER BUREAU
Climatological data for United States by sections, v. 14, no. 5; May, 1927.
[1927.] cover-title, [206] p. il. 2 p. of maps, 4" * Paper, 35e. complete
monthlv number, $4.00 a yr.
L. C. card Agr 14-566 A 29.29 : 14/5
Note. — Made up of separate Climatological data issued from 42 section centers of
the United States. Printed at the several section centers and assembled and bound at
the Washington Oflice. Issued principally for service use and exchange. Back numbers
can not be supplied. The separate Climatological data are sold by the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the rate of 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. for each
section.
Ho-w to order publications — See information followingr Contents
September, 192T 147
Cotton. Weekly cotton region bulletin, no. 22-25 [season of 1927] ; Sept. 6-27,
1927. New Orleans, La., Sept. 7-28, 1927. Each [2] p. il. large 4" * Paper,
30c. per season (April-October). A 29.39 : 927/22-25
Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. C, Aug. 1927.
[1927.] [2] p. large 8" t A 29.30: 927/8
Monthly weather review, June, 1927; v. 55, no. 6. [Aug. 30] 1927. cover-title,
p. 263-292, il. 1 pi. 10 p. of maps, 4° [Text- on p. 2 and 4 of cover.] * Paper,
15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card Agi- 9-990 A 29.6/1 : 55/6
Note.— The M'onthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and
bibliography, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the month
in the United States, and on adjacent oceans, and (3) climatological tables dealing
with the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows : (a)
results of observational or research work in meteorology carried on in the United
States or other parts ef the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological
papers and books, and (c) notes.
Special articles. — Group or correlation periodogram, with application to rainfall
of British Isles [with list of literature cited] ; by Dinsmore Alter. — Solar radiation
observations at Apia, Samba [with list of literature cited] ; by Andrew Thomson. —
Unique destruction of tulip tree by lightning ; by Frank P. Norbury. — Lightning ; [by]
N. Ernest Dorsey. — Weather at Brussels (Uccle) during Apr. and May, 1927, by
E. Vanderlingen ; [translated by W. W. R.]. — Solar radiation and rainfall in sout'iern
region of Chile, by Julio Bustos Xavarrete ; [translated by W. W. Reed].
Radio distribution of weather forecasts and information. [1927.] 5 p. %
A 29.2 : R 11/8
Weather. Weekly weather and crop bulletin, Sept. 6-27, 1927 ; no. 36-39, 1927.
Sept. 7-28, 1927. Each 4 p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. a yr.
L. C. card Agr 24-260 A 29.7/2 : 927/36-39
Weather map. Daily weather map [of United States, containing forecasts for
all States east of Mississippi River except Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, upper
Michigan, and lower Michigan], Sept. 1-30, 1927. 1st edition. [1927.]
Each 16.4X22.7 in. [Not issued Sundays or holidays.] * Editions issued at
Washington. D. C, 25c. a month, $2.50 a yr. ; editions issued at about 65 sta-
tions throughout that United States, 20c. a month, $2.00 a yr. (maps can not
be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C, in advance of i.ssue). A 29.18: 927
Same [containing forecasts for United States], Sept 1-30, 1927. 2d edi-
tion. [1927.] Each 16.4X22.7 in. [The Sunday edition does not contain as
much information as the edition for week days.] * 30c. a month, $3.00 a yr.
(maps can not be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the
Sui)erintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, in advance of issue).
A 29.18 : 927
Weather outlook, Sept. 5-Oct. 1 [1927]. Sept. 3-24, 1927. Each 1 p. [Weekly.
The edition here catalogued is the one for Districts 1-3 issued from the fore-
cast center at Washington, D. C] t A 29.38 : 927/62-65
Note. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed
from forecast centers of the Weather Bureau, as follows : Washington, D. C. (District
1, North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
District 3, Ohio Valley and Tennessee) ; New Orleans, La. (District 4, Southern Plains
and West Gulf States) ; Chicago, 111. (Uistrict 5, Region of Great Lakes, District 6,
Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. District 7, Northern and central Great
Plains) ; Denver, Colo. (District 8. Northern Rocky Mountain region, District 9, South-
ern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions) ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 10, Far
Western States).
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
Krijn, Jacques, d Zomi. No. 421, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Louis
Schrijver, Adolph Krijn, and Lehman Rudolph Krijn, copartners doing busi-
ness in Amsterdam, Netherlands, under name and style of Jacques Krijn &
Zoon, V. Howard Sutherland, as Alien Property Custodian, on petition for
writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ; brief for
respondent in opposition. 1927 cover-title, i+ 13 p. t Y 3.A1 4/2 : K 89/2
Hn-yv to order publications — See information folio-vying: Contents
148 September. 1927
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
>jote. — The Department of Commerce prints most of its publications in very limited
editions, the distribution of which is confined to Government officers, libraries, etc.
When a selling price is noted in this list, application for such publication should he
submitted to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, with remittance. For
copies of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, however, apply directly to the issuing office,
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C.
Chmtiical industries. Services available to chemical industry througli Depart-
ment of Commerce. 1927. il+33 p. il. t
L. C. card 27-26929 C1.2:C42
Saicdust and wood flour, report of National Committee on Wood Utilization ;
[compiled by Harry S. Steidle]. 1927. iv+26 p. [3d report of a series on
utilization of wood. ] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26890 C 1.14 : Sa 9
Seamen. Able seamen. Oct. 29, 1915 [reprint 1927]. 2 p. 4° (Department
circular 264, 2d edition; Steamboat-Inspection Service.) t C 1.4 : 264/2-2
AERONAUTICS BRANCH
Air markimj for cities. Aug. 15, 1927. 1 p. il. 4° (Information bulletin 38;
Information Division.) t C 23.8: 38
Note. — Usually the Information bulletins of the Aeronautics Branch are mimeo-
graphed and are not entered in this catalogue. See also below. Air publications and
Airicay mai). Application for these publications should be made to the Information
Division, Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Department.
Air publications. Li.st of air publications. Revised Sept. 1, 1927. [1927.] 4 p.
4° (Information bulletin 6; Information Division.) t C 23.8 : 6
Airway bulletin 11a, 133a. 153-175 ; Aug. 16-26, 1927. [1927.] various paging,
11. 12° (Information Division.) [Airway bulletin 11a, Airway strip maps,
supersedes Bulletin 11 of Mar. 15, 1927.] t C 23.7 : 11a, etc.
Airwai/ map of United States. Scale 300 m.=l in. C. & G. S. Print. Aug. 20,
1927. 6.8X10.4 in. ([Information bulletin 8]; Information Division.) t
C 23.8 : 8
CENSUS BUREAU
Business. Survey of current business, Sept. 1927, no. 73 ; compiled by Bureau
of Census, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, [and] Bureau of
Standards. 1927. cover-title, 48 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Contains statistics for
July, 1927. and items ctivering August received up to Aug. 29, 1927, the date
given above, Sept. 1927, being the date of issue. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.]
♦Paper, 10c. (single numbers usually lOc, semiannual numbers 25c.), $1.50
a yr. (including weekly supplement) ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card 21-26819 C 3.33 : 927/9
Same, weekly supplement, Sept. 6-26, 1927. [1927.] Each 4 p. or 3 p. il.
4° [Included in price of monthlv Survey of current business, which see
above.] C 3.34 : 927/26-29
Chemicals. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Chemicals, chemicals not elsewhere
classified, sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids, rayon, and salt. 1927. 44 p.
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 24-26241 C 3.24/4 : 925-C 42
Cordage. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Miscellaneous fiber and textile prod-
ucts, cordage and twine, jute goods, linen goods, oilcloth, linolemn. asphalted-
felt-base floor coverings, fur-felt hats, artificial leather, dyeing and finishing
textiles, flax and hemp dressed, haircloth, mats and matting, grass and coir.
1927. 30 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 17-26943 C 3.24/4 : 925-F 44
Cotton. Cotton consumed, cotton on hand, active cotton spindles, and imports
and exports of cotton. Aug. 1927 and 1926, with statistics for 12 months
ending July 31. Sept. 14, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This
publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 : 927-28/1
HoiT to order publications— See information follo^Ting Contents
September, 1927 149
Cotton — Continued.
Report on cotton ginning, number of bales of cotton ginned from growth
of 1927 prior to Sept. 1. 1927, and comparative statistics to corresponding
date in 1926 and 1925. Sept. 8, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This
publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.20 : 927-28/1
Same prior to Sept. 16, 1927, and comparative statistics to corresponding
date in 1926 and 1925. Sept. 23, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report.
This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.20 : 927-28/2
Cotton goods. Census of manufactures, 1925: Cotton manufactures, cotton
goods, cotton small wares, cotton lace. 1927. 31 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 24-26155 C 3.24/4 : 925-C 82
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, .and cottonseed products manufac-
tured, shipped out, on hand, and exported* for 1 month ending Aug. 31. 1927
and 1926. Sept. 13, 1927. oblong 32° [Exports of cottonseed products are
for 12 months ending July 31. Preliminary report. This publication is issued
in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/1
Factories. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Size of establishments by value of
products ; Monthlv employment of wage earners. 1927. 31 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26911 C 3.24/4 : 925-Es 8
Financial statistics of States, [fiscal year] 1926. 1927. 133 p. il. [Prepared
under supervision of Starke M. Grogan, chief statistician for statistics of
States and cities, and Lemuel A. Carruthers, expert chief of division. The
text was prepared by Cora Higgins.] * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 16-26796 C 3.2 : St 2/3/926
FJom'-mills. Census of manufactures, 1925: Flour, feed, and other grain-mill
products, and bread and other bakery products. 1927. 36 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 23-26870 C 3.24/4 : 925-F 66
Industries. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Statistics for industries, States, and
cities. 1927. 191 p. * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 26-26749 C 3.24/4 : 925-In 2
Knit goods. Census of manufactures. 1925 : Knit goods. 1927. 36 p. * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 23-26974 C 3.24/4 : 925-K 74
Laundries. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Power laundries and dyeing and
cleaning establishments. 1927. 32 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26931 C 3.24/4 : 925-L 37
Luniber. Census of manufactures, 1925: Lumber and allied products. 1927.
92 p. il. * Paper, 15c. (incorrectly given on publication as 5c.).
L. C. card 26-26380 C 3.24/4 : 925-L 97/2
Official regi^ster of United States, 1927, containing list of persons occupying ad-
ministrative and supervisory positions in each executive and judicial depart-
ment of Governrpent, including District of Columbia. 1927. viii+173 p.
[Known as Blue book.] * Cloth. 60c.
L. C. card 8-35096 C 3.10: 927
Oklahoma. United States census of agriculture, 1925 : Oklahtima. county tables
5-8, Farm population ; Number of farms reporting specified crops and specified
classes of livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood
rut : Acreage and value, by size of farm ; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 26 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26887 C 3.31 : Ok 4/tab. 5-8
Paint. Census of manufactures, 1925: Paints and varnishes, bone black, carbon
black, and lampblack. 1927. 21 p. * Paper, oc.
L. C. card 23-26889 C 3.24/4 : 925-P 16
Printing. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Printing and publishing and related
industries, printing and publishing, engraving, steel and copperplate, and
plate printing, lithographing, bookbinding and blank-book making. 1927.
42 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 24-26105 C 3.24/4 : 925-P 93/2
Ho-vv to order publications — See information follovrins Contents
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150 September, 1927
Report. Annual report of director of census to Secretary of Commerce, fiscal
year 1927. 1927. ii+18 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 8-20800 C 3.1 : 927
Texas. United States census of agriculture, 1925: Texas, county tables
6-8. Number of farms reporting specified ci'ops and specified classes of
livestock, woodland cleared, woodland burned over, and firewood cut ; Acre-
age and value, by size of farm; Cooperative marketing. 1927. 51 p.
♦Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26888 C 3.31 : T 31/tab. 6-8
Wood distillation. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Wood distill,ation and char-
coal manufacture. 1927. 11 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 23-26872 , C 3.24/4 : 925-W 85
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Note. — The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey hulletin, Aug. 31. 1927; no. 147. [1927.] 7 p,
[Monthly.] $
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20 : 147
Coast pilots. Supplement to Inside route pilot, New York to Key West, 6th
(1927) edition. Aug. 25, 1927. 1 1] -f7 leaves. (Serial 400.) t
C 4.6/3 : N 42 y/927-3
• Supplement to United States coast pilot, Hawaiian Islands. Aug. 10,
1927. [1] +16 leaves. (Serial 398.) t C 4.7/5 : 923/supp. 927
Seismological report, Jan.-Mar. 1926 ; by Frank Neumann and Jerry H. Service.
1927. [l]+52p. (Serial 395.) [Quarterly.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 26-26163 C 4.25 : 926/1
Charts
Beaufort Harhor. N. C, surveys 1851-1913, sui-veys by U. S. Engineers to Jan.
1927 ; chart 420. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Aug. 1927. 24.5X23.4 in. t 25c. C 4.9: 420
New Bedford Harbor and approaches. Mass., surveys 1895-1915, surveys by
U. S. Engineers to 1927 and other sources ; chart 252. Scale 1 : 20,000. Wash-
ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Aug. 1927. 35.4X33.9 in. t TSc.
C 4.9: 252
Portland, Oreg. Port of Portland, including Vancouver. Oreg.-Wash., surveys
by Port of Portland to 1927, surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1927 and other
sources ; chart 6155. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Aug. 1927. 43.6X25.3 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 6155
San Francisco entrance, Calif., surveys to 1927. surveys by U. S. Engineers to
1927 and other sources ; chart 5532. Scale 1 : 40.000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Aug. 1927. 33.5X41.3 in. f 75c. C 4.9: 5532
FISHERIES BUREAU '
Fisheries service bulletin, Sept. 1, 1927 ; no. 148. [1927.] 6 p. [Monthly.] t
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 148
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
ucts landed at Seattle, Wash., by American fishing vessels. Aug. 1927. 1927.
1 p. 4° (Statistical bulletin 758.) t C 6.5: 758
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Report of commissioner of fisheries, fiscal year 1926. with appendixes ; Henry
O'Mallev, commissioner. 1927. iv+xlTi+633 p. il. 2 maps, t
L. C. ca\-d F 10-2 C 6.1 : 926/2
Contexts. — Report of commissioner of fisheries. — Progress in biolo>;ical inquirietv
1925 ; by Willis H. Rich. — Fisheries of Siberia [with bibliography] ; by Boris Baievsky. —
Alaska fishery and fur-seal industries in 19i.'.">. by Ward T. Bower : [with Fur-seal cen-
sus, Pribilof "islands, 1925, by Edward <". Johnston]. — Preliminary report on marine
fisheries of Texas ; by Elmer Higgins and Russell Lord. — Fishery industries of United
States, 1925 [with lists of earlier publications relating to fisheries of Gulf States and
of New England States] ; by Oscar E. Sette. — Propagation and distribution of food
fishes, fiscal year 1926 ; by Glen C. Leach. — Pacific cod fisheries [with bibliography] ;
by John N. Cobb. — Refrigeration of fish ; by Harden P. Taylor.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Automobiles. Advertising automotive products in Latin America ; compiled by
J. A. G. Pennington. [Aug. 1927.] ii+39 p. (Trade information bulletin
510; Specialties Division.) * Paper, 10c.
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Chemicals: United States chemical exports to neighboring countries, Canada
principal market in this group: [by] A. H. Swift. [1927.] 2 p. 4" [From
Commerce reiwrts, Sept. 19, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : C 42
Commerce. Foreign trade of United States, fiscal year 1926-27 : by Lawrence
B. Mann and Grace A. Witherow. [Aug. 1927.] iv+19 p. (Trade informa-
tion bulletin 507: Statistical Research Division.) t
L. C. card A 22-1744 C 18.25 : 507
Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States. July. 1927.
1927. 2 pts. p. 1-67 and ii-f 69-88 p. 4" * I'ai^er, pt. 1, 10c. single copy, * pt. 2,
5c. single copy. $1.25 a yr. : foreign subscription. .?1.85.
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Same. 1927. [ pts. in 1], 88 p. 4° (H. doc. 33, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
Commerce reports, weekly survey of foi-eign trade, reports from American con-
sular oflicers and representatives of Department of Commerce in foreign
countries, no. 36-39: Sept. 5-26. 1927. 1927. cover-titles, p. 577-832, il. 4"
[Text and illustrations on p. 2—4 of covers.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $4.00
a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 927/36-39
Construction and construction materials, summary of leading developments
during 1926 ; reprinted from Commerce yearbook, 1926, for Division of Build-
ing and Housing. Bureau of Standards. 1927. [1] +312-359 p. il. t
C 18.26/a : C 766/926
Electrical development. Electrical development and guide to marketing of elec-
trical equipment in Colombia and Venezuela; [compiled by Lawrence D. Bat-
son]. [Sept. 1927.] ii+27 p. (Trade information bulletin 511; Electrical
Equipment Division.) [Includes list of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau publications pertinent to subject matter of this bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26927 C 18.25 : 511
Electrical development and guide to marketing of electrical equipment
in Peru. [Aug. 1927.] ii+29 p. (Trade information bulletin 508; Electrical
Equipment Division.) [Includes list of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau publications pertinent to .subject matter of this bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26904 C 18.25 : 508
Far East. Employment and cost of living for Americans in the Far East [with
li.sts of references, prepared in] Division of Regional Information, Far East-
ern Section: [revised by Janet H. Nunn]. 1927. ii+37 p. narrow 12° [This
pamphlet supersedes that issued in 1924 on the same subject.] t
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Indu.'itrial machineru: Metal-workiue: machinery exports in 1926. [1927.] 4 p.
11. 4° [From Commerce report.s, Sept. 12, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : M 184/13
Itahj's monetnrii policif: by H. C MacLean. [Sept. 1927.] ii+13 p. (Trade
information bulletin 512 ; [Division of Regional Information and Division of
Finance].) * Paper, 10c.
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Netherlands East Indies. Markets of Netherlands East Indies ; by M. A. Pugh.
[Sept. 1927.] ii+37 p. il. (Trade information bulletin 509; Division of
Regional Information, Far Eastern Section.) [Includes list of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Bureau publications of interest in connection with this
bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26916 C 18.25 : 509
Radio communication. Electrical equipment : Conditions in European radio
markets ; [by] K. T. Nelson. [1927.] 4 p. il. 4° [This is the 3d of a series
of articles covering world markets for radios. From Commerce reports, Sept.
19, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : El 25/3
Same : World radio markets, broadcasting service ; [by] Lawrence D.
Batson. [1927.] 4 p. il. 4° [This is the 2d of a series of articles covering
world markets for radios. From Commerce reports, Sept. 5, 1927.] t
C 18.5/la : El 25/2
Same : World radio markets, statistical analysis, sales vary with climates ;
[by] H. B. Way. [1927.] 4 p. il. 4° [This is the 1st of a series of articles
covering world markets for radios. From Commerce reports, Aug. 22, 1927.] t
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LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
Lighthouse service hulletin, v. 3, no. 45 ; Sept. 1, 1927.
[Monthly.] t
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Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 35-39, 1927; Sept. 2-30 [1927]. 1927. various
paging. [Issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey.] t
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MINES BUREAU
Arsenic in 1926 ; by V. C. Heikes. Sept. 12, 1927. ii +19-23 p. [From Mineral
resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, 5c. C 22.8/a : Ar 72/926
Asphalt and related bitumens in 1926; by G. R. Hopkins. Sept. 9, 1927. 11+
51-69 p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 5c.
C 22.8/a : As 65/926
Bauxite and aluminum In 1926; by James M. Hill. Sept. 10. 1927. ii+51-65 p.
[From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, 5c. C 22.8/a : B 329/926
Lime-kilns. Function of steam in limekiln [with selected bibliography] ; by
Ernest E. Berger. 1927. iv+43 p. il. (Technical paper 415.) * Paper, 10c.
C 22.5 : 415
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Salt, bromine, and calcium chloride in 1926; by A. T. Coons. Sept. 13, 1927.
11+71-80 p. LFrom Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper. 5c.
C 22.8/a : Sa 37/926
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[From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, 5c. C 22.8/a :Se 48
Tin in 1926; by J. W. Furness. Sept. 13, 1927. ii+29-50 p. il. [From Mineral
resources, 1926, pt. 1.] * Paper, oc. C 22.8/a : T 49/926
PATENT OFFICE
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Classification bulletin 58, Jan. 1-June 30, 1927, containing classification of sub-
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Same, weekly index, with title. Alphabetical list of registrants of trade-
marks [etc., Sept. 6, 1927]. [1927.] xl p. large 8° [From Official gazette,
v. 362, no. 1.] t Paper, $1.00 a yr.
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Patents. Classification of patents issued Sept. 6-27. 1927. [1927.] Each 2 p.
large 8" [Weekly. From Official gazette, v. ^62, no. 1-4.] t
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single copy, $2.50 a yr. C 21.5/a 3 : 362/1
Same, Sept. 13, 1927. [1927.] 237-2S6+xiv p. il. large 8° [From Offi-
cial gazette, v. 362. no. 2.] C 21.5/a 3 : 362/2
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gazette, v. 362, no. 3.] C 21.5/a 3 : 362/3
Same, Sept. 27. 1927. [1927.] 649-690 +xiv p. il. large 8" [From Offi-
cial gazette, v. 362, no. 4.] C 21.5/a 3 : 362/4
PUBLICATIONS DIVISION
Coimncrce Departinent. Supplement to annual T,ist of publications [of Depait-
ment of Commerce available for distribution]. Aug. 31, 1927. [1927.] 5 p.
[Monthly.) t C 16.6 : 927/8
RADIO DIVISION
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per. 5c. single copy. 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 40c.
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Radio stations. Commercial and Government radio stations of United States.
Edition, June 30, 1927. 1927. iv-fl37 p. [The 1st supplement to this
publication was i.><sued as Radio service bulletin, July 30, 1927, no. 124,
which was entered in the Monthly catalogue for Aug. 1927, p. 87.] * Paper,
15c.
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STANDARDS BUREAU
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bers vary in price.
Burette for accurate measurement of gas volumes without gas connection to
compensator; by E. R. Weaver [and] Martin Shepherd. Aug. 15, 1927. [1] +
375-382 p. il. 1 pi. large 8° ( Scientific papers 559. ) [From Scientific papers, v.
22.] * Paper. 5c.
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Glass. Soda-lime glass. June 17, 1927. 4 p. 4° (Certificate of analyses of
standard sample no. 80. ) t C 13.17 : 80
Hollow tile. United States Government master specification for tile, hollow,
clay, fireproofing, partition, and furring. Federal Specifications Board Speci-
fication 508. officially promulgated by Federal Sjiecifications Board, July 11,
1927, for use of Departments and independent establishments of Government
in purchase of clay hollow fireproofing, partition, and furring tile. Aug. 10.
1927. 4 p. large 8" (Circular 343.) * Paper, 5c.
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Leather. United States Government master specification for leather, hydraulic
packing (vegetable tanned). Federal Specifications Board Specification 496.
officially promulgated by Federal Specifications Board, June 10, 1927, for
use of Departments and independent establishments of Government in pur-
chase of hydraulic packing leather (vegetable tanned). Aug. 15, 1927. 6 p.
il. 4° (Circular 340.) * Paper, 5c.
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Limestone. Physical properties of principal commercial limestones used for
building construction in United States ; by D. W. Kessler [and] W. H. Sligh.
July 23, 1927. [1] +497-590 p. il. large 8° (Technologic papers 349.)
[From Technologic papers, v. 21.] * Paper, 30c.
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Puhlications. New publications for July, 1927, additions to Supplementary
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2 p. t C 13.4 : 24/26/July, 927
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Radio communication. Cooperative measurements of radio fading in 1925 ; by
J. H. Bellinger, C. B. Jolliffe, [and] T. Parkinson. Aug. 17. 1927. [1] +
419-450 p. il. 2 pi. large 8° (Scientific pai)ers 561.) [From Scientific papers,
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Rubier. Density and electrical properties of system, rubber-sulphur: pt. 1.
Density of rubber-sulphur compotinds, by A. T. McPherson ; pt. 2, Electrical
properties of rubber-sulphur compounds, by H. L. Curtis, A. T. McPherson,
[and] A. H. Scott. Aug. 17, 1927. [1] +383-418 p. il. large 8° (Scientific
papers 560.) [From Scientific papers, v. 22.] * Paper, 15c.
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Silver alloys. Tarnish resisting silver alloys, report of joint investigation con-
ducted by Bureau of Mines and Bureau of Standards at direction of United
States Senate Commission on Gold and Silver Inquiry ; by Louis Jordan,
L. H. Grenell, [and] H. K. Herschman. July 23. 1927. [1] +459-496 p. il.
I pi. large 8° (Technologic papers 348.) [From Technologic papers, v. 21.]
* Paper, 15c.
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STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE
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CONGRESS
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treaties, conventions, and Executive proclamations ; edited under direction
of Secretary of State. 1927. v. 44, pts. 2 and 3, [cccxlix]+3058 p. 5 maps.
8 p. of maps, large 8° [Pt. 2 contains the public acts and resolutions ; pt.
3, private acts and resolutions, concurrent resolutions, treaties, and proclama-
tions. The contents are the same as those of the Pamphlet or Session laws
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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compiled by Elmer A. Lewis, superintendent Document Room, House of Rep-
resentatives. 1927. 164 p. * Paper, 15c.
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Includes :
Public law 20 [65th Congress].
Public law 90 [65th Congress].
Public law 151 [65th Congress].
Public law 175 [65th Congress].
For remainder of contents see next page.
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Veterans' Bureau — Continued.
Includes :
Public law 195 [65th Consress].
Public law 272 [65th Congress].
Public law 312 [65th Congress].
Public res. 22 [65th Congress].
Public res. 27 [65th Congress].
Public res. 52 [65th Congress].
Proclamations nos. 1366, 1386.
Public law 193, 63d Congress.
Public law 209, 64th Congress.
Public law 387, 64th Congress.
Public res. 44, 66th Congress.
Public law 11," 66th Congress.
Public law 99, 66th Congress.
Public law 26, 66th Congress.
Public law 104, 66th Congress.
Public law 105 [extract], 66th Congress.
Public law 47, 67th Congress.
Public law 109 [extract], 67th Congress.
Public law 194, 67th Congress.
Public law 216, 67th Congress.
Public law 273, 67th Congress.
Public law 361, 67th Congress.
Public law 370, 67th Congress.
Public law 460, 67th Congress.
Public law 542, 67th Congress.
Public law 120, 68th Congress.
Public law 197, 68th Congress.
Public law 242, 68th Congress.
Public law 449, 68th Congress.
Public law 587, 6Sth Congress.
Public law 600, 68th Congress.
Public law 628, 68th Congress.
Public res. 71, 68th Congress.
Public law 586 (extract from), 68th Congress.
Public law 325, 69th Congress.
Public law 448, 69th Congress.
Public law 472, 69th Congress.
Public law 762, 69th Congress.
Public law 784, 69th Congress.
Public law 785, 69th Congress.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Government. District of Columbia investigation, hearings before subcommittee,
69th Congress, 2d session, appointed to investigate affairs of District of
Columbia, Sept. 25, 1926 [-Feb. 28, 1927]. 1927. 2 v.[iv]+1590 p. il. 1 tab.
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Note. — Volume 2 of these hearings includes the preliminary report of the special
subcommittee of Committee on District of Columbia and the hearings held by the
Efficiency Bureau on traffic signal equipment furnished by Crouse-Hinds Co.
COXJIIT OF CLAIMS
Atlantic Refining Company. Atlantic Refining Company, Pennsylvania corpora-
tion, V. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.] no. C-1249, p.
11-13. t Ju 3.8 : At 6/35
Atlantic Refining Company, Pennsylvania corporation, v. United States ;
report of commissioner. [1927.] no. C-1250, p. 57-62. t Ju 3.8: At 6/36
Atwater, William C, & Co., Incorporated. William C. Atwater & Company, Inc.,
V. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.] no. D-125, p. 71-84. t
Ju 3.8: At 94/3
Bauman. Abraham Bauman v. United States; evidence for claimant. [1927.]
no. D-1132, p. 65-137. % Ju 3.8 : B 327/2
California Wine Association of Ne^o York, Inc., v. United States ; report of com-
missioner. [1927.] no. E-115, p. 23-28. $ Ju3.8:C128
Campiell Electric Company v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. E-80, p. 1-4. t Ju 3.8 : C 153/5
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Cases. October calendar [of cases ready for trial or hearing], term 1926 [1927].
1927. 47 p. [Part of the pages are blank.] t Ju 3.5: 927
Term 1925-26, printed records, index [miscellaneous cases]. [1927.]
7 p. $ Ju 3.11/2 : 925-926
Coliseum Battery Company v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. E-S6, p." 1-4. t Ju 3.8 : C 682
Continental Battery Company v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. E-128, p. 17-20. % Ju 3.8 : C 767
Corning Distilling Company v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.]
no. F-215, p. 13-47. t Ju 3.8 : C 816
Depositions. Instructions for taking depositions to be used in Court of Claims.
[1927.] 8 p. t Ju 3.2 : D 44/927
Dyer d Company v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.] no. B-119.
p. 13-18. t Ju 3.8 : D 988
Ex-Cel Battery Works v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1927.] no.
E-79, p. 1-4. I Ju 3.8 : Ex 22/3
General Storage Battery Company v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1927.] no. E-85, p. 1-4. t Ju 3.8 : G 286/5
Haas. Andrew L. Haas v. United States; evidence [for plaintiff]. [1927.]
no. H-117, p. 5-30. $ Ju 3.8 : H 111
Eeiman Brothers Battery Company. Lewis Heiman and Nicholas Heiman,
doing business as Heiman Brothers Battery Company, v. United States ; report
of commissioner. [1927.] no. E-83, p. 1-4. % Ju3.8:H3a3
Hoffman, B. F., Incwporated. B. F. Hoffman, Inc., v. United States ; [evidence
for claimant]. [1927.] no. E-463, p. Il-i4. $ Ju 3.8 : H 675
Lamport Manufacturing Supply Company v. United States ; report of commis-
sioner. [1927.] no. C-1209, p. 85-106. $ Ju 3.8 :L 198/2
Legg. Carlton Y. Legg v. United States; evidence [for claimant]. [1927.]
no. F-141, p. 5-8. t Ju 3.8 : L 524/2
Miller, Albert, d Co. Albert Miller, E. Percy Miller, and F. H. Hallock, copart-
ners trading under firm name and style of Albert Miller & Company, v. United
States; report of commissioner. [1927.] no. B-121, p. 23-30. t
Ju 3.8 : M 612
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as San Antonio Battery Service, v. United States; report of commissioner.
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[1927.] no. B-120, p. 11-16. t Ju3.8:Sh73
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FEDERAL BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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Swift, George M. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit, Denver,
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Moore, successor to W. E. McKinney, as guardian of Martha Jackson, an
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Work, as Secretary of Interior, and brief in opposition to applications for
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Note. — The publications of the United States Geological Suivev consist of Annual
reports, Monographs, Professional papers, Bulletins, Water-supply papers, topographic
maps (some of which bear descriptive texts), base and contour and other maps of the
United States and of the States, folios of the Geologic atlas of the United States, and the
World atlas of commercial geology. All publications (except Monographs, folios, and
maps) are generally distributed free by the Survey until the end of the fiscal year
following the year in which they were published. Copies are also sold by the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices indicated. The maps and folios
and the World atlas are sold by the Director of the Geological Survey at Washington,
X>. C. A discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order for maps or folios tliat amounts to
$5.00 at the retail price. This discount applies to an order for either maps or folios alone
or for maps and folios together. Remittance for these publications should be made by
money order payable to the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. Orders
for other publications that are for sale should be sent to the Superintendent of Documents,
Washington, D. C. For maps and topographic maps si-e below.
Gillette coal field, northeastern Wyoming, bj' C. E. Dobbin and V. H. Barnett ;
with chapter on Minturn district and northwestern part of Gillette field, by
W. T. Thorn, jr. Aug. S, 1927. y+1-64 p. il. 5 pi. 3 are in pocket, 4 p. of pi.
4 maps, 2 are in pocket. (Bulletin 796 A.) * Paper, 35c. 1 19.3 : 796-A
Peeos River. Quality of water of Pecos River in Texas ; by W. D. Collins and
H. B. Riftenburir. Aug. 24, 1927. ii+67-88 p. il. 1 p;. (Water-supply paper
596 D.) * Paper, 10c. 1 19.13 : 59&-D
Puhlications. New publications, list 234; Sept. 1, 1927. [1927.] 3 p.
[Monthly.] t 119.14/4:234
Topographic instructions. Topographic instructions of Geological Survey: B,
Triangulation ; compiled by E. M. Douglas. [Reprint] 1927. ii+47-S7 p. il.
4p. ofph (Bulletin 788 B.) * Paper, 10c. 1 19.3 : 788-B/rep.
Same : D, Leveling ; compiled by E. M. Douglas. [Reprint with addition
of tables] 1927. iv+117-160 p. il. 2 pi. 2 tab. (Bulletin 788 D.) * Paper,
10c. 1 19.3 : 788-D/rep.
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George M. Hall. Aug. 22. 1927. ii +45-66 p. il. 1 pi. map. (Water-supply
paper 596 C.) * Paper, 15c. 1 19.13 : 596-C
Maps
Alaska. Map of Alaska; [with inset, Aleutian Islands]. Scale 1:5,000,000.
[Washington, Geological Survey] edition of 1927. 16.9X23.9 in. 1 10c.
1 19.25 : Al 1/1/927
[International map of the world. United States section] : Hudson River [N. Y.] ;
sheet north K 18. Scale 1 : 1.000,000. Washington, Geological Survey, 1927.
18.3X21 in. t 40c. 1 19.21/2 : NK 18
Oklahoma. Oil and gas fields of Oklahoma ; compiled and drawn by Lewis B.
Pusey under direction of G. B. Richardson. Scale 1 : 500.000. Preliminary
edition. [Washington, Geological Survey] 1927. 30.6X62 in. t 50c.
1 19.25 : 01 5/4/Okla. 927
Texas. Oil and gas fields of Texas ; compiled under direction of G. B. Richard-
son. Scale 1 : 750,000. [Washington] Geological Survey, 1927. 2 sheets, each
53.5X34 in. [Oil and gas compilation and drafting by Lewis B. Pusey.]
t 50c. 1 19.25 : Oi 5/4/Tex. 927
Topographic maps
Note. — The Geological Survey is making a series of topographic maps that will
eventually cover the whole United States, also Alaska and Hawaii. The individual
maps are projected to represent quadrangle areas rather than political divisions, and
each map is designated by the name of some prominent town or natural feature in
the area mapped. The scales most commonly used are 1 : 31,680, 1 : 62,500, and
1 : 125,000, corresponding, approximately, to % mile, 1 mile, and 2 miles to 1 inch.
The area covered differs with the latitude, but the average area is 58, 230, or 920
square miles, respectively, for these three scales. Topographic maps are printed on
uniform-sized paper, about 20 by 16% inches, and the maps of the quadrangle areas
represented thereon are about IIV2 inches long and 12 to 15 inches wide according to
latitude. For some areas of particular importance special large-scale maps are published.
A general description of topographic maps and a list of the symbols used are printed
on the reverse of each sheet.
More than two-fifths of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped,
every State being represented. Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland,
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Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Obio, Rhode Island, and West Virginia are com-
pletely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological Survey at 10c. each,
but a" discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order which amounts to ifS.OO at the
retail price. The discount is allowed on an order for either maps or folios alone, or for
maps and folios together.
California. California, Cairns Corner quadrangle, lat. 36° 07' 30"-36° 15',
long. 119° 07' 30"-119° 15'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Wash-
ington, Geological Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. t 10c.
1 19.12 : 4 C 123
California, Lake View School quadrangle, lat. 36°-36° 07' 30", long.
119° 22' 30"-119° 30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington.
Geological Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 L 149
California, Laton quadrangle, lat. 36° 22' 30"-3G° 30', long. 119° 37' 30"-
119° 45'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. 1 10c. I19.12:4L35
California, Lemoore quadrangle, lat. 36° 15'-36° 22' 30", long. 119° 45'-
119° 52' 30". Scale 1 : 31,680, contour Interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 17.2X14 in. 1 10c. 119.12 :4L 544
California, Riverdale quadrangle, lat. 36° 22' 30"-36° 30', long. 119° 45'-
119° 52' 30". Scale 1 : 31,680. contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. 1 10c. I19.12:4R524
California, Traver quadrangle, lat. 36° 22' 30"-36° 30', long. 119° 22' 30"-
119° 30'. Scale 1:31,680, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington. Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 T 697
California. Tulare quadrangle, lat. 36° 07' 30"-:!6°15'. long. 119° 15'-
119° 22' 30". Scale 1 : 31,680. contour interval 5 ft. [Washhigton, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 17.3X14 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 T 82
Michigan, Be Witt quadrangle, lat. 42° 45'-43°, long. 84° 30'-84° 45'. Scale
1 : 62,500, contour interval 10 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edition
of 1927. 17.5X12.9 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 22 D 517
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Mount McKiiiley XatlDiial Park. Rules and regulations, Mount McKinley Na-
tional Park, Alaska, season June 1-Sept. 15. 1927. cover-title, ii+20 p. il.
[Other illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover. Incluiles lists of Government pub-
lications relating to national parks.] t
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National parks. Glimpses of our national parks: [by Robert Sterling Tard].
[Revised edition.] [Reprint with changes] 1927. cover-title, il+62 p. il.
[Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover.] t
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RECLAMATION BUREAU
Echo Dam and relocated Union Pacific Railroad and relocated Lincoln high-
way around Echo reservoir. Salt Lake Basin project, Utah, Weber River
division. [1927.] cover-title, v+74 p. 43 pi. 5 maps, 4° (Specifications 463.)
[Consists of specifications, schedules, and drawings for irrigation project,
bids will be received until Oct. 25, 1927.] t Paper, J!;2.50. I 27.8 : 463
New reclamation era, v. 18, no. 9; Sept. 1927. [1927.] cover-title, p. 129-144,
il. 4° [Monthly. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.]
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Note. — The New reclamation era is a magazine for the farmers and the personnel
of the bureau. Its aim is to assist the settlers in the proper use of water, to help
them in overcoming their agricultural difficulties, to instruct them in diversifying and
marlteting their crops, to inspire the employees of the bureau and chronicle engineering
problems and achievements, and to promote a wholehearted spirit of cooperataiou. so
that reclamation shall attain the greatest heights of success. The New reclamation
era is sent regularly to all water users on the reclamation projects' under the jurisdic-
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subscription price is 75c. a year, payable in advance. Subscriptions should be sent to
the Chief Clerk, Bureau of Reclamation. Washington, D. C, and remittance in the form
of postal money order or New York draft should be made payable to the Special Fiscal
Agent, Bureau of Reclamation. Postage stamps are not acceptable in payment of
subscription.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
>jOTB. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce
Commission reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C,
at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate opinions are sold
on subscription, price $1.00 per volume; foreign subscription, .$1.50; single copies,
usually 5c. In ordering a volume, be sure to specify whether Traffic, Finance, or Valua-
tion decisions are desired.
Asphalt. No. 18982, Merrill Engineering Company v. Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 1, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p 249-250. ([Opinion] 12513.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12513
Atchison Union Depot and Railroad Company. Valuation docket no. 824, Atchi-
son Union Depot and Railroad Company ; decided July 8, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 189-204. (B-571.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-571
Atlanta and St. Andretcs Bay Railway. Finance docket no. 6225, notes of
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railway ; decided July 19, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 61-63. ([Finance decision] 2900.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2900
AutomoWes. No. 16990, Mirabal Motor Company v. Michigan Central Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided July 18. 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 411-414. ([Opinion] 12552.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12552
Bangor and Aroostook, Railroad. Finance docket no. 6437, stock of Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad ; decided Aug. 5, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p,
93-95. ([Finance decision] 2913.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2913
Bloch-signals. Tabulation of statistics pertaining to signals, automatic train
control, and telegraph and telephone for transmission of train orders as used
on railroads of United States, Jan. 1, 1927 ; compiled by Bureau of Signals
and Train Control Devices. 1927. [1] +19 p. 4" * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 17-26448 IClblo.5:927
Books. No. 17684, American Book Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et
al. ; decided July 18, 1927; report of commission. 1927. [1] +372-374 p.
([Opinion] 12.545.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, ,5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12545
Brass. No. 17645, S. Hausman & Sons Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided July 1, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 233-234.
([Opinion] 12509.) [From I. C. C. reiwrts. v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12509
Bricks. No. 18350, Buffalo Brick Company v. Chicago & North Western Railway
Company et al. ; [decided July 7, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
294-296 p. ([Opinion] 12524.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12524
Broom handles. No. 17434, Oklahoma Traffic Association et al. v. Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided July 18. 1927; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 403-406. ([Opinion] 12550.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12550
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittshurgh Raihcap. Before Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, valuation docket no. 710, Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Company, Mahoning Valley Railroad Company. Clearfield and Mahoning Rail-
way Company, Allegheny and Western Railway Company, Allegheny Terminal
Company; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-title, i+92 p.
t IC 1 val.8 : B 863/3
Burlaps. No. 17344, M. C. Peters Mill Company v. director general of railroads,
as agent; decided July 9, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 331-335.
([Opinion] 12538.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 1253?
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Canned food. No. 17776, National Canners Association et al. v. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 5, 1927 ; report [and order 1
of commission. [1927.] 269-280+ii p. ([Opinion] 12519.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12519
Car-couplings. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, C. L. Tilden.
Frank Sykes, and Paul Scharrenberg, comprising California State Board
of Harbor Commissioners, operating State Belt Railroad, v. United States,
error to district court for northern district of California, southern division ;
brief and argument for defendant in error. 1927. cover-title, i+12 p. $
IC 1.13/1 : St 29
Carpets. No. 16809, Carson, Pirie, Scott & Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided July 19, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +446-450 p. ([Opinion] 12562.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12562
Central California Traotion Convpany. Finance docket no. 5008, control of
Central California Traction Company; decided Aug. 5, 1927; [report of
commission]. [1927.] p. 125-140. ( [Finance decision] 2922.) [From I. C.
C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2922
Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad. Finance docket no. 6175, con-
trol of Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad Company by Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Railway Company ; decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 753-761. ([Finance decision] 2885.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2885
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 6321, abandon-
ment of part of branch line by Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway;
[decided July 18, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]+4-6 p. ([Fi-
nance decision] 2891.) [From I. C. C reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2891
Coal. No. 17256, Chicago Coal Merchants Association v. New York Central
Railroad Company et al. ; decided June 30, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 203-208. ([Opinion] 12502.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12502
No. 18130, Washington Coal Producers Association v. Union Pacific Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided July 20, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.1
p. 499-501. ([Opinion] 12574.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c
IC 1.6/la : 12574
No. 18960, S. H. Bowman Lumber Company v. Illinois Central Railroad
Company; decided July 20, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 507-508.
([Opinion] 12577.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12577
■ No. 18996, Romann & Bush Pig Iron & Coke Company v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided July 20, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 509-510. ([Opinion] 12578.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC. 1.6/la : 12578
Coke. No. 18386, Hudson Valley Coke & Products Corporation v. New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; [decided July 20, 1927 ;
report and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +472-474+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12568.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12568
ColumMa and Cowlitz Railway. Finance docket no. 4993, acquisition and con-
struction of line by Columbia & Cowlitz Railway Company ; approved July 9,
1927; order. 1927. p. 765. ([Finance decision] 2887.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2887
Cotton. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2856, routing on cotton from
Mississippi Central Railroad points to Carolina points and from Alabama
points to South Atlantic ports; decided July 19, 1927; report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 387-391+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12548.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12-548
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Cotton — Continued.
No. 18757, Southern Cotton & Paper Company v. Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 18, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 4.S3-434. aOpinionl 12558.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12558
Cream. No. 17451, Beatrice Creamery Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Raihvav Company et al. ; decided July 12. 1927: report [and order] of
commission.' [1927.] 375-384+ii p. ([Opinion] 12546.) [Report from
I. C. C. reiKirts, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c. IC l.C/la : 12546
Decisions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Oct.-Dec. 1926.
• 1927. xxvi+l-236a +237-936 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports,
V. 118.) * Cloth, $2.25.
L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 118
Same, Dec. 1926-Jan. 1927. 1927. xxviii+918 p. (Interstate Commerce
Commission reports, T. 120.) * Cloth, $2.25. IC 1.6/1: 120
Demurrage. No. 17709, Merchants & Planters Compress & Warehouse Company
V. Galveston. Houston & Henderson Railroad Company et al. : decided Aug.
18, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 477-482+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12570.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12570
No. 1S3S9, Milne Lumber Company v. Detroit, Toledo & Irouton Railroad
Company ; [decided .July 9. 1927 : report of commission]. 1927. [1] +324-326
p. ([Opinion] 12535.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12535
Detroit and Mackinac Railimy. Finance docket no. 5557, abandonment of
bi'anch lines by Detroit & Mackinac Ry. ; decided July 13, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 9-18. ([Finance decision] 2893.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 131.1 * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2893
Same ; [decided Aug. 12, 1927 ; report of commission on further considera-
tion and further hearing]. 1927. [1]+15(>-1(>4 p. ([Finance decision]
2925.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la ; F-2925
Doors. No. 1S440. M & M Wood Working Company r. Oregon-Washington
Railway & Navigation Company et al. ; decided July 9. 1927 ; reisort of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 329-330. ([Opinion] 12537.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12537
Erie Railroad. Finance docket no. 6371, Erie Railroad equipment trust, series
NN; [decided July 9. 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +762-765 p.
([Finance decision] 2886.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : F-2886
Fertilisers. No. 16295. fertilizers and fertilizer materials between southern
points ; decided July 5. 1927 ; 2d supplemental report [and 5th supplemental
order] of commission on further consideration. [1927.] 21o-218+ii p.
([Opinion] 12505.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12505
Food. No. 17966, Jewel Tea Compaiiy v. Delaware, Lackawanna & Westem
Railroad Company et al. : [decided July 18, 1927 ; report of commission)]
1927. [1] +424-^26 p. ([Opinion] 12555.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12555
Freight. Summary of freight commodity statistics of class 1 steam railways
[having annual operating revenues above $1,000,000], quarter ended June 30,
1927 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] 4 p. oblong large 8" t
IC Iste. 26 ; 927/2
Freight rates. No. 17551, Swift & Company v. Georgia & Florida Railway et
al. ; decided July 18, 1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 407-410.
([Opinion] 12551.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12551
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Freight rates — Continued.
No. 19017, Inland Waterways Corporation v. Chicago Great Western
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 28, 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.] p. 521-536. ([Opinion] 12583.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12583
Fruit. Investigation and suspension docliet no. 2455, fruits and vegetables
between Pacific Coast States; decided June 13, 1927; report [and order] of
commissicm on oral argument. [1927.] 569-573+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12.590.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12590
No. 15084, Walter Hill et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Company ; decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commission on further hearing-.
11927.] p. 323-324. ([Opinion] 12534.) [From I. C .C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12534
Fuel for road locomotives in freight and passenger train service (charged to
operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for switch-
ing locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing 172
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, July. 1927
and 1926 [and] 7 months ended with July, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. 1 p. oblong large S" [Subject to revi-
sion;] t IC 1 ste.30 : 927/7
Fuel-oil. No. 17916, Curtiss Aeroplnne & Motor Company, IncoiTporated. v.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. ; [decided June 29, 1927; report and
order of commission]. 1927. [1] +174-1764- [1] p. ([Opinion] 12498.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1249S
No. 38337, Barnsdall Refineries, Incorporated, et ul. v. Chicago, Rock
Island «& Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided July 18, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 443-445. ( [Opinion] 12561.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 129.] * P.) per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12561
Gcorffia Railroad. Valuation docket no. 312, Georgia Railroad (lessee organiza-
tion) and Georgia Rail Road & Banking Comi)any ; [decided May 6, 1927;
report of commission]. 1927. [2] +551-606 p. il. (B-553.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 12.5.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : B-553
Grain. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2813, grain and grain products
from Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraslca to Gulf ports for export ; decided July
6. 1927: [report and order of commission]. [1927.] 261-265+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 12517.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12517
Granite. N<i. 1S09S. Montello Granite Compnny v. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie Railway Company et .il. ; decided July 18. 1927: report of commis-
.sion. [1927.] p. 427-429. ([Opinion] 12556.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12556
Gm/jc.v. No. 18727, John Fena v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Com-
panv et al. : decided Julv 9, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 311-312.
([Opinion] 32530.) 1 From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12530
Great Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 6251, construction and abandon-
ment of lines by Great Northern Railway ; decided Aug. 3, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.1 p. 79-82. ([Finance decision] 2907.) [From I. C. C.
reports. V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2907
Gre<it We.<itern Railiraji. Valuation docket no. 665, Great Western Railway
Company; [decided June 15, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]+674-
699 p. (B-558.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-558
Gulf and Sabine River Railroad. Finance docket no. 6373, abandonment of
portion of line by Gulf & Sabine River Railroad Company ; decided Aug. 10.
1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 99-101. ( [Finance decision] 2915.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, .5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2915
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Gulf, Mobile and Xoi'theni Railioad. Valuatiou ducket no. 8(3G, Gulf, Mobile
and Northern Railroad Company; [decided June 10, 1927; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [2]-!- 765-820 p. il. ([B-J5G2.) [From I. C. C. report.s, v. 125.]
* Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : B-562
Horses. No. 996G, Hudson Mule Company et al. f. Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company, director general, as agent, et al. ; decided July 11, 1927 ;
report oi commi.ssi(m on further consideration. [1927.] p. 365-371.
([Opinion] 12544.) [Fi'om I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12544
Insecticides. No. 18519, General Sprayer Company v. Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic Railway Company et al. ; [decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [1] +318-320 p. ([Opinion] 12532.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12532
Iron. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2859, import iron and steel
articles from Texas Gulf ports to interstate destinations ; [decided July 11.
1927 ; report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+350-360+ii p. ( [Opinion]
12541.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12541
Iron ores. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2875, ground iron ore from
points in Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, and East St. Louis, 111., to points
in Texas ; decided Aug. 11, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
557-561+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12587.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12587
Johnsonhurg Railroad. Finance docket no. 6259, abandonment of portion of
line by Johnsonburg R. R. Co. ; decided Aug. 12, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 141-144. ([Finance decision] 2923.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] -Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2923
Kanauha Central Eailiraii. Finance docket no. 5379, deficit status of Kanawha
Central Railway; decided Jnlv 18, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] i>.
7-8. ([Finance decision] 2892.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2S92
Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway. Finance docket no. 6407, note of Kansas,
Oklahoma & Gulf Railway ; decided July 28. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 89-90. ([Finance decision] 2911.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2911
Kinder and Northwestern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6387, abandonment of
line by Kinder & Northwestern Railroad Company ; decided Aug. 5, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 87-88. ( [Finance decision] 2910.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la ; F-2910
Lead. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2881, scrap lead and zinc from
Pittsburgh, Pa., group to trunk line and New England territories; decided
Julv 30. 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 541-545+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12585.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la ; 12585
No. 16274, Oklahoma Traffic Association et al. v. St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company ; decided July 26, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 461-466+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12566.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12.566
Limestone Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6339, acquisition of proi^er-
ties of Limestone Telephone Company by Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Companv of W. Va.; [decided July 11, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +766-768 p. ([Finance decision] 2888.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la ; F-2888
Long Island Railroad. Finance docket no. 32, equipment trust of Long Island
Railroad; approved Aug. 5, 1927; supplemental order. [3927.] p. 77-78.
( [Finance decision] 2906.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la ; F-2906
Finance docket no. 6391, Long Island R. R. equipment trust, series I :
decided July 19, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 47-50. ([Finance
decision] 2898.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-289S
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iMtnher. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2876, combination rule on
lumber and forest products between southern territory and interstate points ;
[decided Aus:. 12, 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+564-
568+ [1] p." ([Opinion] 12589.) [Reixirt from I. C. O. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. ' IC 1.6/la : 12589
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2901, transit arrangement on
lumber at points on Wabash Railway ; [decided July 29, 1927 ; report and
order of commission]. 1927. [1] +518-520+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12582.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 12582
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2930, restriction in routing lum-
ber and forest products from Mississippi Valley points to St. Louis, Mo., via
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway; decided Aug. 9, 1927; report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 561-563+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12588.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12588
No. 17077, Bufflein Lumber & Manufacturing Company et al. v. Oregon-
Washington Railroad & Navigation Company et al. ; [decided June 21, 1927 ;
report and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +336-340+11 p. ([Opinion]
12539.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12539
No. 17343, Mobile Chamber of Commerce «& Business League et al. v.
Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola Railway Company et al. ; decided
July 18, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 419-423+ii p.
([Opinion] 12554.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12554
No. 17552. Milne Lumber Company v. New York Central Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided July 25, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 457-
458. ([Opinion] 12564.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12564
No. 17658, Dawkins Lumber Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company et al. : decided July 18, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] '415-418+ii p. ([Opinion] 12553.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12553
No. 17851, West Coast Lumbermen's Association v. Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway Company et al. ; decided July 12, 1927 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1927.] 363-364+ii p. ([Opinion] 12543.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12543
No. 18832, Aycock-Holley Lumber Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company: [decided July 9, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +306-308 p. ([Opinion] 12528.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12528
Manufacturers RaUxcay {St. Louis). Valuation docket no. 639, Manufacturers
Railway Company (St. Louis) ; decided July 8, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 23-41. (B-65S [568].) [From I. C. C. reijorts, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. . IC 1.6/la : B-568
Marianna and Blountstoion. Railroad. Finance docket no. 6254, operation of
line by Marianna & Blountstown Railroad Company ; decided July 20, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 743-745. ([Finance decision] 2881.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2881
Meridian and Memphis Railivay. Valuation docket no. 709. Meridian and Mem-
phis Railwav Company ; [decided June 24, 1927 ; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +746-764 p. (B-561.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-561
Meridian Independent Teleplvone Company. Finance docket no. 6374, purchase
of prop)erties of Meridian Independent Telephone Company by Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph Company ; decided July 28. 1927 : report of
commission. [1927.] p. 85-86. ([Finance decision] 2909.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2909
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Mineral Range Railroad. Finance docket no. 6193, abandonment of line by
Mineral Range Railroad Company and Hancock & Caiumet Railroad Com-
pany; [decided Aug. 5, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +72-74 p.
([Finance decision] 2904.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2904
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 6413, Minneapolis &
St. Louis receiver's certificates [W. H. Bremner, receiver ; decided July 28,
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +74^76 p. ([Finance decision]
2905.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2905
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway. Finance docket no. 6399,
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie equipment trust, series N; [decided
July 27, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +64-67 p. ([Finance de-
cision] 2901.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2901
Misrouting. No. 18128, South Alabama Grocery Company v. Central of Georgia
Railway Company et al. ; decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 327-329. ([Opinion] 12536.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12536
No. 18633, Pine & Cypress Manufacturing Company v. Washington &
Lincolnton Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 9, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 321-322. ([Opinion] 12533.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12533
No. 18763, Enochs Lumber «& Manufacturing Company v. Illinois Central
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 20, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 505-506. ([Opinion] 12576.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12576
Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad. Valuation docket no. 511, Missouri and
North Arkansas Railroad Company ; [decided June 10, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [2] +639-673 p. il. (B-557.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-557
Missouri Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 2887, deficit status of Missouri
Southern Railroad; decided Aug. 10, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
101-102. ([Finance decision] 2916.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2916
Muriatic acid. No. 15867, E. E. Bruce & Company et al. v. Chicago & North
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided July 18, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 435-441. ( [Opinion] 12559.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12559
New York Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 6366, acquisition of control
by New York Central Railroad ; decided July 28, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 83-84. ([Finance decision] 2908.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2908
Finance docket no. 6436, stock of New York Central Railroad ; [decided
Aug. 9, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +96-98 p. ([Finance de-
cision] 2914.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2914
New York, Lackawanna and Westej'ti Railway. Finance docket no. 2443, New
York, Lackawanna & Western stock and bonds ; [finance docket no. 5055,
bonds of Morris & Essex Railroad ; decided July 21, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [l]+34-47 p. ([Finance decision] 2897.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC L6/la : F-2897
Newburgh and South Shore Railioay. Valuation docket no. 203, Newburgh and
South Shore Railway Company : decided Julv 8, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 857-878. (B-565.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-565
Ohio and Kentucky Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6403, securities of Ohio &
Kentucky Railway; decided Aug. 10, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 121-124. ([Finance decision] 2921.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2921
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Oil-well machinert/. No. 18612, Sinclair Oil & Gas Company v. MoDlie & Ohio
Railroad Company: decided July C, 1927: repox't of commission. [1927.] p.
281-282. ([Opinion] 12520.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, oc.
IC 1.6/ la : 12520
Paper. No. 15199, Washington Publishers" Association et al. i*. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company et al. : [decided July 11. 1927: report of commission
on further hearing]. 1927. [1] +360-362 p. ([Opinion] 12542.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12542
No. 18313, Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Company v. Richmond, Fred-
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad Company et al. ; [decided July 20, 1927 ;
reiwrt and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +502-504+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12575.) [Report from I. C. C reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12575
Paper-mill plugs. No. 17972, Bahr Brothers Manufacturing Company v. Cleve-
land. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company ; decided July 8,
1927 : report [and order] of commis.sion. [1927.] 289-290+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12522.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12522
Pears. No. 18289, Jackson TralEc Bureau v. Illinois Central Railroad Company
et al. ; decided July 20. 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 497-498.
([Opinion] 12573.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12573
Pecos Valley Southern Railway. Finance docket no. 6319, control of Pecos
Valley Southern Railway by Texas & Pacific Railway ; decided July 6, 1927 :
report of commission. [1927.] p. 749-752. ([Finance decision] 2884.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2884
Pere Marquette Railway. Finance docket no. 6362. Pere Marquette equip-
ment trust, series A: [decided Aug. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +114-117 p. ([Finance decision] 2919.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2919
Petroleum. No. 18335, White Eagle Oil & Refining Company et al. v. Chicago,
Burlington & (^uiucy Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 23, 1927 : report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 467-471+ii p. ([Opinion] 12567.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12567
Pipe. No. 1S368, National Tube Company v. director general, as agent, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, et al. ; decided July 20, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 515-517. ([Opinion] 125S1.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12581
Pittsbury, Shawviut and Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6372, securities
of receiver of Pittsburg. Shawmut & Northern Railroad [John D. Dickson,
receiver: decided July 7, 1927: report of commission]. 1927. [1] +746-748
p. ([Finance decision] 2883.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2S8;:5
Port Huron and Detroit Railroad. Valuation docket no. 801, Port Huron &
Detroit Railroad Company: decided June 24. 1927; report of commission.
11927.1 p. 839-856. (B-564.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 12.5.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-564
Port Huron i^outhern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 870, Port Huron Southern
Railroad Company: [decided Jinie 24. 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[11+728-745 p. (B-560.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-560
Potatoes. Investigation and su.spensiou docket no. 2895. potatoes from Kansas
City. Mo.-Kans., to Coffey ville. Kans. ; [decided July 25, 1927 ; report and
order of commission]. 1927. [1] +458-460+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12565.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Pai>er, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12565
Quanah, Acme and Pacific Railiray. Finance docket no. 6388. stock of Quanah.
Acme & Pacific Railway ; decided Julv 27. 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.1 p. 67-68. ([Finance decision] " 2902. ) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2902
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Railroad accident. ■i. Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, May,
1927 [and 5 mouths ending: with May, 1927: prepared in] Bureau of Statis-
tics. Mav, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC Iste. 31 : 927/5
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 14 switching and terminal companies] June, 1927 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. oblong large S" t IC Iste. 25 : 927/G
Railroads. Freight and passenger sei-vice operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service sta-
tistics representing 171 railways and from 146 reports of passenger serviefe
statistics representing 166 railways (switching and terminal companies not
included), July, 1927 and 1926 [and 7 months ended with July, 1927 and
1926; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. July. 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8°
[Subject to revision.] t IC Iste. 21 : 927/7
Oi^erating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
183 steam railwaj'S, including 15 switching and terminal companies. July.
1927 and 1926 [and] 7 months ended with July, 1927 and 1926; [prepared iii]
Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC Iste. 19 : 927/7
Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam roads, selected
items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, July, 1927
and 1926 [and] 7 months ended with July. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC Iste. 20 : 927/7
Operating statistics of large steam roads, selected items for July, 1927,
compared with July, 1926, for roads with annual operating revenues al)ove
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC Iste. 22 : 927/7
Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 152 reports representing 172
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, June, 1927
and 1926 [and] 6 months ended with June, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. June, 1927. 1 p, oblong large 8" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC Iste. 24 : 927/6
Reader Railroad. Finance docket no. 5791, proposed construction of line and
extension by Reader Railroad ; decided July 21, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 51-60. ([Finance decision] 2899.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2899
Refrigeration. No. 18329, Chas. S. Simpson Company et al. v. Grand Trunk
Western Railway Company et al. : [decided July IS, 1927 : report of com-
mission]. [1] +430-432 p. ([Opinion] 12557.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12557
Rods. No. 18901, Columbus Bolt Works Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided July 20, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
512-514 p. ([Opinion] 12580.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12.580
Roofing. No. 12635, Cooperative Oil & Paint Company et al, v. director
general as agent, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided July
5, 1927; report of commission on reconsideration. [1927.] p. 213-214.
([Opinion] 12504.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la ; 12504
Rosin. No. 16957, Procter & Gamble Company v. Alabama »&; Vicksburg Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided July 8, 1927 ; report of commission on further
consideration. [1927.] p. 385-386. ([Opinion] 12547.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12547
St. Louis and O'Fallon Railway. Valuation docket no. 638, St. Louis and
O'Fallon Railway Company ; decided June 18, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 821-838. (B-563.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-563
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St. Louis, Kennett and Southeastern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6244, acqui-
sition of control of St. Louis, Kennett & Southeastern Railroad by St. Louis-
San Francisco Railway ; decided Aug. 10, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 105-113. ([Finance decision] 2918.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2918
St. Paul Union Depot Company. Valuation docket no. 861, St. Paul Union Depot
Company; decided July 8, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 1-22.
(B-567.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-567
San Diego and Arizona Railway. Finance docket no. 6416, notes of San Diego &
Arizona Railway; decided Aug. 5, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
91-92. ([Finance decision] 2912.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2912
Seaboard Air Line Railway. Finance docket no. 6378, Seaboard Air Line equip-
ment trust, series AA ; decided July 13, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 19-22. ([Finance decision] 2894.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2894
Shavings. No. 17138, Virginia Cellulose Company, Incorporated, v. Norfolk &
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided July 8, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 297-300. ([Opinion] 12525.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12525
Sheep. No. 18768, Calkins. Augsbury & Mikan v. Michigan Central Railroad
Company; decided July 18, 1927; reix)rt of commission. [1927.] p. 475-476.
([Opinion] 12569.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12569
Soap. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2748, soap and soap powder be-
tween points in western trunk line and Illinois classification territory ;
[decided July 18, 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+392-
402+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12549.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12549
Southern Pacific Company. Finance docket no. 6389, Southei-n Pacific equip-
ment trust, series J; decided July 18, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 23-26. ([Finance decision] 2895.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2895
Soy-beans. No. 18287, Binding-Stephens Seed Company et al. v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided July 8, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 291-293+ii p. ([Opinion] 12523.)
[Report from I. C. C. reiwrts, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12523
Stone. No. 17892, North American Cement Corporation v. Western Maryland
Railway Co. et al.; [decided June 29, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[l]-f 90-93 p. ([Opinion] 12487.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12487
Smtching. No. 17432, Marion M. Carnes v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Aug. 2, 1927; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 341-349+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12540.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12540
Switching charges. No. 18561, Mitchell Chamber of Commerce v. Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Railway Company et al. ; decided July 19, 1927 ; report
[and order] ot commission. [1927.] 451-456+[l] p. ([Opinion] 12563.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12563
Texas and New Orleans Railroad. Finance docket no. 6302, abandonment of
branch line by Texas & New Orleans Railroad ; decided July 11. 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 1-3. ([Finance decision] 2890.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2890
Time. No. 10122, standard time zone investigation ; decided July 1, 1927 ; 14th
supplemental report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 209-212+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12503.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12503
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Tomatoes. No. 16414, Coulbourn Fruit Company et al. v. Baltimore & Oliio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided July 18, 1927 ; report of commission ou
further hearing. [1927.] p. 441-442. ([Opinion] 12560.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12560
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
no. 13418 (sub-no. 34-2), in matter of automatic train stop device of Genera)
Railway Signal Company on portions of Cleveland and Buffalo divisions and
of Erie division of New York Central Railroad ; decided July 26, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 483-489. ([Opinion] 12571.) [From I. C. C
reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la :12571
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 36), in matter of automatic train-stop device of
General Railway Signal Company on Albany division of Boston & Albany
Railroad (New York Central Railroad Company, lessee) ; [decided July 27
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +490-496 p. ([Opinion] 12572.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12572
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 36-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of General Railway Signal Company on Boston division of Boston & Albany
Railroad (New York Central Railroad Company, lessee) ; decided July 30.
1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 537-540. ( [Opinion] 12584.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12584
Trans-Florida Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 4106, acquisition by Trans-
Florida Central Railroad; approved July 7, 1927; amendatory order. 1927.
p. 745. ([Finance decision] 2882.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2882
Union. Terminal Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valuation
docket no. 971, Union Terminal Railway Company ; brief in support of tenta-
tive valuation. 1927. cover-title, ii+92 p. $ IC 1 val.8 : Un 3/4
Waco, Beaumont, Trinity/ and SaMne Railway. Finance docket no. 3197, con-
struction of line by Waco, Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Ry. ; decided July 12,
1927: [report of commission]. [1927.] p. 76^809. ([Finance decision]
2889.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 124.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2889
Wall paper. No. 17612, Aipex Company et al. v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railroad
Company et al. ; decided July 7, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 283-
288. ([Opinion] 12521.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12521
Watermelons. No. 18231, A. T. Pearce v. Georgia Northern Railway Company
et al. ; decided July 1, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 253-254.
([Opinion] 12515.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12515
Watertoicn and Sioux Falls Railway. Valuation docket no. 943, Watertown and
Sioux Falls Railway Company; [decided May 20, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [2] -f 701-727 p. il. (B-559.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 125.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : B-559
West Pittston-Exeter Railroad. Finance docket no. 6364, stock of "West Pittston-
Exeter Railroad ; decided Aug. 10, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 103-
104. ( [Finance decision] 2917.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2917
Weste7-n Maryland Railway. Finance docket no. 6396, bonds of Western Mary-
land Railway ; decided July 27, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 69-71.
([Finance decision] 2903.) [From I. C. C. reports, v, 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2903
Wi<^hita Falls and Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6395, acquisition of
control by Wichita Falls & Southern Railroad ; decided Aug. 10, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 117-120. ( [Finance decision] 2920.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2920
Wire. No. 18304, Sinclair Pii)e Line Company v. Great Northern Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided July 1, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 251-252.
([Opinion] 12514.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12514
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Wood shipinno blocks. No. 18941, Simmous Company i\ Western Pacific Rail-
road Company et al. : decided July 20, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 511-512. ([Opinion] 1257&.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
Wyomhuj and Missouri River Railway. Finance docket no. 5203, abandonment
of Wvoming & Missouri River Railway: decided Aug. 10. 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 145-155. ([Finance decision] 2924.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2924
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Aticater, William C, d Co., Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. D-125,
William C. Atwater and Company, Inc., v. United States ; defendant's excep-
tions to report of commissioner. [1927.] p. 85-95. t J 1.13 : At 94/5
Austin, J. D. No., 427, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, J. D. Austin v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 9tli circuit and motion and affidavit in forma pauperis ; brief for United
States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+6 p. J J 1.13 : Au 76
Barnett, Jacksmi. In district court, southern district of New York, [no.]
E 31-91. Jackson Barnett. a mental incompetent, by Elmer S. Bailey, his
prochein ami. r. Equitable Trust Company of New York and American Baptist
Home Mission Soc-ietv : [opinion of court]. [1927.] 23 p. large 8° +
J 1.13 : B 264/4
Earth, Jolui, Company. No. 3885, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit,
United States r. John Barth Company and United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company : reply brief of plaintiff in error. 1927. cover-title,
iii+37 p. large 8° $ J 1.13 :B 282
Batjcr d Co. No. 476, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Alfred Leeb and
Louis Nova, copartners doing business under firm name and style of Batjer &
Company, v. United States, on petition for writl of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, i + 12 p. J J 1.13 : B 321/3
Berkeness, Ole. No. 175, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States v.
Ole Berkeness, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit :
brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii+36 p. ? J 1.13 : B 455/9
Bethlehem- Steel Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-454, Bethlehem Steel
Companv r. United States ; defendant's counterclaim. [1927.] p. 35-39. t
J 1.13 : B 465/25
Blair. Frank P. No. 419, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. Frank P. Blair v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief
for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+9 p. t J 1.13 : B575
Braffet. Mark P. Hubert Work, as Secretary of Interior, v. [Robert I. Braffet,
administrator of] Mark P. Braffet. no. 4528 [on appeal from Court of Appeals
of District of Columbia; transcript of r-ecord]. [1927.] p. 17-24. t
J 1.13 : B 73/2
Chicayo, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. No. 362, in Supreme Court, Oct
term. 1927, Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United
States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+6 p. t J 1.13 : C 43/119
Chicago. Milivaukee and St. Paul Railway. No. 363, in Supreme Court, Oct.
term. 1927. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief for United
States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+6 p. $ J 1.13 : C 43/120
Cimarron River Oil Company. No. — , in Supreme Court. Oct. term. 1927.
United States v. Cimarron River Oil Company et al. ; petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit. 1927. cover-title,
i+8 p. t J 1.13 :C 49/8
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Cimarron River Oil Company — Continued.
United States circuit court of appeals, 8tli circuit. United States vs.
Cimarron River Oil Company et al., no. 7166; [transcript of record]. [1927.]
p. 1365-75. t J 1.13 : C 49/7
Clapp, R. C. No. 435, in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927. R. C. Clapp v. United
States, on petition for \\-rit of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for Sth
circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title. i+S p. ±
J 1.13 : C 537
Conn. C. G.. Limited. In Court of Claims, no. E-218, C. G. Conn. Ltd.. v.
United States ; defendant's brief . [1927.] p. 25-34. t J 1.13 : C 762/8
Cortez Oil Company. In Court of Claims, [no.] F-396, Cortez Oil Company v.
United States ; defendant's statement of case, defendant's request for findings
of fact, statutes, brief. [1927.] p. 53-92. $ J 1.13 : C 818
Daily Pantograph, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-8S. Daily Panto
graph. Inc., v. United States : defendant's motion to dismiss petition [and
brief on motion to dismiss]. [1927.] p. 31-35. t J 1.13 : D 143
Dyer, Elmer C. Xo. 460, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927. Elmer C. Dyer et al.
V. George A. Stauffer, as marshal [for northern district of Ohio], et al., on
petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit : brief
for respondents in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+5 p. t J 1.13 : D 988
Elliott. James I. No. 4552, in Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Jan.
term. 1927, James I. Elliott v. Frank White, Treasurer of United States;
brief for appellee. 1927. cover-title, 3 p. J. J 1.13: El 58
Fain, W. L., Grain Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-269. W. L. Fain Grain
Company v. United States ; defendant's amended answer and counterclaim.
[1927.] p. 19-23. t J 1.13 :F 149
Galveston, Uarrishurg and San Antonio Railroad. In Court of Claims, no.
A-227, Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad Company v. United
States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1927.] p.
35-36. t J 1.13 :G 139/8
Gates, Dellora R. No. 376. in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John J. Mitchell.
Augustine L. Humes, and Illinois Merchants Trust Company, as executors of
Dellora R. Gates, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
Court of Claims ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, i-f-11 p. ±
J 1.13 : G 223/5
Goon Bon June. No. 448. in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Goon Bon June v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 1st circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title,
ii+13 p. t J 1.13 : G 643
Green^Moore d Co., Incorporated. No. 441, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
Green-Moore & Co., Inc., J. E. Lowe and Crawford Doyle [manager and
foreman of corporation] r. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit : brief for United States in opposition.
1927. cover-title, i+6 p. J J 1.13 : G 824
Hamilton Manufacturing Company. No. 3927, in circuit court of appeals for 7th
circuit. Oct. teiin. 1926. A. H. Wilkinson, collector of internal revenue [for
district of Wisconsin], v. Hamilton Manufacturing Company; brief on behalf
of plaintitf in error. 1927. cover-title, 1+28 p. large 8° t J 1.13 : H 18/4
Harris RuMer Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-533. Simon D. Harris. Mark
Harris, and Louis H. HuitIs. trading as Harris Rubber Companv. r. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 28-38. J J 1.13 :H 244/9
Hayes, W. X. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States v.
W. N. Hayes et al. ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of ap-
peals for 8th circuit, and brief in support thereof. 1927. cover-title,
ii+21 p. ? J 1.13 : H 329
United States circuit court of appeals, 8th circuit, no. 7119, United States
vs. W. N. Hayes et al. ; [transcript of record]. [1927.] p. 628-659. t
J 1.13 : H 329/2
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Hee, Charley. No. 446, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Charley Hee, alias
Dong Bow Hee, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 1st circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927.
cover-title, i +14 p. t J 1.13 :H 36
Home Insurance Company. In New York Supreme Court, appellate division,
1st department. Home Insurance Company v. T. A. Gillespie Loading Com-
pany ; brief of Attorney General of United States and United States attorney
for southern district of New York as amici curise. [1927.] 8 p. 4° $
J 1.13 : H 752/2
Houston and Texas Central Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. A-234. Houston
& Texas Central Railroad Company v. United States ; defendant's request
for finding of fact and brief. [1927.] p. 23-24. t J 1.13 : H 818/14
Howard, Kate M. No. 265, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Carrie Howard
Steedman and Eugenia Howard Edmunds [executors of Kate M. Howard] v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief
for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+9 p. ? j 1.13 : H 834/2
Janes, Arthur R., Syndicate. No. 3910, in circuit court of appeals for 7th cir-
cuit, Oct. term, 1926, Arthur R. Jones Syndicate v. commissioner of internal
revenue, on petition for review of order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief on
behalf of respondent. 1927. cover-title, ii+22 p. large 8° $ J 1.13 : J 71/2
Kay, Maurice. No. 444, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Maurice Kay and
Benjamin Kay v. Edgar C. Snyder, United States marshal in and for District
of Columbia, and Needham C. Turnage, United States commissioner for Dis-
trict of Columbia, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia ; brief for respondents in opposition. 1927. cover-title,
i+5p. t J 1.13 :K 18
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Charts
Ancud, Gulf of. Plans in Golfo de Ancud, Chile, from Chilean Government
charts to 1922 ; chart 5521. AVashington, HydrogTaphic Office, Aug. 1927.
27.5 X 16.8 in. f 20c. N 6.18 : .5521
Calbuco, Puerto de, and approaches.
Lagartija, Paso.
La Vega, Caleta, Isla de Calbuco.
Qulgua, Paso.
Andaman Islands, Bay of Bengal, Asia, Port Blair to Little Andaman Island,
including Duncan Passage, from survey by Indian Marine in 1887 and 1888;
with inset, Port Mouat, from surveys by Indian Marine in 1880 and 1888;
chart 3734. Natural scale 1:96,536 at lat. 11° 15'. Washington. Hydro-
graphic Office, July, 1927. 39.1X26.1 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3734
Arafura Sea, eastern part of Banda Sea, and northwestern portion of New
Guinea, Eastern Archipelago, sheet 2. frum Netherlands Government and
British surveys; chart 3003. Natural scale 1:1,609,576 at lat. 6°. Washing-
ton, Hydrographic Office, published May, 1924. 2d edition, Aug. 1927. 37.7 X
25.7 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3003
Argentina, Mar Chiquita to Mar del Sud, from Argentine Government survey in
1915 ; with inset. Mar Chiquita Lagoon, from Argentine Government survev in
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graphic Office, published Apr. 1918, 3d edition. Aug. 1927. 36 X 24.7 in. t 46c.
N 6.18 : 3905
Armuelles. Port. Puerto Armuelies, south coast of Panama. Central America,
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Corporation in 1926; chart 5263. Scale 500 yds.=6.7 in., natural scale
1:2,700. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Aug. 1927. 26.7X20.7 in. t 20c.
N 6.18 : 5263
Australia. East coast of Australia, Port Stephens to Port Jackson, from British
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bor Authorities, 1920 ; chart 3446. Natural scale 1 : 143,565 at lat. 33° 20'.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Sept. 1914. 4th edition, Aug. 1927.
38.8 X 29.2 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 3446
Azof, Sea of. Ports in Sea of Azov. Black Sea, Russia, from Russian surveys to
1885; chart 4215. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Aug. 1927. 25.6X18.7 in.
t 20. N 6.18 : 4215
Berdyanski Road.
Genicheski Road.
Barrington Passage, Nova Scotia, Canada, from Canadian survey in 1926 : chart
5517. Scale naut. m.=6 in., natural scale 1 : 12,224. Washington, Hydro-
graphic Office, Aug. 1927. 29.2X29.3 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 5517
Borneo. Anchorages between Borneo and New Guinea, Eastern Archipelago ;
chart 3077. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1913, 5th edi-
tion, Aug. 1927. 18.6X26.5 in. f 20c. N 6.18:. 3077
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Borneo — Continued.
Awa Anchorage (Teluti Bay), Ceram I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1894.
Bara Bay, Bum I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1852.
Bula Bay, Ceram I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1923.
Gunong Sudi Anchorage, Ceram I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1849.
Inner Harbor, Kayeli Bay.
Kaibobo Road, Ceram I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1865.
Kayeli Bay. island of Burn, from British survey in 1842, Namlea Road from Nether-
lands (iovt. survey in 1917,
Kisalaut Bay, Ceram I., from Netherlands Govt, survey, 1853.
Nalahia Bay. Nusa Laut, from Nethcrland.s Govt, survey, 1880.
Saparua Bay, Saparua I., from Netherlands Government survey in 1843.
Tehoru Anch., Ceram I., from Netherlands Govt, sui-rey, 1880.
Uki Road, Burn I., from Neth. Govt, survey in ISTl.
TVai Pelau Anchorage (Labuan Kora Kora), Bum I., from Netherlands Government
survey iu 1889.
Cheduha Strait and Ramree Harbor, Arakan coast, Burma, Bay of Bengal,
from survey by Indian Marine in 1SS4 ; chart 3709. Natural scale 1 : 145,423
at lat. 18° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Aug. 1927. 26.1X35.5 in.
1 40c. N 6.18 : 3709
Daiquiri Bay, south coast of Cuba, W. I., orisinal survey by Spanish-American
Iron Co. ; chart 1816. Scale 100 ft.=l in., natural scale 1 : 1.200. Washington,
Hydroiiraphic Office, published Oct. 1899, 17th edition, Aug. 1927. 17.8X19.9
in. t 20c. N 6.18 : 1816
Huron. Lake. Lake Huron, Canada, St. Clair River to Goderich, from latest
United States and Canadian govei-nment surveys : chart 2672. Scale stat.
m.=0.7 in., natural scale 1 : 95.094. Washington. Hydrographic Office, pub-
lished July, 1913. 2d edition, Aug. 1927. 39.2X26.3 in. toOc. N 6.18: 2672
Ice. Ice supplement to Hydrographic bulletin ; issue 231. Scale 1° long.=0.3
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office [1927]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany
Hydrographic bulletin 1983, Sept. 7, 1927.] f N 6.3/2 : 231
— — ■ Same; issue 232. Scale 1° Iong.=0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1927]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 1984,
Sept. 14, 1927. Discontinued with this issue until dangerous ice conditiens
make it again necessary.] t N 6.3/2: 232
Key Harbor and approaches, Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, Ontario, Canada, from
Canadian survey in 1907 and 1908; chart 2632, Scale naut. m.=3.5 in.,
natural scale 1 : 21, 192. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published May,
1913, 3d edition, Aug. 1927. 16.7X22.6 in. f 20c. N 6.18: 2632
Laut Strait, Borneo, southeast coast, from Netherlands Government chart of
1924 : with inset, Channel east of Suwaugi, from Netherlands Govt, chart of
1924 ; chart 3092. Scale naut, m.=0.7 in., natural scale 1 : 100,000. Wash-
ington, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 1927. 26.5X20.4 in. f 20c. N 6.18:3092
Mayu Rivei\ Arakan coast, Burma, Bay of Bengal, from survey by Royal
Indian Marine in 1903 and 1904; chart 3706. Scale naut. m.=1.8 in., natural
scale 1:41,786. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Aug. 1927. 38.9X26.1 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 3706
Messina Harbor, Sicily, east coast, Mediterranean Sea, from Italian Govern-
ment chart of 1922: chart 4050. Scale 1,200 yds. =8.7 in., natural scale
1 : 5,000. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1924, 2d edition,
Sept. 1927. 3L7X28.4 in. 1 40c. N 6,18: 4050
Mocha Island. Chile, from Chilean survey in 1892 and 1893, with additions to
1923 ; chart 1509. Scale naut. m,=2 in., natural scale 1 : 35,846. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published June. 1895, 9th edition, Aug. 1927. 30.7X22.3
in. t 30c. N 6.18 : 1509
yeicfonndland, northern part, and adjacent coast of Labrador, from latest
British and French surveys ; chart 2440a. Natural scale 1 : 627,467 at lat.
50°. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Feb. 1924. 2d edition, Sept.
1927. 29.1X38.2 in. f 40c. N 6.18 :2440a
Ogi Island. Harbors in Dogo, Oki Retto, Honshu, northwest coast, Japan, from
Japanese surveys in 1920 ; chart 5336. Washington. Hydrographic Office,
Aug. 1927. 20.3X27.7 in. f 30c N 6.18: 5336
Fukuura Wan.
Saigo Ko and Kamo Ko.
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Panama. North coast of Panama, Central America, Colon to Nombre de Dios,
from purveys by U. S. S. Hannibal in 1913 and 1914, U. S. S. Leonidas in
1914, and U. S. S. Atlanta in 1903; chart 5258. Natural scale 1:48,161 at
lat. 9° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published May, 1919, 7th
edition, Aug. 1927. 31.3X47 in. t 6Uc. N 6.18: 5258
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters, Oct. 1927 ; chart 3500.
Scale 1" long.=0.7 in. Wa.shiugtou, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 1.5. 1927.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] t 10c. N 6.24 : 927/10
Note. — Contains on reverse : Distribution of weather forecasts, information, and
warnings by radio in Gulf of Mexico, Carib!)ean Sea, and adjacent waters of north
Atlantic Ocean, Circular 14, radio (2d edition, revised) ; [prepared in] Forecast
Division, Weather Bureau.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Nov. 1927; chart 2603. Scale V long. =0.2
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 15, 1927. 22.6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] 1 10c.
N 6.17 : 927/11
Note. — Contains on reverse : Fog at sea ; by Willis Edwin Hurd.
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean. Oct. 1927; chart 1400. Scale 1°
loug.=0.27 in. Washington. Hydrographic Office. Sept. 15, 1927. 23.2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furni.shed by the Weather
Bureau.] t 10c.
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Note. — Contains on reverse : Current chart of north Atlantic Ocean, October, cover-
ing track of low-powered steamers between Straits of Florida and English Channel.
.Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean. Nov. 1927 ; chart 1401. Scale 1°
long. =0.2 in. Washington. Hydrographic Office, Sept. 15. 1927. 23.7X35.3
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] f 10c. N 6.16: 927/11
Note. — Contains on reverse : Fog at sea ; by Willis Edwin Hurd.
Placentia, Xeicfotnvdlaud. Placentia and Ship harbors and adjacent anchor-
ages, Placentia Bay. Newfoundland, south coast, from Briti.sh surveys in
1860 and 1874: chart 2376. Scale naut. m.=3 in., natural .scale 1:24.329.
Washington. Hydrographic Office, published Jan. 1907, 3d edition, Aug. 1927.
32.6X26.4 in. f 40c. N 6.18: 2376
Port Sicettenham (Kwala Klang), Federated Malay States. Malakka Strait,
from British survey in 1908; chart 3743. Scale 2,000 yds.=9.6 in., natural
scale 1 : 7,512. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Sept. 1916. 2d
edition, Aug. 1927. 26.3X39.2 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3743
St. Mary Bay, Nova Scotia, northwest coast, Canada from British surveys in
1855 : chart 2135. Natural scale 1 : 72.902. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published June 1904, 12th edition, Aug. 1927. 33.2X41.7 in. t 60c.
N 6.18 : 2135
Scotland, east coast. Banff to Dunbeath Harbor, from latest British surveys
[with insets] : chart 4467. Natural scale 1: 145.655 at lat. 58°. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published May. 1917, 6th edition. Aug. 1927. 24.8X37
in. t 40c. N 6.18: 4467
Dunbeath Harbor, from British survey in 1840.
Helmsdale Harbor, from British sketch survey in 1921.
Port Knockie. from plan supplied by Fishery Board of Scotland.
Taiwan. West coast of Taiwan (Formosa) and Pescadores Channel (Hoko
Suido), Japan, from latest Japanese surveys with additions from British
surveys in 1855 and 1867 ; with inset. Ampin Hakuchi. from Japanese Gov-
ernment chart of 1925; chart 3203. Natural scale 1:146,090 at lat. 23° 20'.
Washington. Hydrographic Office, published May, 1916, 4th edition, July, 1927.
38.8X25.8 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3203
Tapeteuea or Drummond's Island, Kingsmill Group, by U. S. Ex. Ex., 1841,
natural scale 1 : 145.703 : Peacock's Anchorage at Drummond's Island. Kings-
mill Group, by U. S. Ex. Ex., 1841. scale naut. m.=3 in., natural sicale
1:24.321; chart 120. Washington. Hylrographic Office, published May, 1878,
13th edition, Aug. 1927. 24.2X16 in. t 20c. N 6.18: 120
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Weser River, Germany, North Sea, Holie Weg Light to Bremen, from latest
German surveys [with insets] ; chart 4905. Natural scale 1 : 49,446» at lat.
53° 30'. Washington. Hydrographic Office, published July, 1915, 9th edition,
July, 1927. 38.9X25.9 in. t 40c. N 6.18: 4905
Bremen.
Bremerhaven and Wesermunde (Geestemundo).
RECRUITING BUREAU
[Poster] 296. [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York. Aug. 24, 1927.]
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SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
commanding officers, and commandants 301; Sept. 1, 1927. [1927.] p.
10110-153 +leaves 10153a-h, 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of
changes in Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922.] $ N 20.7/1: 301
PAN AMERICAN UNION
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countries outside the Pan American Union. Beginning with .Tan. 1925, the Pan American
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They are not published in English. The subscription price is 50c. for 12 issues of each
series ; single copies of any series, 5c. Address the Pan American Union, Washington.
D. C.
Archaeology. Summary of archaeological work in the Americas in 1925, pub-
lished by Pan American Union in compliance with resolution of 5th Interna-
tional Conference of American States for Preservation of Archaeological Re-
mains. [1927.] [1]+15+[1] p. (American archaeology no. 1.) t Paper, 5c.
AR 1.20 : e 1
Contents. — Foreword ; by L. S. Rowe. — 1, Progress of archaeological field work in
North America north of Mexico during 1925 ; by A. V. Kidder. — 2, Progress of South
American archaeology in 1925 ; by Marshall H. Saville. — 3, Summary of archseological
investigations in Middle America, 1925 ; by Sylvanus G. Morloy.
Bulletin {English edition). Bulletin of Pan American Union, Sept. 1927 ; [v. 61,
no. 9]. [1927.] iv+849-952 p. il. [Monthly. For price, see note above
under center head.]
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Same. (H. doc. 593, pt. 9, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
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price, see note above under center head.]
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price, see note above under center head.]
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Ford industrial schools. Escuelas de la industria Ford. [1927.] ii+8+[l] p.
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de la Union Panamericana, Septiembre, 1927.] t Pai)er, 5c. ; subscription price
for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.14 : s 30
International American Conference. 6th International Conference of American
States, Habana. Cuba, Jan. 16, 1928, special handbook for use of delegates.
1927. iii-f 118 p. t
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Poultry. Razas de galliuas ponedoras y su criaiiza ; [por M. A. Jul!]. L1927.]
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Union Panamericaua, Septiembre, 1927.] t Paper, 5c.; sub^^cription price for
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YenezueJa [foreign trade of Venezuela for 1925] latest reports from Venezuelan
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PANAMA CANAL
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sion of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Panama Canal record, v. 21. no. 5-8; Sept. 7-28, 1927. Balboa Heights, C. Z.
[1927]. p. 55-108. [Weekly.]
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be sent should be plainly written. Postage stamps, foreign money, and defaced or
smooth coins will not be accepted.
Vehicle and traffic laws and regulations in force in Canal Zone, Aug. 15, 1921,
amended June 15, 1927. Panama Canal Press, Mount Hope, C^. Z., [July 19]
1927. 46 p. 24° % W 79.2 : V 53/927
MARINE DIVISION
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Boston, Mass. Scheme of separation for Boston postal district ; corrected to
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Postal laws. Amendments [Inserts 145-224] to Postal laws and regulations [of
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FOREIGN MAILS DIVISION
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TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION
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delivery maps of counties in which rural delivery is completely established. They are
published in two forms, one giving simply the rural free delivery routes, starting from a
single given post office, and sold at 75 cents each ; the other, the rural free delivery routes
in an entire county, sold at 50 cents each. A uniform scale of 1 inch to 1 mile is used.
Editions are not issued, but blue line print copies are produced in response to special calls
addressed to the Disbursing Clerk, Post Office Department, Washington, D. C. These maps
should not be confused with the post route maps, for which see Monthly catalogue for
February, 1927, page 639.
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
Address of President Coolidge dedicating Lincoln Memorial Library at South
Dakota State College, Brookings, S. Dak., Sept. 10, 1927. 1927. [2] +6 p. t
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Alaska^ Executive order, agricultural experiment station, Alaska [setting aside
land in Alaska for use of Bureau of Biological Survey, Department of Agri-
culture, to be used in connection with its experiment station]. Sept. 12. 1927.
1 p. f° (No. 4719.) t Pr 30.5 : Al 12/57
Executive order, Alaska [temporarily withdrawing tracts of land in
Alaska from settlement, etc., for classification, subject to right of way of
Glacier highway]. Aug. 29, 1927. 1 p. f " (No. 4710.) t Pr 30.5 : Al 12/55
Army Supply Base, Hampton Roads. Executive order [authorizing that lands
at Norfolk supply base of Army at Hampton Roads, Va.. which are no longer
needed for military purposes, be placed under control of Secretary of Navy for
use of Navy Department for coal storage and other naval purposes]. Cor-
rected copy. Sept. 12, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4716.) [This Executive order cor-
rects Executive order 4671 of June 20, 1927, and changes boundaries of lands
named therein.] % Pr 30.5 : N 229/3
Birds. Amendments of migratory bird treaty act regulations, proclamation
[further amending regulations proclaimed July 31, 1918]. [Sept. 6, 1927.]
3 p. r ( [No. 1812.] ) t Pr 30.7 : B 352/9
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Colorado. Executive order, Colorado [revoking Executive order of Feb. 6. 1924.
which withdrew certain public lands in Colorado from settlement, etc.. pend-
ing resurvey, and authorizing tliat said lands be opened only to entry under
homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War with Ger-
many for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be open to
general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. Aug. 13, 1927.
IV.t- (No. 4707.) t Pr 30.5 : C 719/22
Commerce Depatiment. Executive order [authorizing Julius Klein, director of
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, to perform duties of Secretary
of Commerce during absence of Secretary of Commerce and assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce]. Sept. 6, 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4714.) % Pr 30.5 : C 736/2
Customs Service. Executive order [creating Lancaster, Minn., which is now
customs .station, port of entry in customs collection district no. 34 (Dakota),
witli headquarters at Pembina. N. Dak., effective 30 days from date of this
order]. Sept. 22, 1927. 1 p. f^ (No. 4723.) t Pr 30.5 : N Sll/3
Executive order [revoking Executive order of Nov. 10, 1925. which made
Coos County, N. H., part of customs collection district no. 1 (Maine and New
Hampshire), with headquarters at Portland, Me., and making Coos County
part of customs collection district no. 2 (Vermont), with headquarters at St.
Albans, Vt.. effective 30 days from date of this order]. Aug. 19, 1927. 1 p. t"
( No. 4709. ) t Pr 30.5 : V 592/2
Fire prevention week. National fire prevention week, 1927, proclamation [des-
ignating week of Oct. ^15, 1927, as National fire prevention week]. Sept. 20,
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 1814.) 7 Pr 30.7 : F 514/5
Foreign service. Executive order [promulgating rules of precedence to be ob-
served as between (1) ambassadors, ministers, and officers of foreign service,
^2» officers of Army, (3) officers of Navy and Marine Corps, and (4) foreign
commerce officers]. [Aug. 10, 1927.] [2] p. f° ([No. 4705.]) %
Pr 30.5 : P 911
Eaicaii. Executive order [setting aside tract of land on island of Hawaii for
military purposes, said land being designated as Upolu Airplane Landing
Field]. Sept. 12, 1927. 1 p. f^^ (No. 4718.) t Pr 30.5 : H 31/23
National forests. Executive order. San Bernardino National Forest, Calif, [ex-
cluding land from San Bernardino National Forest and restoring same to
public domain subject to disposition under acts of Jan. 12, 1891, and Mar. 1,
1907]. Aug. 15, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4708.) $ Pr30.5:Sa54
Executive order, Sitgreaves National Forest. Ariz, [modifying bounda-
ries of Sitgreaves National Forest by excluding therefrom lands in Arizona,
and reserving land so excluded for townsite pui-poses under sees. 2382-86,
Revised statutes]. Sept. 16, 1927. 1 p. f " (No. 4722.) $ Pr 30.5: Si 86
Executive order, Tongass National Forest, Alaska [excluding tracts of
land in Alaska in and surrounding native villages of Angoon, Hoonah,
Hydaburg, Kake, Kasaan, Klawak, and Yakutat, from Tongass National For-
est, and reserving said lands, subject to valid existing rights, to be disposed
of for to^^^lsite purposes]. [Aug. 30, 1927.] [2] p. f ([No. 4712.]) J
Pr 30.5 : Al 12/56
Natural Bridge National Forest, Va., 3d proclamation. Sept. 12, 1927. 1
p. map, f° (No. 1813.) f Pr 30.7 : N 219/2
Sequoia National Forest, Calif., 6th proclamation. Aug. 19, 1927. 1 p.
map, f° (No. 1811.) t Pr30.7:Se64
N&io Mexico. Executive order, New Mexico [withdrawing certain public lands
in New Mexico from settlement, etc., pending resurvey of said townships].
Sept. 8, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4715.) $ Pr 30.5 : N 42m/23
Panama Canal. Executive order [authorizing governor of The Panama Canal
to increase above limit of .$960 per annum pay of not to exceed 100 alien em-
ployees in positions they occupy under The Panama Canal and Panama Rail-
road Company, effective on and after date of this order]. Sept. 14, 1927.
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Panama Canal — Coutiuued.
Executive order [establishing regulations to govern granting of leaves of
absence to judge of district court of Canal Zone, district attorney of Canal
Zone, and marshal of Canal Zone]. Aug. 29, 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4711.) t
Pr 30.5 : P 191/19
Reeves, Mrs. Maysie L. Executive order [authorizing reinstatement of Mrs.
Maysie Lawrence Reeves as operative in Bureau of Engraving and Printing].
Sept. 12, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4717.) t Pr 30.5 :R 259
Tullis, Mrs. Helen M. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Mrs. Helen
M. Tullis to clerkship in post office at Denver, Colo.]. Aug. 31, 1927. 1 p. f"
( No. 4713. ) } Pr 30.5 : T 826
War Department. Executive order [amending civil service rules relating to
War Department so as to make positions of all cable engineers, cable electri-
cians, cable foremen, and cable seamen receiving not more than $1260 per
annum subject to competitive examination]. Sept. 12, 1927. 1 p. f" (No.
4720. ) t Pr 30.5 : C 499/42
Wyoming. Executive order, Wyoming [revoking Executive order of Apr. 19,
1926, which withdrew certain public lands in Wyoming from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War with
Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be open
to general public under any public laud law applicable thereto]. Aug. 13.
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4706.) t Pr 30.5 : W 994/25
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC PARKS OF NATIONAL
CAPITAL OFFICE
Note. — On Feb. 26, 1925. under provisions of the act approved on that date, the Office
of Public Buildings and Grounds and the Office of State, War, and Navy Department
Buildings were consolidated into a single office to be known as the Office of Public
Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital.
District of Columbia. Manual for United States park police. 1927. v-|-78 p.
24" t PB 1.6 : P 21/1/927
Park regulations, 1927. 1927. v + 16 p. 24" | PB 1.6 : P 21/2/927
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Paper. In Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, no. — , Andrew W. Mellon, director
general of railroads, as agent, v. World Publishing Company; no. — , [same]
V. Tulsa Paper Company; no. — , [same] v. Democrat Printing Company:
petition for writ of certiorari and brief in support thereof. 1927. cover-
title, ii+51 p. ± Y 3.R 13/2 : 8 W 893/4
United States circuit court of appeals, 8th circuit, no. 7593, Andrew W.
Mellon, agent, vs. World Publishing Company; [transcript of record]. [1927.]
p. 319-330. t Y 3.R 13/2 : 8 W 893/3
United States circuit court of appeals. 8th circuit, no. 7594, Andrew W.
Mellon, agent, vs. Tulsa Paper Company; [transcript of record]. [1927.]
p. 319-330. t Y 3.R 13/2 : 8 T 829/3
United States circuit court of appeals. 8th circuit, no. 7595, Andrew W.
Mellon, agent, vs. Democrat Printing Company; [transcript of record].
[1927.] p. 314-325. t Y 3.R 13/2 : 8 D 396/2
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SHIPPING BOARD
Commerce. Report on volume of water borne foreign commerce of United
States by ports of origin and destination, tiscal year 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Research. 1927. 2 pts. in 1, xxiii + [l]+325 p. map. oblong large
S" (Division of Statistics report 660.) * Paper. $1.25.
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Contents. — Pt. 1, Commerce of United States ports with foreign ports. — Pt. 2, Com-
merce of foreign ports with United States ports.
DeJan-are County, Pa. Nos. 276 and 277. in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927,
county of Delaware. Pa., v. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Lnow Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation] ; school district of Tinicum
Township, Pa., v. [same], in error to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit;
motion bv defendant in error to dismiss and brief in support thereof. 1927.
cover-title, i +6 p. | SB 1.13 :D 376
Shipping. Farmer and Shipping Board ; by William S. Hill, commissioner.
[1927.] [2] +8 p. il, 24" t
L. C, card 27-26955 SB 1.2 : F 22
SHIPPING BOARD MERCHANT FLEET CORPORATION
.¥€>/r7iff»f F7eeMiPM-s, V. 1. no. 4: Sept. 1927. [1927.] 12 p. il. 4° [Monthly.] t
SB 2.16 : 1/4
Ships. Schedule of sailings, passenger, mail, and freight vessels operated for
Shipping Board between United States and foreign ports, Sept. 1-Oct. 15,
1927 : issued by Traffic Department. 1927. vi+26 p. il. [Monthly.] i-
L. C. card 23-26331 SB 2.14 : 927/9
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Aluminium sulpJiate. Effect of aluminum sulphate on rhododendrons and other
acid-soil plants; by Frederick V. Coville. 1927. [11+369-382 p. 13 p. of pi.
(Publication 2897.) [From Report, 1926.] f SI 1.1/a : Al 82
Barro Colorado Island Biological Station [with bibliography] ; bv Alfred O.
Gross. 1927. [1] +327-342 p. 9 p. of por. and pi. (Publication 2893.) [From
Report. 1926.] t SI 1.1 /a : B 278
Bateson, William. William Bateson; by T. H. Morgan. 1927. [1] +521-532 p.
(Publication 2909.) [From Report. 1926,] f SI 1.1/a : B 319
Beaver.^. How beavers build their houses; by Yernon Bailev, 1927. [1] +
357-360 p. 6 p. of pi. (Publication 2895.) [From Report, 1926.] t
SI 1.1 a : B 386/3
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Bows and) arrows. Omaha bow and arrow makers ; by Francis La Flesche.
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ARIVIY AND NAVY JOINT BOARD
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coordination. [1927.] 4 p. 4° [Issued in loose-leaf form for insertion in
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[Text on p. 2 of cover.] t
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NORTHEBN AND NOETHWESTEBN LAKES SURVEY
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Session sesa.
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Thirtytwomo 32»
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No. 394 OCTOBER 1927
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
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Corn. Determination of quality in sweet corn seed by means of optical meas-
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Utilization of grain in kafir and cane silage by dairy cows ; by R. B. Becker
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Journal of agricultural research. Editorial policy regarding Journal of agricul-
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Contents." — No. 3. Inheritance of smooth seeds in cotton [with list of .literature
cited] ; by Thomas H. Kearney and George -J. Harrison. — Production of certain en-
zymes by Bacterium pruni [with list of literature cited] ; by S. L. Jodidi. — Inheritance
of winter hardiness and growth habit in crosses of marquis with minhardi and mln-
turki wheats [with list of literature cited] : by H. K. Hayes and O. S. Aamodt. — De-
ferred short time test as measure of performance of dairy cows [with list of literature
cited] ; by W. L. Gaines. — Protection afforded skin against sunburn by textile fibers;
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Journal of agricultural research — Continued.
ents of corn pollen [with list of literature cited] ; by Carl G. Vinson. — Utilization of
grain in kaflr and cane silage by dairy cows ; by R. B. Becker and Willis D. Gallup. —
Relation between vitamin B content of feed eaten and of milk produced [with list of
literature cited] ; by S. I. Bechdel and Hannah E. Honeywell. — No. 4. Nuclear phe-
nomena associated with heterothallism and homothallism in ascomycete Neurospora
[with list of literature cited] ; by B. O. Dodge.— Two most common "decays of cotton
bolls in Southwestern States [^vith list of literature cited] ; by Michael Shapovalov. —
Study of lead arsenate and lime spray mixtures [with list of literature cited] ; by P. A.
Van der Meulen and E. R. Van Leeuwen. — Pine tip moth in Nebraska National Forest ;
by Samuel A. Graham and Lynn G. Baumhofcr. — Effect of hydrogen-ion concentration
on absorption of phosphorus and potassium by wheat seedlings [with list of literature
cited] ; by Jehiel Davidson. — Notes on life history of bud moth, Spilonota ocellana
D. & S. ; by S. W. Frost. — Relation of maturity to nutritive value of 1st. 2d, and 3d
cuttings of irrigated alfalfa [with list of literature cited] : by .Jerry Sotola.
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distributed free only to libraries of agricultural colleges and experiment stations, to
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Soy-ieans. Selection for quality of oil in soy beans [Avith list of literature
cited] ; by L. J. Cole, E. W. Liudstrom, and C. M. Woodworth. 1927. cover-
title, p. 75-95, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 1, July
1,1927.] t A 1.23/a : So 96/14
Vitamins. Relation between vitamin B content of feed eaten and of milk pro-
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well. 1927. [2] +283-288 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35,
no. 3, Aug. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : V 831/4
AGRICULTURAL ECONOISIICS BUREAU
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40c.
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Farms. Factors that make for success in farming in the South ; [by C. L.
Goodrich]. [Sept. 1920, reprint with slight changes Sept. 1927.] ii+30 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1121.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-649 A 1.9 : 1121/2
Farm real estate situation, 1926-27 [with list of literature cited] ; by
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* Paper, 10c.
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1920, revised Apr. 1924, reprint] 1927. 36 p. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1164.) * Paper, 5c.
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Henry IMarcus & Son, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
4th circuit; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, iv-|-58 p. |
A 30.2 : M 33
Swine. Factors affecting price of hogs [with list of literature cited] ; by
G. C. Haas and IMordecai Ezekiel. Nov. 1926, [reprint] 1927. cover-title, 68
p. il. (AgTiculture Dept. Department bulletin 1440.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1729 A 1.3 : 1440/1-2
Tractors. Shall I buy a tractor [for corn-belt farm? by L. A. Reynoldson
and H. R. Tolley]. [1922, reprint 1927.] ii-flO p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1299.) [Prepared in cooperation with Public Roads Bureau
and Animal Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-323 A 1.9 : 1299/1-2
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COOPERATIVE MARKETING DIVISION
Milk. Some economic aspects of marketing of milk and cream in New England
[with Selected bibliography on marketing fluid milk] ; by William A. Schoen-
feld. Oct. 1927. 74p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 16.) * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 27-637 ^ 1-4/2 : 16
ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Duck raising; [by Alfred R. Lee and Sheppard Haynes]. [Dec. 1915, revised
Sept. 1927.] [1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 697.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-407 A 1.9 : 697/5
Goose raising; [by Alfred R. Lee]. [Jan. 1921, revised Apr. 1922, reprint 1927.]
23 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 767.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-787 A 1.9 : 767/4-5
Hog-cholera serum. Comparative values of types of anti-hog-cholera serum;
by D. I. Skidmore. Oct. 1927. 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 11.)
* Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-648 A 1.4/2 : 11
Mohair. Studies of occurrence and elimination of kemp fibers in mohair
fleeces [with list of literature cited] ; by J. I. Hardy. Oct. 1927. 16 p. il,
(Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 35.) * Paper, 5e.
L. C. card Agr 27-642 ' A 1.36 : 35
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, Sept. 1927;
[no.] 245. Oct. 1927. p. 71-77. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c.
a yr. ; foreign subscription. 40c.
L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13: 245
Texas or tick fever; by John R. Mohler. Mar. 21. 1914, revised May, 1926
[reprint 1927]. 20p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 569.) * PaiXH-,
5c
L. C. card Agr 23-250 A 1.9 : 569/.3-2
Whorled milkiceed. Mexican whorled milkweed (Asclepias niexicana) as poi-
sonous plant [with li.^t of literature cited] ; by C. Dwight Marsh and A. B.
Clawson. Oct. 6. 1921 [reprint 1927]. 16 p. il. 2 p. of pi. (Agriculture
Dept. Bulletin 969. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-1017 A 1.3 : 969/1-2
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Beaver habits and experiments in beaver culture [with list of literature cited] ;
by A'ernon Bailey. Oct. 1927. cover-title, 40 p. il. 14 p. of pi. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 21.) [This bulletin supersedes Department bulletin
1078, Beaver habits, beaver control, and possibilities in beaver farming.]
* Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 27-650 A 1.36 : 21
Birds. Food of some well-known birds of forest, farm, and garden ; [by F. E. L.
Beal and W. L. McAtee]. [Sept. 1912, revised Aug. 1922, reprint 1927.] 34
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 506.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-255 A 1.9 : 506/3-5
Fur laws for season 1927-28; [by Frank G. Ashbrook, Frank L. Earnshaw,
and Frank G. Grimes]. [Oct. 1927.] ii+28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1552. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 16-245 A 1.9 : 1552
Guinea-pigs. Raising guinea pigs; [by David E. Lantz]. [Mar. 23, 1913, 2d
revision Oct. 1921, reprint 1927.] 12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 525.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-149 A 1.9 : 525 '4-3
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, [no.] 68:
Migratory-bird treaty-act regulations and text of Federal laws relating to
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L. C. card Agr 16-608 A 5.6 : 68
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CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU
Note. — The new Bureau of Chemistry and Soils will be charged with the responsi-
bility for all the research work of the Department of Agriculture on chemistry and
soils. The following existing units in the Department will be included in the new
bureau : All of the present Bureau of Soils ; all of the present Bureau of Chemistry,
except those units having to do with the enforcement of the food and drugs act, tea act,
naval stores act, and collaboration with other Departments ; and the soil-fertility and soil-
bacteriology units of the Bureau of Plant Industry.
For publications prepared by the Chemistry Bureau and Soils Bureau previous to
their ccusulidation as Chemistry and Soils Bureau, see below, and p. 211, respectively.
Hydrogen-ion concentration. Effect of hydrogen-ion concentration on absorp-
tion of phosphorus and potassium by wheat seedlings [with list of literature
cited] ; by Jehiel Davidson. 1927. [2] +335-346 p. [From Journal of Agri-
cultural research, v. 35, no. 4, Aug. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/73
Raisins. Tests of methods for commercial standardization of raisins [with list
of literature cited] ; by E. M. Chace and C. G. Church. Oct. 1927. 24 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 1.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-765 A 1.36 : 1
CHEMISTRY BUREAU
NoTE.-^See also, above. Chemistry and Soils Bureau.
Service nnnouncements. Service and regulatory announcements, May, 1914 ;
[no.] 5. June 23, 1914 [reprint 1927]. p. 307-314. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 14-194 A 7.6/1 : 5/1-2
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK OFFICE
Extension program. Review of 5 years of fact organization and State and
regional program making in "Western States, and report of 1927 Extension
Conference [held at Reno, Nev., July 11-14, 1927; by] W. A. Lloyd. Sept.
1927. 19 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication S.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-644 A 1.38 : 8
DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU
Butter. Making and storing farm butter for winter use; [by AVilliam White].
[1927.] [l]+6p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 9.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-647 A 1.35 : 9
Cows. Feeding dairy cows in summer; [by J. R. Dawson]. [1927.] [l]+6 p.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 7.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-767 A 1.35 : 7
Milk. Comparison of temperature and bacter.al count of milk and foam dur-
ing certain stages of pasteurization process ; by H. A. Whittaker. R. W. Archi-
bald. C. S. Leete, and L. F. Miller. Sept. 1927. 12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 18.) [Prepared in cooperation with Minnesota Department
of Health and University of Minnesota.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-638 A 1.36 : 18
ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU
Bees. Beekeeping in buckwheat region; [by E. F. Phillips and George S. De-
muth]. [Jan. 1922, reprint 1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1216.) [Includes list of Agriculture Department publications of
interest to commercial beekeepers of buckwheat region.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-369 A 1.9 ; 1216/1-4
■ Bees ; [by E. F. Phillips]. [May 23*, 1911, revised Oct. 1924, reprint 1927.]
ii+38 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 447.) * Paper, 5c.
A 1.9 ; 447/4-3
• • Swarm control; [by Geo. S. Demuth]. [June, 1921, reprint with changes
1927.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1198.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-874 A 1.9 : 1198/1-3
How to order publications — See Information following Contents
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Carbcn disulphid. Apparatus for rapid vaporization of carbon disulpliide ;
[by] C. A. Weigel, H. D. Yotins. aud R. L. Swenson. Nov. 1, 1927. 8 p. il.
(A^^i'itiilture Dept. Circular 7.) [Prepared in cooi)eration with Chemistry
and Soils Bureau.] * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-654 A 1.4 2 : 7
Citrus insects of .Japan [with list nf Iterature citetl] : by Curtis P. Clausen.
Oct. 1927. 16p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Techncal bulletin 15.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-651 A 1 86 : 15
Cockroaches: [by] C. L. Marlatt. [Mar. 27. 1915, revised Dec. 1917. reprint]
1927. 15 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 658.) * Paper, .5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-76 A 1.9 : 658/3-6
Corn eanrorm as enemy of vetch: [by Philip Luginbill and A. H. Beyer].
[.Tune. 1921, reprint 1927.] 20 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers" bulletin
1206. ) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-710 A 1 9 : 1206/1-3
Eurnpean corn-horer. European corn borer, its present status and methods of
control: [by D. J. Cafifrey and L. H. Worthley]. [Oct. 1927.] ii+48 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' btilletin 1548.) [This bulletin .supersedes
Partners' bulletin 1294. European corn borer and its control.] * Paper. 10c.
(incorrectly given in publication as 20c.).
L. C. card Agr 27-641 A 1.9 : 1548
Status of imported parasites of European com borer ; by D. W. Jones
and D. J. Cafifrey. Oct. 1927. 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 14.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-646 A 1.4/2 : 14
Honey. Color standards for grades of comb honey [with illustrations]. A.
Hoeu & Co. [Baltimore. Md., 1927]. 12X19.1 in. [Prepared in cooperation
with Agricultural Economics Bureau.] * 15c. A 9.9 :H 75
^yiren•onns destructive to cereal and forage crops : by J. A. Hyslop. Apr. 29,
1916 [reprint 1927]. 11 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 725.)
* Paper. 5e.
L. C. card Agr 16-519 A 1.9: 725^1-5
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE
Experiment station record. Exi)eriment station record, v. 57. no. 4; Sept. 1927.
1927. cover-title, x +301-400 p. * Parser. 10c. single copy, 75c. per vol. (2
vols, a yr. ) : foi-eign subscription. .$1.25 per vol.
L. C. card Agr 9-S32 A 10.6 : 57/4
Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports .and publications on acriculrural
science vrhlch have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States.
Extra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued. 3 to each" volume. These are
made up alnwist exclusivoly of abstracts, that is. they contain no editorial notes and
only a limited number of current notes.
Same, v. 57. no. 5: Oct. 1927. 1927. cover-title, ix+401-500 p.
A 10.6 : 57/5
Same. v. 57. no. 6 : Oct. 1927. abstract number. 1927. cover-title. s+
501-600 p. il. A 10.6 : 57/6
Food for cattle. Methods in feedhig exi>eriments : by Georse Haines. [1927.]
4 p. [From Report on agricultural experiment stations. 1926.] t
A 10.1/2 a : F 32/2
Home economics. Development of home economics research at agricultural
exiieriment stations under Purnell act : by Sybil L. Smith. [1927.] p. 89-96.
[From Report on agricultural experiment stations. 1926.] t
A10.1/2a:H752/2
FEDERAL HORTICULTURAL, BOARD
Plants and plant products, entry of which into United States is restricted or
prohibited. July 1. 1927. 8 p. [From Service and regulatory announce-
ments, no. 91 (Apr .-June, 1927).] t " A35.9/a:P694
HoTT to order publications — See information foIIOTving Contents
208 October, 1927
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, [no.] 89 sup-
plement : Annual letter of Information no. 39, Pests collected from imported
plants and plant products, Jan. ]-Dec. 31, 1926. Sept. 1927. 58 p. t
L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 35.9 : 89/supp.
FOOD, DRUG, AND INSECTICIDE ADMINISTRATION
Note. — The regulatory work involved in the enforcement of the Federal food and drugs
act, tlie tea inspection act, the naval stores act. the impure milk act, and the caustic
Poisons act have been placed in this new administrative unit.
Food. Notices of judgment under food and drugs act 15001-50. Oct. 1927. 22 p.
* Paper, 5c. A 46.0 : 15001-50
Note. — Notices of judgment under food and drugs act 1-122 were issued by the
Pood and Drug Inspection Board ; nos. 123-2785 were issued from the Secretary's Office
of the Agriculture Department ; nos. 2786-15000 have been published by the Chemistry
Bureau in the Service and regulatory announcements of that bureau and supplements
thereto.
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, food and drug
no. 1 : Regulations for enforcement of Federal food and drugs act (9th
revision). Oct. 1927. 19 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-476 A 4a.5/2 : 1
Note. — These regulations are identical with those of the 8th revision, issued Aug. 7,
1922, except for the substitution of the words. Food, Drug, and Insecticide Adminis-
tration, for the words. Bureau of Chemistry, wherever they appear.
Same, food and drug no. 3 : Certification of coal-tar food colors. Oct.
1927. 10 p. * Paper, 5c. A 46.5/2 : 3
FOREST SERVICE
Directory, Forest Service, Oct. 1927. 1927. ii+41 p. 16° [Semiannual.] $
L. C. card Agr 21-224 A 13.8/2 : 927/2
Forests and water in light of scientific investigations [with Bibliography on
relation of forests to water and climate, June 1. 1927] ; by Raphael Zon.
1927. cover-title, 106 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover. Reprinted, with revised
bibliography, 1927, from Appendix 5 of Final report of National Waterways
Commission, 1912, Senate document 469, 62d Congress, 2d session.] * Paper.
20c.
L. C. card Agr 27-655 A 13.2 : F 76/26
Shortleaf pine primer; [by Wilbur R. Mattoon]. Aug. 1927. [2] +42 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1534.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-635 A 1.9 : 1534
Maps
Bighorn National Foj-est, Wyo. [resources and recreation features, roads, trails,{
etc.]. 1927. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f", folded into 12" size
and so printed as to number 14-',- [1] p. t A 13.13 : B 48/927
Prescott National Forest, Ariz, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails,
etc.]. [1927.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4°, folded into narrow
8° size and so printed as to number 8 pages, t A 13.13 : P 92
HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU
Clothing. Children's romper.s ; [by Mary Aleen Davis]. [Oct. 1927.] 8 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 11.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-766 A 1.35 : 11
Cookery. Aunt Sammy's radio recipes [menus and recipes broadcast Oct. 1926-
Juue, 1927, during Housekeepers' chats]. [1927.] cover-title, 86 p. t
L. C. card Agr 27-155 ' A 42.2 : R 24/2
Pectin. Homemade apple and citrus pectin extracts and their use in jelly
making: [by] Minna C. Denton, Ruth Johnstin. and Fanny Walker Yeatman.
[Mar.] 1923, revised Aug. 1923 [reprint 1927]. 12 p. "(Agriculture Dept.
Department circular 254.) [Date of original issue incorrectly given on this
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School lunches; [by Caroline L. Hunt]. [Mar. 1916, revised May, 1924, reprint
1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 712.) * Paper, 5c.
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INFORMATION OFFICE
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INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE BOARD
Note. — See Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration, p. 20S.
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Alfalfa. Commercial varieties of alfalfa ; [by R. A. Oakley and H. L. West-
over]. [Feb. 1926. revised July, 1927.] [1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1467. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Observations on some alfalfa root trouliles; [by] J. L. Weimer. Aug.
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Apple growing east of Mississippi River; [by H. P. Gould]. [July, 1924, reprint
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J. B. Shepherd, Duncan Stuart, and R. R. Graves.. Sept. 1927. cover-title,
68 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 17.) [Prepared in coopera-
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Bacterium pruni. Production of certain enzymes by Bacterium pruni [with list
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of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 3. Aug. 1. 1927.] t A 1.23/a : B 139/8
Barherry eradication in wheat areas; [by F. E. Kempton and L. D. Hutton].
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Corn. Corn breeding in new exijeriments : [by Frederick D. Richey]. [1927.]
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Productiveness of corn as influenced by mosaic disease; by Hugo F.
Stoneberg. Aug. 1927. 19 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 10.)
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Cotton. Growth of fruiting parts in Gossypium cemuum, an Asiatic cotton ;
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research, V. 35, no. 2, July 15, 1927.] t A L23/a : C 829/43
Inheritance of smooth seeds in cotton [with list of literature cited] ; by
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Directory of field activities of Bureau of Plant Industry. Oct. 1927. ii+83 p.
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How to order pablioatlons — See information folloTvins Contents
210 October, 1927
Flax rust control througli immune strains possible: [by Arthur W. Henry].
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Jerusalem artichoke as crop plant [with bibliography] ; by D. N. Shoemaker.
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Mosaic disease. Factors affecting certain properties of mosaic virus [with list
of literature cited] ; Quantitative and ijurificatiou methods in virus studies
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11. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 1, July 1, 1927.] t
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Oranges. Bud selection in Valencia orange, progeny tests of limb variations
[with list of literature cited] : by A. D. Shamel, C. S. Pomeroy, and R. E.
Caryl. July, 1927. 38 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin 1483.)
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Potatoes. Freezing injury to potatoes [with list of literature cited] ; by R. C.
Wright and H. C. Diehl. Oct. 1927. 24 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Technical
bulletin 27. ) * Paper, 10c.
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Raspberry culture; [by George M. Darrow]. [Oct. 1917, revised June, 1925,
reprint 1927.] 11+38 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 887.)
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Roses for the home; [by F. L. Mulford]. [Sept. 16. 1916, revised Jan. 1921,
reprint with changes 1927.] 40 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
750.) [Apr. 1922, on p. 2, is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 5c.
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— — Vegetable seeds for home and market garden ; [by W. W. Tracy, sr., and
D. N. Shoemaker]. [Apr. 1924, revised July, 1927.] [1927.] il+17 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmei's' bulletin 1390.) * Paper, 5c.
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Smut control by disinfectants in growing favor; [by W. H. Tisdale]. [1927.]
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Soy-hea/n rotation increases rice yields greatly; [by Charles E. Chambliss].
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Stem rust in many varieties attacks grain; [by E. C. Stakman]. [1927.] 2 p.
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Straw'berry varieties in United States; [by George M. Darrow]. [Apr. 1919,
revised June, 1927.] [1927.] 11+30 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Fanners'
bulletin 1043.) * Paper, 5c.
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Tomatoes. Greenhouse tomatoes; [by James H. Beattie]. [Dec. 1924, reprint
1927.] ii+25 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1431.) * Paper,
5c.
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Tomatoes as truck crop; [by W. R. Beattie]. [June, 1923, reprint 1927.]
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Tree planting. Cooperative shelter-belt demonstrations on northern Great
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Note. — This pamphlet is sent out only in connection with the distribution of trees
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Wheat. Inheritance of winter hardiness and growth habit in crosses of mar-
quis with minhardi and minturki wheats [with list of literature cited] ; by
H. K. Hayes and O. S. Aamodt. 1927. [2] +223-236 p. [From Journal of
agricultural research, v. 35, no. 3, Aug. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/72
Wheat mosaic control through immune strains; [by PI. H. McKinney]. [1927.]
2 p. il. (Yearbook separate 959.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] *Paper, 5c.
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PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Arches. Analysis of concrete arches ; by W. P. Linton and C. D. Geisler. Aug.
1927. [l]+24 p. il. 4° [From Public roads, v. 8, nos. 4 and 5, June and
July, 1927.] *Paper, 10c. A22.6/a:Ar24
Drainage districts. Organization, financing, and administration of drainage
districts; [by H. S. Yohe]. [June, 1917, revised June, 1927.] [1927.] 39 p.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 815.) *Paper, 5c.
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Public roads, journal of highway research, v. 8, no. 7 ; Sept. 1927. 1927. cover-
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copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.50.
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Bureau was merged with the Chemistry Bureau, see p. 206.
Electric bridges. Use of electrolytic bridge for determining soluble salts ; [by]
R. O. E. Davis. July, 1927. 14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department cir-
cular 423.) *Paper, 5c.
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Genesee County, N. Y. Soil survey of Genesee County, N. Y. ; by H. G. Lewis,
E. F. Brookins, F. B. Howe, and D. F. Kinsman. 1927. iv +1595-1648 p. il.
4 p. of pi. map. [Prepared in cooperation with New York State College of
Agriculture, Cornell University. From Field operations, 1922.] *Paper, 25c.
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Climatologicul data for United States by sections, v. 14, no. 6; June, 1927.
[1927.] cover-title, [198] p. il. 2 p. of maps, 4° *Paper, 35c complete
monthly number, $4.00 a yr.
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the Washington Office. Issued principally for service use and exchange. Back num-
bers can not be supplied. The separate Climatological data are sold by the Superin-
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each section.
Cotton. Weekly cotton region bulletin, no. 26-29 [season of 1927] ; Oct. 4-25,
1927. New Orleans, La., Oct. 5-26, 1927. Each [2] p. il. large 4° [No. 29
is the last issue for season of 1927.] *Paper, 30c. per season (April-October).
A 29.39 : 927/26-29
Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. C, Sept.
1927. [Oct. 3, 1927.] [2] p. large 8° t A 29.30: 927/9
Monthly weather review. Monthly weather review, July, 1927 ; v. 55, no. 7.
[Oct. 6] 1927. cover-title, p. 293-348, il. 6 p. of maps, 4° [Text on p. 2 and
4 of cover.] *Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
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Monthly weather review — Continued.
Note. — The Monthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and
bibliography, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the month
in the United States, and on adjacent oceans, and (3) climatological tables dealing with
the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows: (a) results of
observational or research work in meteorology carried on in the United States or other
parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological papers and
books, and (c) notes.
Special articles. — International aerological soundings at Royal Center, Ind., May,
1926 : pt. 1, Introduction, by W. R. Gregg ; pt. 2, Instruments and technique, by S. P.
Fergusson ; fPt. 3. Results of ascensions, with list of literature cited, by L. T. Sam-
uels].— Monthly charts of frequency-resultant winds in United States fwith list of
literature cited'l ; by Eric R. Miller. — Dependence of coastal sea temperatures of Cape
Cod on weather ; by Frances Vandervoort Tripp. — Climatic regions of North .America
fwith list of literature cited] ; by W. Van Royen. — Ten years of evaporation in the
Southwest ; by Charles E. Linney. — Hourly rainfall probabilities at Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich. ; by C. L. Ray. — Tornadoes in Kansas, July 16, 1927 ; condensed from reports
furnished by P. Connor and B. R. Laskowski.
^ Same, Aug. 1927; v. 55, no. 8. [Oct. 27] 1927. cover-title, p. 349-385,
il. 4 p. of pi. 10 p. of maps, 4° A 29.6/1 : 55/8
Special articles. — Abnormal summers in United States [with list of literature
cited] ; by Alfred J. Henry. — Protection of strawberries from frost through artificial
heating ; by Albert W. Cook. — Some recent treasures of snow ; by Wilson A. Bentlcy. —
C. E. P. Brooks on effect of fluctuations of Gulf Stream on distribution of pressure ; by
A. J. Henry. — Improved water-flow pyrheliometer ; by W. M. Shulgin. — Analysis of pre-
cipitation of rain and snow at Mount Vernon, Iowa ; by Robert W. Hendricks.
Weather. Weekly weather and crop bulletin, Oct. 4-25, 1927 ; no. 40-43, 1927.
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The edition here catalogued is the one for Districts 1-3 issued from tlie fore-
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Note. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed
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1, North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic and Bast Gulf States,
District 3, Ohio Valley and Tennessee) ; New Orleans. La. (District 4. Southern Plains
and West Gulf States) ; Chicago, 111. (District 5, Region of Great Lakes, District 6,
Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. District 7, Northern and central Great
Plains) ; Denver, Colo. (District 8, Northern Rocky Mountain region. District 9, South-
ern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions) ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 10, Far
Western States).
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V. A. Mitchell Palmer [et al.] ; bill of complaint and answers. 1927. cover-
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CENSUS BUREAU
usiness. Survey of current business, Oct. 1927, no. 74; compiled by Bureau
of Census, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, [and] Bureau of
Standards. 1927. cover-title, 48 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Contains statistics
for Aug. 1927, and items covering September received up to Sept. 28, 1927,
the date given above, Oct. 1927, being the date of issue. Text on p. 2-A
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lathing. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Wearing apparel. 1927. 53 p.
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ytton. Cotton consumed, cotton on hand, active cotton spindles, and imports
and exports of cotton, Sept. 1927 and 1926, with statistics for 2 months
ending Sept. 30. Oct. 14, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This
publication is issued in postal card form.] t 0 3.21:927-28/2
— Report on cotton ginning, number of bales of cotton ginned from growth
of 1927 prior to Oct. 1, 1927, and comparative statistics to corresponding
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date in 1926 and 1925. Oct. 25, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report.
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jttonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manu-
factured, shipped out, on hand, and exported for 2 months ending Sept. 30,
1927 and 1926. Oct. 13, 1927. oblong 32° [Exports of cottonseed products
are for one month ending Aug. 31. Preliminary report. This publication
is issued in postal card form.] t 0 3.25:927-28/2
yod. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Miscellaneous food products, food
preparations not elsewhere classified, rice cleaning and polLshing, peanuts,
grading, roasting, cleaning, and shelling, vinegar and cider. 1927. 23 p.
* Paper, 5c.
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IS (illuminating). Census of manufactures, 1925: Gas and coke industries.
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Iron. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Iron and steel, blast furnaces, steel
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where classified, oast-iron pipe. 1927. 63 p. * Paper, 10c.
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Machinery. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Machinery, metal-working machin-
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machinery and parts, typewriters, foundry and machine-shop products. 1927.
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Metals. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Manufactures of nonferrous metals
and alloys (except precious metals), babbitt metal, white metal, type metal,
and solder, brass, bronze, and other nonferrous alloys, and manufactures of
these alloys and of copper not specifically classified, lead, bar, pipe, and
sheet, smelting and refining metals other than gold, silver or platinum not
from ore, aluminum manufactures. 1927. 23 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Tobacco. Leaf tobacco held by manufacturers and dealers, Oct. 1, 1927 and
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Wool. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Wool manufactures and allied indus-
tries, woolen goods, worsted goods, carpets and rugs, felt goods, wool-felt
hats, wool shoddy, wool pulling, wool scouring. 1927. 48 p. * Paper, 5c.
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COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
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Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin, Sept. 30, 1927; no. 148.. [1927.] 9 p.
[Monthly.] J
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Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot. Gulf Coast, Kiey West
to Rio Grande. Sept. 10, 1927. [l]-fl2 leaves. (Serial 401.) t
C 4.6/4 : 926/supp. 2
Publications. Catalogue of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey charts, coast
pilots, tide tables, current tables (Philippine Islands charts catalogued sepa-
rately). [Edition of] Oct. 1, 1927. 1927. 48 p. il. 4° (Serial 397.) t
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Tidal datum planes; by H. A. Marmer. 1927. vi+142 p. il. (Special publica-
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Cliarts
Atlantic Coast. United States, east coast, Charleston Light to Cape Canaveral,
surveys to 1925 and other sources; chart 1111. [Scale 1:450,000.] Wash-
ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sept. 1927. 42.7X31 in. [For offshore
navigation only.] t 75c. C 4.9 : 1111
Basilan Island. Anchorages, Basilan and Samales islands, P. I. ; chart 4540. -
Manila, P. I. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Aug. 1927. 32.2X32.9 in. f 50c. \
C 4.9 : 454'^
Amoyloi Anchorage, south coast of Basilan, P. I., surveyed in 1924.
Bojelebung and Kauluan channels, east coast of Basilan, P. I., surveyed 1924.
Port Holland, west coast of Basilan. P. I., from surveys to 1927.
Ton Sandungun Channel, Samales Group, P. I., from survey in 1923.
How to order publications— See information following Contents
October, 1927 215
Coos Bay, Oreg., surveys 1861-1924, surveys by U. S. Engineers to May, 1927;
chart 5984. Scale 1 : 20.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sept.
1927. 29.5X38.3 in. t 'J'5c. 0 4.9:5984
Coquille River entrance, Oreg., surveys to 1925, surveys by U. S. Engineers to
May, 1927, and other sources ; chart 5971. Scale 1 : 10,000. Washington,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sept. 1927. 19X33.2 in. t 25c. C 4.9: 5971
Inside route, Jupiter Inlet to Barnes Sound, Fla., from latest surveys and other
information ; chart 3260. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Oct. 1927. 34X22 in. [Map is in 3 sections.] 1 2.5c. 0 4.9:3260
Juan de Fuca Strait. Strait of Juan de Fuca, eastern part. Wash., surveys to
1926 and other sources ; chart 6382. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 32.2X43.9 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 63S2
Miami Harbor and approaches, Fla., surveys to 1919, surveys by U. S. Engineers
to 1925 and other sources ; chart 583. Scale 1 : 40.000. Washington, Coast
and Geodetic Survey, Sept. 1927. 38.2X25.6 in. t 50c. 0 4.9:583
Sanak Island. Harbors and anchorages, Sanak Island, Alaska, south coast,
surveys 1901 ; chart 8841. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct.
1927. 20.2X21.3 in. f 25c. 0 4.9:8841
Northeast Harbor, Sanak Island.
Peterson Bay, Sanak Island.
Sanak Harbor, Sanak Island.
Shelikof Strait and Afognak Island, Alaska, south coast, original surveys from
1897 to 1926 with additions from Russian surveys and other authorities ; with
inset, Uyak Bay; chart 8555, [Scale 1:210.000.] Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Sept. 1927. 31X41.7 in. f TSc. 0 4.9:8555
FISHERIES BUREAU
Cold storage Jioldings of fish, Sept. 15, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statis-
tical bulletin 759.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
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Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
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Oolombia. Trading under laws of Colombia, by Joaquin Servera ; [with Law
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'Commerce. Foreign commerce and navigation of United States, calendar year
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Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports from American
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Electrical equipment market in India; [compiled by Lawrence D. Batson].
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ment Division.) [Includes list of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau
publications pertinent to subject matter of this bulletin.] * Paper. 10c.
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Export duties of the world ; prepared by Florence K. loannou and Roberta P.
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Statistical abstract. Statistical abstract of United States, 1926. 1927. no.
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mark for sheets, pillow-cases, towels, and handkerchiefs ; brief for commis-
sioner of patents. 1927. cover-title, 4 p. J C 21.10 : D 361
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Ooodycar Tire and Ruhter Company. No. 2659, in circuit court of appeals for
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Robertson, commissioner of patents ; brief for commissioner of p-itents. 1927.
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1927, patent appeal no. 2042, in re Morris P. Holmes, pressure fluid motors ;
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1927, patent appeal no. 2002, in re Forest Ray Moulton, method of and appa-
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1927, patent appeal no. 2067, in re James R. Pierson, beverage mixers ; brief
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Richards, Brayton G. In Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Oct. term,
1927, patent appeal no. 1995, in re Brayton G. Richards, car mountings ; brief
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Willis, Olo C. In Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Oct. term, 1927,
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no. C-1140, p. 1-2. t Ju3.8:C813
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no. D-131, p. 1-2. t Ju 3.8 : C 897
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De Court. Julian De Court v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. E-159, p. 5-6. % Ju 3.8 : D 359
Dodge. Matilda R. Dodge and Howard B. Bloomer, as administrators with
will annexed of John F. Dodge, v. United States ; amended findings of fact
[conclusion of law, and opinion of court], decided Oct. 17, 1927. [1927.]
no. D-191, 16 p. % Ju 3.9/a : D 664
Dunbar <£• Sullivan Dredging Company v. United States ; report of commissioner,
[1927.] no. E-290, p. 53-58. t Ju 3.8 : D 911
Edgar Estates Corporation v. United States; agreed statement of facts. [1927.]
no. E-304, p. 9-12. % Ju 3.8 : Ed 34
Funsten, R. E., Company. R. E. Funsten Company v. United States; evidence
for defendant. [1927.] no. F-80, p. 39-61. % Ju 3.8 :F 965/2
Same; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.] [no.] F-80, p. 7-37. $
Ju 3.8 : F 965
Oray's Harbor Motorship Corporation v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff.
[1927.] no. B-12, p. 231-318. $ Ju 3.8 :G 795/3
Harumrd Manufacturing Company v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1927.] no. E-126, p. 13-14. $ Ju3.8:H264
Hess. Eli Hess v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.] no. F-287,
p. 7-34. % Ju 3.8 : H 463
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company v. United States ; report of commissioner.
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Inland Products Company v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1927.] "
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Jones. John A. Sizer, Thomas A. Jones, and Warren Oilman Jones, executors
of William A. Jones, v. United States; [evidence for claimant]. [1927.]
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Jute Industries, Ltd., v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1927.] no.
E-125, p. 17-20. % Ju 3.8 : J 986
Lamport Mfg. Supply Co., Inc., v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.]
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Lasher. Herbert Lasher v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
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plaintiff. [1927.] no. F-65, p. 9-38. % Ju 3.8 : M 666/3
Neio Departure Manufacturing Company v. United States ; report of commis-
sioner. [1927.] no. B-430, p. 43-46. t Ju3.8:N42d
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plaintiff. [1927.] no. C-1324, p. 65-266. t Ju 3.8 : N 42y/25
New Yo7-k Shipbuilding Company. New York Shipbuilding Company v. United
States; evidence for plaintiff and defendant. [1927.] no. E-201, p. 99-
623. t Ju 3.8 : N 423-V26
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Ju 3.8 : N 42y/24
Ordnance Engineering Corporation v. United States ; report of commissioner.
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Perlman Rimi Corporation v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. B^28, p. 43-46. % Ju 3.8 : P 422
Remy Electric Company r. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. B-427, p. 43-46. t Ju 3.8 : R 289/2
Rhode Island. State of Rhode Island v. United States ; report of commissioner.
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Roos. Sol Roos V. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.] no. D-873,
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Stauffer, Eshleman d Company, Ltd., v. United States; evidence [for plaintiff].
[1927.] no. H-24, p. 9-14. t Ju 3.8: St 29
Stoeet d Piper Horse and Mule Commission Company. Frank H. Sweet, trustee
[of Sweet & Piper Horse & Mule Commission Company], v. United States;
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Union Iron Works v. United States ; defendant's testimony and exhibits.
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U. S. Automatic Company v. United States; [evidence for claimant]. [1927.]
no. F-314, p. 8-22. $ Ju 3.8 : Un 3/49
Vesta Battery Corporation v. United States; report of commissioner. [1927.]
no. F-196, p. 19-23. % Ju 3.8 : V 638
Ward Baking Corporation v. United States; evidence in chief for claimant.
[1927.] no. H-66, p. 35-64. J Ju3.8:W219
Weed d Kennedy. American Exchange Underwriters, Elijah R. Kennedy, and
Joseph S. Irving, copartnership doing business as Weed & Kennedy, attorneys
in fact and trustees, t\ United States; report of commissioner. [1927.] no.
F-77, p. 57-59. $ Ju 3.8 : W 417
Wheeler Lumber. Bridge d Supply Company v. United States; report of com-
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McDonnell, agents for Ohio, appeal from Supreme Court of District of Colum-
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Return to writ of certiorari, Apr. term, 1927, patent appeal docket no.
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Arizona. Topographic map of Grand Canyon National Park, Ariz, (west half),
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Texas. Texas. Bart quadrangle, lat. 28° 15'-28'' 30', long. 99° 15'-99° 30'.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Note. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce
Commission reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C,
at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate opinions are sold
on subscription, price $1.00 per volume ; foreign subscription, $1.50 ; single copies,
usually oc. In ordering a volume, be sure to specify whether Traffic, Finance, or Valua-
tion decisions are desired.
Hofv to order publications — See Information following' Contents
230 OaroBER, 1927
Apples. No. 17071, Hunt Brothers Fruit Company et al. v. Ahnapee & Western
Railway Company et al. ; decided Aug. 16, 1927 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 579-590+iv p. ([Opinion] 12592.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12592
Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway. Valuation docket no. 950, Aransas Harbor
Terminal Railway; decided Aug. 19, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 291-307. (B-574.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] *Paper, 5c.
IG 1.6/la : B-574
Automobiles. No. 18430, Woodward Auto Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee & a
St. Paul Railway Company et al. ; decided Aug. 18, 1927 ; report of com- I
mission. [1927.] p. 613-616. ([Opinion] 12596.) [From I. C. C reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12596
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Finnnce docket no. 6282, bonds of Baltimore &
Ohio R. R.' and its subsidiarie.N ; decided Sept. 7, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 203-210. ([Finance decision] 2935.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/l:i : F-2935
Bangor and Aroostook Railroad. Finance docket no. 6437, stock of Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad; decided Sept. 22, 1927; supplemental report of com-
mis.^ion. [1927.] p. 281-282. ([Finance decision] 2957.) [From I. C. C
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2957
Beets. No. 15959, Carfiel & Morris et al. v. New York Central Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Sept. 24, 1927; report and order of commission].
1927. [l]+658-668+xii p. ([Opinion] 12605.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports. V. 129.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12605
Bennettsville and Cheraw Railroad. Valuation docket no. 966, Bennettsville
and Cheraw Railroad Company (W. R. Bon. al. lessee) ; [decided Aug. 19,
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [11+378-393 p. (B-578.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c. , IC 1.6/la : E-578
Benzol. No. 18563, Caldwell & Taylor v. Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway
Company et al. ; [decided Aug. 18, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +626-628 p. ([Opinion] 12599.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12599
Boston and Maine Railroad. Finance docket no. 6503, bonds of Boston &
Maine Railroad; [decided Sept. 22, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +274-276 p. ([Finance decision] 2954.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.1
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2954
Cambria and Indiana Railroad. Valuation docket no. 498, Cambria and
Indiana Railroad Company; [decided Aug. 19, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +412-445 p. (B-580.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : B-5S0
Camden and Burlington County Railway. Finance docket no. 6138, abandon-
ment of part of branch by Camden & Burlington County Railway and
Pennsylvania Railroad; [decided Sept. 2, 1927; report of commission on
hearing]. 1927. [1] +218-220 p. ( [Finance decision] 2940.) [Froml. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2940
Car-couplings. No. 5115, circuit court of appeals, 5th circuit. Fort Worth
Belt Railway Company v. United States, error to district court for northern
district of Texas ; brief and argument for defendant in error. 1927. cover-
title, i+16 p. X IC 1.13/1 : F 775/3
Cases. Interstate Commerce Commission cases in Federal courts, 1887-1927;
[prepared in] Bureau of Administration, Section of Indices. 1927. lx+152
p. * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 27-27652 IC 1.6/9 : 887-927
Cattle. No. 18362, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation et al. r. Akron, Canton &
Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 689-692. ( [Opinion] 12610.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12610
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October, 1927 231
Cattle — Continued.
No. 1S565, Live Stock Freight Bureau v. Atchison, Topeka & Sauta Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 721-722. ([Opinion] 12618.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12618
Central of Georgiu Railivay. Finance docket no. 6246, bonds of Central of
Georgia Railway; [decided Oct. 1, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
292-294 p. ([Finance decision] 2962.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* PaiKjr, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2962
Valuation docket no. 60, Central of Georgia Railway Company et al.;
[decided June 24, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [2] +43-168 p. il.
(B-569.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 130.] * Paper. 15c. IC 1.6/la : B-569
Central Railroad of New Jersey. Finance docket no. 6487, Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey equipment trust of 1926: decided Sept. 12, 1927;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 249-252. ([Finance decision] 2948.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2948
Chicago and Illinois Midland Railway. Finance docket no. 6476, notes of
Chicago & Illinois Midland Railway; [decided Sept. 22, 1927; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +270-272 p, ( [Finance decision] 2952.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : F-2952
Cisco and Northeastern Railivay. Finance docket no. 6454, notes of Cisco &
Northeastern Ry. ; decided Sept. 7, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 211-212. ([Finance decision] 2936.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2936
Clinton and OTclahora<i Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6224, construction
of lines by Clinton & Oklahoma Western Railroad and Clinton-Oklahoma-
Western Railroad Company of Texas; decided Sept. 2, 1927; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 253-257. ([Finance decision] 2949.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2949
Coal. No. 18055, Erie Railroad Company et al. v. Chicago & North Western
Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; i-eport of commission.
[1927.] p. 743-746. ([Opinion] 12624.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12624
Colorado and Wyoming Railicay. Valuation docket no. 808, Colorado & Wyo-
ming Railway Company ; [decided Aug. 12, 1927 ; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +446-474 p. (B-581.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-581
Cotton goods. No. 18948, Southern Traffic & Audit Association v. International-
Great Northern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 723-724. ( [Opinion] 12619.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12619
Cotton-seed. No. 18674, Eblin & Company v. Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway et al. ; decided Aug. 18, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 629-631. ([Opinion] 12600.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12600
Co^oUtz, Chehalis and Cascade Railway. Finance docket no. 4688, construction
of extension by Cowlitz. Chehalis & Cascade Railway; [approved Sept. 14,
1927; supplemental order]. 1927. [1] +220-221 p. ([Finance decision]
2941.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-2941
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission (valuation rejKJrts), Oct.-Dec.
1926. 1927. vii+921 p. map. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports,
V. 119. ) * Cloth, $2.25.
L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 119
Note. — The Interstate Commerce Commission assigns a volume in the series of
reports at various times which contains only valuation dockets. This is true regarding
V. 119 here catalogued.
De^nopolis Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6492, purchase of properties
of Demopolis Telephone Company by Southern Bell Telephone <& Telegraph
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232 October, 1927
Demopolis Telephone Company — Contintied.
Company; decided Sept. 19, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 287-288.
([Finance decision] 2960.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-296a
Etna and Montrose Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1000, Etna and Montrose
Raili'oad Company ; decided Aug. 12. 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 277-290. (B-573.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-57S
Fluxing stone. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2910, fluxing limestone
from and to points in Trunk Line Association territory; [decided Aug. 6,
1927; report and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +574-578+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 12591.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12591
Fort Worth and Denver South Plains Railway. Finance docket no. 6421, stock
of Fort Worth & Denver South Plains Railway : decided Sept. 9, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 22.5-229. ([Finance decision] 2943.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2943
Fox and Illinois Union Railway. Finance docket no. 5264, deficit settlement
with Fox & Illinois Union Ry. ; decided Sept. 2. 1927 ; report of commissioner
[commission]. [1927.] p. 193-194. ([Finance decision] 2932.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2932
Freight rates. No. 240, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Brimstone Railroad
and Canal Company v. United States, Louisiana Western Railroad Company,
Kansas City Southern Railway Company, and Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, appeal from district court for western district of Louisiana, Lake
Charles division : brief for Interstate Commerce Commission. 1927. cover-
title, iv+64 p. X IC 1.13/1 : B 77/2
No. 17700. Baldwin Hardware Company et al. v. director general, as
agent; [decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +708-710 p.
([Opinion] 12615.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12615
Fuel for road locomotives in freight and passenger train service (charged to
operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for
switching locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing
172 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Aug.
1927 and 1926 [and] 8 months ended with Aug. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 927/8
Granite. No. 16978, West Texas Chamber of Commerce et al. v. Houston
«fe Texas Central Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Aug. 5, 1927 ; report
and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+546-556+v p. ([Opinion] 12586.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12586
No. 18110, Plymouth Quarries, Incorporates! . v. New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided Aug. 18, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 621-625 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12.598.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12598
Illinois Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 2777. construction, etc., of cut-oCF
for Illinois Central Railroad ; approved Sept. 22. 1927 : order. 1927. p. 273.
([Finance decision] 2953.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : F-2953
Finance docket no. 6471. Illinois Central equipment trust, series O ;
decided Aug. 26, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 189-192. ([Finance
decision] 2931.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2931
Illinois Terminal Railroad. Valuation docket no. 630, Illinois Terminal Rail-
road Company; [decided Aug. 12. 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
326-352 p. (B-576.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-576
Kansas City and Grandview Railway. Finance docket no. 3125, construction
of line by Kansas City & Grandview Railway ; approved Sept. 7, 1927 ; order.
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Kansas City and Orandview Railway — Continued.
1927. p. 213. ([Finance decision] 2937.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2937
Lake Erie and Fort Wayne Railroad. Finance docket no. 6419, extension of
line by Lake Erie & Fort Wayne Railroad Company ; [decided Sept. 14, 1927 ;
report of commission]. 1927. [1] +214-217 p. ([Finance decision] 2938.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2938
Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer Railicay of Wisconsin. Valuation docket
no. 862, Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer Railway Company of Wiscon-
sin; decided Aug. 19, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 353-377.
(B-577.) [From L C. C. reports, V. 130.] * Paper, 5c. IC L6/la : B-577
Lehigh and Neia England Railroad. Finance docket no. 6465, Lehigh & New
England equipment trust, series F ; [decided Aug. 26, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [l]-f 182-185 p. ( [Finance decision] 2929.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2920
Lime. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2874, lime between southern
points. 4th section application no. 600 et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report
[and orders] of commission. [1927.] 635-644+iii p. ([Opinion] 12602.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12602
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway. Finance docket no. 6462. note of Louisiana
& Arkansas Railway; [decided Aug. 19, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +180-182 p. ([Finance decision] 2928.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-292S
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Finance docket no. 6463. abandonment of
part of branch line by Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company ; decided
Sept. 26, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 295-296. ([Finance de-
cision] 2963.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2963
Lumber. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2921, restriction of transit
privileges on lumber at Chicago, 111. ; decided Sent. 19, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 669-671+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12606.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12606
Mineral Range Railroad. Finance docket no. 6355, abandonment of branch line
by Mineral Range Railroad Company ; decided Sept. 22, 1927 : rep''irt of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 279-280. ([Finance decision] 2956.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2956
Minnesota Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 5134, construction of extension
by Minnesota Western Railroad Company ; approved Sept. 9, 1927 ; order.
1927. p. 217. ([Finance decision] 2939.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2939
Misrouting. No. 17155, Dyersburg Milling Company v. director general et al. ;
decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 739-742. ( [Opinion]
12623.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12623
No. 17610, Windsor Broom Company v. Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927: report of crmmission. [1927.]
p. 705-707. ([Opinion] 12614.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12614
Missouri Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6109, bonds of Missouri Pacific
Railroad; decided Sept. 30, 1927; supplemental report of commission. [1927.]
p. 289-291. ([Finance decision] 2961.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2961
Montgomery and Erie Railicray. Finance docket no. 6524, Montgomery & Erie
Railway bonds; decided Oct. 1. 1927; report of commission. [1927.1 p. 297-
298. ([Finance decision] 2964.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2964
Muskegon Railway and Navigation Company. Finance docket no. 6141, control
of Muskegon Railway & Navigation Company ; decided Aug. 15, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 165-178. ([Finance decision] 2926.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2926
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234 October, 1927
New York Central Railroad. Finance docket no. 3381, New York Central Rail-
road stock; approved Aug. 18, 1927; supplemental order. 1927. p. 179. ([Fi-
nance decision] 2927.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2927
New Y(yrk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Finance docket no. 6441, stock,
of New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad ; decided Sept. 9, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 233-240, ([Finance decision] 2945.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2945
Ohio River and Western Railway. Finance docket no. 5808, abandonment of
portion of line by Ohio River & Western Railway ; [decided Sept. 9, 1927 ;
report of commission]. 1927. [1] +258-264 p. ([Finance decision] 2950.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2950
Pacific and Idaho Northern Railvyay. Valuation docket no. 100, Pacific & Idaho
Northern Railway; decided July 8, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 169-188. (B-570.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-570
Peaches. No. 18865, Purse Brothers v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927: report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
727-729+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12621.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12621
Peoria Railway Terminal Company. Valuation docket no. 84. Peoria Railway
Terminal Company; decided Aug. 12. 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 475-496. (B-582.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la :B-582
Pere Marquette Railroad. Valuation docket no. 260, Pere Marquette Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided July 8, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [2] +
497-596 p. il. (B-583.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper. 10c.
IC 1.6/la : B-583
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad. Finance docket no. 6423,
bonds of Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad : [decided Sept. 13.
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +222-224 p. ([Finance decision]
2942.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2942
Pipe. No. 18586, National Tube Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 693-696. ([Opinion] 12611.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12611
Pittsburg, Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad. Finance docket no. 6470, bonds
of Pittsburg. Bessemer & Lake Erie R. R. ; decided Sept. 21, 1927 ; report of
commissicn. [1927.] p. 283-284. ([Finance deision] 2958.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.e/la : F-295S
Poles. No. 17593, National Pole Company v. Great Northern Railway Company
et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 : report of commission on further hearing.
[1927.] p. 697-700. ([Opinion] 12612.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 /la : 12612
Potatoes. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2879, potatoes and vegetables
from western points to points in Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri,
and Oklahoma; [decided Sept. 15, 1927; report and order of commission].
1927. [1] +652-657+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12604.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 ^la : 12604
Quebracho. No. 18525, Hermann Oak Leather Company v. Central of Georgia
Railway Company et al. : decided Sept. 12, 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.] p. 725-727. ([Opinion] 12620.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] a
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12620 \
Railroad accidents. Report of director of Bureau of Safety in re investigation
of accident which occurred on St. Louis-San Francisco Railway near Vic-
toria, Miss., on Oct. 27, 1925 [accompanied by report of engineer-physicist].
[1927.] 102 p. il. * Paper, 20c.
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Railroad accidents — Continued.
Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, June, 1927 [and 6
months ending with June, 1927, with quarterly summaries by roads and
States, Apr.- June, 1927; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics, June, 1927.
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Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to re-
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Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 14 switching and terminal companies] July, 1927; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. il. oblong large 8" t IC 1 ste.2o : 927/7
Railroad sivitches. No. 95, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company v. United States, Inter-
state Commerce Commission, et al. ; brief for Int(»rstate Commerce Commis-
sion. 1927. cover-title, i+32 p. t IC 1.13/1 : C 599/2
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service
statistics representing 171 railways and from 146 reports of passenger
service statistics representing 166 railways (switching and terminal com-
panies not included), Aug. 1927 and 1926 [and 8 months ended with Aug.
1927 and 1926; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. [2] p.
oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 21 : 927/8
Operating revenues and oi)erating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
183 steam railways, including 15 switching and terminal companies, Aug. 1927
and 1926 [and] 8 months ended with Aug. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.]
t IC 1 ste. 19 : 927/8
Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam roads, selected
items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, Aug. 1927
and 1926 [and] 8 months ended with Aug. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to
revision. ] f IC 1 ste. 20 : 927/8
Operating statistics of large steam roads, selected items for Aug. 1927,
compared with Aug. 1926, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] f IC 1 ste. 22 : 927/8
Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 152 reports representing 172
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, July, 1927
and 1926 [and] 7 months ended with July, 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. July, 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.]
t IC 1 ste. 24 : 927/7
Reconsignment. No. 18544, H. Sofranscy Company v. Reading Company ;
decided Aug. 18, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 617-620.
([Opinion] 12597.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper. 5e.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12597
Rutland Railroad. Valuation docket no. 307. Rutland Railroad Company et al. ;
[decided June 17, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [2] -f 205-276 p. il.
(B-572.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, lOe. IC 1.6/1 a : B-572
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. Finance docket no. 6455, securities of St.
Louis-San Francisco Railway and certain subsidiaries ; decided Sept. 2, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 195-199. ([Finance decision] 2933.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-2933
Sashes. No. 17558, Farley & Loetscher Manufacturing Company et al. v.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Aug. 15,
1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 645-651+iii p. ( [Opinion]
12603.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12603
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Seaboard Air Line Raihoay. Finance docket no. 6481, bonds of Seaboard Air
Line Railway ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; rei)ort of commission. [1927.] p.
241-244. ([Finance decision] 2946.) [From I. C. 0. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/1 a : F-2946
Finance docket no. 6482, bonds of Seaboard Air Line Railway ; decided
Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 245-248. ([Finance
decision] 2947.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/1 a : F-2947
Slate Belt Telephone and Telegraph Company. Finance docket no. 6477, pur-
chase of properties of Slate Belt Telephone & Telegraph Oompany by Lehigh
Telephone Company ; decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 285-286. ([Finance decision] 2959.) [From I. O. 0. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/1 a : F-2959
South Buffalo Railway, pefore Interstate Commerce Commission, valuation
docket no. 921, in matter of tentative valuation of property of South Buffalo
Railway Co. ; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-title,
i+53 p. $ 10 1 val. 8 : So 87
Southern Railway. Finance docket no. 4360, abandonment of Morristown-
Corryton line by Southern Railway; [decided Sept. 9, 1927; report of com-
mission on further hearing]. 1927. [1] -1-264-269 p. ([Finance decision]
2951.) [From L 0. 0. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5e. 10 1.6/la : F-2951
Stephenville North and SoutJi Texas Railicay. Finance docket no. 3459, control
of Stephenville North & South Texas Railway by St. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company of Texas ; decided Sept. 19, 1927 ; 2d supplemental report
of commission. [1927.] p. 277-278. ([Finance decision] 2955.) [From
L C. 0. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/1 a : F-2955
Sugar. No. 16796, McClintock-Trunkey Company et al. v. McCormick Steam-
ship Oompany et al. ; decided Aug. 16, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 591-606+ii p. ([Opinion] 12593.) [Report from I. 0. 0. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12593
Switching charges. No. 18008, New England Brick Company et al. v. Boston
& Maine Railroad ; decided Aug. 16, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 607-610+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12594.) [Report from I. 0. 0. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12594
No. 18923, Southern Kansas Millers Club et al. v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company; [decided Aug. 18, 1927; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [1] -1-632-634 p. ([Opinion] 12601.) [From I. 0. 0. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12601
Texa.fi Southeastern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 615, Texas South-Eastern
Railroad Company; [decided Aug. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] -1-308-325 p. (B-575.) [From I. 0. 0. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : B-575
Text-hooks. No. 18621, Wheeler Publishing Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Companv et al. ; [decided Sept. 22, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [l]-h672-674 p. ([Opinion] 12607.) [From I. O. 0. re-
ports, V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12607
Toledo and Cincinnati Railroad. Finance docket no. 6420, construction of ex-
tensions by Toledo & Cincinnati Railroad; [decided Aug. 18. 1927; report
of commission]. 1927. [1] -1-186-188 p. ([Finance decision] 2930.) [From
I. 0. C. reports, v. 131,] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-2930
Tomatoes. No. 15831, Grovier-Starr Produce Company v. Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report of com-
mission on further hearing. [1927.] p. 711-716. ([Opinion] 12616.) [From
I. 0. 0. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c. • 10 1.6/la : 12616
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
no. 13413 (sub-no. 15-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device of General
Railway Signal Company on Fayetteville district of 1st division of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company ; [decided Sept. 17, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [l]-t- 700-705 p. ([Opioion] 12613.) [From I. 0. 0. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12613
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Union Terminal Company {Dallas, Tex.). Valuation docket no. 734, Union
Terminal Company (Dallas, Tex.) ; decided Aug. 12, 1927; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 393-411. (B-579.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-579
Varnish. No. lS284,Peaslee-Gaulbert Company v. Southern Railway Company
et al. ; decided Aug. 18, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 611-612.
([Opinion] 12595.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12595
Vegetable fibers. No. 17917, Wall Rope Works v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany ; decided Sept. 7, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
717-720+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12617.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. . IC 1.6/la : 12617
Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6183, Western Pacific Railroad
bonds; [decided Sept. 2, 192T; supplemental report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +200-202 p. ([Finance decision] 2934.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2934
Wilmington and Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6483, Wilmington &
Northern Railroad bonds; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +230-232 p. ([Finance decision] 2944.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2944
Wool. No. 17384, Boston Wool Trade Association v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 22, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 681-688. ([Opinion] 12609.) [From I. C. O. reports, v. 129.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12609
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Acme Coal Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-299, Acme Coal Company v.
United States ; defendant's answer and counterclaim. [1927.] p. 47-49. $
J 1.13 : Ac 65
Alexander, A. J. A. Nos. 4973 and 4974, in circuit court of appeals, 6th circuit,
Oct. term, 1926, Robert H. Lucas, collector of internal revenue for district of
Kentucky, v. A. J. A. Alexander ; A. J. A. Alexander v. Robert H. Lucas, col-
lector of internal revenue for district of Kentucky, error and cross error
from circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit to district court for western dis-
trict of Kentucky; brief for plaintiff in error in no. 4973 [and] brief for
defendant in error in no. 4974. 1927. cover-title, i+37 p. $ J 1.13 : Al 26
American Bronze Powder Manufacturing Company. In Court of Claims, no.
F-362, American Bronze Powder Manufacturing Co. v. United States ; defend-
ant's objections to plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant's request
for findings of fact, statutes, and brief. [1927.] p. 39^7. t J 1.13 : Am 3/116
Arents, George. In Court of Claims, no. D-218, Farmers' Loan & Trust Com-
pany, George Arents, jr., Annie A. Arents, as executors of George Arents, v.
United States; brief of defendant, with request for findings. [1927.]
p. 81-106. t J 1.13 : Ar 33/2
Atwater, William C, d Co., Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. D-125,
William C. Atwater & Co., Inc., v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.]
p. 129-16L % J 1.13: At 94/7
No. 17, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, William C. Atwater & Com-
pany, Incorporated, v. United States, appeal from Court of Claims ; brief for
United States. 1927. cover-title, i+14 p. $ J 1.13 : At 94/6
Avery, Thomas J. No. 5136, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, Oct.
term, 1927, Thomas J. Avery v. commissioner of internal revenue, error to
Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for commissioner of internal revenue. 1927.
cover-title, i+26 p. t J 1.13 : Av 38/2
Bethlehem Steel Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-454, Bethlehem Steel
Company v. United States; defendant's counterclaim. [1927.] p. 35-39. %
J 1.13 : B 465/26
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Blodgett, John. W. No. 154, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John W.
Blodgett V. Charles Holden, collector of internal revenue, on certificate from
circuit court of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for collector. 1927. cover-title,
ii+29 p. $ J 1.13 : B 621/2
Boston Sand and Gravel Company. No. 551, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
Boston Sand and Gravel Company v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit; brief for United States.
1927. cover-title, i+5 p. $ J 1.13 : B 657/12
Braden, Glenn T. Nos. 219 and 220, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, D. B.
Heiner, collector of internal revenue for 23d district of Pennsylvania, v.
Colonial Trust Company, executor of Glenn T. Braden ; C. G. Lewellyn,
former collector of internal revenue for 23d district of Pennsylvania, v.
[same] ; brief on behalf of petitioners. 1927. cover-title, i-f 12 p. %
J 1.13 : B 727/11
Brimstone Railroad and Canal Company. No. 240, in Supreme Court, Oct. term,
1927, Brimstone Railroad & Canal Company v. United States, Louisiana
Western Railroad Company, Kansas City Southern Railway Company, and
Interstate Commerce Commission, appeal from district court for western
district of Louisiana ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii+3S p. t
J 1.13 : B 77/6
Brovm, D. H. No. 5133, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, D. H.
Brown, by James A. Mitchell, guardian, v. David H. Blair, commissioner of
internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals ;
brief for commissioner of internal revenue. 1927. cover-title, ii4-34 p. i
J 1.13 : B 812/8
Brovcn, Herbert W. In Court of Claims, no. H-51, Chase National Bank of
city of New York [et. al.], as executors of Herbert W. Brown, v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 1-34. % J 1.13 : B 813/16
Bullard, William H. G. In Court of Claims, no. F-104, William H. G. Bullard
v. United States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 35-73. % J 1.13 : B 872/3
Campbell Electric Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-80, Campbell Electric
Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report.
[1927.] p. 17-21. $ J 1.13 : C 153/2
Cape May, N. J. In Court of Claims, no. E-618, city of Cape May, municipal
corporation of New Jersey, v. United States; defendant's request for findings
of fact and brief. [1927.] p. 389-402. J J 1.13 : C 17/7
Cape May Real Estate Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-669, Frank D.
Schroth, receiver [of Cape May Real Estate Company, corporation of New
Jersey], v. United States; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner,
request for findings of fact, and brief. [1927.] p. 100-113. I J 1.13 : C 17/8
Casey, Thomas J. No. 500, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Thomas J.
Casey v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, i+9 p. t
J 1.13 : C 268
Chapman, Adelaide F. In Court of Claims, no. D-204, Adelaide F. Chapman v.
United States; defendant's reply to plaintiff's motion for new trial. [1927.]
p. 1-3. t J 1.13 : C 366/8
Chimney Rock Company. No. 461, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Chimney
Rock Company v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court
of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+6 p. +
J 1.13 : C 44/2
Clinchfield Navigation Company, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-119,
Clinchfield Navigation Company, Inc., v. United States; brief of defendant.
[1927.] p. 51-75. t J 1.13:0 615/2
Colgate d Co. No. F-101, in Court of Claims, Colgate and Company v. United
States ; statement of case, defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for
findings of fact and conclusions of law, defendant's request for findings of
fact, and brifef. 1927. cover-title, iii+103-128 p. $ J 1.13 : C 681/9
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Coliseum Battery Company, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. E-86, Coli-
seum Battery Company, Inc., v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to
commissioner's report. [1927.] p. 17-20. t J 1.13 : C 682
■Cook, Frederick A. No. 539, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Frederick A.
Cook V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-
title, ii+27 p. i J 1.13 : C 771/4
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. E-566, Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company v. United States ; defendant's counter-
claim. [1927.] p. 5-9. t J 1.13 :D 484/9
Donnelley, John P. No. 110, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John P. Don-
nelley V. United States, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for 9th
circuit ; brief on behalf of United States. 1927. cover-title, ii-|-17 p. t
J 1.13 : D 718/5
Electric Reduction Company. No. 71, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, C. G.
Lewellyn, collector of internal revenue for 23d district of United States [in
vpestern district of Pennsylvania], v. Electric Reduction Company, on writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for petitioner. 1927.
cover-title, i+14 p. $ J 1.13 : El 25/18
Ex-Cel Battery Works. In Court of Claims, no. E-79, Ex-Cel Battery Works v.
United States; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report. [1927.] p.
19-24. t J 1.13 : Ex 22/2
Feather River Lum'ber Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-68, Feather River
Lumber Company v. United States ; defendant's statement of case, defendant's
request for findings of fact, statutes, brief. [1927.] p. 47-70. t
J 1.13 : F 313
Fidelity Union Trust Company. No. 3621, in circuit court of appeals for 3d cir-
cuit, Frank C. Ferguson, late collector of internal revenue for 5th district of
New Jersey, v. Fidelity Union Trust Company ; brief for plaintiff in error.
1927. cover-title, ii-f41 p. t J 1.13 : F 448/16
Freeland, Chester V. In Court of Claims, no. E-621, Chester V. Freeland v.
United States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 29^3. % J 1.13 :F 876
Gambino, Rosario. No. 226, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Rosario Gam-
bino and Joseph Lima v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii+28 p. t
J 1.13 : G 143
irauley Mountain Coal Company. No. 2635, in circuit court of appeals for 4th
circuit, Oct. term, 1927, Gauley Mountain Coal Company v. commissioner of
internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of Tax Appeals ;
brief for respondent. 1927. cover-title, i 4-25 p. t J 1.13:0 235/3
General Storage Battery Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-85, General Stor-
age Battery Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commis-
sioner's report. [1927.] p. 21-25. t J 1.13 : G 286/13
Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation. In Court of Claims, [no.] B-12, Grays
Harbor Motorship Corporation v. United States; answer and counterclaim.
[1927.] p. 77-78. % J 1.13 : G 795/4
Harper, Carl B. Interference no. 51019, in Patent OflSce, before board of ap-
peals from decision of examiner of interferences, Carl Brown Harper v. Paul
G. Zimmerman ; brief for Harper. 1927. cover-title, ii-f 46 p. il. %
J 1.13 : H 231
Healey Aeroplane Bus Company, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. H-174,
Healey Aeroplane Bus Company (Inc.) v. United States; demurrer. [1927.]
p. 12-20. I J 1.13 : H 349/3
Hofmann-Sproul Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-1200, Hofmann-Sproul
Company v. United States ; defendant's objections to report of commissioner
and brief. [1927.] p. 25-31. % J 1.13 : H 677
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Houghton, Harry W. No. 2662, circuit court of appeals, 4th circuit, Harry W.
Houghton V. United States, appeal from district court foi: district of Mary-
land at Baltimore; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii+60 p. lara,e
8° t J 1.13 : H 814/5
Howard, Elmer A. In Court of Claims, no, F-177, Mary L. Howard, as admin-
istratrix of Elmer Addison Howard, v. United States ; defendant's objections
to plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of
fact, and brief. [1927.] p. 71-93. % J 1.13 :H 832/5
Hutterische Church. In Court of Claims, no. E-451, David Hofer et al., trus-
tees of Hutterische Church [Elmspring, S. Dak.], v. United States; defend-
ant's request for findings of fact, conclusions of law, and brief. [1927.]
p. 79-102. t J 1.13 : H 977
Jasper, Robert T. In Court of Claims, no. E-596, William G. DuBose, adminis-
trator of Robert T. Jasper, v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.]
p. 45-51. t J 1.13 : J 312
Jew Lee. No. 522, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, William H. Wohlstatter,
next friend of Jew Lee, v. A. W. Brough, Chinese inspector in charge at port
of New York, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
2d circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+4 p. }
J 1.13 : J 54
Juilliard, Augustus D. No. 483, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Ceniral
Union Trust Company of New York [et al.], as executors of Augustus D.
Juilliard, v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of
Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i-f-7 p. t
J 1.13 : J 939/4
KaUenhach, Charles E. In Court of Claims, no. D-583, Charles E. Kaltenbach v.
United States ; statement of case, question involved, and defendant's brief.
[1927.] p. 37-43. % J 1.13 :K 127/3
In Court of Claims, no. D-584, Charles E. Kaltenbach v. United States ;
statement of case, statutes, regulations, and defendant's brief. [1927.]
p. 25-37. X J 1.13 :K 127/4
Eanner, Leon. No. 562, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Leon Kanuer,
Joseph Kanner, and Max Kanner v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States
in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i +9 p. | J 1.13 : K 133/17
Lamport Manufacturing Supply Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-1209,
Lamport Manufacturing Supply Company v. United States ; defendant's brief.
[1927.] p. 1^0. t J 1.13 :L 198/4
Leonard, Henry. In Court of Claims, no. H-52, Henry Leonard v. United
States ; defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for findings of fact,
defendant's request for findings of fact, and brief. [1927.] p. 25-37. $
J 1.13 : L 552
Lihby, McNeill d LiMy. In Court of Claims, no. E-607, Libby, McNeill & Libby,
Maine corporation, v. United States; amended counterclaim. [1927.] p.
55-57. t J 1.13 : L 614/4
Same; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 83-89. t J 1.13 :L 614/5
Livingston, Thomas M. In Court of Claims, no. H-105, Thomas M. Livingston
V. United States ; defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for findings of
fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, defendant's brief. [1927.]
p. 569-581. t J 1.13 :L 762
McKane, George N. In Court of Claims, no. H-256, George N. McKane v.
United States; demurrer. [1927.] p. 12-17. t J 1.13 :M 191/2
McKnight, Samuel H. In Court of Claims, no. F-78, Samuel H. McKnight v.
United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 61-77. t J 1.13 :M 219
Maine Co-Operatwe Sardine Company. In equity, no. — , in district court for
district of Maine, United States v. Maine Co-Operative Sardine Company et
al. ; decree. 1927. cover-title, 7 p. large 8° J J 1.13 : M 284/3
Same ; petition. 1927. cover-title, 16 p. large 8" $ J 1.13 : M 284/2
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Mandel, Fred L. No. 3922, in circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit, Oct. term,
1926, Fred L. Mandel v. David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue,
petition for review of order of Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for commissioner
of internal revenue. 1927. cover-title, ii+17 p. large 8° t J 1.13 : M 312/8
Marcus, Jacoh. No. 570, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Jacob Marcus and
Benjamin Marcus v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 3d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1927.
cover-title, i+12 p. t J 1.13 : M 334/7
Marron, Joseph E. No. 185, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Joseph E.
Marron v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
9th circuit ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, 11+53 p. t
J 1.13 : M 349/3
Mason, F. H. No. 152, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, F. H. Mason v. C. F.
Routzahn, collector of internal revenue, on writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for respondent. 1927. cover-title, i+27 p. |
J 1.13 : M 38/28
Matthiessen, F. W., jr. No. F-333, in Court of Claims, F. W. Matthiessen, jr.,
V. United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. 1927.
cover-title, iii+91-143 p. % J 1.13 :M 433
Mesce, Frank H. In Court of Claims, no. E-558, Frank H. Mesce v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 67-83. t J 1.13 : M 56/3
Milwaukee Patent Leather Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-682, Julius J.
Goetz, trustee in bankniptcy of Milwaukee Patent Leather Company, v.
United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 1-6. $ J 1.13 : M 648/2
Montgomery, John J. In Court of Claims, no. 33852, Regina Cleary Montgom-
ery, heir, and Richard J. Montgomery [et al.], assignees of Ellen Montgomery,
heir of John J. Montgomery, v. United States ; supplemental brief for defend-
ant. [1927.] p. 1673-75. t J 1.13 :M 766/6
Murray, Glen. No. 394, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States v.
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and Duluth.
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f* and large 4° [Ice supplements discontinued until dangerous ice conditions
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Indian Ocean. South Indian Ocean pilot, islands westward of longitude 92'
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Navigation. Useful tables from American practical navigator, originally by
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Aviation charts
Charleston, 8. C.-Fernandina, Fla.-St. Augustine, Fla. ; aviation chart V-
060701. Scale 10 naut. m.=1.5 in., 10 stat. m.=1.3 in., natural scale
1:500,000 at lat. 31° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic Oflace, Oct. 1927.
28.1X10 in. [Provisional chart. Contains text and illustrations on reverse.]
t 20c. N 6.27 : V-060701
Charts
Ahaco and Grand Bahama islands, with Northwest Providence Channel, Little
Bahama Bank, W. I., from British surveys between 1817 and 1885, with addi-
tions and amendments from other sources ; chart 26^. Natural scale 1 : 293,077
at lat. 26° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Mar. 1915, 8th
edition, Oct. 1927. 28.1X41.4 in. t 40c. N 6.18: 26 /e
America Bay, southeast coast of Siberia, Japan Sea, from Russian survey?
between 1896 and 1911 ; chart 1955. Scale naut. m.=2.2 in., natural scale
1 : 33,650. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published July, 1901, 3d edition,
Aug. 1927. 19.6X26.5 in. f 20c. - N 6.18 : 1955
Atlantic Coast of United States, Cape Henry to Cape Fear, compiled from publi-
cations of Coast and Geodetic Survey with additions from other sources ;
chart 5255. Natural scale 1 : 798,688 at lat. 35°. Washington, Hydrographic
Office. Sept. 1927. 29.4X42.2 in. f 60c. N 6.18 : 5255
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Banka Strait (northern sheet), Sumatra, east coast, from latest Netherlands
Government surveys; chart 3116. Natural scale 1:175,563 at lat. 2° 20',
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1916, 3d edition, Sept. 1927.
27X39.2 in. t 40c. N 6.18: 3116
Bengal Bay. Bay of Bengal, east coast, Asia, Cox's Bazar to Mayu River,
from surveys by Royal Indian Marine between 1902 and 1904; chart 3704.
Natural scale 1 : 143,215. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 1927.
42.1 X 26.7 in. f 50c. N 6.18 : 3704
Cape Verde Islands. Plans in Cape Verde Islands, north Atlantic Ocean, from
British and Portuguese Government surveys ; chart 2255. Washington, Hydro-
graphic Office, published Nov. 1905, 6th edition, Oct. 1927. 32.2X28.3 in.
t 40c. N 6.18 : 2255
English Road, Maio Island.
Faja d'Agua, Brava Island.
Ponta do Sol, Port, Santo Antao Island.
Preguiga, Porto da (Rolla Road), St. George Bay, Sao Nicolao Island.
Sal.
San Filippe and Enearnasao anchorages, Fogo Island.
Sta. Luzia, Branco, and Razo.
Sao Nicolao (St. Nicholas).
Sao Thiago, Port, Sao Thiago Island.
Sao Vicente.
Tarrafal Bay, Santo Antao Island.
Tarrafal Bay, Sao Thiago Island.
Celebes, northeast coast, Tanjung Panango to Panang, including Banka Strait,
from Netherlands Government surveys to 1908 [with insets] ; chart 3057.
Natural scale 1:242,075 at lat. 1°. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
Sept. 1927. 40.2X26.9 in. t 50c. N G.IS : 3057
Banka Strait.
Lembeh Strait.
Lembeh Strait, Narrows of.
CuM. North coast of Cuba, W. I., Puerto Matanzas to Cayo Bahia de Cadiz,
from surveys by U. S. S. Nokomis between 1924 and 1926 ; chart 2624. Natural
scale 1 : 143,339 at lat. 23° 20'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 1927.
31.5X42.9 in. t 60e. N 6.18: 2624
Dairen Wan (Talien Wan), Kwangtung Peninsula, China, from latest Japanese
surveys ; chart 2522. Scale naut. m.=2.5 in., natural scale 1 : 29,380. Wash-
ington, Hydrographic Office, published Dec. 1908, 5tla edition, Oct. 1927.
26.4X39 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 2522
Havana, Cuba. Harbor of Habana, Cuba, W. I., from latest information : chart
307. Scale 1000 yds.=4.8 in., natural scale 1 : 7,607. Washington, Hvdro-
graphic Office, published Jan. 1882, 61st edition, Sept. 1927. 26.1X40.2 in.
t 40c. N 6.1S : 307
Kaipara Harbor, North Island, New Zealand, from British surveys to 1913;
with inset. Continuation of Wairoa River ; chart 3383. Scale naut. m.=l.l in.,
natural scale 1 : 69,239. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Oct.
1914, 3d edition, Sept. 1927. 37.8X26.1 in. t40c. N 6.18: 3383
Latit Island. Approaches to Pulu Laut, southeast coast of Borneo, from Nether-
lands Government charts to 1924 ; chart 3098. Natural scale 1 : 201,065 at
lat. 4°. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 1927. 42.5X26.1 in. t 50c.
N 6.18 : 3098
LAttle Belt, entrance to Baltic, from latest Danish and German surveys [with
insets] ; chart 4866. Natural scale 1 : 132,481 at lat. 55° 45'. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published May, 1915, 10th edition, Sept. 1927. 45.7X26.2
in. t50c. N 6.18 : 4866
Aarhus Harbor, from latest authorities.
' Faaborg Hbr.
Juelsminde Hbr., from Danish survey, 1S97.
,. Svendborg Harbor, from plan by harbor authorities, 1923.
i Svendborg Sund.
f Vejle Harbor.
\ Marquesas Islands. Anchorages in Marquesas Islands, south Pacific OeeaJi ;
chart 1805. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Dec. 1899, 7th edition,
Oct. 1927. 27.6X20.2 in. t 20c. N 6.18 : 1805
Anaho Bay, north coast of Nuku Hiva, from French survey in 1874.
Comptroller Bay (Taipi), south coast of Nuku Hiva, from French survey in 1844.
Tai Oa Bay, south coast of Nuku Hiva, from French survey.
Taio Hae (Anna Maria Bay), south coast of Nuku Hiva, from French survey in 1844.
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250 October, 192T
Medway River. River Medway, England, east coast, Bishops Ness to Rochester,
from latest British surveys, topography is taken from Ordnance survey;
chart 4487. Scale naut. m.=6 in., natural scale 1:12,185. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published Oct. 1915, 6th edition, Oct. 1927. 26.4X39.8
in. t40c. N 6.18 : 4487
Miho Wan, Honshu, north coast, Japan, from Japanese survey in 1920; with
inset, Sakai Ko; chart 5538. Scale naut. m.=2.9 in., natural scale 1:25,000.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, Sept. 1927. 27.4X39.4 in. 1 50c.
N 6.18 : 5538
Neto Guinea, northwest coast, Kabu Islands to Tanjung Suabur, including
Misool and Kofiau islands, mainly from Netherlands Government surveys
between 1911 and 1925 ; chart 2979. Natural scale 1 : 200,378 at lat. 1° 45'.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Aug. 1925, 2d edition, Oct. 1927.
27.6X52.1 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 2979
Oman, G-ulf of. Gulf of Oman and adjacent coasts from Ras al Hadd to Kat-
achi, Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, compiled from latest information ; chart 1588.
Natural scale 1:883,202 at lat. 25°. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published Feb. 1899, 7th edition, Sept. 1927. 29.6X50.4 in. t 70c.
N 6.18 : 1588
Pacific Ocean. North Pacific Ocean, eastern part ; chart 527. Natural scale
1 : 5,990,157 at lat. 35°. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Jan. 1874,
122d edition, Sept. 1927. 46X32.8 in. [Magnetic variation curves are for
1925.] t70c. N 6.18: 527
Paria, Gulf of. Northern and southern entrances, Gulf of Paria, W. I. ; chart
1964. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Oct. 1901, 4th edition,
Oct. 1927. 34X26.5 in. t40c. N 6.18: 1964
Bocas de Dragos (Dragons Mouths), Eastern part of, from latest British surveys.
Serpents Mouth, Eastern and middle channels of, from British survey in 1898.
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters, Nov. 1927 ; chart 3500.
Scale 1° long. =0.7 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.24 : 927/11
Note. — Contains on reverse : Routes between Gulf of Mexico and east coast of South
America.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Dec. 1927; chart 2603. Scale 1° long.=0.2
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927. 22.6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] 1 10c.
N 6.17 : 927/12
Note. — Contains on reverse : Compass deviation diagrani.
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Nov. 1927; chart 1400. Scale 1°
long. =0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927. 23.2X31.8 in,
[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau. ] 1 10c. N 6.15/1 : 927/11
Note. — Contains on reverse : Fog at sea ; by Willis Edwin Hurd.
Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Dec. 1927; chart 1401. Scale 1°
long. =0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927. 23.7X35.3 in.
[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.16: 927/12
Note. — Contains on reverse : Current chart of eastern north Pacific Ocean, Dec, Jan..
and Feb.
• Pilot chart of south Atlantic Ocean, Dec. 1927-Feb. 1928; chart 2600.
Scale 1° long. =0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927.
23X31.9 in. [Quarterly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weathef Bureau.] t 10c. N 6.20: 927/4
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Pilot chart of south Pacific Ocean, Dec. 1927-Feb. 1928; chart 2601,
Scale 1° long. =0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Oct. 15, 1927.
21.2X35.5 in. [Quarterly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.21: 927/4
Note. — Contains on reverse : Compass deviation diagram.
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Ribeira, Bay. Bahia da Ribeira, Brazil, from Brazilian chart published in 1923,
portion eastward of Canal Gipoia is from earlier surveys ; chart 5386. Scale
naut. m.=2 in., natural scale 1 : 36,379. Washington. Hydrographic Office,
published Oct. 1924, 2d edition, Sept. 1927. 15.2X21.6 in. t 20e. ^■ 6.18 : 5386
Rio Deseado, Argentina, fi-om Argentine Government chart of 1926 ; with inset,
Puerto Deseado (Port Desire) ; chart 3909. Scale naut. m.=3.7 in., natural
scale 1 : 20.000. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Apr. 1918. 2d
edition, Aug. 1927. 28.9X43.2 in. t 60c. N 6.18: 3909
Rio Isiegro, Argentina, from entrance to Viedma and Carmen de Patagones, from
Argentine Government chart of 1927; chart 1519. Scale naut. m.=2.9 in. and
1.5 in., natural scale 1 : 25.000 and 1 : 50,000. Washington, Hydrographic
Office, published Feb. 1918, 2d edition, Oct. 1927. 35.3X24.8 in. [Map is in
2 sections, each having a different scale.] t 40c. N 6.18: 1519
Siam, Gulf of. Gulf of Siam. Siam and French Indo-Chiua, Cape Liant (Lem
Samesan) to Kut Island, from latest British and Siamese surveys; with inset,
Chandaburi (Cheutabun) River and approaches, from Siamese survey in 1912
and 1913: chart 3137. Natural scale, 1:293,547 at lat. 12°. Wa.shington,
Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1916, 2d edition, Sept. 1927. 25.6X38.a
in. t40c. N 6.18: 3137
Sierra Leone River, Sierra Leone, west coast of Africa, from British surveys to
1925 : chart 2274. Natural scale 1 : 72,934. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published May, 1906, 4th edition, Sept. 1927. 26.1X39.1 in. 1 50c.
N 6.18 : 2274
South America. South extreme of Amei'ica, sheet 1, eastern part, from Cape
Horn to Magellan Strait, from latest information ; chart 453. Natural scJile
1:555,857 at lat. 54°. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Dec. 1873,
23d edition, Oct. 1927. 39.9X29.1 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 453
Valletta harbors, Malta, Mediterranean Sea. from latest British surveys ; chart
2466. Scale naut. m.=15.2 in., natural scale 1:4,840. Washington, Hydro-
graphic Office, published June, 1918, 4th edition, Sept. 1927. ^36.3X27 in.
t 40c. N 6.18 : 2466
BECRUITING BUBEAXJ
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NAVY YARD DIVISION
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SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
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serted in their proper places in the Manual. A list of these reprinted pages
is given on p. vii of this publication.] t N 20.13 : Ac 2/1/925 ch. 2
Naval supplies. Index to specifications issued by Navy Department for naval
stores and material. Oct. 1, 1927. vi+40 p. 12° [Quarterly.] t
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Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
commanding officers, and commandants 302; Oct. 1, 1927. [1927.] p. 10154-
184+ leaves 10184a-i, 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in
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PAN AMERICAN UNION
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Banks and l)anking. O commercio exterior e as casas bancarias; [por J. G.
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Calendar. A importancia da reforma do calendario para os negocios ; [por
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Mango. Cultivo del mango en la America Latina ; [por Wilson Popeuue].
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Alaska. Executive order, Alaska, eliminating tract from Executive order
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general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. Oct. 1. 1927.
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Ball, Mrs. Alice R. Executive order [authorizing reinstatement of Mrs. Alice
R. Ball to appropriate subclerical position in Bureau of Engraving and
Printing]. Oct. 4, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4736.) ? Pr 30.5 : B 21
Barrancas, Fort. Executive order [transferring portion of Fort Barrancas
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Budfiet Bureau. Executive order [of President Harding prescribing further
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3578. ] ) t Pr 29.5 : B 859/2/rep.
Customs Service. Executive order [abolishing Alpena. Charlevoix. Detour,
Escanaba, Houghton, Mackinaw, Manistee, Marine City, Marquette, Muskegon,
St. Clair, and St. Joseph as ports of entry in customs collection district no.
38 (Michigan), with headquarters at Detroit. Mich., effective 30 days from
date of this order]. Sept. 30, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4730.) t Pr 30.5 : M 582/9
— — Executive order [creating Oklahoma City, Okla., as port of entry in
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Mo., effective 30 days from date of this order]. . Oct. 8. 1927. 1 p. f (No.
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Illinois. Executive order, Illinois [revoking Executive order of June 13, 1895,
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BAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Flint River and Kortheastem Railroad. In Court of Appeals of District of
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Mellon, director general of railroads, as agent for President of United States ;
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SHIPPING BOARD
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vania, in equity, no. 3315, Mar. term, 1925, United States against Bethlehem
Steel Corporation, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation. Ltd.. Bethlehem
Steel Company, Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation, and Union Iron Works
Company ; complainant's reply to claim for credit and counterclaim of de-
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Isortliern Metals Companii. No. 3498, in circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit,
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and Samuel Tabas, copartners trading as Northern Metals Company ; peti-
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Shipping. Ex parte 4, sec. 15 [of shipping act, 1916] inquiry : [decided Aug.
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NATIONAL MUSEUM
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Orane-flies, Undescribed crane flies from Holarctic region in National Museum ;
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Cretaceous period. Additions to Upper Cretaceous invertebrate faunas of the
Carolinas ; by Lloyd W. Stephenson. 1927. cover-title, 25 p. 9 p. of pi.
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Curfidae. New species of 2-winged flies of family Cyrtidae, with new genus
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HooJcworms. Description of Ancylostoma pluridentatum, hookworm of car-
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Symenoptera. New parasitic Hymenoptera of subfamily Anteoninae from the
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2709.) t SI 3.6: 2709
Isopodx. On some terrestrial isopods in National Museum [with list of litera-
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Meteorites. Oxidation of meteoric irons, with comparative descriptions of
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tonds and notes [of United States, Sept. 1927]. Oct. 1, 1927. 6 p. 4°
(Form A.) [Monthly.] t T 50.5: 927/9
INTER-AMERICAN HIGH COMMISSION
Par. American Standardization Conference. Report on 2d Pan American Stand-
a::dization Conference [held at Washington, D. C, May 9-11, 1927] ; pub-
lished by Central Executive Council. 1927. iii-f 93 p. * Paper, 20c.
L C. card 27-27639 T 1.23/2 : St 2/3/Bnglish
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262 October, 1927
Pan American Standardisation Conference — Continued.
Same, Spanish. 1927. iii+101 p. * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 27-27638 T 1.23/2 : St 2/3/Spanish
INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
Internal revenue bulletin, v. 6, no. 40-44; Oct. 3-31. 1927. 1927. various
paging. [Weekly.] * Pap«r, 5c. single copy (for subscription price see note
below).
L. C. card 22-26051 T 22.23/1 : 927/40-44
Note. — The Intei-nal reveime bulletin service for 1927 will consist of weekly bulle-
tins, semiannual cumulative bulletins, and an annual digest. The weekly bulletins
will contain the rulings and decisions to be made public and all Treasury Department
decisions (known as Treasury decisions) pertaining to internal revenue matters. The
semiannual cumulative bulletins will contain all rulings and decisions (including
Treasury decisions) published during the previous 6 months. The annual digest will
contain in digested form all such rulings and decisions published during the year,
the volume for 1927 to contain also digests of the rulings and decisions published dur-
ing the years 1925 and 1926. The complete bulletin service may be obtained, on a,
subscription basis, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office,
Washington. D. C, for $2.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription. $2.7.5.
Internal j-erenue news, v. 1. no. 4; Oct. 1927. 1927. cover-title. 24 p. il.
[Monthly. Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ;
foreign subscription, 75c.
L. C. card 27-26746 T 22.33 : 1/4
LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION
Bonds of United States. Caveat list of United States registered bonds and
notes, Oct. 1, 1927. [1927.] 64 p. f° [Monthly.] t T 26.7 : 927/10
Money. Circulation statement of United States money, Oct. 1, 1927. Sept. 30,
1927. 1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] t
L. C. card 10-21267 T 26.5 : 927/10
PROHIBITION BUREAU
Manual. Regulations 1. Field office manual for use of prohibition administra-
tors. Sept. 1927. xxix+140 p. il. $
L. C. card 27-27658 T 54.5 : 1
Prohibition. Digest of Supreme Court decisions interpreting national prohibi-
tion act and Willis-Campbell act (in chronological order), for prohibition
administrators. United States attorneys, and others concerned. Sept. 1927.
1927. vi-l-54 p. * Paper. 10c.
L. C. card 27-27646 T 54.6 : 927
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Dietetics in institutions and in field; by Lucy Minnigerode. 1927. [l]+5 p.
2 p. of pi. (Reprint 1175.) [From Public health reports, Aug. 19, 1927.]
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-27655 T 27.6/a : 1175
Health officers. City health officers, 1927, directory of those in cities of 10,000
or more population. 1927. [1]+12 p. (Reprint 1177.) [From Public
health reports. Sept. 9, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 24-26806 T 27.6/a : 1177
Hygiene, PuMic. Public health laws and regulations adopted during 1926;
compiled by William Fowler. 1927. xi+204 p. (Supplement 65 to Public
health reports. ) * Paper. 30c.
L. C. card 20-26967 T 27.6/2 : 65i
Illness rate among males and females [with list of references], Hagerstown
[Md.] morbidity studies no. 6; by Edgar Sydenstricker. 1927. [l]-rl9 p.
il. (Reprint 1172.) [From Public health reports, July 29, 1927.] * Paper,
5c.
L. C. card 27-26048 T 27.6/a : 1172
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Official list of commissioned and other officers of Public Health Service, also list
of marine hospitals, quarantine, immigration, relief stations, and quarantine
vessels. Julv 1, 1927. 1927. v4-75 p. (Miscellaneous publication 11.) t
L. C. card 6-4U500 T 27.17 : 11/12
Oxidation. Studies on oxidation-reduction : 12, Note on Schardinger reaction
(in replv to Kodama) [with list of references] ; by TV. Mansfield Clark. Bar-
nett Cohen, and M. X. Sullivan. 1927. [1]+10 p. il. (Supplement 66 to
Public health reports. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-26554 T 27.6/2 : 66
Pellagra, its nature and prevention; by Joseph Goldberger. 1927. 8 p. (Re-
print 1174.) [From Public health reports, Sept. 2, 1927.] * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 27-27617 T 27.6/a : 1174
Preventive medicine. Unexplored field of preventive medicine in private prac-
tice: by W. F. Draper. 1927. [l]+5 p. (Reprint 1176.) [From Public
health reports, Sept. 9, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C, card 27-27656 T 27.6/a : 1176
Public health reports, v. 42, no. 40-43 ; Oct. 7-28, 1927. 1927. [xvi] +2431-2698
p. il. [Weekly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription.
$2 75
L. C. card 6-25167 T 27.6 : 42/40-43
Special articles. — No. 40. Diagnosis of poliomyelitis ; by J. P. Leake. — Diphthoria
in United States ; by Jason Waterman. — Diphtheria situation in Chicago ; by Herman
N. Bundesen. — Diphtheria immunization in Chicago. — Diphtheria in Now Yorli City. —
Increase of diphtheria in Berlin.- — Court decisions relating to public health. — No." 41.
Susceptibility to malaria parasites and relation to transmission of malaria of species of
Anopheles common in southern United States [with list of references] ; by M. A. Bar-
ber, W. H. W. Komp, and T. B. Hayne. — Predicting epidemics of plague in the Punjab,
preliminary note by W. H. C. Forster, director of public health of tlie Punjab, pre-
sented at Apr. 1927, meeting of Committee of International OflSce of Public Hygiene by
J. D. Graham, commissioner of public health to Indian Government: [translation].—^
Court decisions relating to public health. — No. 42. Report on studies of efficiency of
water-purification processes. — Cooperative rural health work of Public Health Service,
fiscal year 1927 ; by L. L. Lumsden. — Current world prevalence of disease, review of
monthly epidemiological report, issued Sept. 15, 1927. by Health Section of League of
Nations' Secretariat. ^ — Court decision relating to public health. — No. 4.3. Amendments
to international rules of zoological nomenclature, important notice to zoologists, physi-
cians, veterinarians, and others using zoological names. — Epidemiology of typhus fever
in Ireland [with list of references] ; by M. R. King.
Note. — This publication is distributed gratuitously to State and municipal health
officers, etc.. by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service, Treasury Depart-
ment. Others desiring these reports may obtain them from the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices stated above.
Stoxal. Some tests of larvicide stoxal [with list of references] : bv M. A. Bar-
ber and W. H. W. Komp. 1927. [l]+8 p. (Reprint 1173.) [From Public
health reports, Aug. 5, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-27630 T 27.6/a : 1173
VENEKEAL DISEASES DIVISION
Syphilis of circulatory system, compilation of abstracts from Division of Vene-
real Diseases ; issued by Public Health Service for use in its cooperative
work with State health departments. July 1, 1927. v+102 p. (Compila-
tion 6.) [Compilations 1-5 were mimeographed and have not been entered in
this catalogue.] * Paper, 20c. T 27.29: 6
Venereal disease information, issued by Public Health Service for use in its
cooperative work with State health departments, v. 8, no. 10: Oct. 20, 1927.
1927. ii+ 389-433 -fii p. [Monthlj'.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. :
foreign subscription, 75c.
L. C. card 23-26719 T 27.26 : 8/10
Special articles. — Present-day conceptions of immunitv in svphilis : bv Alan M.
Chesney. — Malaria inoculation ; by J. Waguer-Jauregg.
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES
Paper money. Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination out-
standing Sept. 30, 1927. Oct. 1, 1927. 1 p. oblong 24° t T 40.8 : 927/9
Ho'w to order publications — See Information f oUoTv^ln^ Contents
264 October, 1927
VETERANS' BUREAU
Medical iiilletin. United States Veterans' Bureau medical bullet n, v. 3, no. 11,
Nov. 1927; B. W. Carr. editor. 1927. x+1089-1191 p. 1 pi. 4 p. of pi.
[Monthly.] * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign sub: criptiuu. $2.15.
L. C. card 25-26672 YB 1.16 : 3/11
Special ariicles. — Mechanism' of psychic regression [with bibliographj' ; by E. W.
Lazell]. — Reception service at Veterans' Hospital, GnlFport, Miss.; [liy] Clinton G.
Beckett. — Promotion of activities in furthering beneficent aims of National hospital
day ; [by] John R. McDill and Waldo F. McNaught. — Clinical notes on pulsus alternans
[with list of references; by] Roger S. Morris. — Colostomy; [by] L. E. Briscoe. — Gastro-
jejunocolic fistula, with case report [and with list of references; by] L. A. Bradbury. —
Comparison of physical and X-ra3' examinations with autopsy findings; [by] Bertell L.
Talbot. — General considerations of pulmonary tuberculosis ; [by] V. E. Bellinger. —
Study of Vincent's angina [with references ; l)y] R. M. Fulwider. — Focal infection of
dental origin in cas»s of dementia pra?cox, hebephrenic type ; [by] L. Bowers Hodges. — •
Postoperative collapse of lung following nephrectomy with complete recovery ; [by]
Guy P. Asper. — Case report of rare skin disease [with list of references ; 1-y] F. W.
Scott. — Tuberculosis of anterior mediastinal lymph nodes, case n^port vvitli post-
mortem findings; [by] Richard C. Buckley. — Nurses in neuropsychiatric hospital;
[by] Florence J. Pelton. — Occupational therapy with neuropsychiatric patients ; [by]
C. H. Taylor and Myrtle E. Richardson.
Orders. General order 50 E: Oct. 1, 1927. [1927.] 12 p. 4" [Title is: Pro-
cedure in hospital admissions, transfers, and dischar.aes. U.«ually tile Gen-
eral orders of the Veterans' Bureau are mimeographed and are n(;t entered
in this catalogue.] | VB 1.5 : 59-E
Skin diseases. Survey of dermatological and syphilogical diagnostic work, Vet-
erans' [Bureau] diagnostic center. Washington, D. C. ; [by] F. J. Eichenlaub
[and] IVI. Harold Goodman. [1927.] p. ]-15. [From United States Veterans'
Bureau medical bulletin, V. 3, no. 10.] t VB 1.16/a : D 54
Tumors. Aid in differentiating between cerebral and cerebellar tumors [with
reference; by] Hugo IVIella. [1927.] 6 p. 1 pi. [From Un ted States Vet-
erans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 3, no. 10.] t VB 1.16/a : T 833
WAR DEPARTMENT
Army regulations, t Adjutant General's Department.
Note. — The Army regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. The names of such of the more important administrative subjects as
may seem appropriate, arranged in proper sequence, are numbered in a single series,
and each name so numbered constitutes the title and number of a pamphlet containing
certain administrative regulations pertaining thereto. Where more than one pamphlet
is required for the administrativi' regulations pertaining to any such title, additional
pamphlets will be issued in a separate sub-series.
5-100. Assistant Secretary of War : Procurement of supplies, general provisions ;
Sept. 12. 1927. [1927.] lip. W 1.6/1 : 5-100-
20-10. Inspector General's Department : Inspection of posts and camps. Changes 1 ;
Oct. 26. 1927. 1927. 1 p. W 1.6/2 : 20-10 '3/ch. 1
o0-960. Quartermaster Corps : Transportation of authorized baggage ; Sept. 20, 1927.
[1927.] 16 p. [Supersedes AR 30-960, Jan. 20, 1926.]
W 1.6/1 : 30-960/3
30-1195. Same: Transportation of individuals on transports; Oct. 1, 1927. [1927.]
8 p. [Supersedes AR 30-1195. Dec. 15, 1924.] W 1.6/1 : 30-1195/3
30-1220. Same: Transport messes. Changes 2; Oct. 17, 1927. [1927.] 3 p. [Super-
sedes AR 30-1220, Sept. 16. 1926.] W 1.6/2 : 30-1220/ch. 2
30-2135. Same: Laundries. Changes 2: Oct. 12. 1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes .\R
30-2135, Changes 1, Oct. 11, 1926.] W 1.6/2 : 30-2135/ch. ?
SO-3050. Same : Size tariffs of clothing. Changes 1 ; Oct. 26, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/2 : .30-3050/ch. 1
35-540. Finance Department: Preparation nf official checks; Oct. 20, 1927. [1927.]
4 p. [Supersedes AR 35-540, Mar. 22, 1922.1 W 1.6/1 : 3.5-540 '2
35-2600. Same: Soldiers' deposits: Sept. 30, 1927. [1927.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR
35-2600, Dec. 15, 1924, and Changes 1, Apr. 10, 1926.]
W 1.6/1 : 35-2600/2
35-6620. Same : Expendable property. Changes 1 ; Oct. 12, 1927. 1927. 1 p. A
W 1.6/2 : 35-6620/ch. 1 fl
35-6660. Same: Sales of property, Changes l; July 2, 1927. [1927.] 4 p. ^
W 1.6/2 : 35-6660 /2/ch. 1
40-110. Medical Department : Standards of physical examination for flying, Changes
1 ; Oct. 17, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. W 1.6/2 : 40-110/ch. 1
45-75. Ordnance Department : Sales of serviceable ordnance property. Changes 2 ;
Oct. 18, 1927. 1927. 1 p. [Supersedes AR 45-75, Changes 1; Apr. 10,
1926.] W 1.6/2 : 45-75/ch. 2
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OCTOBEE, 1927 ^5
Army regulations — Continued.
345-150. Military records : Pay card, Changes 2 ; Sept. 26, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/2 : 345-150/ch. 2
615-210. Enlisted men : Foreign service, Changes 1 ; Sept. 26, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/2 : 615-210/ch. 1
615-300. Same: Deserters, Changes 2; Sept. 26, 1927. [1927.] 3 p. [Supersedes
AR 615-300, Changes 1, Aug. 16, 1926.] W 1.6/2 : 615-300/ch. 2
Training regulations.
Note. — The Training regulations are issued in pajnphlet form for iii&ertion in loose-
leal' binders.
420-290. Infantry : Tanks, moves and positions, prepared under direction of chief of
infantry ; Sept. 26, 1917. [1927.] 13 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.21 : 420-290
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTIHENT
Medals. American decorations, list of awards of Congressional medal of honor,
distinguished-service cross, and distinguished-service medal, avs^arded under
authority of Congress, 1862-1926. 1927. ix+845 p. 3 pi. (War Dept. doc.
18a.) [Title on cover is: Decorations, United States Army, 1862-1926.]
* Paper, $1.35.
L. C. card 27-27643 W 3.2 : M 46/9
Oificers, Armij. Officers of Army stationed in or near District of Columbia,
Oct. 1, 1927. 1927. iv+43 p. [Quarterly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 20c. a
yr. ; foreign subscription, 30c.
L. C. card 9-35107 W 1.11 : 927/3
Pack transportation. Training manual, Army : Packer ; prepared under direc-
tion of quartermaster general, 1927. 1927. v+22 p. il. (War Dept. doc.
12a. ) * Paper, 10c. W 3.39/3 : P 12
Shooting. Extracts from War Department document 1050 : pt. 2, Pistol marlis-
manship, dismounted. [Reprint 1927.] p. 21-48, il. [From Pistol marlisman-
ship, Nov. 1920.] t W 3.16/la : P 677/rep. 927
JJ. S. Army recruiting news, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc-
tion of Adjutant General of Army, v. 9, no. 19 and 20; Oct. 1 and 15, 1927.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y., Oct. 1 and 15, 1927.]
Each 16 p. il. 4° t Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y.
L. C. card War 22-1 W 3.45 : 927/19, 20
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Navigable waters. Rules and regulations relating to navigable waters of
United States, with exception of those for northern and northwestern lakes
and their connecting and tributary waters, printed in lake survey bulletin ;
revised to July 1, 1927. 1927. [l]+353 p. * Paper, 50c.
L. C. card 27-27654 W 7.11/2 : N 22/927
Officers. Statement showing rank, duties, and addresses of officers of Corps
of Engineers, Army. Oct. 1, 1927 (with changes to Oct. 15. 1927). 1927.
[l]+29p. 4° [Semiannual.] t
L. C. card War 14-114 W 7.7 : 927/2
NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY
NOTE. — Charts of the Great Lakes and connecting waters and St. Lawrence River to
the international boundary' at St. Regis, of Lake Champlain, and of the New York State
canals are prepared and sold by the U. S. Lake Survey Office, Old Customhouse, Detroit,
Mich. Charts may also he purchased at the following U. S. engineer offices : 710 Army
Building. New York. N. Y. : 467 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. ; 540 Federal Building, Buffalo,
N. Y. ; and Canal Office, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. A catalogue (with index map), show-
ing localities, scales, prices, and conditions of sale, may be had upon application at any
of these offices.
A descriptive bulletin, which supplements the charts and gives detailed information as
to harbors, shore lines and shoals, magnetic determinations, and particulars of chang-
ing conditions affecting navigation, is issued free to chart purchasers, upon i-equest. The
bulletin is revised annually andMssuod at the opening of navigation (in April), and .sup-
plements thereto are published monthly during the navisration ' season.
Complete sets of charts and publications may be seen at the U. S. engineer offices in
Duluth, Minn., IMilwaukee, Wis., Chicago, 111., Grand Rapids, Mich., Cleveland, Ohio,
and Oswego, N. Y., but they are obtainable only at the sales offices above mentioned.
HofT to order publications — See Information following Contents
266 October, 1927
Great Lakes. Supplement 6, Oct. 26, 1927, corrections and additions to Bul-
letin 36 ; to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. U. S.
Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich. [Oct. 26, 1927.] p. 1-3+leaves 4r-ll-|-
[2] p. 4" t W 33.3 : 36/7
GENERAL STAFF CORPS
Military law. Changes 7 [for] Military laws of United States, 1921; July 2,
1927, [1927.] 11 leaves. [Military laws issued by Judge Advocate General's
Department] * Paper, 5c. W 1.8/4 : 921/7
MILITIA BUREAU
National Guard regulations, f
L. C. card War 26-7
Note. — The new National Guard regulations are being printed as they are prepared
and approved regardless of serial numbers of the several pamphlets which, when com-
pleted, will include the revision of the 1922 Regulations.
59. Preparation of National Guard pay rolls and pay and mileage vouchers and model
remarks; June 30, 1927. [1927.] 20 p. W 70.7/4 : 59
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House resolutioTi (simple) H. Res.
Illustration, illustrations 11.
Inch, inches . in.
Interstate Commerce Commission I. C. C.
Latitude .lat.
Longitude long.
Mile, miles m.
Miscellaneous mis., misc.
Nautical naut.
No date n. d.
No place n. p.
Number, numbei'S no., uos.
Octavo 8°
Page, pages p.
Part, parts pt., pts.
Plate, plates pL
Portrait, portraits por.
Quarto 4°
Report rp.
Saint St.
Section, section.'; sec.
Senate. Senate bill S.
Senate concurrent resolution S. Con. Res.
Senate document S. doc.
Senate executive document S. ex. doc.
Senate joint resolution S. J. Res.
Senate report S. rp.
Senate resolution (simple) S. Res.
Session sess.
Sixteenmo 16°
Table, tables tab.
Thirty two-mo 32°
Treasury Treas.
Twelvemo 12°
Twenty four-mo 24°
Versus vs., v.
Volume, volumes v., vol.
Year yr.
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Federal Horticultural Board 273
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Plant Industry Bureau 274-276
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Weather Bureau 276-277
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Congress 287-288
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Court of Claims 288-290
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Employees' Compensation Commission 291
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Education Bureau ^ 293
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Interstate Commerce Commission 295-303
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National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers 310
Navy Department 310-313
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Navigation Bureau 310-313
Hydrographic Office 311-313
Naval Academy 313
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Pan American Union 314-315
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Topography Division 317
President of United States 317-319
Shipping Board 319
Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation 319
Smithsonian Institution 320
American Historical Association 320
National Gallery of Art 320
National Museum 320
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International Joint Commission on Boundary Waters between United
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Supreme Court 321
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No. 395 NOVEMBER 1927
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Note. — In accordance with a recent order of the Secretary of Agriculture, the Depart-
ment bulletin series will be stopped at no. 1500, being replaced by a series designated as
Technical bulletin ; the last of the Department circular series will be no. 425, to be
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all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them.
Alfalfa. Relation of maturity to nutritive value of 1st, 2d, and 3d cuttings of
irrigated alfalfa [with list of literature cited] ; by Jerry Sotola. 1927.
cover-title, p. 361-3S3, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35,
no. 4, Aug. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : Al 28/13
Bees. Utilization of carbohydrates by honeybees [with list of literature
cited] ; by E. F. Phillips. 1927. cover-title, p. 385-428. [From Journal
•of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 5, Sept. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : B 391/2
Bud-moths. Notes on life history of bud moth, Spilonota ocellana D. & S. ;
by S. W. Frost. 1927. [2] +347-359 p. il. 2 p. of pi. [From Journal of
agricultural research, v. 35, no. 4, Aug. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : M 856/9
Cattle. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 307, rule 1, revision 26, to prevent
spread of splenetic, southern, or Texas fever in cattle, effective Dec. 1, 1927 :
[Oct. 28, 1927]. [1927.] 3 p. t A 4.5: 307
Crops and markets, Nov. 1927; v. 4, no. 11. [1927.] p. 409-448, il. 4°
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Journal of agricultural research. Journal of agricultural research [title-page,
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Contexts. — No. 5. Utilization of carbohydrates by honeybees [with list of literature
cited] ; by E. F. Phillips. — Utilization of carbohydrates as food by honeybee larvae
[with list of literature cited] ; by L. M. Bertholf. — Root rot of Lucretia dewberry
caused by variety of Collybia dryophila Fr. [with list of literature cited] ; by R. F.
Poole. — Pomegranate blotch ; by Frederick A. Wolf. — Subcutaneous tumoif in primate
caused by tapeworm larvae experimentally reared to maturity in dogs [with list of
literature cited] ; by Benjamin Schwartz. — No. 6. Studies of physiological anatomy
of strawberry [with list of literature cited] ; by Philip R. White. — Comparative studies
of winter hardiness in wheat [vdth list of literature cited] ; by John H. Martin. —
Seeds of quack grass and certain wheat grasses compared : by Helen H. Henry. —
Toxic constituent of richwecd or white snakeroot (Eupatorium" urticaefoliumj [with
list of literature cited] ; by .James Fitton Couch.
Note. — This publication is published by authority of the Secretary of Agriculture,
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distributed free only to libraries of agricultural colleges and experiment stations, to
large universities, technical schools, and to such institutions as make suitable exchanges
' with the Agriculture Department. Others desiring the Journal may obtain it from the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices stated above.
Same. v. 35, no. 7 and 8 ; Oct. 1 and 15, 1927. 1927. cover-titles, p. 577-
767, il. 3 p. of pi. [Semimonthly.] A 1.23 : 35/7, 8
Contents. — No. 7. Cytological study of Ceratostomella adiposum (Butl.) comb,
nov.. black-rot fungus of sugar cane ; by George B. Sartoris. — Soil factors influencing
development of mosaic disease in winter wheat [with list of literature cited] ; by
Robert W. Webb. — Factors affecting popping quality of pop corn ; by J. G. Willier
and Arthur M. Brunson. — Relative assimilation by dairy cows of clover and alfalfa
'B.ow to order publications— See information foIloTrlngr Contents
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270 November, 1927
Journal of agricultural reseorc7i— Continued.
hays and of rations of different calcium and phosphorus content [with list of literature
cited] ; by William A. Turner, T. Swann Harding, and Arthur M. Hartmau. — Effect
of inanition upon yield and composition of cows' milk [with list of literature cited] ;
by O. R. Overman and K. E. Wright. — Paradichlorobenzene as anthelmintic [with list
of literature cited] ; hv G. Dikmans, — Cytological studies on virus diseases of solana-
ceous plants [with list of literature cited] ; by Ism6 A. Hoggan. — No. 8. Form-class
taper curves and volume tables and their application [with list of literature cited] ;
by C. Edward Behre.- — Effect of absorption by plants on concentration of soil solution ;
by Carl S. Scofield. — Experiments with sodium chlorate and other chemicals as herbi-
cides for field bindweed [with list of literatui'e cited] ; by W. L. Latshaw and J. W.
Zahnley.
Official record, Department of Agriculture, v. 6, no. 44-48; Nov. 2-30, 1927.
[1927.] Eacli 8 p. 4° [Weekly.] * Paper, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$1.10.
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Quarantine. IVIodification of Japanese beetle quarantine, Amendment 3 to rules
and regulations (6th revision) supplemental to Notice of quarantine 48, effec-
tive Nov. 1. 1927. [1927.] 2 p. (Federal Horticultural Board.) t
A 35.5 : 48/6tli rev. amdt. 3
IVIodification of satin moth quarantine. Amendment 1 to rules and regu-
lations supplemental to Notice of quarantine 53. revised, effective Oct. 18,
1927. 1927. 1 p, (Federal Horticultural Board.) t
A 35.5 : 53/2d rev. amdt. 1
Root rot of Lucretia dewberry caused by variety of Collybia dryophila Fr.
[with list of literature cited]; by R. F. Poole. 1927. [2]-f453-464 p. 11.
[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 5, Sept. 1, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : D 512
Sunburn. Protection afforded skin against sunburn by textile fibers; by
Katherine Hess, J. O. Hamilton, and Margaret Justin. 1927. [2] +251-259
p. 11. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 3, Aug. 1, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : Sk 33
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU
Agricultural products. National standards for farm products; by Lloyd S.
Tenny, in collaboration with standardization specialists of Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics. Aug. 1, 1927. 52 p. il. 1 tab. (Agriculture Dept. Cir-
cular 8. ) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 27-770 A 1.4/2 : 8
Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions, Nov. 1, 1927 ;
V. 11, no. 11. [1927.] 24 p. [Monthly.] * Paper, 25c. a yr. ; foreign sub-
scription, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15: 11/11
Cattle. Systems of livestock farming in Black Prairie Belt of Alabama &
Mississippi; [by M. A, Crosby and R. D. Jennings]. [Nov. 1927.] ii+34 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1546.) [Prepared in cooperation with
Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Mississippi Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion. Includes list of Alabama and Mississippi publications relating to live
stock farming.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-775 A 1.9 : 1546
Cotton. Establishment of standard grades for American cotton linters; by
Guy S. Meloy. Nov, 1927. 8 p. (Agriculture Dept, Miscellaneous publica-
tion 10. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-779 A 1.38 : 10
Crops. Crop and livestock reports [June, 1927], [1927.] p. 194-197, 4°
[From Crops and markets, v. 4, no. 6.] t A 36.ll/3a : C883
Same [July, 1927]. [1927.] p. 234-237. 4" [From Crops and markets,
V. 4, no. 7.] t A 36.ll/3a : C 883/2
Same [Sept. 1927; Price situation]. [1927.] 330-331+366^-367 p. 4°
[From Crops and markets, v. 4, no. 9,] t A 36.ll/3a : C 883/3
Hcfv to order publications— See information folIOTvins Contents
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Crops — Continued.
Simple waj to increase crop yields, methods followed by farmers of coastal
plain section of Central Atlantic States in building up soil fertility ; [by] H.
A. Miller. [Feb. 1918, revised Sept. 1927.] 1927. 24 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 924.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-211 A 1.9 : 924/2
Dr^ farming methods and practices in wheat growing in Columbia and Snake
River basins: [by Byron Hunter]. [Nov. 1927.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmery' bulletin 1545.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-774 A 1.9 : 1545
Inventories. Farm inventories; [by J. S. Ball]. [Dec. 1920, reprint 1927.]
32 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1182.) [Mar. 1921, on p. 2
is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-22 A 1.9 : 1182/1-5
Service announcements. Amendment 7 to Service and regulatory announce-
ments no. 93, Official export standards for inspection of apples when packed
in northwestern standard apple box; [Sept. 19, 1927]. [Nov. 1927.1 1 p. t
A 36.5 : 93/amdt. 7
Service and regulatory announcements, no. 108 : United States standards
for milled rice, brown rice, and rough rice. Oct. 1927. 16 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 15-199 A 36.5: 108
ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Cattle. Fattening steers on dry-land crops of the Southwest; by W. H. Black,
J. L. Lantow. and D. R. Burnham. Oct. 1927. 15 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 30.) [Prepared in cooperation with New Mexico Agri-
cultural Experiment Station and Tucumcari Field Station.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-776 A 1.36 : 30
Judging beef cattle, [by E. H. Thompson; revised by W. H. Black].
[Nf)v. 1919. revised June. 1926, reprint with slight change 1927.] ii-1-14
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1068.) * Pai)er, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 19-1040 A 1.9 : 1068/4-2
Cattle seah and methods of control and eradication; [by Marion Imes]. [Dec.
1918. revised Oct. 1927.] [1927.] 30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1017.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 19-152 A 1.9 : 1017/2
Cattle-ticks. Story of cattle-fever tick, what every southern child should know
about cattle ticks. 1917, revised Sept. 1927. 1927. cover-title. 19 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 2.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.
Formerly issued as a general publication of the Animal Industry Bureau.]
* Paper. 10c.
L. C. card Agr 27-777 A 1.38 : 2
Poultry. Diseases of poultry, [by Bernard A. Gallagher; revised by John S.
Buckley, Hubert Bunyea, and F. C. Bishopp]. [Revised edition.] ^ [Reprint
Oct. 1927.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1337.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C card Agr 27-393 A 1.9 : 1337/5-2
Feeding chickens: [by M. A. Jull and A. R. Lee]. [Oct. 1927.] ii-f24
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1541.) [Supersedes Farmers'
bulletin 1067, Feeding hens for egg production.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-769 A 1.9 : 1541
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements. Oct. 1927 ;
[no.] 246. Nov. 1927. p. 79-88. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c.
a yr. ; foreign subscription, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13 : 246
Sheep. Judging sheep; [by G. H. Bedell]. [July, 1921, revised Nov. 1922,
reprint 1927.] 24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1199.)
* Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-904 A 1.9 : 1199/1-6
HoTV to order pnblicntionnj — See information follovrlng: Contentii
272 November, 1927
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Oame laws for season 1927-28, summary of provisions of Federal, State, and
provincial statutes; [by Frank L. Eamshaw]. [Aug. 1927, revised Oct. 1927.]
[1927.] ii+46 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1550.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 6-384 A 1.9 : 1550/2
Magpie in relation to agriculture ; by E. R. Kalmbach. Oct. 1927. cover-title,
30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 24.) * Paper, 10c. a
L. C. card Agr 27-773 A 1.36 : 24 ^
Mink raising; [by Frank G. Ashbrook]. [Oct. 1927.] [2] +6 p. il. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Leaflet 8.) * Paper, 5c.
L. O. card Agr 27-626 A 1 35 : 8
RaiMts. Raising domestic rabbits; [by D. Monroe Green]. [Mar. 1927, revised
Oct. 1927.] [1927.] [2]+6p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 4.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-388 A 1.35 : 4/2
Report of chief of Bureau of Biological Survey [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.]
27 p. t
L. C. card Agr 12-378 A 5.1 : 927
CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU
Note. — The new Bureau of Chemistry and Soils will be charged with the responsibility
for all the research work of the Department of Agriculture on chemistry and soils. The
following existing units in the Department will be included in the new bureau : All of
the present Bureau of Soils ; all of the present Bureau of Chemistry, except those units
having to do with the enforcement of the food and drugs act, tea act, naval stores act,
and collaboration with other Departments ; and the soil-fertility and soil-bacteriology
units of the Bureau of Plant Industry.
For publications prepared by the Chemistry Bureau and Soils Bureau previous to their
consolidation as Chemistry and Soils Bureau, see below, and p. 276, respectively.
Sorgo-sirup manufacture; [by A. Hugh Bryan and Sidney F. Sherwood]. [Feb.
1924, reprint 1927.] ii+29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1389) [Prepared in cooperation with Plant Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-264 A 1.9 : 1389/1-2
CHEMISTRY BUREAU
Note. — See also, above, Chemistry aud Soils Bureau.
Food. Index to Notices of judgment [under food and drugs act] 14001-15000.
[1927.] p. 523-532. [Notices of judgment 14001-15000 were issued in Sen^-
ice and regulatory announcement supplements 211-230 of the Chemistry Bu-
reau.] * Paper, 5c. A 7.6/3 : 14001-15000
Report of chief of Bureau of Chemistry [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.] 34 p. t
L. C. card Agr 12-382 A 7.1 : 927
DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU
Cottage cheese. Making and using cottage cheese in the home ; [by Kenneth
J. Matheson and Jessie M. Hoover]. [May, 1925, revised 1927.] [1927.] i
ii+13 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1451.) * Paper, 10c. |
L. C. card Agr 25-640 A 1.9 : 1451/2 .
Milk. Present status of pasteurization of milk [with list of references to
literature] ; by S. Henry Ayers. Jan. 8, 1916, revised Sept. 1926 [reprint i
1927]. 18 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Bulletin 342.) * Paper, 5c. <
L. C. card Agr 27-35 A 1.3 : 342/4r-2 ^
ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU 1
Qrain. Stored-grain pests; [by] E. A. Back and B.. T. Cotton. [Apr. 1922,
revised Oct. 1927.] 1927. 48 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1260.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 22-489 A 1.9 : 1260/4
HoTv to order publications— See Informatiou folloTvlngr Contents
1
November, 1927 273
Larger sod wehiconn [with list of literature cited] ; by George G. Ainslie.
Nov. 1927. 18 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 31.) * Paper,
5e.
L. C. card Agr 27-780 A 1.3G : 31
Lead arsenate. Study of lead arsenate and lime spray mixtures [with list of
literature cited] ; by P. A. Van der Meulen and E. R. Van Leeuwen. 1927.
[2] +313-321 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 4, Aug.
15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : L 469/2
Pecans. Important pecan insects and their control; [by John B. Gill]. [Jan.
1924, reprint 1927.] ii+49 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1364.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 24-331 A 1.9 : 1364/1-2
Pine tip moth in Nebraska National Forest ; by Samuel A. Graham and Lynn
G. Baumhofer. 1927. [2] +323-333 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural
research, v. 35, no. 4, Aug. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : M 856/10
Pink 'boll-icornis. Parasites of pink bollworm in Hawaii [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by H. F. Willard. Nov. 1927. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 19. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-782 A 1.36 : 19
Report of entomologist [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.] 29 p. t
L. C. card 8-9085 A 9.1 : 927
Spraying for control of insects and mites attacking citrus trees in Florida ;
[by W. W. Yothers]. [Mar. 1918, revised June, 1922, reprint with slight
changes 1927.] ii+38 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 933.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-13 A 1.9 : 933/2-3
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE
Agricultural experiment stations. Experiment station results in food crop
improvement; [by Henry M. Steece]. [1927.] 5 p. (Yearbook separate
967.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 967
Experiment station work on animal disease control; [by W. A. Hooker].
[1927.] 2 p. (Yearbook separate 966.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 966
Experiment stations promote soil betterment; [by R. W. TruUinger].
[1927.] 3 p. (Yearbook separate 965.) [From Yearbook, 1926.] * Paper, 5c.
A 1.10/a : 965
Experiment station record, v. 57, no. 7; Nov. 1927. 1927. cover-title, ix+601-
700 p. il. * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c. per vol. (2 vols, a yr.) ; foreign sub-
scription. $1.25 per vol.
L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 10.6 : 57/7
XoTE. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural
.science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States.
Extra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued, 3 to each volume. These are
made up almost exclusively of abstracts, that is, they contain no editorial notes and
only a limited number of current notes.
ALASKA AGRICHLTUBAL EXPEHIMENT STATIONS
Report of Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations, [calendar year] 1926.
Nov. 1927. cover-title. 40 p. il. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 6-1413 A 10.10/1 : 926
FEDERAL HORTICULTURAL BOARD
Report of Federal Horticultural Board [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.] 36 p. t
L. C. card Agr 15-530 A 35.1 : 927
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, July-Sept.
1927 ; no. 92. Nov. 1927. p. 97-131, il. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 14-383 A 35.9 : 92
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rOREST SERVICE
Fore^-t worker, Nov. 1927; [v. 3, no. 6]. [1927.] ii+21 p. [Bimonthly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 35c.
L. C. card Agr 24-838 A 13.19 : 927/G
Forests and forestry. American forests and forest products. Oct. 1927. cover-
title, 324 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Statistical bulletin 21. ) * Paper, 45c.
L. C. card Agr 27-772 A 1.34 : 21
Forestry as profession; by Edward A. Sherman. 1st reprint Nov. 1927.
16 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-415 A 13.2 : F 76/19/lst rep.
Grazing. Conservative grazing pays. [1927.] 4 p. il. 24" t A 13.2 : G 79/7
Hardwoods. Growing and planting hardwood seedlings on farm; [by C. R.
Tillotson]. [Jan. 1921, reprint with changes 1927.] 30 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1123.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-218 A 1.9 : 1123/1-5
Timber. Measuring and marketing farm timber; [by Wilbur R. Mattoon and
William B. Barrows]. [Sept. 1921, revised Oct. 1927.] [1927.] 62-f [2] p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1210.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 21-1164 A 1.9 : 1210/2
Timber growing and logging practice in western white pine and larch-fir
forests of northern Rocky Mountains, measures necessary to keep forest land
productiAe and to produce full timber crops, by Elers Koch and R. N. Cun-
ningham ; Introduction by W. B. Greeley. Sept. 1927. cover-title, 38 p. 10 p.
of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin 1494.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 27-768 A 1.3 : 1494
Turpentine. Dual purpose trees, new development in naval stores research
[with special reference to turpentining]. 1927. [2] p. oblong 24° t
A 13. 2 : T 71/9
Maps
Lincoln National Forest, N. Mex. [resources and i-ecreation features, roads,
trails, etc.]. 1927. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. narrow f°, folded into
12° size and so printed as to number 9 pages, t A 13.13 : L G3
HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU
Beef. Cooking beef according to cut ; [by Lucy M. Alexander and Fanny
Walker Yea tman]. [Nov.] 1927. [4] p. il, (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 17.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-781 A 1.35 : 17
Report of chief of Bureau of Home Economics [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.]
11 p. t
L. C. card Agr 25-18 A 42.1 : 927
INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE BOARD
Report of Insecticide and Fungicide Board [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.] 8 p. t
L. C. card Agr 12-2227 A 34.1 : 927
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Alfalfa. Utilization of alfalfa; [by R A. Oakley and H. L. Westover].
[Dec. 1921, revised Aug. 1925, reprint 1927.] ii+36 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1229.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-144 A 1.9 : 1229i/2-2
Apple-orchard renovation; [by H. P. Gould]. [Oct. 1922, revised May, 1924,
reprint 1927.] ii+28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1284.)
* Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-1218 A 1.9 : 1284/2-3
How to order pnltllcatlons— See Information folio-wing Contents
November, 1927 275
Bulbs. American bulbs under glass; by David Griffiths. Dec. 1926 [reprint
1927]. 23 p. il. 1 pi. 10 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin
1462.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 27-134 A 1.3 : 1462/1-2
Corn. Better seed corn; [by C. P. Hartley]. [Sept. 1920, reprint 1927.] lop.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1175.) * Paper, 5c.
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Corn varieties resistant to rot disease ; [by James R. Holbert and James
G. Diclxson]. [1927.] 6 p. il. (Yearbook separate 960.) [From Yearbook,
1926.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.10/a : 960
Cotton. Two most common decays of cotton bolls in Soutlfwestern States [with
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[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 4, Aug. 15, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : C 829/45
Cowpeas. utilization; [by W. J. Morse]. [Sept. 1920, reprint 1927.] 24 p. il.
(Auriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1153.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 20-1912 A 1.9 : 1153/1-6
Dahlias for the home; [by B. Y. Morrison]. [Nov. 1923, reprint 1927.] ii+17
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1370.) [Apr. 1925, on p. ii, is
date of previous reprint.] * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1499 A 1.9 : 1370/1^
Grain. Grains for Utah dry lands ; [by] Jenkin W. Jones [and] Aaron F.
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bulletin SS3.) * Paper, 5c.
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Grains for western North and South Dakota [and eastern Montana ; by]
F. Ray Babcock. John H. Martin, and Ralph W. Smith. [Oct. 1917, reprint]
1927. 22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 878.) [Sept. 1921, on
p. 2. is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 5c.
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Grasshoppers. When and how does sex arise'? Grasshoppers are very serious
pest of many crops over much of the world, nematologists of Bureau of
Plant Industry have been trying to find means of control ; [by N. A. Cobb,
G. Steiner, and J. R. Christie]. [1927.] 4 p. [From Official record, Depart-
ment of Agriculture, v. 6, no. 43, Oct. 26, 1927.] t A 1.33/a : Se91
Peas. Production of peas for canning; [by Chester J. Hunn]. [Feb. 1922,
revised Oct. 1927.] [1927.] 24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1255. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-375 A 1.9 : 1255/2
Plant material introduced by Office of Foreign Plant Introduction, July 1-Sept.
30, 1925; nos. 64429-65047. Nov. 1927. 36 p. (Inventory 84.) * Pai^er, 5c.
A 19.12 : 84
Plums. Varietal characteristics of plums in Pacific States in relation to prun-
ing; by C. F. Kinman. Oct. 1927. cover-title, 38 p. 39 p. of pi. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Department bulletin 1477.) * Paper. 45c.
L. C. card Agr 27-778 A 1.3 : 1477
Regal lily; by David Griffiths. Dec. 1926 [reprint 1927]. 19 p. 4 p. of pi.
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Scotts Bluff Field Station. Work of Scotts BlufC Field Station, 1922-25 ; [by]
James A. Holden. Nov. 1927. 46 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 5.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station.]
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Sorghum. How to use sorghum grain ; [by] Carleton R. Ball and Benton E.
Rothgeb. June, 1918 [reprint] 1927. 19 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 972.) [Includes lists of A^Ticulture Department publications on
grain sorgluims.] * Paper. 5c.
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Hot*- to order puljlicatioiis — See iiiforiiiation follovrinj? Contents
276 November, 1927
Strawberries. Studies of physiological anatomy of strawberry [with list of
literature cited] ; by Philip R. White. 1927. [2] +481-492 p. il. 8 p. of pi.
[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 6. Sept. 15, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : St 82/9
Tobacco. Fertilizer tests with flue-cured tobacco ; by E. G. Moss, J. E.
McMurtrey, jr., W. M. Luun, and J. M. Carr. Oct. 1927. cover-title, 59 p.
il. 3 pi. (Agriculture Dei>t. Technical bulletin 12.) [Prepared in coopera-
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culture and Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station.] * Paper, 15c.
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Wheat varieties resistant to stinking smut; [by E. F. Gaines]. [1927.] 3 p. 11.
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A 1.10/a : 964
PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Drainage of irrigated farms; [by R. A. Hart]. [June, 1917, revised July, 1926,
reprint 1927.] 32p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 805.) * Paper,
5c.
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Ohio. Report of survey of transportation on State highway system of Ohio,
by Bureau of Public Roads and Ohio Department of Highways and Public
Works. 1927. 155 p. il. 7 maps, 4° t
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Public roads. Public roads, journal of highway research, v. 8, no. 8 ; Oct. 1927.
1927. cover-title, p. 159-190, il. 4" [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.]
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[Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] A 22.6 : 8/9
SOILS BUREAU
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Bureau was merged with the Chemistry Bureau, see p. 272.
Grant County, S. Dak. Soil survey of Grant County, S. Dak.; by W. I. Wutkins
and W. H. Pierre. 1927. iii +1649-79 p. il. map. [Prepared in cooperation
with South Dakota Agricultural I^xperiment Station. From Field operations,
1922. ] * Paper, 20c. A 26.5/a : G 767/4
Report of chief of Bureau of Soils [fiscal year 1927]. [1927.] 8 p. t
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Worcester Counfy, Mass. Soil survey of Worcester County, Mass.; by W. J.
Latimer, R. F. R. Martin, and M. O. Lanphear. 1927. iii+1531-94 p. il.
1 pi. 2 p. of pi. 2 maps. [Prepared in cooperation with Massachusetts Depart-
ment of Agriculture. From Field operations, 1922.] * Paper. 25c.
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WEATHER BUREAU
Climatological data. Climatological data for United States by sections, v. 14,
no. 7; July, 1927. [1927.] cover-title, [198] p. il. 2 p. of maps, 4° * Paper,
35c. complete monthly number, $4.00 a vr.
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can not be supplied. The separate Climatological data are sold by tlie Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, I). C, at the rate of 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. for each
section.
Same, v. 14, no. S; Aug. 1927. [1927.] cover-title, [198] p. il. 2 p. of
maps, 4° A 29.29 : 14/8
HoTT to order imlilici'.tions — See information. follOTving Contents
November, 1927 277
Meteorologi/. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. C, Oct. 1927.
[Nov. 2, 1927.] [2] p. large 8° t A 29.30 : 927/10
Weather. Weekly weather and crop bulletin, Nov. 1-29, 1927; no. 44-48, 1927.
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not be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the Superin-
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Same [containing forecasts for United States], Nov. 1-30, 1927. 2d edi-
tion. [1927.] Each 16.4X22.7 in. [The Sunday edition does not contain
as much information as the edition for week days.] * 30c. a month, $3.00
a yr. (maps can not be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with
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Weather outlook, Nov. 7-Dec. 3 [1927]. Nov. 5-26, 1927. Each 1 p. [Weekly.
The edition here catalogued is the one for Districts 1-3 issued from the fore-
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Note. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed
from, forecast centers of the Weather Bureau, as follows: Washington, D. C. (District
1. North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
District 3, Ohio Valley and Tennessee) ; New Orleans, La. (District 4, Southern Plains
and West Gulf States) ; Chicago, 111. (District 5, Region of Great Lakes, District 6.
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Plains ) ; Denver, Colo. (District S, Northern Rocky Mountain region, District 9, South-
ern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions) ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 10, Far
Western States).
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When a selling price is noted in this list, application for such publication should be
submitted to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, with remittance. For
copies of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, however, apply directly to the issuing office,
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C.
Collisions at sea. Rules to prevent collisions of vessels. Oct. 10, 1927. 17 p. 4°
(Department circular 230, 3d edition; Steamboat Inspection Service and
Bureau of Navigation.) [Supersedes 2d edition, June 8, 1917.] t
L. C. card 27-27753 C 1.4 : 230/3
Report. 15th annual report of Secretary of Commerce [with condensed reports
of bureaus, fiscal year] 1927. 1927. xlii-f-310 p. il. * Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 14-30030 C 1.1 : 927
AERONAUTICS BRANCH
Airway bulletin, 3 revised, 200, 216-230; Sept. 30-Nov. 1, 1027. [1927.] Each
2 p. or 7 p. il. 12° (Information Division.) [No. 200 is Index to Airway
bulletins 1-200.] t C 23.7: 3, etc.
I
HoTF to order i)ii1>licatioiis — See iiiformatlon folloTi'inj? Contents
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278 November, 192T
Report. Annual report of director of aeronautics to Secretary of Commerce,
fiscal year 1927. 1927. ii+30 p. il. * Pap3r, 5c. C 23.1 : 927
CENSUS BUREAU
Business. Survey of current business, Nov. 1927, no. 75 ; compiled by Bureau of
Census, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, [and] Bureau of Stand-
ards. 1927. cover-title, 55 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Contains statistics for Sept.
1927, and items covering October received up to Oct. 28, 1927, tjie date given
above, Nov. 1927, being tbe date of issue. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper,
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Same, weekly supplement, Nov. 7-28, 1927. [1927.] Each 3 p. or 4 p. il.
4" [Included in price of monthly Survey of current business, which see
above.] C 3.34 : 927/35-38
Cotton. October report of cotton consumed, on hand, imported, and exported,
and active cotton spindles. Nov. 14, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report.
Th s publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 : 927-28/3
Report on cotton ginning, number of bales of cotton ginned from growth
of 1927, prior to Nov. 1, 1927, and comparative statistics to corresponding date
in 1926 and 1925. Nov. 9, 1927. oblong 132° [Preliminary report. This pub-
lication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.20 : 927-28/5
Same prior to Nov. 14, 1927, and comparative statistics to corresponding
date in 3926 and 1925. Nov. 21, 1927. oblong 32° [Preliminary report. This
publication is issued in postal card form.] t 0 3.20:927-28/6
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manufac-
tured, shipped out, on hand, and exported for 3 months ending Oct. 31, 1927
and 1926. Nov. 12, 1927. oblong 32" [Exports of cottonseed products for 2
months ending Sept. 30. Preliminary report. This publication is issued in
postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/3
Manufactures. Census of manufactures, 1925 : Summary by industry groups
and by industries. 1927. 41 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. 'card 27-27705 C 3.24/4 : 925-In 2/2
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Note. — The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey arc sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
California. Magnetic declination in California and Nevada in 1927 [with bib-
liographies] ; by W. N. McFarland. 1927. [1]+T3 p. il. map. (Serial 396.)
* Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 27-27671 C 4.24 : C 12
Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin, Oct. 31, 1927; no. 149. [1927.] 7 p. '
[Monthly.] $
L. C. card 15-26512 0 4.20:149
Magnetic observatories. Results of observations made at Coast and Geodetic
Survey magnetic observatory at Cheltenham, Md., in 1923 and 1924 :; by
Daniel L. Hazard. 1927. ii+111 p. 4 pi. (Serial 394.) * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 9-35432 C 4.16 : C 41/11
Report. Annual report of director. Coast and Geodetic Survey, to Secretary of
Commerce, fiscal year 1927. 1927. 5 pts. in 1, iv+47 p. 4 pi. 12 maps.
* Paper, 50c. C 4.1 : 927
Same. (H. doc. 6, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) *
HoTv to order iJn1>licatioiis — See iiiforiiiation follOTFing Contents
November, 1927 279
Terrestrial magnetmn. Publication ou terrestrial magnetism [list of those of
espedal interest to surveyors and others having' occasion to use compass or
results of compass surveys, with brief statement of contents of each]. [1927.]
2 p. 4° t
L. C. card 27-27744 C 4.2 : T 27/2
Tidal bench marks, Connecticut; by L. A. Cole. 1927. [l]+44 p. il. 2 p. of pL
map. (Special publication 136.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-27664 C 4.19 : 136
Tide table, New York Harbor, [calendar] year 1928. 1927. [1]+14 p. 24°
( Serial 402. ) t Paper, 5c.
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Charts
Calif ornia, Point Arena to Trinidad Head, surveys 1869-1926 and other sources;
with inset, Rockport Landing; chart 5602. [Scale 1:203,000.] Wash ngtoa,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Nov. 1927. 46.5X31.5 in. [Not intended for
inside navigation.] t 75c. C 4.9 : 5602
Chesapeake Bay, Va., Cape Heury to Thimble Shoal Light, surveys to 1918,
sun^eys by U. S. Engineers to 1927. surveys by Geological Survey ; chart 48L
Scale 1:20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 28.9 X
42.9 in. t75c. C 4.9: 481
Chignlk Bay. Chignik and Kujulik bays, Alaska Peninsula, Alaska, south
coast, surveys to 1925 ; with inset, Anchorage and Mud bays, Chignik Bay,
Alaska Peninsula, from surveys in 1906 and 1924; chart 8710. [Scale
1:80.000.] AVashington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 33.2X43.5
in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 8710
Columbia River, Oreg.-Wash., St. Helens to Willamette River, including Van-
couver and Portland, surveys to 1890, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Mar. 1927,
surveys by Port of Portland to 1927 and other sources ; chart 6154. Scale
1:40,000. AVashington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Nov. 1927. 40.9X20.5
in. t50c. • C 4.9 : 6154
Deer Island Tlwrofare and Casco Passage, Me., surveys to 1910 and other
sources, sun^eys by U. S. Engineers to 1915 ; chart 227. Scale 1 : 20,000.
Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 19.7X33.2 in. t 2,5c.
C 4.9 : 227
Gambicr Bay, Stephens Passage, southeast Alaska, surveys to 1926; chart 8224.
Scale 1:40,000. Washington. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Nov. 1927. 24.6X
22 in. t 25c. C 4.9 : 8224
Humboldt Bay, Calif., surveys to 1919, surveys by U. S. Engineers to June, 1927 ;
chart 5832. Scale 1 : 30,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct.
1927. 30.3X24.S in. 1 50c. 0 4.9:5832
Kill Van Kull and northern part of Arthur Kill, N. Y.-N. J., surveys to 1915,
surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1927 and other sources; chart 285. Scale
1:15,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 31.9X37 in.
t 75c. C 4.9 : 285
Mindanao. South coast of Mindanao, P. I., Port Sibulan to Polloc Harbor,
original surveys 1906-15 and other sources; chart 4606. [Scale 1:200,000.]
Manila. P. I., Coast and Geodetic Survey, Sept. 1927. 27.6X37.3 in. t 75c.
C 4.9 : 4606
I Siuslaw Inlet, Oreg., from reconnaissance by Coast and Geodetic Survey in
1 1883 and 1887, and sui-veys by Coi-ps of Engrs. to June, 1927; chart 6023.
: Scale 1:20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 17.5 X
17.3 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 6023
I Yaquina River and approaches, Oreg., surveys 1868-1914, surveys by U. S. Engi-
I neers to June, 1927; chart 6058. Scale 1:20,000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Oct. 1927. 26.4X30.5 in. 1 50c. 0 4.9:6058
I HoTV to order pnblicatlons— See information follo^riii;? Contents
280 November, 1927
FISHERIES BUREAU
Bulletin. Bulletin of Bureau of Fisheres. 1925. [Reprint] 1927. v. 41, iv+
347 p. il. 10 pi. 34 p. of per. pi. and facsim. large 8° [For contents see entry
for the 1st print of this publication, with imprint 1926, in Monthly cata-
logue for Apr. 1926, p. 738.] * Cloth, $1.75.
L. O. card 9-35239 0 6.3:41/1-2
-• — Same. 1927. v. 41. iv+347 p. il. 10 pi. 34 p. of por. pi. and facsim. i
large 8" (H. doc. 230, 69th Cong. 1st sess.) ^
Cold storage holdings of fish, Oct. 15, 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statistical
bulletin 762.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t
C 6.5 : 762
Fisheries service bulletin, Nov. 1, 1927; no. 150. [1927.] 9 p. [Monthly.] t
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 150
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
ucts lauded at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by American
fishing vessels, Sept. 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f (Statistical bulletin 760.)
t C 6.5 : 760
Same, Oct. 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f" (Statistical bulletin 763.) t
C 6.5 : 763
Report. Annual report of commissioner of fisheries to Secretary of Commerce,
fiscal year 1927. 1927. [2]-fxxxiii p. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1017.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card F 10-2 C 6.1 : 927
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Automobiles. Competitive position of Great Britain's leading automobile man-
ufacturer [Morris Motor Co.; by] William M. Park. [1927.] 3 p. il. 4°
[From Commerce reports, Nov. 7, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : Au 82/13
Instructions for automotive exporters and their shipping brokers for
guidance in properly listing and classifying automotive apparatus and sup-
plies on shipper's export declarations ; [issued by] Automotive Division.
1928 edition. 1927. [l]+17p. U. t
L. C. card 27-27741 C 18.2 : Au 8/928
Commerce. Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, Sept.
1927. 1927. 2 pts. p. 1-72 and ii+73-92 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1, 10c. single
copy, * pt. 2, 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
L. C. card 14-21465 018.7:928/3-1,3-2
Same. 1927. [2 pts. in 1], 92 p. 4° (H. doc. 35, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
Commerce reports. Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, rejiorts
from American consular officers and representatives of Department of Com-
merce in foreign countries, no. 45-48 ; Nov. 7-28, 1927. 1927. cover-titles, i>.
313-576, il. 4" [Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of covei-s.] * Paper. 10c.
single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. 0 18.5/1 : 927/45-48
Same, nos. 27-39 [series 1927], v. 3, 30th year; July-Sept. 1927 [title-
page and index]. 1927. [2]-)-xxiv p. 4° [Quarterly.] * Paper, 5c. .single
copy, 20c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 30c. 0 18.5/1 : 927/39/t. p. & ind.
Mectrical equipment market in Chile; [compiled by Lawrence D. Batson]. ^
[Nov. 1927.] ii-|-26 p. (Trade information bulletin 515; Electrical Equip- U
ment Division.) [Includes list of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau
publications pertinent to subject matter of this bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. 0. card 27-27708 C 18.25 : 515
Guianas, commercial and economic survey; by M. J. Meehan. [Nov. 1927.]
ii+30 p. il. (Trade information bulletin 516 ; Division of Regional Informa-
tion. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. 0. card 27-27737 0 18.25 : 516
Hew to order pnltlications — See in£oriiiation following Contents
No\'EMBER, 1927 281
Mexico. Travel routes and costs in Mexico; [by Leo. G. Koepfle]. 1927.
[1]+11 p. il- narrow 12° (Division of Regional Information. Latin Ameri-
can Section.) t C 18.2 : M 57
Report. Annual report of director of Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce to Secretary of Commerce, fiscal year 1927. 1927. ii+57 p. il.
* Pai)er, 10c.
L. C. card 14-30033 C 18.1 : 927
Steel. Standard specifications for boiler and fire-box steel for locomotives
(serial designation A30-24), text as adopted by American Society for Testing
Materials. 1927. 14 p. il. (Industrial standards 207.) [Portugue.se-Eng-
lish edition, prepared in cooperation witb Bureau of Standards ; translated
into Portuguese by Kennie Norris Bletz. The cover-title of this edition is in
English, the title-page in Portuguese.] * Paper, 5c. C 18.24: 207
LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
8th District. Gulf Coast of United States, buoy list, Suwanee River to Rio
Grande. 8th lighthouse district; 1927, corrected to Oct. 15. 1927. 90 p.
* Paper. 20c.
L. C. card 11-29933 C 9.12 : 927
Lighthouse service Mlletin, v. 3, no. 47; Nov, 1, 1927. [1927.] p. 217-220,
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 12-35121 C 9.31 :3/47
MoWe Bay, Ala., Sand Island light station, light to be changed ; [all lettered
poster]. Nov. 30, 1927. 16X10.5 in. ([Poster] notice to mariners 105.) t
C 9.38/1 : 105
Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 44rA7, 1927; Nov. 4^25 [1927]. 1927. various
paging. [Issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey.] t
L. C. card 7-20609 C 9.26 : 927/44-47
Radirjheacon system of United States. [1927.] 8 p. map. [English and
French. Map is separate.] t
L. C. card 27-27675 C 9.2 : R 11/2
Report. Annual report of commissioner of lighthouses to Secretary of Com-
merce, fiscal year 1927. 1927. ii+44 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 12-4661 C 9.1 : 927
MINES BUREAU
Asbestos in 1926 [with list of literature] ; by B. H. Stoddard. Nov. 1927. n+
195-201 p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 5c.
C 22.8/a : As 15/926
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connection therewith, incorijoration of Farmers Federated Fertilizer Corpora-
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and synthetic-ammonia problem is considered from viewpoints of chemist, engineer,
operator, and executive ; by R. S. Tour. — Nitrogen survey : pt. 1, Cost of Chilean
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situation in European countries ; by Harry A. Curtis and Frank A. Ernst. — United
States importations of Chilean nitrate, imports of Chilean nitrate into United States,
1831-June 30, 1926. — Sulphate of ammonia ; statements of C. G. Atwater and R. F.
Bower. — Report on fixation and utilization of nitrogen [with bibliography] ; prepared
by Nitrate Division, Ordnance Office, War Department, assisted by Fixed Nitrogen
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Arundel Sand d Gravel Company v. United States ; evidence for claimant and
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V. United States ; evidence for defendant. [1927.] no. D-125, p. 129-151. t
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Consolidated Gas. Electric Light, audi Po-icer Company of Baltimore v. United
States; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.] no. D-723, p. 15-31. %
Ju 3.8 : C 765/7
Conway. First Trus.t and Savinprs Bank, as trustee of estate of Richard F,
Conway, v. United States; stipulation of facts. [1927.] no. F-337, p.
17-23. t J" 3.8 : C 769/3
Craig. Ellis W. Craig v. United States; evidence [for claimant]. [1927.] no.
H-207, p. 5-12. t Ju 3.8 : C 844/2
Dunbar <& Sullivan Dredging Co. v. United States; evidence for claimant and
defendant. [1927.] no. E-290, p. 59-270. t Ju 3.8 :D 911/2
EverlastiU {Inc.) v. United States: evidence for plaintiff. [1927.] no. C-1004,
p. 29-85. % Ju 3.8 : Ev 27/3
Faust. Edward A. Faust v. United States : claimant's evidence. [1927.] no.
E-405, p. 9-44. t Ju 3.8 : F 275/2
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p. 9-17. t Ju 3.8 : F 83
Goctz. Julius J. Got tz v. United States : evidence tvv plaintiff. [1927.] no.
D-682. p. 7-lC. t Ju 3.8 : G 555
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Eutterische Church. David Hofer [et al.], trustees of Hutterische Church
[Elmspring. S. Dak.], v. United States; stipulation. [1927.] no. E-451. p,
79-S8. t ■ Ju3.8:H977
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Miller. Albert, & Co. Albert Miller, E. Percy Miller, and F. H. Hallock, co-
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of facts. [1927.] no. H-125, p. 1-3. t Ju 3.8 : M 664
Monell. Maude M. Monell, executrix of Ambrose Monell, v. United States ;
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Norden, Danish steamship. Dampskibsselskabet Norden [owner of Norden,
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Oah Investment Co., Inc., v. United States; [evidence for claimant]. [1927.]
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Shof stall Hay d Grain Co. r>. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1927.]
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19-22. % Ju 3.8 : St 49/7
Union Land d Timber Company v. United States; [evidence for claimant].
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Unterherg, I., d Co., Itvcorporated. I. Unterberg & Co., Inc., v. United States ;
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Apalachicola Northern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 699, Apalachicola North-
ern Railroad Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[l]-f 736-760 p. (B-592.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-592
Arkansas Railroad. Finance docket no. 5996, acquisition and operation of line
by Arkansas Railroad; decided Oct. 3, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 299-303. ([Finance decision] 2965.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2965
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Finance docket no. 6494, stock of Atlantic Coast
Line Company ; decided Oct. 15, 1927 ; I'eport of commission. [1927.] p. 345-
348. ( [Finance decision] 2983.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
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AutomoUles. No. 15595, Chevrolet Motor Company of St. Louis et al. v. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Oct. 4, 1927 ; report of com-
mission on further heariue;. [1927.] p. 151-152. ([Opinion] 12()57.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12657
Baking-powder. No. 18660, Royal Distributing Company, Incorporated, v. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27. 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 749-750. ([Opinion] 12626.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12626
Bath and Hammondsport Railroad. Valuation docket no. 540, Bath and Ham-
mondsport Railroad Company ; decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 761-787. (B-593.) [From L C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-593
Bemcood and Wheeling Connecting Railway. Finance docket no. 112, deficit
settlement with Benwood & Wheeling Connecting Railway ; decided Oct. 15,
1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 325-326. ( [Finance decision] 2975.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : F-2975
HoTV to order pnltlications — See information following: Contents
296 November, 1927
CaMage. No. 17788, Independent Produce Shippers, Incorporated, v. Norfolk &
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 747-748. ([Opinion] 12625.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
129.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12025
Canadian Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 6498, lease of line by Canadian
Pacific Railway Company and sublease by Maine Central Railroad Company ;
decided Oct. 22, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 407-410. ([Finance
decision] 2992.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2992
Carriers. Supplement 1 to List 1 of corporate names of common carriers filing
tariffs, concurrences, or powers of attorney with Interstate Commerce Com-
mission and compiled from its records, compiled Oct. 5. 1927 ; [prepared by
Section of Tariffs, Bureau of Traffic]. 1927. [1] -1-1+3-14 leaves. * Paper,
10c. 10 1.15 : 1/supp. 1
Cement. No. 16536, Lehigh Portland Cement Company et al. v. Big Fork &
International Falls Railway Company et al. ; decided Sept. 28, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] 3-13-|-ii p. ([Opinion] 12028.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12028
Central Pacific Raihvaij. Finance docket no. (>402, abandonment of line by Cen-
tral Pacific Railway Company and Southern Pacific Company ; decided Oct. 8,
1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 817-319. ([Finance decision] 2970.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.O/la : F-2970
Chesapeal:G and Ohio Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valu-
ation docket no. 457, in matter of tentative valuations of Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, Norfolk Terminal and Transportation Company,
Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Com-
pany, Gauley and Meadow River Railroad Company, Island Creek Railroad
Company, Logan and Southern Railway Company, and Cincinnati Inter-Ter-
minal Railroad Company ; valuation docket no. 477, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company of Indi.ana ; valuation docket no. 398. Piuey liiver and
Paint Creek Railroad Company ; valuation docket no. 179, Nelson & Albemarle
Railway Company ; brief in support of tentative valuations. 1927. cover-
title, v+152 p. t IC 1 val. 8 : C 424
Coal. New England divisions, no. 11756, Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Com-
pany et al. V. Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; decided Oct.
3, 1927 ; report [and amendatory order] of commission on reconsideration.
[1927.] 93-94-K[l] p. ([Opinion] 12645.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12645
No. 17396, C. U. Downing & Son v. director general, as agent; decided
Sept. 27, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 19-24. ( [Opinion] 12630.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12630
No. 17722, Artemus-Jellico Railroad Company v. Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company et al.; decided Oct. 20, 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 183-189-|-iv p. ([Opinion] 12662.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 12662
Continental Telegraph Company. Valuation docket no. 1010, Continental Tele-
graph Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1]
+672-681 p. (B-588.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : B-588
Copper. No. 17293, Federated Metals Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Sept. 28, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +14-18 p. ([Opinion] 12629.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper,
5c. 10 1.6/1 a : 12629
Cotton. In equity, nos. 310 and 311, in district court for southern district of
Texas, Houston division, in equity, no. 310, Alexander Spruut & Son, Inc.,
et al. V. United States and Interstate Commerce Commission ; in equity,
no. 311, Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company et al. v. [same] ; brief for
Interstate Commerce Commission. 1927. cover-title, iii+98 p. t
IC 1.1.3/1 : Sp 89
HoTT to order pnltlicntioiis — See information following^ Contents
November, 1927 297
Cotton-seed. No. 18607, Newton Oil Mill v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 33-36. ([Opinion] 12634.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c,
IC 1.6/1 a : 12634
Cowlitz, Chehalis and Cascade Railicay. Finance docket no. 4691, bonds of
Cowlitz, Cbebalis & Cascade Railway ; decided Oct. 15, 1927 ; supplemental
report of commis.sion. [1927.] p. 381-383. ([Finance decision] 2987.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-2987
Cucumbers. No. 18275, Cbarles Pape & Company v. Southern Railway Company
et al.; decided Sept. 27, 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 1-2.
([Opinion] 12627.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 12627
Decisions. Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Jan.-Mar. 1927.
1927. XXV+89S p. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 122.)
[Contains also decisions of Dec. 23, 29, 1926, and Apr. 9, 1927.] * Cloth. $2.25.
L. C. card 8-30656 101.6/1:122
Same, Feb.-Mar. 1927. 1927. xxii+S93 p. map. (Interstate Commerce
Commission reports, v. 123.) [Contains also decisions of Jan. 15, Apr. 2,
4, 5, 9, and 11, 1927.] * Cloth, .$2.25. 101.6/1:123
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission (finance reports), Sept.
192(>-Mar. 1927. 1927. xxxii+917 p. (Interstate Commerce Commission
reports, V. 117.) * Cloth, .$2.25. IC 1.6/1 : 117
Note. — Tbe Interstate Commerce Commission nssigns a volume in the series of
reports at various times wliich contains only finance dockets. This is true regarding
V. 117 here catalogued.
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission (valuation reports), Dec.
1926-Mar. 1927. 1927. vii+9G7 p. il. 2 maps. (Interi^tate Commerce Com-
mission reports, v. 121.) [Contains ahso decisions of Nov. 26, 1926.] * Cloth,
$2.25. IC 1.6/1 : 121
Note. — The Interstate Commerce Commission assigns a volume in the series of
reports at various times which contains only valuation dockets. This is true regarding
V. 121 here catalogued.
Dry-goods. No. 18427, Detmer, Bruner & Mason, Incorporated, v. Bush Termi-
nal Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Sept. 27, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [l]-f 100-102 p. ([Opinion] 12648.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12648
Elkin and Alleghany Railroad. Finance docket no. 455, guaranty status of
Elkin & Alleghany Railroad; [decided Sept. 21, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +320-321 p. ([Finance decision] 2971.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2971
Freight rates. No. 12798, Galveston Commercial Association v. Galveston, Har-
risburg & San Antonio Railway Company et al. : decided Oct. 8, 1927 ; sup-
plemental report of commission on further hearing. [1927.] p. 95-96.
([Opinion] 12646.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12646
No. 16411, Egyptian Powder Company v. Illinois Central Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Oct. 10. 1927 ; supplemental report [and supplemental
order] of commission. [1927.] 153-1.54 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12658.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12058
Fuel for road locomotives in. freight and passenger train service (charged to
operating expen.ses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for
switching locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing
172 steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Sept.
1927 and 1926 [and] 9 months ended with Sept. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 927/9
Gainesville Midland Railway. Finance docket no. 5955, Gainesville Midland
reorganization; decided Oct. 12. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 355-
381. ([Finance decision] 2986.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2986
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298 November, 1927
Oainesville Midland Railway — Continued.
Finance docket no. 6102, operation of lines bi' Gainesville Midland Rail-
road; [decided Oct. 1.5, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [11+352-354 p.
([Finance decision ] 2985.) [Frcm I. C. C reiiorts, v. 131.1 * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2985
Gasoline. Midcontinent oil rates, 1925, no. 15584, Sinclair Refining Company
et al. V. Ahuapee & Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Oct. 4, 1927 ;
[report and order of commission on further hearingl. [1927.] 103-117+xiv
p. il. ([Opinion] 12649.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12649
Grain. No. 16230, Ogden Grain Exchange v. Arizona Eastern Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Oct. 3, 1927; supplemental report and order of commission].
1927. [l]+46-48+ii p. ([Opinion] 1263S.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1263S
No. 17291, Indianapolis Board of Trade et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Companj' et al. ; decided Sept. 22, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 675-6S0. ([Opinion] 12008.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 129. J * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12608
Granite. No. 12556, J. F. Bloom & Company v. director general, as agent, et al. ;
decided Oct. 4, 1927 ; report of commission on further hearing. [1927.]
p. 127-129. ([Opinion] 12652.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12652
Grapes. No. 18470, Italian Fruit & Produce Company et al. v. Southern Pa-
cific Company; decided Sept. 27, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
27-28. ([Opinion] 12632.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12632
Great Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 2853, bonds of Great Northern
Railway ; decided Oct. 15, 1927 ; 3d supplemental report of commission.
[1927.1 p. 349-351. ([Finance decision] 2984.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2984
Valuation docket no. 327, Great Northern Railway Ccmpany et al. ;
[decided July 11, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +1-373 p. map.
(B-596.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 20c. IC 1.6/la : B-596
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway. Finance docket no. 5472, construction of
line by Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company ; decided Oct. 14, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 393-406. ([Finance decision] 2991.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2991
Hides. No. 18850, International Shoe C(jmpany v. Illinois Central Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
37-40. ([Opinion] 12635.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12635
Hocking Volley Railway. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valuation
docket no. 904, in matter of tentative valuations of Hocking Valley Railway
Company, Wellston and Jackson Belt Railway Company, and Pomeroy Belt
Railway Company ; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-title,
ii+61 p. $ IC 1 val. 8 : H 659
Horses. No. 16627, Southwestern Horse & Mule Dealers Association et al. v.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Sept. 22,
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [11+730-738 p. ([Opinion] 12622.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 129.1 * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12622
Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6505, pur-
chase of properties of Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company by Bell
Telephone Company of Penn'ylvania : [decided Oct. 24. ]!)27; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [11+418-420 p. ( [Finance decision] 2994.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2994
Hydrogen pcroxid. No. 17988, Sunbury Converting Works v. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; [decided Oct. 26, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +230-232 p. ([Opinion] 12668.) [From I, 0. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12668
Ho^' to orcler pnWieations— See iiiforinatlon foIIOTTlngr Contents
November, 1927 299
Illinois Northern Railivay. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valuation
docket no. 1013, Illinois Northern Kaihvay ; brief in support of tentative valua-
tion. 1927. cover-title, ii+50 p. J IC 1 val. 8 : II G/2
International-Great Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6451, lionds of
International Great Northern Railroad ; decided Oct. 12, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 337-339. {[Finance decision] 2980.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-29S0
Lake Superior and Ishpeming Railroad. Finance docket no. 6347, stock of Lake
Superior & Ishpeming Kailroad ; decided Oct. 12, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 331-334. ([Finance decision] 2978.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2978
Lake Terminal Railroad. Finance docket no. 160, deficit settlement with Lake
Terminal Railroad; decided Oct. 15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 327-328. ([Finance decision] 2976.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2976
Lakeside and Marblehead Railroad. Valuation docket no. 985, Lakeside and
Marblehead Railroad Company ; [decided Sept. 12, 1927 ; report of ctimmis-
s:on]. 1927. [1] +714-736 p. (B-59L) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-59]
Jjenscs {lami)). No. 17691, MacBeth Evans Glass Company v. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 129-131. ([Opinion] 12653.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 1265?
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Finance docket no. 6426, acquisition of line
by Louisville & Nashv'lle Railroad ; decided Oct. 12, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 335-336. ([Finance decision] 2979.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2979
Lumber. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2922, transit privileges on
lumber at East St. Louis, Galesburg, Granite City, Madison, and Metropolis,
111. ; decided Oct. 7, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927. 1 53-55+
[1] p. ([Opinion] 12640.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5j.
IC 1.6/la : 12640
Macaroni. No. 12494, Skinner Manufacturing Company ^■>. director general, as
agent, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Oct.
11, 1927; [report of commission on further argument]. [1927.] p. 159-175.
([Opinion] 12660.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12660
Meat. No. 15027, Peyton Packing Company et al. v. Arizona Eastern Ralrcad
Company et al. ; decided Oct. 4, 1927 ; report of commission on rrconsldera-
tion. [1927.] p. 149-150. ([Opinion] 12656.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12656
Midland Continental Railroad. Finance docket no. 3358. deficit status of :Mi(l-
land Continental Railroad: [decided Oct. 12, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +322-323 p. ([Finance decision] 2973.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.8/la : F-2973
Milk. No. 14047, Mutual Creamery Company v. American Railway Express
Company et al. ; decided Oct. 11, 1927; [report of commission]. [1927.]
p. 207-222. ([Opinion] 12665.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 1266-1
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 6539. M nu'-apolis &
St. Louis receiver's certificates ; [W. H. Bremner. receiver : decided Oct. 12.
1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +340-342 p. ([Finance decision]
2981.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-29S1
Missouri Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6406. acquisition of lines b\
Missouri Pacific Railroad; decided Oct. 15, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 389-392. ([Finance decision] 2990.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2990
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300 November, 1927
Muscle Shoals, Birmingham and Pensacola Railroad. Finance docket no.
6230, acquisition of certain tracks by Muscle Slioals, Birmingliam & Pensa-
cola Railroad Company ; decided Oct. 24, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 411-418. ([Finance decision] 2993.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-299a
New York Central Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valua-
tion docket no. 1022 et al., in matter of tentative valuation of property of
New York Central Railroad Company et al. ; brief in support of tentative
valuation. 1927. cover-title, iv +153 p. $ IG 1 val.8 : N 42y/7
Newburyh and South Shore Railtcay. Finance docket no. 2384, deficit settle-
ment with Newburgh is, South Shore Railway ; decided Oct. 15, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 329-330. ([Finance decision] 2977.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 131. J * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-297'3
Northern Alahama Railway. Valuation docket no. 216, Northern Alabama Rail-
way Company; [decided Aug. 19, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +596-619 p. (B-584.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130 (volume number
incorrectly given at bottom of each page as 131).] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-5S4
Oil-ivell sn,pplies. No. 15750, Prairie Pipe Line Company v. Arkansas Western
Railway Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 4, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[l],+56-Sl p. ([Opinion] 12641.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper,
5c. 10 1.6/la : 12641
Paper-stock. No. 12550, Barrett Company v. director general, as agent, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, et al. ; [decided Oct. 4, 1927 ; report of com-
mission on rehearing]. 1927. [1] +82-84 p. ([Opinion] 12642.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12642
Pennsylvania Company. Before Interstate Commerce Commission, valuation
docket no. 386 et al.. in matter of tentative valuation of property of Pennsyl-
vania Company et al. ; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1927. cover-
title, iii+333 p. t IC 1 val. 8 : P 384
Pere Marquette Railway. Finance docket no. 6363, proposed stock issue by Pere
Marquette Railway; [decided Oct. 1, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[11+304-308 p. ([Finance decision] 2966.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2966
Petroleum. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2929, petroleum and
petroleum products from lower Mississippi River crossings to destinations in
Kentucky; decided Oct. 6, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
89-92+[l] p. ([Opinion] 12644.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12644
No. 14890. Haydite Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R;^il-
way Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 10, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +132-140 p. ([Opinion] 12654.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12654
Pittshurgh and Ohio Valley Railway. Valuation docket no. 1041, Pittsburgh
and Ohio Valley Railway Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +658-671 p. (B-587.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-587
Railroad accidents. Summary of accidents reported by steran railways, Aug.
1927 [and 8 months ending with Aug. 1927; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
Aug. 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC 1 ste. 31 : 927/8
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 14 switching and terminal companies] Aug. 1927; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. il. oblong large 8° t IC 1 ste. 25 : 927/8
Railroads. Comparative statement of operating averages, class 1 steam rail-
ways in United States, 6 years, 1926-1921 : [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
1927. cover-title, p. 3-159, oblong large 8° (Statement no. 27200.) * Paper.
?1.00. IC 1 ste. 27 : 926
HoTT to order publicatious— See Information foUo^vins Contents
November, 1927 301
Railroads — Continued.
Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam rail-
ways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service 8t:!tistics
representing 171 railways and from 146 reports of passenger service statistics
representing 166 railways (switching and terminal companies not included),
Sept. 1927 and 1926 [and 9 months ended with Sept. 1927 and 1926 ; prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to
revision.] t IC 1 ste. 21 : 927/9
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways
in United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses
for 183 steam railways, including 15 switching and terminal companies,
Sept. 1927 and 1926 [and] 9 months endi^d with Sept. 1927 and 1920: [pre-
pared in] Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject
to revision. ] t IC 1 ste.l9 : 927/9
. Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways,
selected items for roads with annual operating revenues above .$25,000,000,
Sept. 1927 and 1920 [and] 9 montlis ended with Sept. 1927 and 1920; [pre-
pared in] Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. [2] p. oblong large S" [Subject
to revision.] t IC 1 ste.20 : 927/9
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Sept. 1927,
compared with Sept. 1926, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC lste.22 : 927/9
Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 152 reports representing 172
«team railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Aug. 1927
and 1926 [and] 8 months ended with Aug. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Aug. 1927. 1 p. oblong large S" [Subject to revision.]
t IC 1 ste.24 : 927/8
Reconslgmncnt . No. 18345, Russell, the Coal Man, Incorporated, v. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis ivailway Company et al. ; decided Seiit. 27,
1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 25-26. ([Opinion] 12031.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 12031
Refrifferator cars. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2887, rules govern-
ing handling of fresh meat and packing-house products in peddler cars from
Buffalo. N. Y., to destinations on Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
and its connections; decided Oct. 1, 1027; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] 49-52 -f[l] p. ([Opinion] 12639.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 12039
Root-heer syrup. No. 18533, Charles E. Hires Company v. Akron, Canton &
Youngstown Railway Company et al. : decided Sept. 27, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 29-32+iii p. ([Opinion] 12633.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12633
Roiclesburg and Southern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1027, Rowlesburg
& Southern Railroad Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commis-
sion]. 1927. [l]+620-027 p. (B-5S5.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : B-585
■St. Louis and O'Fallon Railway. No. 7859, in district court for eastern division
of eastern judicial district of Missouri, St. Louis and O'Fallon Railway Com-
pany and Manufacturers' Railway Company v. United States and Interstate
Commerce Commission ; brief and argument for Interstate Commerce Com-
mission. 1927. cover-title, iv-f 2.59 p. i IC 1.13/1 : Sa 2/15
Samd. No. 18710, Manufacturers' Association of Chicago Heights v. Chicago
Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad Company et al. : decided Sept. 27, 1927;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 43-45. ( [Opinion] 12637.) [From I. C C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12637
Santa Maria Vallcij Railroad. Valuation docket no. 816. Santa Maria Valley
Railroad Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +696-713 p. (B-590.) [From I. C. C. renorts, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-590
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Seaboard Air LUie RaiUray. Finance docket no. 6527, assumption of obliga-
tion and liability by Seaboard Air Line Railway; decided Oct. 6, 1927; re-
port of commission. [1927.1 p. 309-311. ( [Finance decision] 29G7.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC1.6/la: F-2967
Shade cloth. No. 18516, Western Shade Cloth Company v. Atlanta & West
Point Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Sept. 27, 1927; report and order
of commission]. 1927. [l]+118-122+ii p. ([Opinion] 12650.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12650
Straw. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2902, straw from Cairo, Thebes,.
and East St. Louis, 111., and upper Mississippi River crossinus to Indiana
and Ohio ; decided Oct. 7, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1927.]
85-88-1- [1] p. ([Opinion] 12643.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12645
Sugar. No. 12076, Armour & Company v. Northern Pacific Railway Company,
director general, as agent, et al. ; decided Oct. 3, 1927 : report of commission
on further consideration. [1927.] p. 123-126. ([Opinion] 12651.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12651
Summerville Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6506, purchase of prop-
erties of Summervillei Telephone Company by Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania; [decided Oct. 15, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
386-388 p. ([Finance decision] 2989.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2989
Sunset Railway. Valuation docket no. 137, Sunset Railway Company ; [decided
Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]-f 628-655 p. (B-586.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-586
Team-track charges. No. 18012, Cincinnati Coal Company r. Che.>^apealve &
Ohio Railway Company et al. ; decided Oct. 1, 1927 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1927.] 97-99+[l] p. ([Opinion] 12647.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12647
Tennessee Central Railway. Finance docket no. 6439, bonds of Tennessee Cen-
tral Railway ; decided Oct. 12, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 343-344.
([Finance decision] 2982.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2982
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
no. 13413 (sub-no. 1-2), in matter of automatic train-control device of Regan
Safety Devices Company on Iowa division of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway; decided Oct. 12, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 141-148.
([Opinion] 12655.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132. J * Paiier. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 1265&
Same: [no. 13413 (sub-no. 37), in matter of automatic train-stop device of
General Railway Signal Company on portions of Detroit and middle divisions
of Michigan Central Railroad; decided Oct. 15, 1927: report of commission].
1927. [l]-hl7&-182 p. ([Opinion] 12661.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132. J
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12661
■ Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 37-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of General Railway Signal Company on portions of middle and west divisions
of Michigan Central Railroad ; decided Oct. 15, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 155-158. ([Opinion] 12669.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 1.32.]
. * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12659
Vn'on Belt of Detroit. Finance docket no. 6357, operation by LTnion Belt of
Detroit: [decided Oct. 20, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +384-386
p. ([Finance decision] 2988.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2988
Union Railroad. Finance docket no 2406, deficit status of Union Railroad : de-
cided Oct. 15, 1927; supplemental report of commission. [1927.] p. 323-
324. ([Finance decision] 2974.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. ^ IC 1.6/la : F-2974
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Zinc. No. 1S917. B. Lissherger & Company v. Detroit, Toledo & Iroiiton Rail-
road Company et al. : decided Sept. 27, 1927 ; reiwrt of commission. [1927.]
p. 41-42. ([Opinion] 12636.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12636
VALUATION BUREAU
Carriers. Instructions pertaining to land appraisals [for common carriers],
field, revi.sed to Apr. 1, 1918; issued by T. P. Artaud. supervisor land ap-
praisals. [Reprint with slight changes] 1927. [l]+29 p. J
IC 1 val. 6 : L 22/3/927
JTJSTICE DEPARTMENT
Allen, W. d T., Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-208, Nathan Baum. trus-
tee in bankruptcy of W. and T. Allen Company, v. United States; defendant's
brief. [1927.] p. 25-34. + J 1.13 ; Al 54/9
Andrews-Bradshaw Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-356, Andrews-Brad-
shaw Company v. United States; statement of case, statutes, and defendant's
brief. [1927.] p. 13-21. % J 1.13: An 27/7
Bliss, E. W., Company. No. 89, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, E. W. Bliss
Company v. United States, on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief
for United Slates. 1927. cover-title, i+22 p. t J 1.13 : B 619/12
Bunieson, Daisy L. No. 583, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Daisy L.
Bumeson v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927.
cover-title, i +7 p. t J 1.13 ;B 933
Canadian- Mill and Elevufor Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-282, Cana-
dian Mill & Elevator Company v. 'United States ; defendant's statement of
case, defendant's objections to plaintiffs request for findings of fact, defend-
ant's request for findings of fact, conclusion of law, defendant's brief. [1927.]
p. 141-155. t J 1.13 : C 16/5
Cairoll Electric Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-922, Harry R. Carroll
and LfOuis D. Carroll, partners trading under firm name of Carroll Electric
Company, v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 121-126. t
J 1.13 : C 236/11
— — In Court of Claims, no. C-925. Harry B. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll,
partners trading under firm name of Carroll Electric Company, v. United
States ; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 43-54. t .11.13 : C 2:^6/10
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway. No. 95. in Supreme
Court. Oct. term. 1927. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Company v. United States, Interstate Commerce Commi-ssion. and J. K. Dering
Coal Company, appeal from district court for northern district of Illinois ;
brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, ii-f 29 p. | J 1.13 : C 599/14
Cole Storafie Battery Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-784. Cole Storage
Battery Co. v. United States ; defendant's statement of case, defendant's re-
quest for findings of fact, conclusion of law, statute, defendant's brief.
[1927.] p. 59-72. t J 1.13 ; C 676/3
Columius Confectioners' Association. In district court for southern district
of Ohio. United States v. Columbus Confectioners' Association et al. : de-
cree. 1927. cover-title, 4 p. t J 1.13 ; C 723/6
In equity — , in district court for southern dstrict of Ohio, United States
r. Columbus Confectioners' Association et al. ; i)etition. 1927. cover-title. 12
p. t J 1.13 : C 723/5
Commercial Credit Company. No. 258, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. Com-
mercial Credit Company v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title,
ii+37 p. $ J 1.13 ; C 736/7
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304 November, 1927
Continental Battery Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-128, Continental
Battery Company v. United States; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 37-46. $
J 1.13 : C 767/4
Same; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report. [1927.] p. 21-
23. t J 1.13 : C 767/3
Crystal Mills, Incorporated. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
United States v. Louis Kiausner and Edmund Fain [president and treasurer
of Crystal Mills, Incorporated], appeal from district court for eastern district
of New York; brief of appellant. 1927. cover-title, i+25 p. larse 8° %
J 1.13 : C 889/3
Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals for 2d district, no. — ,
United States vs. Louis Kiausner and Edmund Fain [president and treasurer
of Crystal Mills, Incorporated], appeal from district court for eastern district
of New York. 1927. cover-title, 142 p. il. large 8° $ J 1.13 : C 889/2
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-429,
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company v. United States ; exceptions to
report of commissioner. [1927.] p. 47-65. t J 113 : D 337/22
DeCh-oot, John. In Court of Cairns, no. C-8S9, Clarence J. Bell, administrator
of John DeGroot, v. United States; defendant's supplemental brii^f. [1927.]
p. 63-66. t J 1.13 :D 365/2
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. In Court of Claims, no. B-138,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company v. United States;
agreed statement of facts. [1927.] p. 19-23. t J 1.13 : D 376/24
District Courts. Notice to the bar, district court for southern district of Iowa,
July 1, 1927. 1927. [l]+7p. t J1.2:Io9
Donnelley, John P. No. 110, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. John P. Don-
nelley V. United States, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for 9th
circuit; brief for United States. 1927.- cover-title, ii-|-25 p. |
J 1.13 : D 718/6
Dunbar d Sullivan Dredging Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-290, Dunbar
& Sullivan Dredging Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to
report of commissioner filed Sept. 15, 1927. [1927.] p. 271-295. $
J 1.13 : D 911/2
Enid Milling Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-281, Enid Milling Company
V. United States ; defendant's statement of case, defendant's objections to
plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact^
conclusion of law, defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 141-154. $ J 1.13 : En 42/4
Finlcelstein <£ Kommel. No. 346. in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927, Finkel-
stein & Kommel v. United States, on writ or certiorari to Court of Customs
Appeals; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title, i-f 37 p. I J 1.13 : F 495/2
First National Steatnship Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-622, First
National Steamship Company v. United States ; defendant's 2d cause of
counterclaim. [1927.] p. 61-62. | J 1.13 :F 519/5
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway. In Court of Claims, no. B-43,
Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway Company v. United States;
brief. [1927.] p. 30-31. J J 1.13 : G 139/9
General Textile Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. H-7, General Textile
Corporation v. United States ; demurrer to 2d amended petition [and defend-
ant's brief]. [1927.] p. 91-103. % J 1.13 : G 286/14
Oosho Company, Incorporated. Transcript of record, in circuit court of ap- |
peals, 5th circuit, no. 5201, United States versus Gosho Company, Inc., error
to district court for nrrthern district of Texas. [1927.] cover-title, 26 p. %
J 1.13 : G 692
Transcript of record, in district court for northern district of Texas,
Fort Worth division, no. 5202, United States versus Gosho Company, Inc.,
error to district court for northern district of Texas. 1927. cover-title,
26 p. I J 1.13 : G 692/2
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Grosfield, John A. No. 62, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John A. Grosfield
and Richard Caplis v. United States, on certificate from circuit court of
appeals for 6th circuit; brief on behalf of United States. 1927. cover-title,
iii+49 p. t J 113 : G 912
Hansen, Hugo. No. 5005, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit. Hugo
Hansen, alias Gus Hansen, et al., v. United States, in error to district court
for southern district of Florida; motion to affirm on writ of error. 1927.
cover-title, i+6 p. ± J 113 : H 198/2
Heid Brothers, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-126, Held Brothers,
Inc.. V. United States ; defendant's objections to plaintiff's request for findings
of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1927.] p. 39--
54. $ J 1.13 : H 362/3
HeUman. Isadora N. Nos. 299 and 300, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
Arnold J. Hellmich. collector of internal revenue [for 1st district of Mis-
souri], V. Isadore N. Hellman ; [same] v. Milton C. Hellman, on writs of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for Sth circuit ; motion to advance. 1927.
cover-title, 2 p. $ J 1.13 : H 338/5
Hickeij, John T. In Court of Claims, no. H-8, John T. Hickey v. United States :
defendant's counterclaim. [1927.] p. 19-20. $ J 1.13 : H 526/4
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-426, Hyatt Roller
Bearing Company v. United States; exceptions to report of commissioner.
[1927.]^ p. 47-65. % J 1.13 : H 991/2
Industrial Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-360, Industrial Company
(formerly linowii as Michigan Guaranty Corporation) v. United States; de-
fendant's demurr 'r to plaintiff's amended petition [and defendant's brief on
demurrer]. [1927.] p. 7-11. $ J 1.13: In 2/22
Inland Products Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-127, Inland Products
Company v. United S rates ; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report.
[1927.] p. 15-17. I J 1.13: In 5
Kellogg, Spencer, d Sons, Incorporated. No. 571, in Supreme Court, Oct. term,
1927, Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., v. United States, on petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ; brief for United States
in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+13 p. $ J 1.13 : K 294/2
Kissel ilotor Car Company. In Court of Claims, no. 260-A, Kissel INIotor Car
Company v. United States ; defendant's brief and argument, defendant's
request for amendment of commissioner's finding 11. [1927.] p. 163-170. %
J 1.13 : K 643/3
Lincoln, Eudora K. In Court of Claims, no. F-200, Charles K Lincoln, admin-
istrator of Eudora Knox Lincoln, v. United States ; stipulation of facts.
[1927.] p. :-ll. i J 1.13 :L 638/8
Loi Hoa. Nos. 115 and 116, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John D. Nagle,
as commissioner of immigration at port of San Francisco, r. Loi Hoa; [.-^ame]
V. Lam Young, for and on behalf of Phuong Con, on writs of certiorari to
circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for petitioner. 1927 cover-title,
ii+60 p. i- J 1.13 :L 834/3
Luckc. Henry J. In Couit of Claims, no. D-303. Henrv J. Lucke r. United
States ; demurrer [and] brief. [1927.] p. 5-7. t J 1.13 : L 963/16
Lurie, Levi. No. 555, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927. Levi Lurie v. United
States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 6th
circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+14 p. %
J 1.13 : L 974/2
Magnolia Petroleum Company. No. 2S3. in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
United States v. Magnolia Petroleum Company, B. R. Brown et al. [trustees],
on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; motion to advance. 1927. cover-
title, 2 p. t J 1.13 : M 275/7
Martin, James V., Aeroplane Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-421, James
V. Martin, trading as James V. Martin Aeroplane Company, v. United States;
defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 143-158. | J 1.13 :M 304/9
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Missouri Pacific Railway. In Court of Claims, no D-518, Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company v. United States ; defendant's request for findings of fact, and
brief. [1927.] p. 25-29. ? J 1.13 : M 691/49
Murray, Olen. Nos. 394 and 539, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United
States V. Glen Murray, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for Sth
circuit ; Frederick A. Cook v. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 5th circuit ; brief on behalf of United States. 1927.
cover-title, ii+36 p. $ J 1.13 :M 963/2
Nevada-California-Oregon Railway. In Court of Claims, no. D^2, Nevada-
California-Oregon Railway Company v. United States ; defendant's request for
findings of fact and brief. [1927.] p. 169-202. t J 1.13 :N 411/3
Neiv Departure Manufacturing Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-430, New
Departure Manufacturing Company v. United States ; exceptions to report of
commissioner. [1927.] p. 47-62. t J 1 13 : N 42d
New River Collieries Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-170, New River Col-
lieries Company, corporation organized and existing under laws of New
Jersey, and Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke Company, corporation organ-
ized under laws of West Virginia, selling agents of New River Collieries
Company, to use of New River Collieries Company v. United States ; de-
fendant's supplemental brief. [1927.] p. 565-603. $ J1.13:N42r/8
New York Shipbuilding Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-201, New York
Shipbuilding Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of
commissioner filed May 18, 1927. [1927.] p. 799-822. J J 1 13 : N 42y/101
Osage Indians. No. B-38, in Court of Claims, Osage Nation of Indians v.
United States ; defendant's objections to findings of fact requested by plain-
tiffs, request for findings of fact, and brief. 1927. cover-title, i+219-288
p. t J 1.13 : Os 1/8
Pearson, Mrs. Margaret W. In Court of Claims, no. H^IO, Margaret W. Pear-
son and J. R. Pearson v. United States; demurrer [and] brief. [1927.]
p. 15-20. t J 1.13 :P 318/4
Perlman Rim Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. B-428, Perlman Rim Cor-
poration v. United States; exceptions to report of commissioner. [1927.]
p. 47-62. t J 1.13 :P 422/3
Port Phillip, steamship. United States circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit,
no. 300, Oct. term, 1926, Commonwealth & Dominion Line, Limited, as owner
of steamship Port Phillip, v. United States, as owner of steam collier Proteus ;
United States v. Commonwealth & Dominion Line, Limited, appeal from
district court for eastern district of New York, befoi'e Manton L. Hand and
Swan, circuit judges; [opinion of court]. [1927.] p. 370-375. t
J 1.13 : P 83/3
price, Walter L. In Court of Claims, [no.] D-8S3, Walter L. Piice v. United
States; Charles H. England v. [same]; defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 131-
143. I J 1.13 : P 931/10
Proteus, steam collier. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United
States, as owner of steam collier Proteus, r. Commonwealth and Dominion
Line, Ltd., as owner of steamship Port Philip [Phillip] ;; petition for writ of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, and brief in support
thereof. 1927. cover-title, i-flO p. t J 1.13 :P 946
Remy Electric Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-427. Remy Electric Com-
pany V. United States; exceptions to report of commissioner. [1927.] p.
47-62. t J 1.13 :R 289/5
Rhode Island. In Court of Claims, no. E-355, Rhode Island v. United States ;
defendant's brief. [1927.] p. 41-4.:). t J 1.13 :R 346/8
Russian Volunteer Fleet. In Court of Claims, no. 69-A, Russian Volunteer
Fleet V. United States ; reply to plaintiff's answer to defendant's objections
to motion for commission to take testimony filed May 7, 1927. [1927.] p.
21-25. t J 1.13 : R 92/2
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St. Louis and O' Fallon Railtvaij. Recapture of excess earnings of railways
case, in equity, no. 7859, district court, eastern district of Missouri, eastern
division, St. Louis and O'Fallon Railway Company and Manufacturers Rail-
way Company v. United States and Interstate Commerce Commission, before
Kimbrough Stone and Arba S. Van Valkenburgh. circuit judges, and Charles
B. Faris. district judge, sitting in district court pursuant to urgent deficiencies
act of Oct. 22, 1913 (38 Stat., 219), on final hearing; brief for United States.
1927. cover-title, ii+78 p. + J 1.13 : Sa 24,/39
■Second Xational Stcamsliii) Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-G23, Second
National Steamship Company i\ United States ; defendant's 2d cau^e of
counterclaim. [1927.] p. 57-58. % J 1.13 :Se 24/8
■Speiry Gyroscope Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-3S. Sperry Gyroscope
Company v. United States; brief on demurrer. [1927.] p. 53-59. t
J 1.13: Sp37/7
Sprunt, Alexander, & Son, Incorporated. District court, southern district of
Texas, Houston division, in equity no. 310. Alexander Sprunt & Son (Inc.)
et al. V. United States and Interstate Commerce Commis.siou ; in equity no.
311. Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company et al. r. [same], before Rufus
E. Foster, circuit judge, and Joseph C. Hutcheson, jr., and Louis H. Burns,
district judges, sitting in district court pur.suant to ursent deficiencies act of
Oct. 22, 1913 (38 Stat., 219). on final hearing; brief for United States. 1927.
cover-title, 20 p. $ J 1.13 : Sp 89
Stewart, Edicin C. In Court of Claims, no. F-S2, Ithaca Trust Company, sole
surviving executor and trustee of Edwin C. Stewart, r. United States ; de-
fendant's request for findings of fact, conclusions of law and brief. [1927.]
p. 41-70. i: J 1.13: St 49
Stolts, J. & J. W., AssocUition. In Court of Claims, nos. D-800, D-801, J. &
J. W. Stolts Association v. I'nited States ; defendant's request for findings of
fact and brief. [1927.] p. 199-208. | J L13 : St 69/2
Third National Steamship Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-624, Third
National Steamship Company v. United States ; defendant's 2d cause of coun-
terclaim. [1927.] p. 63-64. t J 1.13 : T. 348/3
Thorp d Bond. In Court of Claims, no 17(535, Congressional, Charles F. Bond,
as receiver of partnership of Thorp & Bond, v. United States : defendant's
reply brief. [1927.] p. 55-57. + JL13:T398/4
U. S. Automatic Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-314. U. S. Automatic
Company v. United States; stipulation of agreed facts. [1927.] p. 23-28. %
J 1.13 : Un 3/133
Universal Battery Company. In Court of Claims, no D-785, Universal Battery
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NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS
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NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
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Coxswains, Navy. Instructions for use in preparation for advancement to
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N 6.18 : 3097
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Earth. Outline chart of the world [showing, in Pacific, groups of islands
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1917, 4th edition, Oct. 1927. 25.4 X 37.5 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3978
Bardia, Port (Mt^rsa Burdi Suleiman), from British survey in 1861.
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28.7 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3906 ,
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Xotsukc Suido and approaches, east coast of Hokushu, Japan, from Japanese
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Panama, Bay of. Plans in Bay of Panama, west coast of Central America,
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NAVAL ACADEMY
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Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
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PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
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Address of President Coolidge before Union League of Philadelphia at
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Alaska. Executive order, Alaska [withdrawing lands in Alaska for townsite
purposes]. Oct. 24, 1927. 1 p. f ° (No. 4747.) $ Pr 30.5 : Al 12/61
Executive order [authorizing that lands comprised within Montague
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poses, be placed under control of Secretary of Interior for disposition as
provided by law]. Nov. 9, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4755.) $ Pr 30.5 : Al 12/63
Arizona. Executive order, Arizona [revoking Executive order of May 25. 1925,
which withdrew land in Arizona for classification and pending enactment of
legislation]. Oct. 31, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4751.) t Pr 30.5 : Ar 47/18
Executive order, Arizona [revoking Executive orders of June 24, 1924. and
Feb. 12, 1927, which withdrew land in Arizona from settlement, etc.. and
restoring same to entry]. Oct. 28, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4749.) i
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Armistice day, 1927, proclamation [ordering flag of United States to be dis-
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United States to observe day in schools and churches, or other suitable places,
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Civil service. Executive order [amending civil service rules relating to classi-
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classified shall acquire any rights thereunder unless Civil Service Commission
is satisfied that he was not appointed for purpo.se of acquiring such rights].
Oct. 26, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4748.) $ Pr 30.5 : C 499 43
Colorado. Executive order, Colorado [revoking Executive order of Apr. 30,
1924. which withdrew certain public lands in Colorado from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey. and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War with
Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be open
to general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. Oct. 21,
1927. 1 p. f (No. 4746.) t, Pr 30.5 : C 719/23
Foreign service. Executive order [foreign service, establishing Tananarive.
Madagascar, as unhealthful post at which one year of duty shall be counted
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ment]. Oct. 20, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4744.) $ Pr .30.5: F 761/7
HoTv to orfler publications— See Information folloisvingr Contents
318 NOA'EMBER, 1927
EaicaU. Executive order [setting aside land on island of Kauai, Hawaii, for
military purposes, with exception of right-of-way for use of lighthouse service
and for other purposes]. Nov, 15, 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4760.) $
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Transferring to Hawaii title to certain public property, proclamation.
Oct. 25, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 1818.) t Pr 30.7 :H 31/3
Idalio. Executive order, Idaho [temporarily withdrawing lands in Twin Falls .
Countv, Idaho, from settlement, etc., for use as rifle range for Idaho National I
Guard]. Nov. 4. 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4753.) $ Pr 30.5: Id 1/9
Magnesite. Increasing rates of duty on magnesite, crude and caustic calcined,
proclamation [authorizing certain increase in duty on magnesite, crude and
caustic calcined, in order to equalize differences in costs of production of
crude magnesite in United States and Greece and of caustic calcined magnt s te
in United States and British India]. [Nov. 10, 1927.] [2] p. f" ([No.
1823.]) t Pr 30.7 :M 274
National forests. Executive order, Choctawhat -hee National Forest. Fla.
[directing that Flonda National Fore.st, Fla., as fixed and defined by proc-
lamation of Nov. 27, 1908. and modified by proclamations of Nov. 25, 1920,
Oct. 23. 1926. and Oct. 17. 1927. shall hereafter be known as Choctawhatchee
National Forest]. Nov. 10, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4756.) $ Pr 30.5 :C 451
Executive order, Chugach National Forest, Alaska [modifying boundaries
of Chugach National Forest so as to include tract of land in Alaska]. Nov.
1^,1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4757.) t Pr 30.5 : Al 12/64
Executive order, Columbia National Forest, Wash, [modifying boundaries
of Columbia National Forest by excluding therefrom lauds in Washington,
excluded lands to be opened only to entry iindei" homestead and desert land
laws by qualified ex-service men of War with Gi rmany for period of 91 days,
after which any remaining land may be open to general public under any
public laud law applicable thereto]. Oct. 31, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4750.) ±
Pr 30 5 : C 723
Executive order, Tongass National Forest, Alaska [directing that tracts
of land on Baranof Island, in Alaska, heretofore occupied for fish cannery
puriK)ses, be excluded from Tongass National Forest and restor. d tn entry
under applicable public land laws]. Nov. 4, 1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4752.) $
Pr 30.5 : Al 12/62
Wenatchee National Forest, Wash., 4th proclamation. Nov. 2, 1927.
1 p. f ° (No. 1822.) t Pr 30.7 :W 48/3
Whitman National Forest, Oreg , 6th proclamation. Oct. 24, 1927. 1 p. f*
(No. 1817.) t Pr 30.7 : W 596/3
New Mexico. Executive order. New Mexico [revoking Executive order of Nov.
7, 1924, which withdrew certain public lands in New Mexico from settlement,
etc., pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to
entry under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of
W^ar with Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining laud
may be open to general public under any public land law applicable thereto].
Nov. 16, 1927. 1 p. f (No. 4761.) $ Pr 30.5 : N 42m/24
Phenols. Decreasing rates of duty upon phenol, proclamation [authorizing
certain decrease in duty on phenol, in order to etiualize differences in costs
of production in United States and Great Britain]. [Oct. 31. 1927.] [2] p. f
([No. 1820.]) t Pr 30.7 :P 528
Railroad Labor Board. Executive order [amending Executive order of May
21, 1926, which designated L. M. Parker as custodian of records of Railroad
Labor Board, so as to stipulate amount of ct>mpeusation to be received by
him]. July 30, 1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4698.) t Pr 30.5 :P 226
Utah. Executive order, Utah [withdrawing certain public lands in Utah from
settlement, etc., pending resun-ey of said township]. Oct. 21. 1927. 1 p. f°
( No. 4745. ) ? Pr 30.5 : Ut 1/21
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War Department. Executive order [revoking Executive order of Jan. 24. 1918,
excepting from operation of civil service rules, civilians employed for proper
care of sick officers and soldiers in Army hospitals, amending civil senice
rules relating to War Department so as to except from examination certain
stated positions at Army hospitals, and listing other iwsitions which vi^ili
hereafter be made in accordance with civil service act and rulesl. Nov. o,
1927. 1 p. f° (No. 4754.) t Tr 30.5 : C 499/44
Wyoming. Executive order. Wyoming [revoking Executive order of Mar. 10,
1927. which withdrew certain public hinds in Wyoming from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey. and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War
with Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may be
oi>en to general public under anv public laud law applicable thereto]. Nov.
15,1927. 1 p. r (No. 4759.) % Pi- 30.5 : W 994/28
SHIPPING BOARD
Commerce. Comparative summary of water borne foreign ccmmerce, with
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subject to revision.] t SB 7.5/295 : 926
Electric appliances. Docket no. 31, Trumbull-Vanderi>oel Electric Manufactur-
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23, 1927: report and order of board]. 1927. [1]-1-12(>-129+[1] p. [Report
from Shipping Board reix)rts, v. 1.] t SB 1.10/a : T 771
Imports and exports of commodities by United States coastal districts and
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of Statistics. [1927.] 8 leaves, oblong large 8" (Reiwrt D. S. 275.)
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Intercoastal traffic. United States water borne intercoastal traffic by ports of
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Navigation. Index to Proposed codification of navigation laws of United
States; [compiled by] Bureau of Law. 1927. [l]-l-76 p. 4° t
L. C. card 26-27654 SB 8.2 : N 22/ind.
RofiCiiberg Brothers d- Co. In Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927, no. 119, Shipping
Board Emergency Fleet Coi-poration v. Rosenberg Brothers &. Company ; no.
120. [same] v. California AVine Association; no. 121, [same] f. S. L. Jones &
Company, on wi'its of certiorari to circuit court of api>eals for 9tli circuit;
brief for petitioner. 1927. cover-title, iii-f 67 p. t SB 1.13 : R 723/2
Western Union Telegraph Company. No. 113. in Supreme Court, Oct. term,
1927, Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation v. Western Union Tele-
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lumbia ; brief for petitioner. 1927. cover-title, ii+43 p. X
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SHIPPING BOARD MERCHANT FLEET CORPORATION
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Ships. Schedule of sailings, passenger, mail, and freight vessels operated for
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Historical societies. Proceedings of 17th annual conference of historical so-
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Introductory pages [letter of submittal, contents, organization and activities,
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NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
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1927.] t SI 6.1 : 927
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STATE DEPARTMENT
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Consuls. [Regulations governing consular service of United States, annotated :
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General Clainis Commission, United States and Mexico. Convention between
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proclaimed Oct. 13, 1927. 1927. [l]+3 p. (Treaty series 758.) [English
and Spanish.] * Paper, 5c.
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International Radiotelegraph Conference. Conference Radiotelegraph ique In-
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INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMMISSION ON BOUNDARY WATERS
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Reclamation Company, Limited, to International Joint Commission for per-
mission to construct certain permanent works in and adjacent to channel of
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States for extension of time for filing statement in response and for further
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Contents. — No. 9. Supernumerary chromosomes in Zea mays [with list of literature
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Poultry. Incubation and brooding of chickens; [by M. A. Jul! and A. R. Lee].
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Stvine sanitation system as developed by Bureau of Animal Industry in McLean
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Food for cattle. Relative assimilation by dairy cows of clover and alfalfa hays
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Oreeti-'bug or spring grain-aphis, how to prevent its periodical outbreaks; [by]
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Horse-flies. Experimental dissemination of tabanid egg parasite Phanurus
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Wood-lots. Care and improvement of farm woods; [by C. R. Tillotson].
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Agriculture, Jan. 15, 1928. [1928.] [3] p. (List no. 2.) t A 21.9/8 :2,/ll
Farmers' bulletins 1276-1300, [title-page] with contents: prepared" in
Indexing Section. 1928. [l]+6 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1276-1300
Same 1301-25, [title-page] with contents; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]-f6 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1301-1325
• Same 1326-50, [title-page] with contents; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]+8 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1326-1350
Same 1351-75, [title-page] with contents ; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]+7p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1351-1375
Same 1376-1400, [title-page] with contents; prepared in Indexing Sec-
tion. 1928. [l]-f7 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1376-1400 "
Same 1401-25, [title-page] with contents; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]+7 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1401-1425
■ Same 1426-50, [title-page] with contents ; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]-f6 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1426-1450
■ Same 1451-75, [title-page] with contents ; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]+9 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 1451-1475
Same 1476-1500, [title-page] with contents ; prepared in Indexing Section.
1928. [l]+8 p. * Paper, 5c. A 1.9 : 147&-1500
■ [Farmers'] bulletins of Department of Agriculture of interest to persons
who live in cities and towns. 1928. 1 p. (List no. 3.) t A 21.9/8: 3/8
Numerical list of Farmers' bulletins of Department of Agriculture, Jan.
15,1928. [1928.] [3] p. (List no. 1.) f A 21.9/8 : 1/11
How to order publications — See information folloTFinar Contents
404 January, 1928
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Alfalfa. How to grow alfalfa; [by R. A. Oakley and H. L. Wewtover]. [Dec.
1922, revised Jan. 1928.] [1928.] 11+30 p. 11. (Agriculture Dept. Farm-
ers' bulletin 1283.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-319 A 1.9 : 1283/3
Barberry. Bread or barberries; [by Edith M. Patch]. Jan. 1928. il+14 p.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 7.) [Prepared in coopera-
tion with Maine Agricultural Experiment Station.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-11 A 1. 38 : 7
Black rot. Cytological study of Ceratostomella adiposum (Butl.) comb, nov.,
black-rot fungus of sugar cane ; by George B. Sartoris. 1927. [2] +577-585
p. 11. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 7, Oct. 1, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : Su 32/19
Chrysanthemums for the home; [by B. Y. Morrison]. [Nov. 1923, reprint 1927.]
ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1311.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1483 A 1.9 : 1311/1-3
<y07'n breeding [with list of literature cited] ; by Frederick D. Richey. Nov.
1927. cover-title, 64 p. il. 12 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Department bul-
letin 1489.) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card Agr 28-6 A 1.3 : 1489
Easter lily. Production of Easter lily in northern climates ; by David Griffiths.
Aug. 12, 1921 [reprint 1927]. 29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Bulletin 962.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 21-881 A 1.3 : 962/1-2
Hydrogerb-ion concentration. Comparative study of quinhydrone and hydrogen
electrodes for determining hydrogen-ion concentration of soils [with list of
literature cited] ; by E. F. Snyder. 1927. [2] +825-834 p. il. [lYom Journal
of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 9, Nov. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : So 34/72
Mosaic disease. Soil factors influencing development of mosaic disease in
winter wheat [with list of literature cited] ; by Robert W. Webb. 1927.
cover-title, p. 587-614, il. [Prepared in cooperation with University of Wis-
consin Agricultural Experiment Station. From Journal of agricultural re-
search, V. 35, no. 7, Oct. 1, 1927.] f A 1.23/a : W 56/74
Narcissus. Production of narcissus bulbs; by David Griffiths. Oct. 11, 1924
[reprint 1927]. 32 p. 11. 1 pi. 8 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dejpt. Department
bulletin 1270.) * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 24-815 A 1.3 : 1270/1-3
Plants. Effect of absorption by plants on concentration of soil solution ; by
Carl S. Scofield. 1927. [2] +745-756 p. [From Journal of agricultural re-
search, V. 35, no. 8, Oct. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 694/18
Pop-corn. Factors affecting popping quality of pop corn ; by J. G. Willier and
Arthur M. Brunson. 1927. [2] +615-624 p. il. [From Journal of agricul-
tural research, v. 35, no. 7, Oct. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 81
Potatoes. Seed potatoes and how to produce them; [by William Stuart].
[May, 1923, revised Nov. 1927.] [1927.] 11+18 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1332.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-745 A 1.9 : 133^/4
Smuts of wheat and rye and their control ; [by W. H, Tlsdale and V. F. Tapke].
[Dec. 1927.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1540.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-1 A 1.9 : 1540
Wheat. Comparative studies of winter hardiness in wheat [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by John H. Martin, 1927. cover-title, p. 493-535, il. [From
Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 6, Sept. 15, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : W 56/75
HoT7 to order publications— See Information folloirlng; Contents
January, 1928 405
Whea t — Continued.
Rate and date of seeding and seed-bed preparation for winter wheat at
Arlington experiment farm ; by C. E. Leighty and J. W. Taylor. Nov. 1927.
20 p. il. (Agi-iculture Dept. Technical bulletin 38.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-2 A 1.36 : 38
PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Concrete. Action of sulphate water on concrete, further tests of specimens
immersed in Medicine Lake, S. Dak. ; reported by Dalton G. Miller. [1927.]
p. 203-212, il. 4° [From Public roads, v. 8, no. 9, Nov. 1927.] t
A 22.6/a : O 749
Plain concrete for farm use; [by T. A. H. Miller]. [Oct. 1922, reprint
1928.] [2] +28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1279.) * Paper,
5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-1245 A 1.9 : 1279/1-5
Irrigation of alfalfa; [by Samuel Fortier]. [Revised Oct. 1925, reprint 1927.]
ii+37 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Farmers' bulletin 865.) [Nov. 1909, on p. ii,
is the original date of issue of Farmers' bulletin 373, of which Farmers'
bulletin 865 is a revision.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-25 A 1.9 : 865/3-2
PuMic roads, journal of highway research, v. 8. no. 11 ; Jan. 1928. 1928. cover-
title, p. 231-250, il. 4° [Monthly. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.50.
L. C. card Agr 18-322 A 22.6 : 8/11
SOILS BUREAU
<}ilroy, Calif. Soil survey of Gilroy area, Calif, [with list of literature cited] ;
by Stanley W. Cosby and E. B. Watson. 1927. iv+599-642 p. il. 1 pi. 2 p.
of pi. map. [Prepared in cooperation with University of California Agricul-
tural Experiment Station. From Field operations, 1923.] * Paper, 25c.
A 26.5/a : G 427
WEATHER BUREAU
Climatological data for United States by sections, v. 14, no, 10; Oct. 1927.
[1927.] cover-title, [208] p. il. 2 p. of maps, 4° * Paper, 35c. complete
monthly number, $4.00 a yr.
L. C. card Agr 14-56G A 29.29 : 14/10
Note. — Made up of separate Climatological data issued from 42 section centers of
the United States. Printed at the several section centers and assembled and bound at
the Washington Office. Issued principally for service use and exchange. Back numbers
can not be supplied. The separate Climatological data are sold by the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the rate of 5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. for each
section.
Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. C, Dec. 1927.
[Jan. 3, 1928.] [2] p. large 8" t A 29.30 : 927/12
Monthly iceather review, Oct. 1927 ; v. 55, no. 10. [Dec. 30] 1927. cover-title,
p. 437^83, il. 2 p. of pi. 10 p. of maps, 4° * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a
yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card Agr 9-990 A 29.6/1 : 55/10
Note. — The Monthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and
bibliography, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the month
in the United States, and on adjacent oceans, and (3) climatological tables dealing
with the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows : (a)
results of observational or research work in meteorology carried on in the United
States or other parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological
papers and books, and (c) notes.
Special akticles. — [H. C] Frankenfleld on the 1927 floods in Mississippi Valley;
[abstract] by A. .T. Henry. — Some inundations attending tropical cyclone.'? [with list
of literature cited] ; by I. R. Tannehill. — Relation of spring temperatures to apple
yields [with list of literature cited]; by W. A. Mattice. — On measure of correlation;
by [Sir] Gilbert T. Walker. — Note on theorems of [W. H.] Dines and [Sir Gilbert T.]
Walker ; by Edgar W. Woolard. — Influence of precipitation, [by Robert Marshall ; ab-
stract by A. J. H.]. — Typhoons and depressions: Five typhoons over the Far East in
Oct. 1927 ; by Jos6 Coronas.
Snoic and ice bulletin, no. 4^7, winter 1927-28 ; Jan. 2-23, 1928. Jan. 4-25, 1928.
Each [2] p. il. large 4° [Weekly during winter.] * Paper, 50c. per season.
A 29.16 : 928/4-7
HoTT to order publications— See information foUoTvlngr Contents
406 January, 1928
Weather. Weekly weather and crop bulletin, Jan, 3-31, 1928; no. 1-5, 1928.
Jan. 4-Feb. 1, 1928. Each 4 p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. a yr.
L. C. card Agr 24-260 A 29.7/2 : 928/1-5
Weather map. Daily weather map [of United States, containing forecasts for
all States east of Mississippi River except Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, upper
Michigan, and lower Michigan], Jan. 3-31, 1928. 1st edition. [1928.] Each
16.4X22.7 in. [Not issued Sundays or holidays.] * Editions issued at Wash-
ington, D. C, 25c. a month, $2.50 a yr. ; editions issued at about 65 stations
throughout the United States, 20c. a month, $2.00 a yr. (maps can not be
furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington, D. C, in advance of issue). A 29.18: 928
. Same [containing forecasts for United States], Jan. 1-31, 1928. 2d edi-
tion. [1928.] Each 16.4X22.7 in. [The Sunday edition does not contain as
much information as the edition for week days.] * 30c. a month, $3.00 a yr.
(maps can not be furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, in advance of issue).
A 29.18 : 928
Weather outlook, Jan. 9-Feb. 4 [1928]. Jan. 7-28. 1928. Each 1 p. [Weekly.
The edition here catalogued is the one for Districts 1-3 issued from the
forecast center at Washington, D. C] t A 29.38 : 928/79-82
jsjOTE. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed
from forecast centers of the Weather Bureau, as follows: Washington. D. C. (District
1 North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
rJistrict 3, Ohio Valley and Tennessee) ; New Orleans, La. (District 4, Southern Plains
and West Gulf States) ; Chicaaio, 111. (District 5, Region of Great Lakes, District 6,
Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. District 7, Northern and central Great
Plains) ; Denver, Colo. (District 8, Northern Rocky Mountain region. District 9, South-
ern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions) ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 10, Far
Western States).
ARCHITECT OF CAPITOL
Report. Annual x-eport of architect of Capitol, year ended June 30, 1927. 1928.
iii+32 p. (S. doc. 8, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 11-34725
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Note. — The Commission furnishes its publications giatuitously to those who apply for
them.
Postmasters. Information regarding postmaster positions filled through nomi-
nation by the President for confirmation by Senate. Dec. 1927. 6 p. (Form
2223. ) t CS 1.6 : P 84/22/927
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
NoTH. — The Department of Commerce prints most of its publications in very limited
editions, the distribution of which is confined to Government officers, libraries, etc.
When a selling price is noted in this list, application for such publication should be
submitted to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, with remittance. For
copies of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, however, apply directly to the issuing office,
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C.
Organisation. United States Department of Commerce. [1927.] 9 p. [From
Congressional dii'ectory, 70th Congress, 1st session, 1st edition, Dec. 1927.
Reprinted for use in answering inquiries concerning organization and func-
tions of Department of Commerce.] t C 1.2 : Or 3/3/927
AERONAUTICS BRANCH
Airway bulletin. Airway bulletin 9 and 52 revised, 245-272 ; Dec. 12, 1927-Jan.
7,1928. [1928.] Each 3 p. or 2 p. il. 12° (Information Division.) t
C 23.7 : 9/2, etc.
Same, 54 and 170; May 10 and Aug. 26, 1927. [Reprint 1928.] Each
3 p. 12"* (Information Division.) t C 23.7 : 54/2, etc.
HoTT to order publications — See information folloTcingr Contents
January, 1928 407
Aiitcay maps
Chicago, lU., to Milwaukee, Wis. ; airway map no. 111. Scale 10 ni.=1.3 in.,
scale 1:500,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1927. 17.8X10.2
in. t 35c. C 23.10/1 : 111
Dallas [Tex.] to Oklahoma City [Okla.] ; airway map no. 102. Scale 10 m.=
1.3 in., scale 1:500.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1927.
29.4X 10.2 in. 1 35c. C 23.10/1 : 102
Kansas City, Mo., to Moline, 111. ; air navigation map no. 105. Scale 10 m.=
1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey. 1927.
40.2X10.2 in. t 35e. C 23.10 '1 : 105
United States. Airway [distances] map of United States. Scale 309 ni.=
0.9 in. [Washington, Coast and Geodetic Sui-vey] Nov. 1, 1927. 5 7X8.8 in.
t C 23.10/2 : D 63
Airwav map of United States. Scale 300 m.=0.9 in. [Washington,
Coast and Geodetic Survey] Nov. 1, 1927. 6X9.2 in. t C 23.10/2 :Ai 7
U. S. airways [showing lighted and non-lighted portions] as of Dec. 31,
1927. [Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1928.] 7X9.1 in. t
C 23.10/2 : L 62
CENSUS BUREAU
Agriculture. United States census of agriculture, 1925, reports for States, with
statistics for counties and summary for United States : pt. 3, Western States.
1927. x+512 p. il. [Prepared under supervision of William Lane Austin,
chief statistician for agriculture, assisted by Morris J. Hole. Leon E. Trues-
dell. Sherman S. Slick, George B. Wetzel, and Margaret A. Patch.] * Cloth,
$1.00.
L. C. card 27-27849 C 3.31/1 : 925/pt. 3
Business. Survey of current business, Jan. 1928, no. 77 ; compiled by Bureau
of Census in cooperation with Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and
Bureau of Standards. 1928. cover-title, 52 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Contains
statistics for Nov. 1927, and items covering December received up to Dec.
28, the date given above, Jan. 1928, being the date of issue. Text on p. 2-^
of cover.] * Paper, 10c. (single numbers usually 10c., semiannual numbers
25c.), $1.50 a yr. (including weekly supplement) ; foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card 21-26819 C 3.33 : 928/1
Same, weekly supplement, Jan. 2-30, 1928. [1927-28.] Each 3 p. or
4 p. il. 4° [Included in price of monthly Survey of current business, which
see above.] C 3.34 : 928/1-5
Cotton. December report of cotton consumed, on hand, imjwrted, and exported,
and active cotton spindles. Jan. 13, 1928. oblong 32° [Preliminary report.
This publication is issued in postal card fonn.] t C 3.21 : 927-28/5
Report on cotton ginning, number of bales of cotton ginned from growth
of 1927 prior to Jan. 16, 1928, and comparative statistics to corresponding
date in 1927 and 1926. Jan. 23, 1928. oblong 32" [Preliminary report
This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.20 : 927-28/9
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manufac-
tured, shipped out, on hand, and exported for 5 months ending Dec. 31,
1927 and 1926. Jan. 12, 1928. oblong 32° [Exports of cottonseed products
are for 4 months ending Nov. 30. Preliminary report. This publication is
issued in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/5
Lumber. Forest products, 1926: Lumber, lath, and shingles; compiled in coop-
eration with Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1927. 23 p.
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 24-26494 C 3.12/7 : L 97/926
Ho'w to order publications — See information foIloTvlngr Contents
85955— 28— No. 397 2
408 January, 1928
Manufactures. Census of manufactures, 1927 : Classes of establishments which
are not to be canvassed ; excerpts from instructions for preparing reports.
1928. 8 p. narrow 12° %
L. C. card 27-27879 C 3.24/6a : Es 81
Unitarians. Census of religious bodies. 1926 : Unitarians, statistics, denomina-
tional history, doctrine, and organization. 1928. 12 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. 0. card 28-26015 C 3.35/a : Un 3
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
NoiK. — -The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, lias been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Oeodetio Survey bulletin, Dec. 31, 1927 ; no. 151. [1928.] 8 p.
[Monthly.] $
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20 : 151
Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, Paciiic Coast, California,
Oregon, and Washington, 4th edition, 1926. Dec. 3, 1927. [l]+22 leaves.
( Serial 403. ) t C 4.7/1 : 926/ supp. 2
• United States coast pilot, Philippine Islands : pt. 1, Luzon, Mindoro, and
Visayas; [by R. J. Christman]. 2d edition. 1927. iv+396 p. il. map.
(Serial 399.) * Cloth, 75c.
L. C. card 19-27608 C 4.18/5 : 1/2
Charts
California, Greenwood to Fort Bragg, surveys to 1926 and other sources [with
insets] ; chart 5703. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, Dec. 1927. 42.9X27.8 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 5703
Albion, Approaches to.
Fort Bragg Landing.
Greenwood Landing.
Russian Gulch Landing.
Philadelphia and Camden waterfronts. Pa.-N. J., surveys to 1925, surveys by
U. S. engineers to 1927, surveys by U. S. Navy to 1927 and other sources;
chart 280. Scale 1 : 15,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan.
1928. 40.7X33.9 in. 1 75c. C 4.9: 280
FISHERIES BUREAU
Biology. Progress in biological inquiries, 1926, including Proceedings of divi-
sional conference, Jan. 4-7, 1927; by Elmer Higgins. 1928. [1+515-] 681
p. il. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1029.) [App. 7, report of commissioner of
fisheries, 1927. Page 515 is incorrectly numbered 517.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card F 21-2 C 6.1 : 927/app. 7
Cold storage holdings of fish, Dec. 15, 1927. 1928. 1 p. oblong 8° ( Statistical
Imlletin 768.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t
C 6.5 : 768
Fisheries service bulletin, Jan. S, 1928; no. 152. [1928.] 7 p. [Monthly.] %
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9: 152
Fishery industries of United States, 1926 [with list of earlier publications re-
lating to fisheries of Maryland and Virginia] ; by Oscar E. Sette. 1928.
[1] +337-483 p. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1025.) [App. 5, report of com-
missioner of fisheries, 1927.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card F 19-41 C 6.1 : 927/app. 5
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
ucts landed at Boston and GloiTcester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by American
fishing vessels, Nov. 1927. 1927. 1 p. oblong f" (Statistical bulletin 766.)
t C 6.5 : 766
How to order publications— See information follOTvlns Contents
I
January, 1928 409
Fishery products — Continued.
Statement of (luantities and values of certain fishery products landed
at Seattle. Wash., by American fishing ves-sels, Nov. 1927. 11>28. 1 p. 4"
(Sratistical bulletin 767.) t C 6.5: 767
ij-rccmoood, Miss. Annotated list of fishes collected in vicinity of Greenwood,
Miss., with descriptions of 3 new species [and with bibliography] ; by Samuel
F. Ilildebrand and Irving L. Towers. 1928. [l]+l();>-i:^6 p. il. large 8°
([Bureau of Fisheries] doc. 1027.) [From Bulletin, v. 4:i. pt. 2.] * Paper,
15c.
L. C. card F 28-2 C 6.3/ a : G S59
St. Lottis, Mo. Trade in fresh and frozen fishery products and related marlcet-
ing c(msideratious in greater St. Louis, Mo.; by R. H. Fiedler. 1928. [1] +
485-5^14 p. il. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1026.) [App. 6, reixnt of commis-
sioner of fisheries, 1927.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card F 28-1 C 6.1 : 927/app. 6
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Advertising for community pi'omotion ; by Wroe Alderson. 1927. v-f44 p. il.
(Domestic commerce series 21 : Domestic Commerce Division.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26022 C 18.28 : 21
Automotive market of New Zealand; by Julian B. Foster. [Jan. 1928.] ii-|-14
p. (Trade information bulletin 527; [Automotive Division].) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26028 C 18.25 : 527
Budgets. Latin American budgets : pt. 3, Columbia and Venezuela ; by James
C.Corliss. [Jan. 1928.] ii-|-45 p. (Trade information bulletin .524 ; Finance
and Investment Division.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-26796 C 18.25 : 524
China. Sales territories in China [with list of sources] ; by Charles K. Moser.
1927. [l]-|-40 p. il. narrow 8° (Division of Regional Information.) ''<
L. C. card 28-26012 C 18.2 : C 44/4
Commerce. Commerce yearbook, 1926 : v. 2, Foreign countries and noncon-
tiguous territories of United States. 1927. vi4-642 p. il. 9 maps. * Cloth,
$1.25.
L. C. card 23-20993 C 18.26 : 926/v. 2
Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, Nov. 1927.
1927-28. 2 pts. p. 1-72 and ii+73-92 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1, 10c. single copy,
* pt. 2, 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign sub-scription, $1.85.
L. C. card 14-21465 C 18.7 : 928/5-1, 5-2
Same. 1927. [12 pts. in 1], 92 p. 4" (H. doc. 37, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
Trade of Pacific Coast States with west coast of South America ; by
Spencer B. Greene and Rohert M. Lane. [Jan. 1928.] n+2Q p. (Trade in-
formation bulletin 525; Division of Regional Information.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26011 C 18.25 : 525
Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports from American con-
sular oflScers and representatives of Department of Commerce in foreign
countries, no. 1-5 ; Jan. 2-30, 1928. 1928. cover-titles, p. 1-320, il. 4° [Text
and illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] * Paper, 10c. single copy, $4.00 a yr. ;
foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 928/1-5
Electric machinery. Southern Wales as market for electrical machinery and
supplies; by Ralph C. Busser. [Jan. 1928.] ii-|-26 p. (Trade information
bulletin 526; [Electrical Equipment Division].) [The date of issue is incor-
rectly given on p. ii as Jan. 1927, instead of Jan. 1928.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26019 C 18.25 : 526
Industrial machinery: German textile machinery business sought by Great Brit-
ain; [by] Fayette W. Allport. [1927.] 2 p. 4° [From Commerce reports,
Dec. 19, 1927.] t C 18.5/la : M 184/14
HoTi- to order publications— See Information follOTvlngr Contents
410 January, 1928
Leather production and trade of Canada ; by J. Schnitzer. [Jan. 1928.] ii+11
p. (Trade information bulletin 528; Hide and Leather Division.) * Paper,
10c.
L. C. card 28-26024 C 18.25 : 528
Leipgig Techmcal Show; [by] Theodore Pilger. [1928.] 2 p. il. 4° [From
Commerce reports, Jan. 2, 1928.] t C 18.5/la : L 534
NatioTMl Gernmn Machinerp Manufacturers' Association. Operations of Na-
tional German Machinery Manufacturers' Association ; [by] Theodore Pilger.
[1928.] 4 p. il. 4" [From Commerce reports, Jan. 16, 1928.] t
C 18.5/la : N 213
Porto Rico. Trading under laws of Porto Rico; by Joaquui Servera. 1927.
iv+44 p. (Trade promotion series 58; Division of Commercial Laws.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26025 C 18.27 : 58
Ports. Methods used in measuring rank of United States ports; [by] Thomas
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Ship subsidies. Italian ship-subsidy sy.stem ; by E. T. Chamberlain. [Jan.
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Steel. Standard specifications for lap-welded and seamless steel and lap-welded
iron boiler tubes (serial designation A83-27), text as adopted by American
Society for Testing Materials. 1927. 18 p. il. (Industrial standards 214.)
[Portuguese-English edition, prepared in cooperation with Bureau of Stand-
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Standard specifications for structural steel for cars (serial designation
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• Standard specifications for structural steel for locomotives (serial desig-
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1927. 18 p. il. (Industrial standards 210.) [Portuguese-English edition,
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Taxation. Double taxation relief, discussion of conventions drafted at inter-
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Wrought-iron. Standard specifications for stay-bolt, engine-bolt, and extra-
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LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
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Motion pictures. Descriptive list of motion picture films of Bureau of Mines
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1928. appeal no. 2113, m re James M. McGinley. detachable supports; brief
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Owen, Richard B. In Court of Appeals of District of Columbia. Oct. term, 1927,
patent appeal no. 2038, in re application of Richard B. Owen by Fredericka D.
Owen, administratrix, design for electric storage battery containers ; brief for
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Estey, William H. William H. Estey, report to accompany H. Res. 71 [author-
izing payment of 6 months' salary and funeral expenses to executor of estate
of William H. Estey, late disbursing clerk of House of Representatives] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. MacGregor. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 358, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Grayson, Joel. Joel Grayson, report to accompany H. Res. 32 [authorizing
payment of one year's salary and funeral expenses to Annie L. Grayson on
account of death of Joel Grayson, late employee of Document Room, House
of Representatives] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 363, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
HoTT to order pnltllcations— See Information toUoTvinft- Contents
January, 1928 417
H&use of Representatives. Temporary assistant majority floor manager of
telephones, report to accompany H. Res. 79; submitted by Mr. MacGregor.
Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 361, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kenyan, Harold. Harold Kenyon, report to accompany H. Res. 70 [authorizing
iwyment of 6 months' salary and funeral expenses to Anna Kenyon on ac-
count of death of Harold Kenyon, late Capitol policeman] ; submitted by Mr.
MacGregor. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. ( H. rp. 357, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
lAchty, Emanuel M. Emanuel M. Lichty, report to accompany H. Res. 25 [to
pay out of contingent fund of House amount equal to 6 months' compensation
of Emanuel M. Lichty and $250 to defray funeral expenses of said Emanuel
M. Lichty] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 360,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Reidesel, Frederick C. Regina Reidesel, report to accompany H. Res. 45 [to
pay Regina Reidesel. widow of Frederick C. Reidesel, late clerk to Committee
nu Post Office and Post Roads, sum equal to 6. months' .salary and $250 for
funeral expenses] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor. Jan. 24. 1928. 1 p. (H.
rp. 359, 70th Cong. l.st sess.) * Paper, oc.
AGRICULTfKE COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Agricultural agents. Relief of flood stricken areas with special reference to
aid in employment of county extension agents, report to accompany H. J. Res.
99; submitted by Mr. Haugen. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 134, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Agriculture. Further development of agricultural extension work, hearings,
70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 6074, Jan. 10-16, 1928. 1928. iii+66 p.
( Serial C. ) * Paper. 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/1 : Ex 8/3
Further development of agricultural extension work, report to accompany
H. R. 9495 [to provide for further development of agricultural extension work
between agricultural colleges in the several States receiving benefits of act
donating public lands to the several States and Territories which may provide
colleges for benefit of agriculture and mechanic arts, and all acts supple-
mentary thereto, and Department of Agriculture] ; submitted by Mr. Ket-
cham. Jan. 28, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 351, 70th Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Paper, 5e.
Agriculture Department. Relief of certain field employees of Department of
Agriculture, Wool standards, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
5631 [and] H. R. 7459, Jan. 14, 1928. 1928. iii+15 p. (Serial D.) * Paper,
5c. Y 4.Ag 8/1 : Em 7
Poultry. Amend certain acts to include poultry within their provisions, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 112 ; submitted by Mr. Haugen. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 135, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Amend certain acts to include poultry within their provisions, Tobacco
statistics, hearings, 70th Congress. 1st session, on H. J. Res. 85 [and] H. R
53. Dec. 19. 1927. 1928. iii+11 p. (Serial B.) * Paper, 5e.
Y 4.Ag 8/1 : P 86
Wool. Appropriation of certain funds for wool standards, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7459; submitted bv Mr. Haugen. Jan. 20. 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
339, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
APPKOPUIATIOXS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Appropriations. Independent offices appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929. hear-
ing before subcommittee in charge of independent offices appropriation bill,
1929. 70th Congress. 1st session. 1928. ii+852 p. * Paper, 85c.
Y 4.Ap 6/1 : In 2/2/929
Independent offices appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to ac-
company H. R. 9481; submitted by Mr. Wood. Jan, 17, 1928. 31 p. (H. rp.
293. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hovr to order pnblicatiuns — See Information folloiivins Contents
418 January, 1928
Commerce Department. Appropriations, Department of Commerce, [fiscal year]
1929, hearing before subcommittee in charge of Departments of State, Justice,
Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session.
1928. ii+582 p. * Paper, 60c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : C 73/2/929
Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal j'ear] 1929. report to accompany
H. R. 9136; submitted by Mr. Cramton. Jan. 11, 1928. 32 p. (H. rp. 255,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Justice Department. Appropriations, Department of Justice, [fiscal year] 1929,^
hearing before subcommittee in charge of Departments of State, Justice, Com-
merce, and Labor appropriation bill for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session.
1927. 11+212 p. * Paper, 20c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : J 98/92^
Lator Department. Appropriations, Department of Labor, [fiscal year] 1929,
hearing before subcommittee in chargrASf Departments of State, Justice, Com-
merce, and Labor appropriation bil7 for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session.
1927. ii+94 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : L 11/929
State Departm^it. Appropriations, Department of State, [fiscal year] 1929,
hearings before subcommittee in charge of Departments of State, Justice, Com-
merce, and Labor appropriation bill for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session.
1927. ii+282 p. * Paper, 30c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : St 2/929'
■ Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill,
fiscal year 1929, report to accompany H. R. 8269 ; submitted by Mr. Shreve.
Jan. 4, 1928. 57 p. (H. rp. 117, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Civil Sermce Commission. Authorizing Civil Service Commission to administer
oaths of office, report to accompany H. R. 5603 ; submitted by Mr. Lelilbach.
Jan. 16, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 287, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
United Spanish War Veterans. Granting leave to ex-service men and women
of Spanish War Veterans to attend convention at Habana, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7908 [granting of leave to ex-servicei men and women to attend
annual convention of United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary in Havana,
Cuba, in 1928] ; submitted by Mr. Lehlbach. Jan. 16, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
292, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Baker, Rolwnd M. Roland M. Baker, report to accompany H. R. 5338 [for
relief of Roland M. Baker] ; submitted by Mr. Beck of Wisconsin. Jan. 6,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 167, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bardel, William. William Bardel, report to accompany H. R. 6619 [for relief
of estate of William Bardel] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Jan. 6, 1928. 5
p. (H. rp. 170, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Baum, Mrs. Ida F. Ida F. Baum, report to accompany H. R. 766 [for relief of
Ida F. Baum] ; submitted by Mr. Steele. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 341.
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai>er, 5c.
Beretta, Charles. Charles Beretta et al, report to accompany H. R. 3458 [for
relief of Charles Beretta, Isidore J. Proulx, and John J. West] ; submitted by
Mr. Underhill. Jan. 6, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 160, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Biddle, R. P. R. P. Biddle, report to accompany H. R. 6116 [for relief of
R. P. Biddle] ; submitted by Mr. Celler. Jan. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 168,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bonds of United States. Amend sec. 3702, Revised statutes [relative to payment
of lost or destroyed securities] , report to accompany H. R. 6106 ; submitted
by Mr. Underhill. Jan. 16, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 285, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bretisinger, Christine. Christine Brenzinger, report to accompany H. R. 5297
[for relief of Christine Brenzinger] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Jan. 6,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 165, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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€lai7n$. Federal tort claims bill, report to accompany H. R. 9285 [to provide
for settlement of claims against United States on account of proi>erty damage,
personal injury, or death] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 16, 1928. 7 p.
(H. rp. 286, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected 2d print.] * Paper, 5c.
Cannolly, William R. William R. Connolly, report to accompany H. R. 1537
[for relief of William R. Connolly] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 156, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Corcoran, John J. John J. Corcoran, reiwrt to accompany H. R. 5336 [for
relief of John J. Corcoran] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 7, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 186, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cruceta, Adriano. Adriano Cruceta, report to accompany H. R. 8889 [for
relief of Adriano Cruceta, citizen of Dominican Republic] ; submitted by
Mr. Gnver. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 349, 70th Cong. 1st sess.> * Pai)er,
5c-.
Dicklmon. Mrs. Frances L. Frances L. Dickinson, report to accompany H. R.
7110 [for relief t)f Frances L. Dickinson] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan.
6,1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 171, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Donisi, Joseph D. Joe D. Donisi, reiwrt to accompany H. R. 924 [for relief
of Joe D. Donisi] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 25, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp.
386, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dunkin. Harvey. Harvey Dunkin. report to accompany H. R. 2523 [for relief
of Harvey Dunkin] ; submitted by Mr. Rowbottom. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 181, 7'oth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Enoch, William T. William Thurman Enoch, report to accompany H. R. 4993
[for relief of William Thurman Enoch] ; submitted by Mr. Beck of Wisconsin.
Jan. 24, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 373, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
FO'ijettevlUe, Tenn. State Bank & Trust Co.. Fayetteville, Tenn., report to
accompany H. R. 5894 [for relief of State Bank and Trust Company of
Fayetteville, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 7, 1928. 4 p. (H.
rp. 187, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fidelitt/ d Deposit Co. of Maryland, report to accompany H. R. 5925 [for relief
of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt.
Jan. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 279, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Francke. George A. Lewis H. Francke and Blanche F. Shelley, report to accom-
pany H. R. 5300 [for relief of Lewis H. Francke and Blanche F. Shelley, sole
legal heirs of George A. Francke. alias Ralph K. Warrington] ; submitted by
Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 166, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Ouffey, A. S. A. S. Guffey, report to accompany H. R. 4203 [for relief of A. S.
Guffey] : submitted by Mrs. Langley. Jan. 7, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 185, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Head, Mrs. Mavfiaret T. Margaret T. Head, report to accompany H. R. 3216
[for relief of Margaret T. Head, administratrix] ; submitted by Mr. Sabath.
Jan. 6, 1928. 12 p^ (H. rp. 158, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
International Petroleum Co. (Ltd.), report to accompany H. R. 8527 [for relief
of International Petroleum Company, Limited. Toronto, Canada] : submitted
by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Jan. 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 347, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Jameson, Joseph. Joseph Jameson, report to accomjmny H. R. 3926 [for relief
of Joseph Jameson] : submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 9 p. (H.
rp. 161. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jones. Marl/ M. Mary M. Jones, report to accompany H. R. 2524 [for relief
of Mary M. Jones] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
157, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Knauf, Fred A. Fred A. Knauf, report to accompany H. R. 6254 [for relief of
Fred A. Knauf] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp.
169, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Langin Field. Relief for victims of airplane accident at Langin Field, reiwrt
to accompany H. B. 482; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 16, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 284, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lawton, Okla. Relief of persons suffering loss on account of Lawton fire, 1917,
report to accompany H. R. 4084 ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 7, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 184, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mothias, Luc. Luc Mathias, report to accompany H. R. 8886 [for relief of
Luc Mathias] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania. Jan. 16, 1928. .
2 p. (H. rp. 281. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print has 1 {
page.] * Paper, 5c.
J/e-vr/. Mrs. Tietar'ma. Victorina Mesa, rei>ort to accompany H. R. 8887 [for
lol ef of Victorina Mesa for death of her husband, Lucio Lupisan] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Jan. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 282, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pocahontas Fuel Co. {Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 4926 [for relief of
Pocahontas Fuel Company (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Underbill.
Jan. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 163, 70th Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Reed, F. Ellis. F. Ellis Reed, report to accompany H. R. 3673 [for relief of
F. Ellis Reed] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 7, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 183,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Roll, Mrs. Jennie. Jennie Roll, report to accompany H. R. 926 [for relief of
Jennie Roll] ; submitted by Mr. Box. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 342, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rooks. John. John Rooks, report to accompany H. R. 8093 [for relief of John
Rooks] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 173, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sanitarium Co.. Portland, Oreg., report to accompany H. R. 5923 [for relief of
Sanitarium Company, Portland, Oreg.] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 7,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 188, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sentinel, schooner. Schooner Sentinel, report to accompany H. R. 2138 [for
relief of Louis P. Sunderland, owner of schooner Sentinel] ; submitted by
Mrs. Langley. Jan. 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 343, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
SiU'S, Randolph. Randolph Sias, report to accompany H. R. 8092 [for relief of
Randolph Sias] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
172, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sloan, Howard V. Hovpard V. Sloan, report to accompany H. R. 4393 [for
relief of Howard V. Sloan] ; submitted by Mr. Beck [of Wisconsin]. Jan. 23,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 345, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Smith, Joel T. Joel T. Smith, report to accompany H. R. 4127 [for relief of
Joel T. Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Box. Jan. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 278,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Snyder, Ed. Ed. Snyder, William Paddock, Ed. Strike, and A. S. Heydeck,
report to accompany H. R. 2137 [for relief of Ed. Snyder, William Paddock,
Ed. Strike, and A. S. Heydeck] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 24, 1928.
7 p. (H. rp. 371, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Relief of Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey, report to accompany H. R. 8529; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan.
23,1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 348, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sweeney, Francis. Francis Sweeney, report to accompany H. R. 4927 [for relief
of Francis Sweeney] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 164, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thiliodeaux, Mrs. JosepMne. Josephine Thibodeaux, report to accompany H. R.
8369 [for relief of Josephine Thibodeaux] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan.
23, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 346, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Thomas, Jacoi M. Heirs of Jacob Thomas, report to accompany H. R. 2809
[for relief of heirs of Jacob Thomas] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Jan. 7, 1928.
7 p. (H. rp. 182, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thompson, W. P. W. P. Thompson, report to accompany H. R. 3394 [for relief
of W. P. Thompson] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H
rp. 159, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c.
Wareham, Charles R. Charles R. Wareham, report to accompany H. R. 8808
[for relief of Charles R. Wareham] : submitted by Mr. Beck [of Wisconsin].
Jiin. 16, 1928. 20 p. (H. ii>. 280, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
William Melbourne, schooner. Schooner William Melbourne, report to accom-
pany H. R. 3971 [for relief of William Melbourne Navigation Company. Lim-
ited, owners of schooner William Melbourne] ; submitted by Mr. Bushong.
Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 344, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Teaman, Robert F. Robert F. Yeaman, report to accompany H. R. 4777 [to
compensate Robert F. Yeaman for loss of carpenter tools which was incurred
by reason of fire in Government area at Old Hickory ordnance depot] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. Jan. 6, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 162. 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Pai)er, 5c.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Markets. Acquisition of site for wholesale farmers' produce market, report to
accompany H. R. 8298; submitted by Mr. Hall of Indiana. Jan. 26, 1928.
16 p. (H. rp. 451 [pt. 1] 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National War Memorial Museum and Veterans'' Headquarters. Establishment
of a Lincoln memorial museum in building known as Ford's Theater, report
to accompany H. R. 7206 [to establish National War Memorial Museum and
Veterans' Headquarters in building known as Ford's Theater] ; submitted by
Mr. Beers. Jan. 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 299, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
El^ECTION OF PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, AND EEa'RESENTATIVES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
President of United States. Proi>osed amendments to Constitution of United
States, providing for election of President and Vice President and filling
vacancies in oflices thereof and terms of such oflBcers and Members of Con-
gress, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 2, Jan. 9, 1928 ; testi-
mony of Clarence F. Lea. 1928. ii-f 17 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.B1 2/1 : P 92/8
Proposed constitutional amendments relating to fixing of time for com-
mencement of terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Congress,
and fixing time of assembling of Congress, etc., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, [on] H. J. Res. 65, H. Con. Res. 4, H. J. Res. 30, H. J. Res. 95, Dec.
19, 1927; testimony of Fiorello H. LaGuardia [and] Edward E. Browne.
1928. ii+8 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.E1 2/1 : P 92/7
Proposing amendment to Constitution of United States [fixing time for
commencement of terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Con-
gress, and fixing time of assembling of Congress, etc.], report to accompany
H. Con. Res. 18; submitted by Mr. White of Kansas. Jan. 18, 1928. 10 p.
(H. rp. 309, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26070
Proposing amendment to Constitution of United States [fixing time for
commencement of terms of President, Vice President, and Members of Con-
gress, and fixing time of assembling of Congress, etc.], report to accompany
S. J. Res. 47 : submitted by Mr. White of Kan.sas. Jan. 20, 1928. 29 p. (H.
rp. 333, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, .5c.
L. C. card 28-26071
FT.OOD CONTROL COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Flood control, hearings. 70th Congress. 1st session, on control of destructive
flood waters of United States, Dec. 12 and 13, 1927. 1927.
pt. 2. Sacramento-San Joaquin River system, ill -f 759-891 p. map. * Paper, 15c.
Y 4.F 65 : C 76/pt. 2
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Hawaii. Authorizing the President to invite Great Britain to sesquicenteunial
of Hawaiian Islands [and providing for participation of Government of
United States tlierein], report to accompany H. J. Res. 141; submitted by Mr.
Maas. Jan. 31, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 507, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
International Dairy Congress. 8th Int^^rnational Dairy Congress, report to
accompany H. J. Res. 156 [authorizing the President to accept invitation of
British Government to appoint delegates to 8th Inlernaticmal Dairy Congress,
to lo held in Great Britain during June-July, 1928, and px-ovidiug appro-
priation for payment of expenses of delegates] ; submitted by Mr. Browne.
Jan. 18, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 312, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pan American Congress of Highioays. 2d Pan American Conference on High-
ways, report to accompany H. J. Res. 108 [to provide for expenses of par-
ticipation by United States in 2d Pan American Conference on Highways
at Rio de Janeiro] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. Jan. 24, 1928. 4 p. (H.
rp. 365, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Permanent International Association of Road Congresses, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 107 [to provide that United States extend to Permanent Inter-
national Association of Road Congresses invitation to hold 6th session of
association in United States, and for expenses thereof] ; submitted by Mr.
Linthicum. Jan. 24, 1928. 4 p. (II. rp. 364, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
IMMIGRATION AND NATORALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Deportation. Lack of funds for deportations, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 3, H. R. 5673, H. R. 6069, Jan. 5, 1928. 1928. ii+24 p.
(Hearing no. 70. 1. 1.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1m 6/1 : D 44/9
' INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Fort Bellcnap Reservation. Reimburse certain Indians of Fort Belknap Reser-
vation, Mont., report to accompany H. R. 9994 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt.
Jan. 26, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 462, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indians. Collection of fees from royalties on minerals from leased Indian lands,
report to accompany H. R. 8831; submitted by Mr. Liavitt. Jan. 26, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 463, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Deferred-payment sales of Indian allotted lands, report to accompany
H. R. 8291 [to amend sec. 1 of act for determining heirs of deceased Indians,
for disposition and sale of allotments of deceased Indians, for leasing of
allotments, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 26,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 465, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print] * Paper, 5c.
Relief of Indians occupying railroad lands in Arizona, New Mexico, or
California, report to accompany H. R. 8293 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan.
26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 464, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper,
5c.
Koosharem band of Ute and Painte Indians. To reserve 120 acres for Koo-
sharem band of Indians [residing in vicinity of Koosharem, Utah], report to
accompany H. R. 8292; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 6, 1928. 1 p. (H.
rp. 178, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Middle Rio Ch-ande Conservancy District. Conservation, flood control, etc.,
for Pueblo Indian lands in Rio Grande Valley, N. Mex., report to accom-
pany H. R. 70 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to execute agreement with
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District providing for conservation, irriga-
tion, drainage, and flood control for Pueblo Indian lands in Rio Grande Valiey,
N. Mex.] ; submitted by Mr. Morrow. Jan. 24, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 380, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) • * Paper, 5c.
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Paiute Indians. Withdrawal of lands adjacent Summit Iiake, Nev., for Paiute
and other Indians, report to accompany H. R. 8282 [for permanent with-
drawal of lands bordering on and adjacent to Summit Lake, Nev., for Paiute,
Shoshone, and other Indians] ; submitted by Mr. Arentz. Jan. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 177, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Walker River Reservation. Withdrawal of lands in Nevada, report to accom-
pany H. R. 8281 [for withdrawal of lands in Nevada for use and benefit of
Indians of Walker River Reservation] ; submitted by Mr. Arentz. Jan. 6,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 176, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEB, HOUSE
Allegheny River. Bridge across Allegheny River at Kittanning, Pa., report to
accompany H. R. 495 [granting consent of Congress to county of Armstrong,
Pa., to construct bridge across Allegheny River at Kittanning, Pa.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Wyant. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 193, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
• Paper, 5c.
AtcJiafalaya River. Bridge across Atchafalaya River at Morgan City, La.,
report to accompany H. R. 449 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana
Highway Commission to construct toil bridge across Atchafalaya River at or
near Morgan City, La.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 413, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bartholomew, Bayou. Bridge across Bayou Bartholomew at Point Pleasant,
La., report to accompany H. R. 5728 [granting consent of Congress to Police
Jury of Morehouse Parish, La., or State Highway Commission of Louisiana,
to construct bridge across Bayou Bartholomew at or near Point Pleasant,
La.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 200, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Black River. Bridge across Black River at Jonesville, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. 5726 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction
of bridge across Black River at or near Jonesville, La., by State Highway
Commission of Louisiana] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 199, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Caney Fork. Bridge across Caney Fork River at Hurricane Island, Tenn., re-
port to accompany H. R. 6959 [to legalize bridge across Caney Fork River
in De Kalb County, Tenn., at head of Hurricane Island, being constructed by
De Kalb County] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 209,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Champlain, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain between New York and Ver-
mont, report to accompany H. R. 6099 [granting consent of Congress to New
Yorti and Vermont to construct bridge across Lake Champlain between Crown
Point, N. Y., and Chimney Point, Vt.] : submitted by Mr. Corning. Jan. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 203, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Columbia River. Bridge across Columbia River near Hood River, Oreg., report
to accompany H. R. 7199 [granting consent of Congress to Oregon-Washington
Bridge Company to maintain bridge already constructed across Columbia
River near Hood River, Oreg.] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 393, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Conecuh Rivei: Bridge across Conecuh River on Brewton-Andalusia road,
Escambia County, Ala., report to accompany H. R. 8896 [granting consent of
Congress to Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Conecuh River
on Brewton-Andalusia road in Escambia County, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr.
Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 407, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Coosa River. Bridge across Coosa River near Cedar Bluff, Ala., report to ac-
company H. R. 8530 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa River near Cedar
BlufE, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 402,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Coosa Rwer — Continued.
Bridge across Coosa River near Wetumpka, Ala., report to accompany
H. R. 7902 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa River at or near
Wetumpka, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
396, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• Bridge across Coosa River on Columbiana-Talladega road, Alabama, re-
port to accompany H. R. 8531 [granting consent of Congress to Highway De-
partment of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa River on
Columbiana-Talladega road between Talladega and Shelby counties, Ala.] ;
submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 403, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cumberland River. Bridge across Cumberland River at Canton, Ky., report to
accompany H. R. 7032 [authorizing Valley Bridge Company, Incorporated,
Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near Canton,
Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 428, 70tb
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at luka, Ky., report to accompany H. R.
7033 [authorizing Valley Bridge Company, Incorporated, Paducah, Ky., to
construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near luka, Ky.] ; submitted
by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 429, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Smithland, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 7034 [authorizing Midland Bridge Company, Incorporated, Paducah,
Ky., to construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near Smithland, Ky.] ;
submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 430, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Delaware River. Bridge across Delaware Ri\er at Burlington, N. J., report to
accompany H. R. 7948 [to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Delaware River at or near Burlington, N. J., and
Bristol, Pa., by Joseph R. Cheesman and Clifford L. Anderson] ; submitted by
Mr. Beck [of Pennsylvania]. Jan. 25, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 401, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Pai)er, 5c.
Duluth Ship Canal. Bridge Duluth Ship Canal at Duluth, Minn., report to ac-
company H. R. 5510 [granting consent of Congress to Duluth, Minn., to con-
struct bridge across Duluth Ship Canal] ; submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 7,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 194, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Elk River. Bridge across Elk River between Lauderdale and Limestone coun-
ties, Ala., report to accompany H. R. 7913 [granting consent of Congress to
Highway Department of Alabama to construct bridge across Elk River on
Athens- Florence road between Lauderdale and Limestone counties, Ala.] ;
submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 217, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Grand Calumet River. Bridge across Grand Calumet River at Forsythe avenue.
East Chicago, Ind., report to accompany H. R. 5744 [granting consent of
Congress for reconstruction of bridge across Grand Calumet River at East
Chicago, Ind., by Lake County, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Indiana.
Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 201, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st
print reads incorrectly Mr. Johnson of Illinois.] * Paper, 5c.
Hillshoro Bay. Bridge across Hillsborough Bay at Tampa, Fla., report to
accompany H. R. 7218 [to legalize bridge across Hillsborough Bay at 22d
street, Tampa, Fla., being constructed by Hillsborough County, Fla.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 211, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Kansas River. Dam across Kansas (Kaw) River at Lawrence, Kans. [con-
structed by Bowersock Mills and Power Company], report to accompany H. R. \\
5569; submitted by Mr. Hoch. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 391, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Little Calumet River. Bridge across Little Calumet River at Ashland avenue,
Cook County, 111., report to accompany H.'R. 6513 [granting consent of Con-
gress to county of Cook, 111., to construct bridge across Little Calumet River
at or near Ashland avenue, Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison.
Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 206, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet River at Ashland avenue, Cook County, 111.,
report to accompany H. R. 8740 [granting consent of Congress to county of
Cook, 111., to construct free highway bridge across Little Calumet River at
Ashland avenue. Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 404, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet River at Indiana avenue, Cook County, IlL,
report to accompany H. R. 6514 [granting consent of Congress to county of
Cook, 111., to construct bridge across Little Calumet River at or near Indiana
avenue, Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 207, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet River at Wentworth avenue. Cook County,
111., report to accompany H. R. 6512 [granting consent of Congress to county
of Cook, 111., to construct bridge across Little Calumet River at or near Went-
worth avenue, Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp, 205, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mahoning River. Bridge across Mahoning River at Division street, Youngs-
town, Ohio, report to accompany H. R. 6958 [granting consent of Congress to
Youngstown to construct bridge across Mahoning River at Youngstown, Ohio,
at or near Division street] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Jan. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 208, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mahoning River at West avenue, Youngstown, Ohio, report
to accompany H. R. 6046 [granting consent of Congress to Youngstown, Ohio,
to construct bridge across Mahoning River at or near West avenue, Youngs-
town, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp,
202, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Alma, Wis., report to
accompany H. R. 8726 Lauthorizing Oscar Baertch, Christ Buhmann, and
Fred Reiter to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Alma,
Wis.] ; submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 25, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 412, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c,
Bridge across Mississippi River at Baton Rouge, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. 6487 [authorizing Baton Rouge-Mississippi River Bridge Company
to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Baton Rouge, La.] ;
submitted by Mr. Rayburn, Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 425, 70th Cong, 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Cassville, Wis., report to accompany
H. R. 8837 [authorizing American Bridge and Ferry Company (Incorporated)
to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cassville, Wis.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 411, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Chester, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 8741 [authorizing Dravo Contracting Company to construct bridge
across Mississippi River at or near Chester, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison,
Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 440, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Hickman, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 7921 [authorizing A. Robbins to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Hickman, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928,
4 p. (H. rp. 436, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Lansing, Iowa, report to accompany
H. R. 5803 [authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Mississippi River at or near Lansing, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of
Iowa. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H, rp. 422, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
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Mississippi Rvoer — ^tiontinued.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Monticello, Minn., report to accom-
pany H. R. 199 [granting consent of Congress to Minnesota to construct
bridge across Mississippi River at or near Monticello, Minn.] ; submitted
by Mr. Newton. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 191, TOth Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
■ Bridge across Mississippi River at Prairie du Chien, Wis., report to ac-
company H. R. 5818 [authorizing J. H. Peacock, F. G. Bell, S. V. Taylor,
E. C. Amann, and C. E. Ferris to construct bridge across Mississippi River
at or near Prairie du Chien, Wis.] ; submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 25, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 410, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.,
report to accompany H. R. 8743 [to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across Mississippi River at or near St. Paul
and Minneapolis, Minn., by Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway] ;
submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 405, TOth Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Wabasha, Minn., report to accompany
H. R. 64T6 [authorizing Wabasha Bridge Committee to construct bridge
across Mississippi River at or near Wabasha, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr.
Newton. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 424, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River near Chester, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 69T3 [authorizing E. H. Wegener to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Chester, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 42T, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge Mississippi River at or near Little Falls, Minn., report to accom-
pany H. R. 194 [granting consent of Congress to county of Morrison, Minn.,
to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Little Falls, Minn.] ;
submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. T, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 190, TOth Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at Arrow Rock, Mo., report to
accompany H. R. 8106 [authorizing F. C. Barnhill to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Arrow Rock, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan.
Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 43T, TOth Gong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Hermann, Mo., report to accompany
H. R. 5501 [authorizing Hermann Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Hermann, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan.
Jan. 25, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 414, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Liberty Landing, Mo., report to accom-
pany H. R. 6639 [authorizing Centennial Bridge Company of Independence.
Mo., Incorporated, to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Lib
erty Lauding, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
426, TOth Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Miami, Mo., report to accompany H. R.
8107 [authorizing Frank M. Burruss to construct bridge across Missouri
River at or near Miami, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. Jan. 25, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 438, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Washington, Mo., report to accompany
H. R. 5502 [authorizing Washington Missouri River Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across Missouri River at or near Washington, Mo.] ; submitted
by Mr. Milligan. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 419, TOth Cong. 1st sess.)
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Bridge across Missouri River between Washington County, Nebr., and
Harrison County, Iowa, report to accompany H. R. 56T9 [authorizing Ne-
braska-Iowa Bridge Corporation to construct bridge across Missouri River
between Washington County, Nebr., and Harrison County, Iowa] ; submitted
by Mr. Robinson of Iowa. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 420, TOth Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Missouri River — Continued.
Bridge across Missouri River near Glasgow, Mont., report to accompany
H. R. 7466 [granting consent of Congress to Montana, Valley County, Mont.,
and McCone County, Mont., or to any or either of them, jointly or severally,
to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Glasgow, Mont.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Hoch. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 215, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Monongahcla River. Bridge across Monongahela River between Glassport and
Clairton, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 7925 [granting consent of Congress
for maintenance and operation of bridge across Monongahela River between
borough of Glassport and Clairton, Pa., by Allegheny County, Pa.] ; submitted
by Mr. Wyant. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 400, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Augusta, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 5721 [authorizing E. M. Elliott and Associates, Incorporated, to con-
struct bridge across Ohio River at Augusta, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Newton.
Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 421, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Cairo, 111., report to accompany H. R. 121
[authorizing Cairo Association of Commerce to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Cairo, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p.
( H, rp. 418, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Golconda, 111., report to accompany H. R.
7183 [authorizing C. J. Abbott to construct bridge across Ohio River at or
near Golconda, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
433, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Madison, Ind"., report to accompany H. R.
7916 [authorizing Madison Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Madison, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Indiana. Jan.
25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 435, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Mound City, 111., report to accompany H. R.
66 [authorizing B. L. Hendrix, G. C. Trammel, and C. S. Miller to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Mound City, 111.] ; submitted by IMr. Deni-
son. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 417, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Ravenswood, W. Va., report to accompany
H. R. 6073 [authorizing E. M. Elliott to construct bridge across Ohio River
at or near Ravenswood, W. Va.] ; submitted by ISIr. Peery. Jan. 25, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 423, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Shawneetown, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 7184 [authorizing J. L. Rowan to construct bridge across Ohio River
at or near Shawneetown, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25. 1928.
3 p. (H. i-p. 434, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River between Maysville, Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio,
report to accompany H. R. 437 [authorizing Maysville Bridge Company to
construct bridge across Ohio River at or near Maysville, Ky., and Aberdeen,
Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 416,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River between Maysville, Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio,
report to accompany H. R. 472 [authorizing Dwight P. Robinson and Com-
pany, Incorporated, to construct bridge across Ohio River at or near Mays-
ville. Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Jan.
25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 415, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River between Rochester and Monaca, Pa., report
to accompany H. R. 7192 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Ohio River between Rochester and Monaca,
Pa., by Beaver County] ; submitted by Mr. Wyant. Jan. 7, 1928. 3 p. (H.
rp. 210, 70th Cong. 1st. sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Ouachita River. Bridge across Ouachita Rivei- at Harri&onburg, La., report to
accompany H. R. 5727 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Ouacliita River at or near Harrisonburg, La.,
by Louisiana Highway Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan.
25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 392, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) *' Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ouachita River at Monroe, La., report to accompany H. R.
5725 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge
across Ouachita River at or near Monroe, La., by State Highway Commis-
sion of Louisiana] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
198, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Red River. Bridge across Red River at Moncla, La., report to accompany H. R.
8818 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Commission to
construct free highway bridge across Red River at or near Moncla, La.] ;
submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 406, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Red River of the North. Bridge across Red River of the North between Grand
Forks, N. Dak., and East Grand Forks, Minn., report to accompany H. R.
108 [granting consent of Congress to North Dakota and Minnesota to con-
struct bridge across Red River of the North between Grand Forks, N. Dak.,
and East Grand Forks, Minn.] ; submitted bv Mr. Burtness. Jan. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 189, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande River at Presidio, Tex., report to
accompany H. R. 5583 [granting consent of Congress to Kansas City, Mexico
and Orient Railway Company of Texas and Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railway Company to construct railroad bridge across Rio Grande at or near
Presidio, Tex., opposite Ojinaga, Mexico] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Jan.
7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 195, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rock River. Bridge across Rock River at Dixon, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 6483 [granting con.sent of Congress to Illinois, county of Lee, and Dixon,
or to any or either of them, jointly or severally, to construct bridge across
Rock River at Dixon, 111.] : submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 204, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Bridge across Rock River at Palmyra, 111., report to accompany H. R.
7745 [granting consent of Congress to Chicago and North Western Railway
Company to construct railroad bridge across Rock River in Palmyra and
Nelson townships, Lee County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 7,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 216, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Louis Rivei'. Bridge across St. Louis River at Rices Point, Minn., rejwrt to
accompany H. R. 7909 [to authorize maintenance and renewal of timber
frame trestle in place of fixed span at Wisconsin end of steel bridge of Duluth
and Superior Bridge Company over St. Louis River between Connors Point,
Wis., and Rices Point, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Newton. Jan. 25, 1928.
2 p. ('H. rp. 397, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Snake River. Bridge across Snake River at Idaho Falls, Idaho, report to ac-
company H. R. 319 [to legalize bridge across Snake River at Idaho Falls,
Idaho, being constructed by Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 192, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Snake River near Heyburn, Idaho, report to accompany
H. R. 7371 [to legalize bridge across Snake River near Heyburn, Idaho, be-
ing constructed by Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
394, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Snake River near Indian Cove, Idaho, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7370 [granting consent of Congress to Idaho to constnict bridge
across Snake River near Indian Cove, Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. Jan.
7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 212, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Snake River near Swan Valley, Idaho, report to accompany
H. R. 7374 [granting consent of Congress to Idaho to construct bridge across
Snake River near Swan Valley, Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. Jan. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 213, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Susquehanwi River. Bridge across Susquehanna River at Sunbury, Pa., report
to accompany H. R. 8227 [authorizing Sunbury Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Susquehanna River at or near Bainbridge Street in Sunbury,
Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Wyant. Jan, 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 439, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Tennessee River. Bridge across Tennessee River at Eggnei-s Ferry, Ky., re-
port to accompany H. R. 7036 [authorizing Valley Bridge Company, Incor-
porated, Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge across Tennessee River at or near
Eggners Ferry, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
432, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River at mouth of Clarks River, Ky., report to
accompany H. R. 7035 [authorizing Midland Bridge Company, Incorporated,
Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge across Tennessee River at or near mouth
of Clarks River and between Livingston and McCracken counties, Ky.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Denison. Jan. 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 431, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Pai)er, 5c,
Bridge across Tennessee River near Guntersville, Ala., report to accompany
H. R. 7375 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of Alabama
to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or near Gunters-
ville on Guntersville-Huntsville road in Marshall County, Ala.] ; submitted
by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 395, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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Bridge across Tennessee River near Scottsboro, Ala., reiwrt to accom-
pany H. R. 7915 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or near
Scottsboro on Scottsboro-Fort Payne road in Jackson County, Ala.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 399, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c,
Bridge across Tennessee River near Whitesburg FeiTy, Ala., report to
accompany H. R. 7914 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or
near Whitesburg Ferry on Huntsville-Laceys Spring road between Madison
and Morgan counties, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928,
2 p. (H. rp. 398, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c.
Tombigl)ee River. Bridge across Tombigbee River at Epes, Ala., report to
accompany H. R. 8899 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tombigbee River at
or near Epes, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 408, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tombigbee River near Aberdeen, Miss., report to accom-
pany H. R. 5657 [granting consent of Congress to board of supervisors of
Monroe County, Miss., to construct bridge acx'oss Tombigbee River at or near
Aberdeen, Miss.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
197, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tombigbee River near Gainesville, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 8900 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tombigbee River near
Gainesville on Gainesville-Eutaw road between Sumter and Green counties,
Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 409, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Railroad bridge across Tombigbee River at Epes, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 5638 [granting consent of Congress to Alabama Great Southern
Railroad Company to reconstruct railroad bridge across Tombigbee River at
Epes, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 196,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tug Fork. Bridges across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River near Devon, W. Va.,
report to accompany H. R. 7449 [granting consent of Congress to Big Sandy
and Cumberland Railroad Company to construct 2 bridges across Tug Fork
of Big Sandy River near Devon, W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr, Peery. Jan.
7, 1928, 2 p. (H. rp. 214, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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IBBIGATIOIV AND BEXiLAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Colorado River. Regulating Colorado River, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion, on H. R. 5770, to improve navigability of Colorado River by securing
regularity of flow, by protecting and developing lower Colorado River basin,
by providing flood control, and by protecting Colorado River in its present
or future channel, also to aid in reclamation of public lands of United States,
to prevent controversy between States in Colorado basin, and creating Colo-
rado River Authority, with powers and duties enumerated herein, as means
or instrumentality for carrying out such purposes and effectuating such
ends and making such improvements self-sustaining and self-paying, Jan. 7,
1928. 1928. iii+52 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1r 7/2 : C 71/7
ColuniMa Basin irrigation project. Columbia Basin project, hearings, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7029, for adoption of Columbia Basin reclama-
tion project, Jan. 16 and 17, 1928. 1928. iii+187 p. ♦Paper, 20c.
T4.Ir 7/2 : C 72/3
Deschutes irrigation project. Deschutes project in Oregon, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 307, for construction of Deschutes project in
Oregon, Jan. 10, 1928. 1928. iii+36 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.Ir7/2:D45
Okanogan irrigation project. Authorizing transfer of Okanogan project. Wash.,
report to accompany H. R. 7203 [to transfer Okanogan project, in State of
Washington, to Okanogan Irrigation District upon payment of charges
stated] ; submitted by Mr. HiU of Washington. Jan. 4, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
122, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Okanogan IiTigation District in Washington, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 7203, to transfer Okanogan project, in State of Wash-
ington, to Okanogan Irrigation District upon payment of charges stated, Dec.
20,1927. 1928. ii+29 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.Ir7/2:Okl
Transfer of Okanogan project. Wash., to Okanogan Irrigation District,
report to accompany S. 1661 ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. Jan. 11,
1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 257, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Umatilla Rapids in Columbia River, Oreg., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 306, for protection and development of Umatilla Rapids in Columbia
River, Jan. 10, 1928. 1928. iii+23 p. *Paper, 5c. Y4.Ir7/2:Uml
JUDICIABY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Actions at law. Concerning actions on account of death or personal injury
within places under exclusive jurisdiction of United States, report to accom-
pany S. 1798 ; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 369, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Appeals. To amend sec. 128 of judicial code, relating to appeals from District
Courts, report to accompany H. R. 343 [to amend sec. 128, subdivision b,
paragraph 1, of judicial code as amended Feb. 13, 1925, relating to appeals
from District Courts, so as to include district courts of Alaska, Hawaii,
Virgin Islands, and Canal Zone] ; submitted by Mr. Christopherson. Jan. 5,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 153, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Boxing. To amend sec. 320 and 321 of penal code with reference to prize
fighting and boxing contests [within Territories and District of Columbia],
hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7200, H. R. 7736, Jan. 13, 1928.
1928. ii-F28 p. ( Serial 2. ) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J S9/1 : P 37/4
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 5, 1928 ; no. 3.
1928. 42 p. 4° t Y 4. J 89/1 : 70/3
Champlain, Lake. Creation of Lake Champlain Bridge Commission, report to
accompany H. J. Res. 104 [granting consent of Congi-ess to agreement or com-
pact entered into between New York and Vermont for creation of Lake
Champlain Bridge Commission and to construct highway bridge across Lake
Champlain between Crown Point, N. Y., and Chimney Point, Vt.] ; submitted
by Mr. LaGuardia. Jan. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 179, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Commerce. To amend Webb-Pomerene act, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 8927 [to amend act to promote export trade, so as to extend provi-
sions of act to import trade], Jan. 9 [19], 1928. 1928. ii+47 p. (Serial 3.)
* Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : W 38
Crime and crimmals. Providing penalties for escaping from Federal penal and
correctional institutions, report to accompany H. R. 9021 ; submitted by Mr.
Dyer. Jan. 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 271, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Declaratory judgments. Amend judicial code by adding new section, to be no.
274D [relating to declaratory decrees], report to accompany H. R. 5623; sub-
mitted by Mr. Montague. Jan. 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 366, 70tli Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Amend judicial code by adding new section, to be numbered 274D [relating
to declaratory decrees], report to accompany H. R. 5623; submitted by Mr.
Montague. Jan. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 288, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
District Courts. Authorizing changes in time of holding court in El Dorado
division of Arkansas, report to accompany H. R. 9142 [to amend sec. 71 of
judicial code, as amended, by changing time of holding court at El Dorado
and Harrison, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Tillman. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H.
rp. 367, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Detach Okfuskee County from northern district of Oklahoma and attach
same to eastern district, report to accompany H. R. 7011 ; submitted by Mr.
Moore of Ohio. Jan. 16, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 291, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Distnct of Columbia. Amend code of law of District of Columbia [and acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, relative to fees to be charged
bv clerk of Supreme Court of District of Columbia], report to accompany
H. R. 9020; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 268, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend sec. 1112 of code of law for District of Columbia [relating to
marshal's fees], report to accompany H. R. 9026; submitted by Mr. Dyer.
Jan. 12. 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 270, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Industrial Institution for Women. Public highway over Government
property at Alderson, "W. Va., report to accompany H. R. 9022 [to authorize
Alderson, W. Va., to maintain public highway upon premises occupied by
Federal Industrial Institution for Women at Alderson, W. Va.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 17, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 301, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Flags. To prevent desecration of flag [and insignia] of United States and to
provide punishment therefor, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
5724. Jan. 18, 1928. 1928. ii+9 p. (Serial 4.) * Paper, 5c.
T 4. J 89/1 : F 59/5
Inheritance and transfer tax. Refunding of certain legacy taxes, report to
accompany H. R. 7224 [to extend time for refunding of certain legacy taxes
erroneously collected] ; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 23, 1928. 4 p. (H.
rp. 356, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Judges. Additional circuit judge for 6th judicial circuit, report to accompany
H. R. 8229; submitted by Mr. Michener. Jan. 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 267,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
— — Additional district judge for southern district of Iowa, report to ac-
company H. R. 6057 ; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 154,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Additional distiict judges for southern district of New York, report
to accompany H. R. 9200; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 19, 1928. 2 p.
(H. i-p. 314, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional judge for eastern district of New York, report to accompany
H. R. 5774; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 19, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 319, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Jury. Amend sec. 1025, Revised statutes [so as to permit clerks or steno-
graphers employed to assist United States attorneys to be in attendance be-
fore grand juries], report to accompany H. R. 9785; submitted by Mr. Dyer,
Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 368, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marshals. Deposit of fees, etc., paid to United States marshals, report to
accompany H. R. 9052 [to amend sec. 6 of act of May 28, 1896] ; submitted
by Mr. Hickey. Jan. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 273, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Granting pension to deputy marshals of district court for western dis-
trict of Arkansas, report to accompany H. R. 5709 [granting pension to
regularly commissioned deputy marshals of district court for western dis-
trict of Arkansas, including Indian Territory, now Oklahoma, and to their
widows and dependent children] ; submitted by Mr. Tillman. Jan. 24, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 381, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend sec. 1 of act of Feb. 22, 1875 [regulating fees and costs,
relative to accounts of United States marshals and United States commis-
sioners], report to accompany H. R. 9051; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 12,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 272, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nevada. Reimbursement of Nevada, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. J. Res. Ill, Jan. 18, 1928. 1928. iii+28 p. (Serial 6.) * Paper, 5c.
T 4. J 89/1 : N 41
"New York State. Correcting account between State of New York and United
States, report to accompany H. J. Res. 59 ; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 18.
1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 311, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Public works. To regulate disbursement of Federal funds for public works,
report [and minority views] to accompany H. R. 5772 [to regulate, control,
and safeguard disbursement of Federal funds expended for creation, con-
struction, extension, repair, or ornamentation of any public building, high-
way, levee, dam, excavation, dredging, drainage, or other construction
project]. [2 pts.] (H. rp. 310, 2 pts.. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[pt. 1.] Report; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 18, 1928. 2 p. * Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Tillman. Jan. 25, 1928. 7 p. * Paper, 5c.
Sink, J. L. J. L. Sink, report to accompany H. R. 8216 [to confer authoi'ity
on district court for western district of Virginia to permit J. L. Sink, bank-
rupt, to file his application for discharge and to authorize and empower
judge of said court to hear and determine same] ; submitted by Mr. Montague.
Jan'^ 16, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 283, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Stenographers. Appointment of stenographers in courts of United States, report
to accompany H. R. 9024 [to authorize, appointment of stenographers in
courts of United States and to fix their duties and compensation] ; submitted
by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 269, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Supreme Court. Amendment to sec. 227 of judicial code [so as to enable
Attorney General to furnish justices of Customs Court with reports of
Supreme Court], report to accompany H. R. 9049; submitted by Mr. Hall
of lUinois. Jan. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 274, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected
print.] * Paper, 5c.
To allow Supreme Court to fix salary of its marshal, report to accom-
pany H. R. 8725 [to amend sec. 224 of judicial code] ; submitted by Mr.
Dyer. Jan. 17, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 300. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Writs. In reference to writs of error, report to accompany S. 1801 • submitted
by Mr. Dyer. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 370, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
LIBBABT COMMITTEE, HOUSE
King, William R. Erection of tablet or marker at place of birth of William
Rufus King, report to accompany H. R. 7903 [to authorize erection at
Clinton, N. C, of tablet or marker in commemoration of William Rufus
King, former Vice President of United States] ; submitted by Mr. Luce.
Jan. 26, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 460, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Library of Congress. Increase of j^alary for librarian of Congress, report to
accompany H. R. 9036; submittetl by Mr. Luce. Jan. 26, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
461, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Women. Authorizing additional appropriation for memorial to heroic women
of World War, report to accompany S. J. Res. 66; submitted by Mr. Luce.
Jan. 26. 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 458, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MILITABY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Adams, Clayton H. Clayton H. Adams, report to accompany H. R. 8797 [for
relief of Clayton H. Adams] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 9,
1928. 6 p. (H. rp, 224, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Aircraft Procurement Board, report to accompany H. R. 471 [to provide for
Aircraft Procuremenl P>nard] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 119, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Antietam, Battle of, 1862. Appointment and duties of superintendent of Antie-
tam battle field, report to accompany H. R. 227; submitted by Mr. Fisher.
Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H, rp. 235, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Armstrong, William H. William H, Armstrong, report to accompany H. R.
6180 [for relief of William H. Armstrong] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama.
Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 112, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army. Appropriation for recovery of bodies of oflBcers, soldiers, and civilian
employees, report to accompany H. R. 230 ; submitted by Mr, McSwain, Jan,
9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 230, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Disposition of remains of military personnel and civilian employees of
Army, report to accompany H. R. 248; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Jan. 9,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 232, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army supplies. To limit issue of reserve supplies or equipment held by War
Department, report to accompany H. R. 7752; submitted by Mr. James. Jan.
26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 45G, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army Transport retirement, hearings, 69th Congress, 2d session, on H. R. 15974,
Feb. 17, 1927 ; statement of Thomas M. Hunter. 1928. ii+8 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.M 59/1 : R 31/3
Bailey, George P. George P. Bailey, report to accompany H. R. 8775 [for relief
of George P. Bailey] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan, 9, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
220, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Barnitz, Ricliard B. Richard B. Barnitz, report to accompany H. R. 7397
[authorizing the President to order Richard B. Barnitz before retiring board
for hearing of his case and upon findings of such board determine whether or
not he be placed on retired list with rank and pay held by him at time of his
resignation] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow, Jan. 5, 1928, 3 p. (H, rp, 147,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Beaty, William G. William G, Beaty, report to accompany H. R. 8983 [for
relief of William G. Beaty] ; submitted by Mr. Quin. Jan. 11, 1928, 2 p,
(H. rp. 259, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Beier. Richard H. Richard H, Beier, report to accompany H, R, 8963 [for
relief of Richard H. Beier] ; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. Jan, 13,
1928. 3 p, (H. rp. 275, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Black, Joseph M. Joseph M, Black, report to accompany H, R. 9151 [for relief
of Joseph M. Black] ; submitted by Mr, Boylan, Jan, 17, 1928, 2 p. (H, rp.
298, 70th Cong. 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c,
Boyle, Edxcard J. Edward J, Boyle, report to accompany H, R, 6005 [for
relief of Edward J. Boyle] ; submitted by Mr, Glynn. Jan. 5, 1928. 1 p.
( H. rp. 141, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c,
Brannan, Richard. Richard Brannan, report to accompany H, R, 1073 [for
relief of Richard Brannan] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 4,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp, 77, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Brice's Ci'oss Roads, Miss. Inspection of battle fields of Brices Crossroads and
Tupelo in Mississippi, report to accompany H. R. 8736 [for inspection of
battle field of Brices Cross Roads, Miss., and battle field of Tupelo, or Harris-
burg, Miss.] ; submitted by Mr. Mc Swain, Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 233,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Broum, Israel. Israel Brown, report to accompany H. R. 6839 [for relief of
Israel Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 142, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Buckley, Seymour. Seymour Buckley, report to accompany H. R. 3241 [for
relief of Seymour Buckley] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 86, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Butler, John R. John R. Butler, report to accompany H. R. 8987 [for relief
of John R. Butler] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 16, 1928. 5 p.
(H. rp. 290, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) -Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 3 and 14, 1928;
no. 1 and 2. 1928. 86 p. and 100 p. 4° % Y 4.M 59/1 : 70/1, 2
Callahan, Eugene C. E. C. Callahan, report to accompany H. R. 9161 [author-
izing the President to reappoint E. C. Callahan captain of Infantry, Army] ;
submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 19, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 318, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carlisle Barracks. To seU portion of Carlisle Barracks reservation, report to
accompany H. R. 5635 [to amend act to sell portion of Carlisle Barracks
reservation] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Jan. 26, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 459,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ccssidy, John G. John G. Cassidy, report to accompany H. R. 8190 [for relief
of John G. Cassidy] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 151, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park. Erection of memorials to com-
memorate encampments of Spanish War organizations at Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Military Park, report to accompany H. R. 229 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 229, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
China. Admission of 2 Chinese subjects to West Point, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 39 [authorizing Secretary of War to receive for instruction at
Military Academy, West Point, 2 Chinese subjects to be designated hereafter
by Government of China] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 10, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 253, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Clark, John. John Clark, report to accompany H. R. 8627 [for relief of John
Clark] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
244, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cohurn, William T. William Taylor Coburn, report to accompany H. R. 8643
[for relief of William Taylor Coburn] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 9, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 246, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cole, James W. James William Cole, report to accompany H. R. 4104 [to correct
military record of James William Cole] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan. 4,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 95, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cooke, Robert P. Robert P. Cooke, report to accompany H. R. 8772 [granting
annuity to Robert P. Cooke] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Jan. 9, 1928. 23 p.
(H. rp 219, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cooley, Lester. Lester Coolev, report to accompany H. R. 8674 [for relief of
Lester Cooley] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 236,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coursey, Joe B. Joe Burton Coursey, report to accompany H. R. 9017 [to
reinstate Joe Burton Coursey in West Point Military Academy] ; submitted
by Mr. Reece. Jan. 11, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 265, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Da Huff, Amos. Amos Dahuff, report to accompany H. R. 8628 [for relief of
Amos Dahuff] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 245, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
David, Estle. Estle David, report to accompany H. R. 3352 [for relief of Estle
David] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 87, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
De Forest, Sylvester. Sylvester De Forest, report to accompany H. R. 6917 [to
correct military record of Sylvester De Forest] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks.
Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 143, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dotson, WiUiatn H. William H. Dotson, report to accompany H. R. 7227 [for
relief of Wiiliam H. Dotson] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 5, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 144, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Duffy, Martin L. Martin L. Duffy, report to accompany H. R. 8796 [for relief
of Martin L. Duffy] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 223, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Eastpart, Miss. Markers for battle fields of Eastport and luka, Miss., report
to accompany H. R. 8737; submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. Jan. 9, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 234, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Foster, Kennedy F. Kennedy F. Foster, report to accompany H. R. 4654 [for
relief of Kennedy F. Foster] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 98, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Genireux, Emile. Emile Genireux, report to accompany H. R. 2472 [for relief
of Emile Genireux, alias Emile Genereux] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 82, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Getchell, Charles F. Charles F. Getcheil, report to accompany H. R. 8444 [for
relief of Charles F. Getchell] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 19, 1928. 3 p.
( H. rp. 315, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Gib'bs, Edward. Edward Gibbs, report to accompany H. R. 2174 [for relief of
Edward Gibbs] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 446,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Gilhison, George W. G. W. Gilkison, report to accompany H. R. 5380 [to cor-
rect military record of G. W. Gilkison] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 132, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Goodwin, Da/oid E. David E. Goodwin, report to accompany H. R. 4655 [for
relief of David E. Goodwin] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 99, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gordon, G^les. Giles Gordon, report to accompany H. R. 3467 [for relief of
Gile.s Gordon] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 90,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chiilford Courthouse National Park. Establishment of national military park
at battle field of Guilford Courthouse, report to accompany H. R. 245 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McSwain. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 231, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[H. R. 245 amends law relative to administration of park.] * Paper, 5c.
Harris, Pleasant R. W. Pleasant R. W. Harris, report to accompany H. R,
5230 [to correct military report of Pleasant R. W. Harris] ; submitted by Mr.
Speaks. Jan. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 174, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Herbert, Tlieodore. Theodore Herbert, report to accompany H. R. 1533 [for
relief of Theodore Herbert] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 78, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Holmes, Charles B. Charles B. Holmes, report to accompany H. R. 6916 [to
correct military record of Charles B. Holmes] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow.
Jan. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 276, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Horses. Purchase of horses for military establishment, report to accompany
H. R. 7195 [for purchase of horses and mules for military establishment] ;
submitted by Mr. Furlow. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 121, 70th Cong. 1st
.^ess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Hussey, George G. George C. Hussey, report to accompany H. R. 5994 [for
relief of George C. Hussey] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 108, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hynes, William A. William A. Hynes, report to accompany H. R. 4079 [for
relief of William A. Hynes] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 93, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jackson Barracks. Purchase of Jackson Barracks, report to accompany H. R.
6094 [to amend sec. 7 of act authorizing use for permanent construction at
military posts of proceeds from sale of surplus War Department real prop-
erty, and authorizing sale of certain military reservations, so as to grant to
Louisiana extension of time for exercising option in purchase of Jackson
Barracks] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 139,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jakes, John. John Jakes, report to accompany H. R. 2482 [for relief of John
Jakes] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 83, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Janson, Gaston M. Gaston M. Janson, report to accompany H. R. 1597 [for
relief of Gaston M. Janson] ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. Jan. 23, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 354, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jones, Joseph W. Joseph W. Jones, report to accompany H. R. 8443 [for relief
of Joseph W. Jones] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
379, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Jones, Nicholas. Nicholas Jones, report to accompany H. R. 8590 [for relief of
Nicholas Jones] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 242,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kraul, George E. George E. Kraul, report to accompany H. R. 3510 [to au-
thorize the President to appoint George E. Kraul captain of infantry, with
rank from July 1, 1920] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
91, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Langan, Patrick J. Patrick J. Langan, report to accompany H. R. 6006 [for
relief of Patrick J. Langan] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 109, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lasher, Ralph E. Ralph H. Lasher, report to accompany H. R. 6442 [for relief
of Ralph H. Lasher, whose name appears in Army records as Ralph C.
Lasher] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 116, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Leavemvorth, Fort. Authorize construction at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., report
to accompany H. R. 9567 ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 26, 1928. 1 p. (H.
rp. 452, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c.
Leininger, Frederick. Frederick Leininger, report to accompany H. R. 7228
[for relief of Frederick Leininger] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 5,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 145, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lentz, William. William Lentz, report to accompany H. R. 8798 [for relief of
William Lentz] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow, Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 225,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
LiMey, Bert H. Bert H. Libbey, alias Burt H. Libbey, report to accompany
H. R. 3166 [for relief of Bert H. Libbey, alias Burt H. Libbey] ; submitted by
Mr. Wurzbach. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 85, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Longsdorf, Milton C. Milton Longsdorf, report to accompany H. R. 8988 [for
relief of Milton Longsdorf] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 11,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 260, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lord, Hertert M. To place a retired officer of Army on retired list as major
general [said officer having been first chief of finance of Army], report to
accompany H. R. 7926 ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
251, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Lowe, Charles E. Charles E. Lowe, report to accompany H. R. 4660 [to correct
military record of Charles E. Lowe] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 100, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McCune, Mrs. Martha D. Martha D. McCune, report to accompany H. R. 8805
[for relief of Martha D. McCune] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 9, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 227, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McEenry, Benjamin 8. Benjamin S. McHenry, report to accompany H. R. 4702
[to remove charge of desertion from record of Benjamin S. McHenry] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 5, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 140, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
McNeil, George W. George W. McNeil, report to accompany H. R. 8804 [for
relief of George W. McNeil] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 226, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McNeill, Chauncey S. Reappointment of Maj. Chauncey S. McNeill subject to
certain conditions, report to accompany H. R. 9149 ; submitted by Mr. Speaks.
Jan. 18, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 306, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Macready, EdvMrd D. Sallie Mattie Macready, widow of Edward Daniel
Macready, report to accompany H. R. 7992 [for relief of Sallie Mattie
Macready, widow of Edward Daniel Macready] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher.
Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 150, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Magill, John. John Magill, report to accompany H. R. 6007 [for relief of John
Magill] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 110, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mahoney, Jeremiah F. Jeremiah F. Mahoney, report to accompany H. R. 8370
[for relief of Jeremiah F. Mahoney] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Jan.
9, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 238, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mangan, Daniel. Daniel Mangan, report to accompany H. R. 1931 [for relief
of Daniel Mangan, alias Daniel Manning] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan.
4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 79, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Martin, Louis. Louis Martin, report to accompany H. R. 8789 [for relief of
Louis Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 19, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 316, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5c.
Marvin, John D. John DeWitt Marvin, report to accompany H. R. 1534 [to
correct military record of John Dewitt Marvin] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn,
Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 152, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Medals. To prohibit unauthorized wearing of medals, etc., awarded by War
Department [or authorized by Congress for military forces of United States],
report to accompany H. R. 8309 ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. Jan. 25, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 443, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military Academy, West Point. Construction of new cadet barracks. Military
Academy, West Point, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 9202; submitted by
Mr. Morin. Jan. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 277, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Membership of board of visitors. Military Academy, report to accom-
pany H. R. 8105: submitted by Mr. Morin. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
125, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To fix pay and allowances of chaplain at Military Academy, report to
accompany H. R. 6652; submitted by Mr. Morin. Jan. 26, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 457, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military topography. Authorizing mapping agencies of Government to assist
in preparing military maps, report to accompany H. R. 7937 ; submitted by
Mr. Furlow. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 124, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Militia. Civilian caretakers for National Guard organizations, report to accom-
pany H. R. 242 [to amend sec. 90 of national defense act, as amended, so as to
authorize employment of additional civilian caretakers for National Guard
organizations, under certain circumstances, in lieu of enlisted caretakers here-
tofore authorized] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
118, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Moriscm, James H. S. J. H. S. Morison, report to accompany H. R. 4663
[authorizing the President to appoint J. H. S. Morison to position and rank
of major, Medical Corps, Army] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 102, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mullen, Anthony. Anthony Mullen, report to accompany H. R. 9014 [for relief
of Anthony Mullen] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan. 11, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
264, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mullins, William. William Mullins, report to accompany H. R. 4661 [to correct
military record of William Mullins] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. |
4 p. (H. rp. 101, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Murphy, Thomas. Thomas Murphy, report to accompany H. R. 8574 [for relief
of Thomas Murphy] ; submitted by Mr. Boy Ian. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
240, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Murphy, William H. William H. Murphy, report to accompany H. R. 8989
[correcting military record of William H. Murphy] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks.
Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 261, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National Home for Disabled, Volunteer Soldiers. Prescribing persons entitled
to benefits of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, etc., report to
accompany H. R. 232 [to amend act of June 7, 1924, prescribing persons en-
titled to benefits of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers and
method of their admission thereto, so as to make women and Army and Navy
nurses eligible for admission] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 249, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Neaf, Mrs. Mary. Mary Neaf, report to accompany H. R. 3194 [for relief of
Mary Neaf] ; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Jan. 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 372,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Neal, James. James Neal, report to accompany H. R. 7553 [for relief of James
Neal, alias James Spencer] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 5, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 148, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nicholas, Thomas F. Thomas F. Nicholas, report to accompany H. R. 8589 [for
relief of Thomas F. Nicholas] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p.
(H, rp. 241, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nugent, Fred R. Fred R. Nugent, report to accompany H. R. 4536 [for relief of
Fred R. Nugent] ; submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. Jan. 6, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 175, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nurse Corps, Army. To include Army nurses in law granting 6 months' pay to
beneficiaries, report to accompany H. R. 238 [to amend act to provide pay-
ment of 6 months' pay to widow, children, or other designated dependent
relative of any oflBcer or enlisted man of Regular Army whose death results
from wounds or disease not result of his own misconduct, so as to include
nurses of regular Army] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 441, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Owen, Owen J. Owen J. Owen, report to accompany H. R. 5232 [to correct
military record of Owen J. Owen] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928.
5 p. (H. rp. 106, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Parrett, David. David Parrett, report to accompany H. R. 6438 [for relief of
David Parrett] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 115,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Pajjer, 5c.
Pate, Charlie R. Charlie R. Pate, report to accompany H. R. 4652 [for relief of
Charlie R. Pate] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 97,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ralston, John. John Ralston, report to accompany H. R. 9000 [to correct mili-
tary record of John Ralston] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 262, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Reserve Officers' Traimng Corps, Army. To resume interrupted training course
for reserve ofllcers, report to accompany H. R. 244 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson
of Illinois. Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 258, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Bichter, Ella G. Ella G. Richter, report to accompany H. R. 2808 [for relief of
Ella G. Richter, daughter of Henry W. Richter] ; submitted by Mr. Hughes.
Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 84, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ritter, Andrew B. Andrew B. Ritter, report to accompany H. R. 3400 [to cor-
rect military record of Andrew B. Ritter ] ; submitted bv Mr. Johnson of
lUinois. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 88, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Robertson, Charles. Charles Robertson, report to accompany H. R. 4902 [to
correct militai'y record of Charles Robertson] ; submitted by Mr. Chapman.
Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 103, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ross, Thomas 21. Thomas M. Ross, report to accompany H. R. 6162 [for relief
of Thomas M. Ross] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
Ill, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Scott, Dennis W. Dennis W. Scott, report to accompany H. R. 1970 [for relief
of Dennis W. Scott] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
80, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Shook, James. James Shook, report to accompany H. R. 5231 [to correct
military record of James Shook] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 4, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 105, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shropshire, Thomas J. Thomas Jefferson Shropshire, report to accompany
H. R. 6185 [for relief of Thomas Jefferson Shropshire] ; submitted by Mr.
Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 113, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Shull, Henry. Henry ShuU, report to accompany H. R. 6282 [for relief of
Henry Shull] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 4, 1928. 5 p.
(H. rp. 114, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Siam. Admission of 2 Siamese subjects to West Point, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 40 [authorizing Secretary of War to receive for instruction at
Military Academy, West Point, 2 Siamese subjects to be designated hereafter
by Government of Siam] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 10, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 254, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Siynons. Henry. Henry Simons, report to accompany H. R. 7229 [for relief of
Henry Simons] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan. 5, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 146,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print reads incorrectly H. R.
533 instead of H. R. 7229.] * Paper, 5c.
Siple. John W. John W. Siple, report to accompany H. R. 5383 [to correct
military record of John W. Siple] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of IlUnois.
Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 133, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Smith, William. William Smith, report to accompany H. R. 4080 [for relief of
William Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Fisher. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 94,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sparks, Frederick. Frederick Sparks, report to accompany H. R. 8790 [for
relief of Frederick Sparks] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 19,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 317, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sperry, WUUaim J. Duplicate Medal of Honor for widow of Lieut. Col. Wil-
liam J. Sperry, report to accompany H. J. Res. 118 ; submitted by Mr. Froth-
ingham. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 444, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Spurrier, Thomas. Thomas Spurrier, report to accompany H. R. 5381 [to cor-
rect military record of Thomas Spurrier] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illi-
nois. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 107, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stephenson, Harry ^y. Harry Walter Stephenson, report to accompany H. R.
8806 [authorizing the President to reappoint Major Harry Walter Stephenson,
Army (retired), to position and rank of major. Coast Artillery Corps, Army] ;
submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 9, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 228, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Stevens, Charles R. Charles R. Stevens, report to accompany H. R. 854 [for
relief of Charles R. Stevens] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Jan.
4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 76, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stonestreet, Clarence O. Clarence G. Stonestreet, report to accompany H. R.
9002 [for relief of Clarence G. Stonestreet] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan.
11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 263, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Strevy, John. John Strevy, report to accompany H. R. 4168 [for relief of John
Strevy] ; submitted by Mr. Reeee. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 96, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Target practice. Annual rifle competitions, report to accompany H. R. 8550
[to amend national defense act so as to provide for holding of rifle comi)eti-
tions or national matches every year] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 10,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 250, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thompson, Willard. Willard Thompson, report to accompany H. R. 8788 [to
correct military record of Willard Thompson] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks.
Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 222, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Traveling expenses. Amend national defense act, report to accompany H. R.
234 [to amend sec. 47d of national defense act, as amended, so as to authorize
allowance of 1 cent a mile for subsistence of candidates in going to and.
returning from camp for military instruction and training] ; submitted by
Mr. Hofeman. Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 256, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Tucker, Alliert 0. Albert O. Tucker, report to accompany H. R. 8509 [for relief
of Albert O. Tucker, alias Charles M. Healey] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Jan.
9, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 239, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Turner, Augustus C. Augustus C. Turner, report to accompany H. R. 3144
[for relief of Augustus C. Turner] ; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Jan. 23,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 355, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
United Confederate Veterans. Loan of camp equipment [to be used at encamp-
ment of United Confederate Veterans to be held at Little Rock, Ark., in May,
1928], report to accompany H. R. 7013; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Jan. 25,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 442, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vancouver Barracks. Highway across Vancouver Barracks military reserva-
tion, report to accompany H. R. 172 [to grant and convey to Vancouver per-
I)etual easement for public highway purposes over and upon portion of
Vancouver Barracks militar.v reservation. Wash.] ; submitted by Mr. James,
Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 248, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vedder, George D. George Davis Vedder, report to accompany H. R. 8599 [for
relief of George D. Vedder] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 243, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wagoner, Willia7n H. William H. Wagoner, report to accompany H. R. 7779
[for relief of William H. Wagoner] ; submitted by Mr. Reeee. Jan. 5, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 149, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Walter Reed Army General Hospital. Appropriation for construction at Walter
Reed General Hospital, report to accompany H. R. 9676; submitted by Mr.
Wainwright. Jan. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 338, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c. j
Authorizing erection of nonsectarian chapel at Army medical center in ;
District of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 6991; submitted by Mr.
James. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 138, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected
print. 1st print has 1 page.] * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Prohibit certain assignments to duty in bureaus of War |
Department, report to accompany H. R. 7753 [to authorize disbursement of ]
and accounting for appropriation " Pay, and so forth, of Army," as one fund,
and to prohibit certain assignments to duty in bureaus of War Department] ;
submitted by Mr. McSwain, Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 123, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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To regulate sales by utilities in Army, report to accompany H. R. 7938 ;
submitted by Mr. Furlow. Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 247, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c,
Weiskopf, Edward F. Edward F. Weiskopf, report to accompany H. R. 8673
[for relief of Edward F. Weiskopf 1 ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 9, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 237, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Westcott, James E. James E. Westcott, report to accompany H. R. 3969 [for
relief of James E. Westcott] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 92, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5c.
Wheeler, William F. William F. Wheeler, report to accompany H. R. 1530 [to
amend military record of William F. Wheeler] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn.
Jan. 4, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 131, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Williams, Finas M. Finas M. Williams, report to accompany H. R. 5228 [for
relief of Finas M. Williams] ; submitted by Mr. Chapman. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 104, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
WilVmms, James P. James P. Williams, report to accompany H. R. 4920 [au-
thorizing Secretary of War to award Nicaraguan campaign badge to James
P. Williams, in recognition of his services to United States in Nicaraguan
campaign of 1912 and 1913] ; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. Jan. 16,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 289, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c,
Winslow, Oeorge A. George A. Winslow, report to accompany H. R. 3466 [for
relief of George A. Winslow] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 89, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Woodruff, William W. William W. WoodrufC, report to accompany H. R. 8778
[for relief of William W. WoodruflP] ; submitted by Mr. Morin. Jan. 9, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 221, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wright Field. Transfer of testing plant of Air Corps to Wright Field, report
to accompany H. R. 7008 [to authorize appropriations for completion of
transfer of experimental and testing plant of Air Corps to permanent site at
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 4. 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 120, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Zink, Robert. Robert Zink, report to accompany H. R. 2296 [to amend mili-
tary record of Robert Zink] ; submitted by Mr, Johnson of Illinois. Jan. 4,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 81, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Anderson, Charles J. Charles James Anderson, report to accompany H. R. 4766
[for relief of Charles James Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Butler. Jan. 18,
1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 308, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Baldwin, Frederick D. W. Frederick D. W. Baldwin, report to accompany
H. R. 4931 [for relief of Frederick D. W. Baldwin] ; submitted by Mr. Bur-
diek. Jan. 20, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 324, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5e.
Boisseau, Jesse W. Jesse W. Boisseau, report to accompany H. R. 5930 [for
relief of Jesse W. Boisseau] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 26, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 450, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 6, 1928; no. 2.
1928. 48 p. 4° t Y 4.N 22/1 : 70/2
Carroll, Joseph S. Joseph S. Carroll, report to accompany H. R. 2477 [for
relief of Joseph S. Carroll] ; submitted by Mr. Gambrill. Jan. 20, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 340, 70th Cong. 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c.
Decorations of honor. Authorizing certain officers of Navy and Marine Corps
to accept such decorations, orders, and medals as have been tendered them
by foreign Governments in appreciation of services rendered, report to ac-
company H. R. 5898; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 20, 1928. 3 p. (H.
rp. 325, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c.
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Froemke, Fayette L. Fayette L. Froemke, report to accompany H. R. 548
[for relief of Fayette L. Froemke] ; submitted by Mr. Woodruff. Jan. 20,
1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 321, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oolden, James. James Golden, report to accompany H. R. 7107 [for relief of
James Golden] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
307, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oral), Frank A. Frank A. Grab, report to accompany H. R. 1951 [granting 6
months' pay to Frank A. Grab, father of Alfred Newton Grab] ; submitted
by Mr. Andrew. Jan. 26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 447, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Gray, William C. William C. Gray, reiwrt to accompany H. R. 5872 [for relief
of William C. Gray] ; submitted by Mr. Darrow. Jan. 26, 1928. 5 p. (H.
rp. 448, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
Hecykell, Arthur L. Arthur L. Hecykell, report to accompany H. R. 3721 [for
relief of Arthur L. Hecykell] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 17, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 294, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Holland, John P. John P. Holland, report to accompany H. R. 4066 [to place
John P. Holland on retired list of Navy] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. Jan.
20, 1928. 17 p. (H. rp. 323, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Irwin, Mrs. Vincentia V. Vincentia V. Irwin, report to accompany H. R. 2494
[granting 6 months' pay to Vincentia V. Irwin, widow of Glendon W. Irwin] ;
submitted by Mr. Gambrill. Jan. 18, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 303, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Knox, Mrs. Lucy B. Lucy B. Knox, report to accompany H. R. 1406 [granting
6 months' pay to Lucy B. Knox, widow of Forney M. Knox] ; submitted by
Mr. Vinson of Georgia. Jan. 18, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 302, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lindsay, Russell E. Russell H. Lindsay, report to accompany H. R. 4302 [for
relief of Russell H. Lindsay] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 17, 1928.
9 p. (H. rp. 295, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MoShane, Mrs. Maria J. Maria J. McShane, report to accompany H. R. 1405
[granting 6 months' pay to Maria J. McShane, mother of Julian J. McShane] ;
submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia. Jan. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 322, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mathews, Alfred W. Alfred W. Mathews, report to accompany H. R. 6440 [for
relief of Alfred W. Mathews] ; submitted by Mr. Wolverton. Jan. 24, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 378, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Leary, Charles R. Charles R. O'Leary, report to accompany H. R. 4767 [for
relief of Charles Robert O'Leary] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Jan. 17,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 296, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Orr, Kenneth M. Kenneth M. Orr, report to accompany H. R. 4014 [for relief
of Kenneth M. Orr] ; submitted by Mr. Evans of California. Jan. 18, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 304, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sanghove, Clifford J. Clifford J. Sanghove, report to accompany H. R. 3442
[for relief of Clifford J. Sanghove] ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia.
Jan. 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 305, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stinchcomb, Frank. Frank Stinchcomb, report to accompany H. R. 6194 [for
relief of Frank Stinchcomb] ; submitted by Mr. Drewry. Jan. 17, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 297, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PATENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Copyright. ' Amend and consolidate acts respecting copyright, report to ac-
company H. R. 6104 [to amend sec. 57 and 61 of act to amend and consoli-
date acts respecting copyright, approved Mar. 4, 1909] ; submitted by Mr.
Vestal. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 353, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Carey, Harriet K. Harriet K. Carey, report to accompany H. R. 4117 [for
relief of Harriet K. Carey] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. Jan. 24, 1928. 2 p
(H. rp. 376, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hazard, W. Laureyice. W. Laurence Hazard, report to accompany H. R. 4116
[for relief of W. Laurence Hazard] : submitted by Mr. Knutson. Jan. 24,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 375, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Scott, Winfield. Winfield Scott, report to accompany H. R. 4115 [for relief of
Winfield Scott] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. Jan. 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
374, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Postal claims. Claims of postmasters for credit or reimbursement on account
of unavoidable losses, report to accompany H. R. 325 [repealing existing
law requiring Postmaster General to report action taken on claims of post-
masters] ; submitted by Mr. Sproul of Illinois. Jan. 24, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
. 382, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c .
Postmasters. Bonds of postmasters and employees, report to accompany H. R.
7030 [to amend sec. 5 of act of Mar. 2, 1895] ; submitted by Mr. Sproul of
Illinois. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p. (H. ip. 383, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PEINTING COMillTTEE, HOUSE
Government Printhig Office. Fixing salaries of Public Printer and deputy
Public Printer, report to accompany H. R. 6669 : submitted by Mr. Kiess. Jan.
7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 218, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GIIOUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Agriculture Department. To authorize Secretary of Agriculture to pay for
use and occupancy by Department of Agriculture of Bieber building, 1358 B
street sw., Washington, D. C, report to accompany S. 1968 ; submitted by Mr.
EUiott. Jan. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 327, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Capitol. Regulating use of Capitol building and grounds, report to accompany
H. R. 391; submitted by Mr. Elliott. Jan. 26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 453, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cicero, ni. To grant to Cicero, 111., easement over certain Government prop-
erty, report to accompany H. R. 7472; submitted by Mr. Elliott. Jan. 20,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 329, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Phoenix, Ariz. Granting part of Federal building site at Phoenix, Ariz., to
Phoenix for street purposes, report to accompany H. R. 6466; submitted by
Mr. Elliott. Jan. 19, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 313, 70th Cong., 1st sess.) *Paper,
5c.
• Public buildings and grounds, heai'ings. 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 6466, to grant part of Federal building site at Phoenix, Ariz., to Phoenix
for street purposes, H. R. 7472, to grant to Cicero, 111., easement over certain
Government property, S. 1968, to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to imy
for use and occupancy by Department of Agriculture of Bieber building, 1358
B street southwest, Washington, D. C, Jan. 18 and 20, 1928. 1928. ii+26 p.
( No. 1. ) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 96/6 : B 86/123
Spiegel Grove State Park. Presenting iron gates in West Executive avenue to
Historical Society of Ohio, report to accompany H. R. 359 [authorizing
presentation of iron gates in West Executive avenue between grounds of State,
War, and Navy Building and White House to Ohio State Areheological and
Historical Society for memorial gateways into Spiegel Grove State Park] ;
submitted by Mr. Elliott. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 388, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Spiegel Grove State Park — Continued.
Public buildings and grounds, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 359, authorizing presentation of iron gates in West Executive avenue
between grounds of State, War, and Navy Building and White House to
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society for memorial gateways into Spiegel
Givjve State Park, H. R. 391, to regulate use of Capitol building and grounds,
Jan. 25, 1928. 1928. ii+10 p. (No. 2.) * Paper, 5c. Y4.P96/6:Sp4
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PtTBUC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Alaska. Abandoned military reservations, Alaska, report to accompany H. R.
9031 [to provide further for disposal of abandoned military reservations in
Alaska, including Signal Corps stations and rights of way] ; submitted by
Mr. Sinnott. Jan. 20, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 331, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Cassidaij, Katie. Katie Cassiday, report to accompany H. R. 4126 [to issue
patent to Katie Cassiday for tract of land] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan.
20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 337, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gunnison-M ay field Land d Grazing Co., report to accompany S. 1856 [for relief
of Gunnison-Mayfield Land and Grazing Company] ; submitted by Mr. Colton.
Jan. 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 387, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Hartman, Frank. Frank Hartman, report to accompany H. R. 6569 [for relief
of Frank Hartman] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. Jan. 20, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 336, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hollingsicorth, Fannie M. Fannie M. Hollingsworth, report to accompany S.
1795 [for relief of Fannie M. Hollingsworth] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt.
Jan. 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 445, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Imperial County, Calif. Granting right of way to Imperial County, Calif., over
public lands for highway purposes, report to accompany H. R. 5686 ; sut>-
mitted by Mr. Swing. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 352, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5e.
Mesa Verde National Pa/rk, Colo., report to accompany H. R. 8744 [to accept
cession by Colorado of exclusive jurisdiction over lands embraced within
Mesa Verde National Park] ; submitted bv Mr. White of Colorado. Jan. 20,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 330, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Montana. Agreement between Montana and private owners of land for grazing,
etc.. report to accompany H. R. 445 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to
enter into cooperative agreement or agreements with Montana and private
owners of lands within Montana for grazing and range development] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 19, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 320, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Naval petroleum reserves. Oil and gas leases in naval petroleum reserves,
report to accompany S. 1959 [to transfer to Secretary of Navy jurisdiction
over oil and gas leases issued by Secretary of Interior on lands in naval
petroleum reserves] ; submitted by Mr. Sinnott. Jan. 20, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp,
334, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
New Mexico. Amendment to constitution of New Mexico, report to accompany
S. J. Res. 38 [giving and granting consent to amendment to constitution of
New Mexico, providing method for executing leases and other contracts for
development and production of any and all minerals on lands granted or
confirmed to said State by act of Congress approved June 20, 1910, and to
enactment of such laws and regulations as may be necessary to carry said
amendment into effect if it is adopted] ; submitted by Mr, Morrow. Jan. 20,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 332, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Petroleum. Oil and gas permits, report to accompany H. R. 5783 [to grantl
extensions of time of oil and gas pennits] ; submitted by Mr. Douglas ofl
Arizona. Jan. 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 389, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.'
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PuWc lands. Isolated tracts of public lands, report to accompany H. R. 6684
[to amend sec. 2455, Revised statutes, as amended, relating to isolated tracts
of public land] ; submitted by Mr. Winter. Jan. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 328,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Send, Charles H. Charles H. Send, report to accompany S. 440 [for relief of
Charles H. Send] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Jan. 20, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 335,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Sperstad, Englehard, Euglehard Sperstad, report to accompany H. R. 332
[validating homestead entry of Englehard Sperstad for public land in Alas-
ka] ; submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp,
385, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Trandum, Holf/er M. Holger M. Trandum, report to accompany H. R. 4125 [for
relief of Hoiger M. Trandum] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 24, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 377, 7Dth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Turner, Clifford J. Clifford J. Turner, report to accompany H. R. 1997 [for
relief of Clifford J. Turner] ; submitted by Mr. Berger. Jan. 24, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 384, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
RULES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Subtnarine boats. Commission to investigate sinking of submarine S-4, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 131 [providing for commission to investigate and
report upon facts connected with sinking of submarine S-4, and upon methods
and appliances for protection of submarines] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. Jan.
6, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 155, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TEEBITOKIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Alaska. Payment of amounts appropriated by Legislature of Alaska for addi-
tional duties of Territorial officers, report to accompany H. R. 8284: submit-
ted by Mr. Curry. Jan. 25, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 390, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Alaska Railroad. Alaska, relief of special disbursing agents of Alaska Railroad
[R. D. Chase and Leslie Cramer], hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. J. Res. 135. 1928. ii+24 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/54
For relief of special disbursing agents of Alaska Railroad [R. D. Chase
and Lesiie Cramer], report to accompany H. J. Res. 135; submitted by Mr.
Sutherland. Jan. 10, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 252, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Anchorage, Alaska. Authorizing Anchorage, Alaska, to issue bonds for school
purposes, report to accompany H. R. 340 [to authorize Anchorage, Alaska, to
issue bonds for construction and equipment of additional school building] ;
submitted by Mr. Sutherland. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 128, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii. Electric light and power plant, Hanapepe, Hawaii, report to accom-
pany H. R. 83 [to approve act numbered 24 of session laws of 1927 of Hawaii,
entitled act to authorize manufacture, maintenance, distribution, and sup-
ply of electric current for light and power within Hanapepe, in district of
Waimea, island and county of Kauai, by Jose Gomes] ; submitted by Mr.
Houston of Hawaii. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 126, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Electric light and power, Waimea and Kekaha, Hawaii, report to ac-
company H. R. 84 [to approve act 25 of session laws of 1927 of Hawaii,
entitled act to authorize manufacture, maintenance, distribution, and supply
of electric current for light and power within Waimea and Kekaha, in dis-
trict of Waimea, on island and in county of Kauai, Hawaii, by Waimea
Garage and Electric Company, Limited] ; submitted by Mr. Houston of
Hawaii. Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 127, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii, electric light and power, Hanapepe, district of Waimea, island
and county of Kauai, and Waimea and Kekaha, district of Waimea, island
and county of Kauai, hearings. 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 83 and
H. R. 84. 1928. [2] +2 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/31
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Hawaii — Continued.
Hawaii, qualifying women for jury service, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 5575. 1928. ii+2 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/33
Hawaiian Homes Commission, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
6989, to amend Hawaiian Homes Commission act, as amended. 1928. ii+25
p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : H 31/32
Rehabilitation of native Hawaiians, report to accompany H. R. 6989 [to
amend Hawaiian Homes Commission act, as amended] ; submitted by Mr.
Houston of Hawaii. Jan. 4, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 137, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26045
To amend Hawaiian organic act, as amended [so that hereafter no person
shall be disqualified for service as juror or grand juror by reason of sex],
report to accompany H. R. 5575 ; submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. Jan.
4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 129, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mount McKinley National Park. Mount M'Kinley National Park, Alaska, hear-
ing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8126, to repeal last proviso of sec. 7
of act to establish Mount McKinley National Park in Alaska. 1928. [2] +5
p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/53
To repeal last proviso of sec. 7 of act to establish Mount McKinley Na-
tional Park in Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 8126 ; submitted by Mr.
Sutherland. Jan. 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 136, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper 5c.
Seward, Alaska. Authorization of bond issues, Seward and Anchorage, Alaska,
hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7367, to authorize Seward, Alaska,
to. issue bonds for purpose of constructing and equipping public-school build-
ing, and H. R. 340, to authorize Anchorage, Alaska, to issue bonds for con-
struction and equipment of additional school building. 1928. [2] +3 p.
♦Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/1 : Al 1/51
Authorizing Seward, Alaska, to issue school bonds, report to accompany
H. R. 7367 [to authorize Seward, Alaska, to issue bonds for purpose of con-
structing and equipping public-school building] ; submitted by Mr. Sutherland.
Jan. 4, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 130, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Seward Peninsula. Road, trail, and tramway construction, Seward Peninsula,
Alaska, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 48, authorizing
improvement of system of overland communications on Seward Peninsula,
Alaska. 1928. ii+22p. [H. J. Res. 48 provides for the adoption of the
Nome-Shelton-Kugruk River-Keewalik project.] * Paper, 5c.
Y4.T 27/1: All/52
Zyvolski, Albert J. Albert J. Zyvolski, report to accompany H. R. 2145 [for
relief of Albert J. Zyvolski] ; submitted by Mr. Sutherland. Jan. 12, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 266, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Relief of Albert J. Zyvolski, Alaska, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 2145. 1928. [2] -f 10 p. * Paper, 5c. T 4.T 27/1 : Z 9
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Customs Service. Customs administration and personnel (diamond smuggling),
hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. pt. 2,
iii +251-291 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.W 36 : C 96/18/pt. 2
WORLD WAE VETERANS' LEGISIATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
World War emergency oncers' retired list. Retirement of oflScers and former
officers of World War, report to accompany H. R. 500 [making eligible for
retirement under certain conditions officers and former officers of World t
War, other than officers of Regular Army, who incurred physical disability.'
in line of duty while in service of United States during World War] ; sub- f
mitted by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Jan. 20, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 326, 70th >
Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views signed by Mr. Rankin and Mr.
Vincent.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28—26072
Hovr to order pn1>11cattons— See Information foIloTvingr Contents
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION JOINT COMMITTEE
Internal revenue. Report of Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation,
Dec. 22, 1927, pursuant to revenue act of 1926; [submitted by W. R. Green].
1928. iii+20 p. (H. doc. 139, TOtli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 2&-26046
NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION
Report of National Forest Reservation Commission, year ended June 30, 1927.
1927. iv+33 p. (S. doc. 12, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 11-35944
SENATE
Calendar of business, Senate. 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 5-31, 1928 ; no.
5-23. 1928. various paging, large 8° [Daily when Senate is in session.
The legislative day of Jan. 27 extended through the calendar day Jan.
31.] t Y 1.3: 70/5-23
Capitol. Art and artists of Capitol of United States of America ; by Charles
E. Fairmaii. 1927. xiii+52G p. + [l] leaf, il. 1 pi. large 8° ( S. doc. 95,
69th Cong. 1st sess.) * Cloth, $3.25.
L. C. card 28-26032
District of Columbia. Annual reports of public utility companies of District
of Columbia, year ended Dec. 31, 1926. 1928. iii+113 p. (S. doc. 28, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 14-30633
Library. Index of Congressional committee hearings (not confidential in
character) prior to Mar. 4, 1927, in Senate library; [compiled by] Edward
C.Goodwin. 1927. [l]+447 p. $
L. C. card 27-17450 Y 1.3 : H 35/3
Muscle Shoals. Legal rights of United States and Alabama in Muscle Shoals
project, memorandum opinion for Attorney General relative to legal rights
of United States in Muscle Shoals project with specific reference to Wilson
Dam and power plant at Shefiield, Ala., and claims of Alabama in relation
thereto, [by B. M. Parmenter] ; presented by Mr. McNary. 1928. iii+44 p.
(S. doc. 31, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26047
New Mexico State memorial stone, proceedings held in Washington Monument,
Washington, D. C, at dedication of memorial stone placed in monument by
New Mexico, Dec. 2, 1927 ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. 1928. [1] +23 p. 1 pi.
(S. doc. 18, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26048
Property report of sergeant at arms of Senate, letter transmitting full and
complete account of all property in his possession and in Senate Oflace Building
belonging to Senate, Dec. 1, 1927. 1928. ii+66 p. (S. doc. 7, 70th Coug.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
War. Executive assumption of war-making power, article from National Uni-
versity law review. May, 1927, entitled Executive assumption of war-making
power, by Albert H. Putney, professor of constitutional law. National Uni-
versity Law School ; presented by Mr. Blaine. 1928. [l]+22p. (S. doc. 39,
70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26049
AGBICTTLTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Agricultural agents. Rehabilitating farm land in flood areas [with special
reference to aid in employment of county extension agents], report to accom-
pany S. 672; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 32, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Agriculture. Agricultural extension, report to accompany S. 1285 [to provide
for further development of agricultural extension work between agricultural
colleges in the several States receiving benefits of act donating public lands
to the several States and Territories which may provide colleges for benefit
of agriculture and mechanic arts, and all acts supplementary thereto, and
Department of Agriculture] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 11, calendar
day Jan. 13, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 75, 70th Cong. Ist soss.) * Paper, 5c.
Cooperative agricultural extension work, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 1285, to provide for further development of agricultural exten-
sion work between agricultural colleges in the several States receiving
benefits of act donating public lands to the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for benefit of agriculture and mechanic arts, and
all acts supplementary thereto, and Department of Agriculture, Jan. 11, 1928.
1928. iii+36 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4 Ag 8/2 : C 78/2
Birds. Protection and propagation of migratory birds, enforcement of mi-
gratory bird treaty with Great Britain, report to accompany S. 1271 [to more
effectively meet obligations of United States under migratory bird treaty
with Great Britain by lessening dangers threatening migratory game birds
from drainage and other causes, by acquisition of areas of land and of
water to furnish in perpetuity reservations for adequate protection of such
birds, and by providing funds for establishment of such areas, their main-
tenance and improvement, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr, Nor-
beck. Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 20, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 105, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
BroohsvUle Plant Introduction Garden. Disposal of Brooksville Plant Intro-
duction Garden, report to accompany S. J. Res. 20 ; submitted by Mr.
McNary. Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 40, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 4, 1928 ; no. 3.
1928. 21 p. 4° $ Y 4.Ag 8/2 : 70/3
Cattle. Correction of sec. 6 of act of Aug. 30, 1890, report to accompany S. J.
Res. 21 [to correct sec. 6 of act of Aug. 30, 1890, as amended by sec. 2 of
act of June 28, 1926, relating to prohibition of importation of diseased
cattle] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 41, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Forests and forestry. Protection of watersheds of navigable streams, hearing,
70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1181, authorizing appropriation to be ex-
pended under provisions of sec. 7 of act to enable any State to cooperate with
any other State or States or with United States for protection of watersheds
of navigable streams, and to appoint commission for acquisition of lands for
purpose of conserving navigability of navigable rivers, as amended, Jan. 5,
1928. 1928. iii-f 23 p. il. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : W 31/2
Protection of watersheds of navigable streams, report to accompany S.
1181 [authorizing appropriation to be expended under provisions of sec. 7 of
act to enable any State to cooperate with any other State or States or with
United States for protection of watersheds of navigable streams, and to ap-
point commission for acquisition of lands for purpose of conserving navi-
gability of navigable rivers, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 28. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mount Weather, Weather Bureau station, report to accompany S. 1531 [to sell
Weather Bureau station known as Mount Weather, in counties of Loudoun
and Clarke, Va.] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 44,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Poultry diseases, report to accompany S. J. Res. 42 [to amend act of May 29,
1884, as amended, act of Feb. 2, 1903, and act of Mar. 3, 1905, as amended, to
include poultry within their provisions] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 42, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c.
Rice. Interpreting meaning of tariff act of 1922 with respect to imported broken
rice, report to accompany S. Con. Res. 4 ; submitted by Mr. Ransdell. Jan. 9,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 45, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
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Roads. Naming certain highways through State and Federal cooperation, re-
iwrt to accompany S. 1182; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p,
(S. rp. 43, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
APPBOPBIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Appropriations. Independent oflSces appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9481. 1928.
11+57 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. Ap 6/2 : In 2/929
Independent offices appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to ac-
company H. R. 9481 ; submitted by Mr. Warren. Jan. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
138. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
State Department. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress,
1st session on H. R. 8269. 1928. ii-f 139 p. * Paper, 15c.
Y 4. Ap 6/2 : St 2/929
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill,
[fiscal year] 1929, report to accompany H. R. 8269; submitted by Mr. Jones
[of Washington]. Jan. 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 102, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Agee, Mrs. Brewster. Brewster Agee, report to accompany S. 1442 [for relief
of Brewster Agee] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 9, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
31, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ashley, Graver. Grover Ashley, report to accompany S. 1121 [for relief of
Grover Ashley] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 11, 1928. 11 p. (S. rp.
56, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Booker, George B., Company. George B. Booker Co., report to accompany S. 342
[for relief of George B. Booker Company] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan.
9,1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 17, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Braznell, Benjamin. Estate of Benjamin Braznell, report to accompany S. 2765
[for relief of estate of Benjamin Braznell] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan.
25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 118, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cannvff, Mrs. Kate. Kate Canniff, report to accompany S. 1543 [for relief of
Kate Canniff] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 25, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Charles Run yon, steam tug. Owner of American steam tug Charles Runyon,
report to accompany S. 2471 [for relief of Crew Transportation Corporation,
owner of American steam tug Charles Runyon] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard.
Jan. 14, calendar day Jan. 16, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 85, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Chouinard, Horace A. Horace A. Choumard, report to accompany S. 511 [to
reimburse Horace A. Choumard (Chouinard) for loss of certain personal prop-
erty] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 53, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chrisp, 0. H. O. H. Chrisp, report to accompany S. 1113 [for relief of O. H.
Chrisp] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 34, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coast Transit Division barge no. ^. Owner of Coast Transit Division barge
no. 4, report to accompany S. 2586 [for relief of Barrett Company, owner of
Coast Transit Division barge numbered 4] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan.
23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 110, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Consolidation Coastwise Company. Owner of barge Consolidation Coastwise
no. 10, report to accompany S. 2517 [for relief of Consolidation Coastwise Co.,
owner of barge Consolidation Coastwise numbered 10] ; submitted by Mr.
Bayard. Jan. 14, calendar day Jan. 16, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 87, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Cruoeta, Adriano. Adriano Cruceta, report to accompany S. 2420 [for relief
of Adriauo Cruceta, citizen of Dominican Republic] ; submitted by Mr. Black.
Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. Ill, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dalton, W. P. W. P. Dalton, report to accompany S. 2005 [for relief of W. P.
Dalton] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 11, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Damron, Mrs. Isaielle R. Isabelle R. Damron, report to accompany S. 1361
[for relief of Isabelle R. Damron] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 9, 1928.
9 p. (S. rp. 12, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Danenhoicer, William W. William W. Danenhower, report to accompany
S. 1288 [to carry into effect findings of Court of Claims in case of William W.
Danenhower] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 9, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 20,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Davidson, 8., & Sons. S. Davidson & Sons, report to accompany S. 1122 [for
relief of S. Davidson and Sons] ; submitted bv Mr. Bayard. Jan. 23, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 108, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Doxey, Mrs. Josephine. Josephine Doxey, report to accompany S. 2524 [for
relief of Josephine Doxey] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 14, calendar
day Jan. 16, 1928. 13 p. (S. rp. 91, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Du Pont, Amelia E. Refund of estate tax erroneously collected [from Eugene
du Pont, executor of estate of Amelia E. du Pont], report to accompany
S. 341 ; submitted by Mr. Deneen. Jan. 9, 1928. 7 p. ( S. rp. 35, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Eddtj, Charles O. Elizabeth B. Eddy, report to accompany S. 457 [to carry
into effect finding of Court of Claims in claim of Elizabeth B. Eddy, widow
of Charles G. Eddy]; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 11, 1928. 4 p. (S.
i*p. 60, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Fitzgerald, James B. James B. Fitzgerald, report to accompany S. 1114 [for
relief of James B. Fitzgerald] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 11, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 70, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Florence Luckenbach, transport. Owners of cargo laden aboard U. S. trans-
port Florence Luckenbach, report to accompany S. 2585 [for relief of owners
of cargo laden aboard United States transport Florence Luckenbach] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 109, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fox, John A. John A. Fox, report to accompany S. 1325 [for relief of John
A. Fox] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Jan. 14, 1928. 5 p. ( S. rp. 82, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Goike, Mrs. Minta. Minta Goike, report to accompany S. 516 [for relief of
Minta Goike] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
64, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai>er, 5c.
Grace, W. R., & Co. Owners of cargo aboard steamship Boxley, report to ac-
company S. 2780 [for relief of W. R. Grace and Company, owners of cargo
aboard steamship Boxley] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 119, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Hensley, William. William Hensley, report to accompany S. 1623 [for relief
of William Hensley] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 9, 1928. 11 p. (S. rp.
26, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hopkins, Leivis C, & Co. Lewis C. Hopkins & Co., report to accompany S.
2316 [for relief of Lewis C. Hopkins and Company] ; submitted by Mr. Nye.
Jan. 14, calendar day Jan. 16, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 88, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Inheritance and transfer tax. To extend time for refunding of taxes errone-
ously collected from certain estates, report to accompany S. 2185 ; submitted
by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 19, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Kinff, Richard H. R. H. King, report to accompany S. 1766 [for relief of R. H.
King] ; submitted by Mr. Stepliens. Jan. 9, 1928. 11 p. (S. rp. 15, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Klauber, Mrs. Sadie. Sadie Klauber, report to accompany S. 434 [for relief
of Sadie Klauber] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Jan. 9, 1928. 10 p. (S. rp.
37, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Knauf, Fred A. Fred A. Knauf, report to accompany S. 1758 [for relief of
Fred A. Knauf] ; submittetl by Mr. Capper. Jan. 14, 1928. 10 p. (S. rp.
80, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Langin Field. Relief for victims of airplane accident at Langin Field, report
to accompany S. 1164; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 11, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp.
71. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lincoln County, Oreg., report to accompany S. 1218 [for relief of Lincoln
County, Oreg.] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Jan. 14, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 79,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Mathews, Kate. Kate Mathews, report to accompany S. 3 [for relief of Kate
Mathews] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 14,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Maykovica, Mrs. Maria. Maria Maykovica, report to accompany S. 2591 [for
relief of Maria Maykovica] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 23, 1928. 7 p.
( S. rp. 107, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Miller, Morgan. Morgan Miller, report to accompany S. 2737 [for relief of
Morgan Miller] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 25, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
120, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moore, Bert. Bert Moore, report to accompany S. 2457 [for relief of Bert
Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Jan. 14, calendar day Jan. 16, 1928.
4 p. (S. rp. 84, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mortesen, William. William Mortesen, report to accompany S. 1219 [for relief
of William Mortesen] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
55. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Near East Relief {Inc.), report to accompany S. 1287 [for relief of Near East
Relief (Incorixjrated)] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 23, 1928. 18 p.
(S. rp. 106. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
New York City. Claim of city of New York, report to accompany S. 459 [for
relief of city of New York] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Jan. 23, 1928. 15 p.
(S. rp. 112, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Neiiton, Mass. First National Bank of Newton, Mass., report to accompany
S. 2447 [for relief of stockholders of First National Bank of Newton, Mass.] ;
submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 14, 1928. 19 p. (S. rp. 81, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Nichols, Clara E. Clara E. Nichols, report to accompany S. 120 [to extend
benefits of employees' compensation act to Clara E. Nichols] ; submitted by
Mr. Bayard. Jan. 9. 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 21, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Niehaus, Charles E. Charles H. Niehaus, report to accompany S. 380 [for
relief of Charles H. Niehaus] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 9, 1928. 12 p.
(S. rp. 9, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Army. Relief of certain officers and former officers of Army, and for
other purposes, report to accompany S. 2032; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan.
9, 1928. 94 p. (S. rp. 27, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Plummer, Mrs. Rosa E. Rosa E. Plummer, report to accompany S. 904 [for
relief of Rosa E. Plummer] ; .submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 23, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Porter Brothers d Biffle. Authorizing Porter Bros, and Biffle et al. to institute
suit, report to accompany S. 1476 [for relief of Porter Brothers and Biffle, and
certain other citizens] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Jan. 14, calendar day
Jan. 16, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 83, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, 5c.
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Presleigh, W. H. W. H. Presleigh, report to accompany S. 593 [for relief of
W. H. Presleigh]; submitted by Mr. Nye. Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 54,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Riggles, Ricliard. Richard Riggles, report to accompany S. 2363 [for relief
of Richard Riggles] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp,
63, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rohertson, George A. George A. Robertson, report to accompany S. 1541 [for
relief of George A. Robertson] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 17, calendar
day Jan. 18, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 97, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rogers, George W. G. W. Rogers, report to accompany S. 2365 [for relief
of G. W. Rogers] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Jan. 11, 1928. 9 p. (S. rp.
72, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Russell d Tucker and certain other citizens of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas,
report to accompany S. 620 [for relief of Russell and Tucker and certain
other citizens of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield.
Jan. 9, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 38, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Scott, Harry. Josephene M. Scott, report to accompany S. 1542 [for relief of
Josephene M. Scott, widow of Harry Scott] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan.
11, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 65, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shearer, David M. David McD. Shearer, report to accompany S. 2720 [for
relief of David McD. Shearer] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 25. 1928.
7 p. ( S. rp. 117, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Simpson, Harry. Harry Simpson, report to accompany S. 1362 [to extend
benefits of employees' compensation act to Harry Simpson] ; submitted by
Mr. Trammell. Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 58, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Smith, Mrs. Ella H. Ella H. Smith, report to accompany S. 1120 [for relief of
Ella H. Smith]; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 11, 1928. 13 p. (S. rp.
62, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) *Paper, 5c.
Spates, Benjamin F. Benjamin F, Spates, report to accompany S. 1336 [for
relief of Benjamin F, Spates] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan, 9, 1928.
3 p, (S. rp. 30, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Spearin, George B. Estate of George B. Spearin, report to accompany S. 1678
[for relief of estate of George B, Spearin] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 13, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company. Owner of dry dock no. 6, report to
accompany S. 1981 [for relief of Staten Island Shipbuilding Company, owner
of dry dock numbered 6] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p,
( S. rp. 22, 70th Cong, 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Stewart, John. Estate of John Stewart, report to accompany S. 1622 [for re-
lief of estate of John Stewart] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 9, 1928.
8 p. ( S. rp. 18, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Tampico Marine Iron Works, report to accompany S. 472 [for relief of Tampico
Marine Iron Works] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 9, 1928. 5 p. (S.
rp. 29, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Taylor, George E. Heirs of George E. Taylor, report to accompany S. 1358
[for relief of heirs of George E. Taylor] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan. 9,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 33, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thurin, Rose. Rose Thurin, adverse report to accompany S. 623 [for relief of
Rose Thurin] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 23, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 113.
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Topping, Prank- Frank Topping and others, report to accompany S, 19 [for
relief of Frank Topping and others] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Jan. 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 16, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Van Dorn Iron Works Co., report to accompany S. 624 [for relief of Van Dora
Iron Works Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
10, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Van Home, James E. James E. Van Home, report to accompany S. 601 [for
relief of James E. Van Home] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 11, 1928. 7
p. (S. rp. 7S, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
W. S. Holbrook, steam tug. Owners or receiver of American steam tug W. S.
Holbrook, report to accompany S. 2516 [for relief of owners and/or receiver
of American steam tug W. S. Holbrook] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Jan. 14,
calendar day Jan. 16, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 86, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
White, John F. John F. and Mary L. White, report to accompany S. 1133 [for
relief of John F. White and Mary L. White] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell.
Jan. 11, 1928. 24 p. (S. rp. 57, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wood, Albert. Albert Wood, report to accompany S. 1217 [for relief of Albert
Wood]; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 11, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 59, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Zingarell, M. M, Zingarell and wife, report to accompany S. 496 [for relief of
M. Zingarell and wife, Mary Alice Zingarell] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens.
Jan. 11, 1928. 12 p. (S. rp. 61, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
COMMEBCE COMMITTEE, SENATE
Duluth Ship Canal. Bridge across Duluth Ship Canal, report to accompany
S. 1761 [granting consent of Congress to Duluth, Minn., to construct bridge
across Duluth Ship Canal] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 126, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Hillsboro Bay. Bridge across Hillsboro Bay, Tampa, Fla., report to accompany
S. 1917 [to legalize bridge acl-oss Hillsboro Bay at 22d street, Tampa, Fla.,
being constructed by Hillsborough County, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 137, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Merchant marine. Further development of American merchant marine, report
to accompany S. 744 [to further develop American merchant marine, to as-
sure its permanence in transportation of foreign trade of United States, and
for other purposes] : submitted by Mr. Jones [of Washington]. Jan. 9, 1928.
13 p. (S. rp. 39, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Missi-'isippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Clearwater, Minn., report
to accompany H. R. 193 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Mississippi River at or near Clearwater by
Minnesota and counties of Sherburne and Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 129, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at Hermann, Mo., report to
accompany S. 820 [granting consent of Congress to R. A. Breuer, H. L.
Stolte, John M. Schermann, O. F. Nieuhueser, Charles A. Egley, and George
C. Eberlin to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Hermann,
Mo.]; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 123, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Washington, Mo., report to accompany
S. 821 [granting consent of Congress to O. F. Schulte, E. H. Otto, O. W.
Arcularius, J. L. Calvin, and J. H. Dickbrader to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Washington, Mo.] ; submitted bv Mr. Dale. Jan.
25,1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 124, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Wolf Point, Mont., report to accompany
H. R. 444 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of
bridge across Missouri River at or near Wolf Point, Mont., by Montana, or
Roosevelt County, or McCone County, Mont., or either or several of them] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 131, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
•Paper, 5c.
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Missouri River — Continued.
Bridge across Missouri River between Missouri and Kansas, report to
accompany H. R. 5547 [granting consent of Congress to- St. Joseph, Mo., to
construct bridge across Missouri River between Buchanan County, Mo., and
Doniphan County, Kans.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 132, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River between Nebraska and Iowa, report to
accompany S. 1742 [granting consent of Congress to Nebraska-Iowa Bridge
Corporation to construct bridge across Missouri River between Washington
County, Nebr., and Harrison County, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan.
25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 128, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River near Glasgow, Mont., report to accompany
S. 1501 [granting consent of Congress to Montana or Valley County, Mont.,
to construct bridge across Missouri River near Glasgow, Mont.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 125, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦Paper, 5c.
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Ashland, Ohio [Ky.], report to
accompany S. 760 [granting consent of Congress to Ashland Bridge Company
to construct bridge across Ohio River between Ashland, Ky., and Coal Grove,
Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 121, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Potomac River. Bridge across Potomac River between Virginia and Maryland,
report to accompany H. R. 5628 [to extend time for commencing and time
for completing construction of bridge across Potomac River near Dahlgren,
Va., and Popes Creek, Md., by George Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge,
a corporation]; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 134,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Red River. Bridge across Red River at Coushatta, La., report to accompany
H. R, 280 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Commission
to construct bridge across Red River at or near Coushatta, La.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 130, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Red River at Fulton, Ark., report to accompany H. R.
5642 [to extend time for construction of bridge across Red River at Fulton,
Ark., by State Highway Commission of Arkansas] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 135, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rio Orande. Bridge across Rio Grande River at El Paso, Tex., report to ac-
company H. R. 5582 [to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Rio Grande at El Paso, Tex., by El Paso Electric
Company and El Paso and Juarez Traction Company] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 133, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rock River. Bridge across Rock River, 111., report to accompany S. 1558
[granting consent of Congress to Chicago and North Western Railway Com-
pany to construct railroad bridge across Rock River in Palmyra and Nelson
townships. Lee County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25. 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 127, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ships. Amend merchant marine act, 1920, report to accompany S. 789 [to
amend merchant marine act, 1920, by insuring exemption from income taxes
during 10-year period there provided of profits on sale of certain vessels
when proceeds of such sales are invested in new American vessels approved
by Shipping Board] ; submitted by Mr. Willis. Jan. 11, calendar day Jan.
12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 74, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Susquehanna River. Bridge across Susquehanna River between Wrightsville
and Columbia, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 6479 [to extend times for
commencing and completing construction of bridge across Susquehanna River
between borough of Wrightsville, York County, Pa., and borough of Columbia,
Lancaster County, Pa., by counties of Lancaster and York] ; submitted by
Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp, 136, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c,
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Tennessee River. Bridge across Tennessee River in Perry and Decatur counties,
Tenn., report to accompany H. R. 6053 [to extend times for commencing and
completing construction of bridge across Tennessee River on Linden-Lexing-
ton road in Perry and Decatur counties, Tenn., by Highway Department of
Tennessee] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 19, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 101, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tomhighee River. Bridge across Tombigbee River at Epes, Ala., report to ac-
company S. 76S [granting consent of Congress to Alabama Great Southern
Railroad Company to reconstruct railroad bridge across Tombigbee River at
Epes, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 122, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE
Claims. Settlement of claims for subsidence of 1st street in District of Co-
lumbia, report to accompany S. 1279 [to authorize commissioners of District
of Columbia to compromise and settle certain suits at law resulting from
subsidence of 1st street east, in District of Columbia, occasioned by construc-
tion of railroad tunnel under said street] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan.
9, 1928. 7 p. (S. rp. 24, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Crime. False information regarding commission of crimes in District of Co-
lumbia, report to accompany S. 2277 ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 11,
calendar day Jan. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 76, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Expenses of members of
National Capital Park and Planning Commission, report to accompany S. 12S4
[amending act amending act providing for comprehensive development of
park and playground system of National capital] ; submitted by Mr. Capper.
Jan. 9, calendar day Jan. 10, 192S. 2 p. (S. rp. 49, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
EXPENDITUKES IN SENATORIAL PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS, SPECIAL
COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING, SENATE
Senator^l campaign expenditures, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant
to S. Res. 195, 69th Congress, 1st session, authorizing president of Senate to
appoint special committee to make investigation into means used to influence
nomination of any i^erson as candidate for membership of Senate, Jan. 7,
1928. 1928. pt. 7, ii+3401-61 p. [These hearings relate to campaign ex-
penditures in Illinois and were held in Washington, D. C] * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.Ex 7/12 : C 15/pt. 7
Smith, Frank L. Senatorial campaign expenditures, report pursuant to S. Res.
1 [and submitting S. Res. 112, declaring Fx'ank L. Smith not entitled to mem-
bership in Senate as Senator from Illinois] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Mis-
souri. Jan. 17, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 92, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Indians. Survey of conditions of Indians in United States, hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 79, Jan. 10 and 13, 1928. 1928. iii+70
p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : In 2/2
Middle Rio Ch'ande Conservancy District. Conservation, irrigation, drainage,
and flood control for Pueblo Indian lands in Rio Grande A^alley, N. Mex.,
report to accompany S. 700 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to execute
agreement with Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District providing for con-
servation, irrigation, drainage, and flood control for Pueblo Indian lands in
Rio Grande Valley, N. Mex.] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Jan. 17, calendar
day Jan. 20, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 104, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District- — Continued.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, hearing. TOtli Congress, 1st
session, on S. 700, authorizing Secretary of Interior to execute agreement witli
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District providing for conservation, irriga-
tion, drainage, and flood control for Pueblo Indian lands in Rio Grande
Valley, N. Mex., Jan. 20, 1928. 1928. iii+37 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.1n 2/2 : R 47
INTEROCEANIC CANALS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Pamama Canal. Penal code of Canal Zone, report to accompany S. 1256 [to
amend penal code of Canal Zone so' as toi prescribe penalty for unlawful tak-
ing and using of motor-vehicles which are proijerty of another] ; submitted
by Mr. Edge. Jan. 5, 192S. 2 p. ( S. rp. 8, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
INTEESTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE
Bellows, Henry A. Salary of Henry A. Bellows, report to accompany S. J. Res.
55 [for relief of Henry A. Bellows] ; submitted by Mr. Couzens. Jan. 4,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 6, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 5, 1928 ; no. 1.
1928. 10 p. 4" $ Y 4.1n 8/3 : 70/1
Federal Radio Commission. Federal radio commissioners, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on confirmation of Federal radio commissioners, Jan. 6
and 7, 1928. 1928. . pt. 1, iii-f 1-131 p. * Pai^er, 15c. Y 4.1n 8/3 : R 11/2/pt. 1
Interstate Commerce Commission. Requesting Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion to prepare indexed text of its acts, report to accompany S. Res. 17
[requesting Interstate Commerce Commission to prepare manuscript cover-
ing text of the various acts administered by it, annotated with digests of
decisions, and indexed, in lieu of manuscript requested by S. Res. 334, 69th
Congress, agreed to Jan. 28, 1927] : submitted by Mr. Hawes. Jan. 9, 1928. 2
p. (S. rp. 36, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
PuNic utilities. Investigation of public utility corporations, hearings, 70th
Congress. 1st session, on S. Res. 83, Jan. 16 [-26], 1928. 1928. 4 pts.[xiiil +
257 p. 1 tab. * Paper, pt. 1, 5c. ; * pts. 2, 3, and 4, each, 10c.
Y 4.1n 8/3 : P 96/2/pt. 1-4
Railroads. Consolidation of x-ailway properties, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 1175, to promote unification of carriers engaged in interstate
commerce, Jan. 9-21, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, iii-|-193 p. * Paper, 20c.
Y 4. In 8/3 : R 13/44/pt 1
IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE
Columbia Basin irrigation project. Columbia Basin reclamation project, hear-
ings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1462. fen- adoption of Columbia Basin
reclamation project, Jan. 11 and 13, 1928. 1928. lii+167 p. il. map. * Paper,
20c. Y 4.1r 7/1 : C 72/3
Deschutes irrigation project. Construction of Deschutes project in Oregon, hear-
ing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1186, Jan. 12, 1928. 1928. iii+34 p.
* Paper, 5c. Y 4.1r 7/1 : D 45
Olanogan irrigation project. To transfer Okanogan project. Wash., to Okano-
gan Irrigation District, report to accompany S. 1661; submitted by Mr.
Jones [of Washington]. Jan. 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 7, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Umatilla Rapids. Protection and development of Umatilla Rapids in Colum-
bia River, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1187, Jan. 10, 1928. 1928.
ii-f 36 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1r 7/1 : Um 1
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 4, 1928 ; no. 2.
1928. 16 p. 4° $ Y 4. J 89/2 : 70/2
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Courts of United States. Practice and procedure in Federal courts, report to
acconipanj- S. 1094 [to amend practice and procedure in Fedi'ral courts, so
that in jury trials presiding judge shall not express his opinion as to credi-
bility of witnesses or weight of testimuny involved in issue] ; submitted by
Mr. Caraway. Jan. 17, 19:^8. 4 p. ( S. rp. 93, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper,
5c.
MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTHi;, SENATE
Army emergency officers' list. Retirement of emergency oflBicers, report to
accompany S. 777 [making eligible for retirement, under certain conditions,
officers and former officers of Army, other than officers of Regular Army, who
incurred physical disability in line of duty while in service of United States
during World War] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. Jan. 23, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp.
115, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Army. Promotion and retirement in Army, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on S. 1894, to increase efficiency of Army [with regard to promo-
tion and retirement of officers], Jan. 13 and 14, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, iii+58 p.
* Paper, 10c. Y 4.M 59/2 : P 94/6/pt, 1
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Dispatch, U. S. S. Providing for loan of U. S. S. Dispatch to Florida, report to
accompany S. 771 ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 20,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 103, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McShane, Mrs. Maria J. Granting 6 months' pay to Maria J. McShane [mother
of Julian J, McShane], report to accompany S. 1655: submitted bv Mr.
Tydings. Jan. 17, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 94, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Naval Reserve Force. For relief of former officers of Naval Reserve Force and
Marine Corps Reserve [who were released from active duty and d.senrolled
at places other than their homes or places of enrollment], report to accom-
pfiny S. 150 ; submitted by Mr. Shortridge. Jan. 17. calendar day Jan. 18,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 98, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Submarine boats. Commission to investigate sinking of submarine S-4, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 131 [providing for commission to investigate and
report upon facts connected with sinking of submarine S-4, and uix)n meth-
ods and appliances for protection of submarines] ; submitted by Mr. Hale.
Jan. 11, calendar day Jan. 13, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 77, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Pensions. Granting pensions and increase of pensions to widows and former
widows of soldiers, sailors, and marines of Civil War, report to accompany
S. 1939; submitted by Mr. Robinson [of Indiana]. Jan. 27, 1928. 1 p. (S.
rp. 139, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Increase of pensions to widows and former widows of soldiers, sailors,
and marines of Civil War. joint hearing before Committee on Pensions, Sen-
ate, and Committee on Invalid Pen.sions, House, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on* S. 1939, Jan. 18, 1928. 1928. iii+22 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 38/2 : C 49/3
Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Civil War, etc., report to accompany S. 2900 [.substituted for S. 6 and other
bills]; submitted by Mr. Robinson [of Indiana]. Jan. 27, 1927 [1928]. 144
p. (S. rp. 141, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 28-26051.
Wood. Mrs. Louise A. Increase of pension for Louise A. Wood, widow of
Major General Wood, report to accomimny S. 61; submitted by Mr. Norbeck.
Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 96, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5e.
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PROPAGANDA OR MONETT ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN USED BY FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS TO
INFLUENCE UNITED STATES SENATORS, SPECI.VL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATED,
SENATE.
Meooico. Alleged payments by Mexican Government to United States Senators,
hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 7, Dec. 15, 1927
[-Jan. 7, 1928]. 1927-28. 3 pts. [viii]+294 p. 2 pi. * Paper, pts. 1 and 3,
each 15c. ; * pt. 2, 5c. Y 4.P 94 : M 57/pt. 1-3
Alleged payments by Mexican Government to United States Senators,
partial report pursuant to S. Res. 7 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. Jan. 11, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp, 52, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Phoenix, Ariz. Granting part of Federal building site at Phoenix, Ariz., to
Phoenix for street purposes, report to accompany S. 1692; submitted by Mr.
Keyes. Jan. 25, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 116, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Public buildings. Amend sec. 5 of public buildings act, approved May 25, 1926,
report to accompany H. R. 278 ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. Jan. 23, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 114, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Coal. Granting extensions of time under coal permits, report to accompany
S. 1455; submitted by Mr. Biatton. Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 18, 1928.
1 p. ( S. rp. 99, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cochran, Leonidas L. Leonidas L. Cochran and Rosalie Cochran Brink, report
to accompany S. 2020 [for relief of Leonidas L. Cochran and Rosalie Cochran
Brink]; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Jan. 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp- 78, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gunni son-May field Land and Grazing Company. Relief of Guuuison-Mayfield
Land & Grazing Co., report to accompany S. 1856 ; submitted by Mr. Smoot.
Jan. 11, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp, 67, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Harrison County, Miss. Removing cloud on title from land in Harrison County,
Miss., report to accompany S. 1425 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Jan. 17, calendar
day Jan. 18, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 95, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hollingsworth, Fannie M. Fannie M. Hollingsworth, report to accompany S.
1795 [for relief of Fannie M. Hollingsworth] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of
Montana. Jan. 11, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 68, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indian reservations. Issuance of trust and final patents on lands withdrawn
or classified as power or reservoir sites [in Indian reservations], report to
accompany S. 1313; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Jan. 11, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
66, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Naval petroleum reserves. Transferring to Secretary of Navy jurisdiction over
oil and gas leases issued by Secretary of Interior on lands in naval petroleum
reserves, report to accompany S. 1959; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana.
Jan. 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 69, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
New Mexico. Amendment to constitution of New Mexico, report to accompany
S. J. Res. 38 [giving and granting consent to amendment to constitution of
New Itfexico, providing method for executing leases and other contracts for
development and production of any and all minerals on lands granted or
confirmed to said State by act of Congress approved June 20, 1910, and to.
enactment of such laws and regulations as may be necessary to carry said
amendment into effect if it is adopted] ; submitted by Mr. Bratton. Jan. 14,
calendar day Jan. 16, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 90, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Oregon. Granting certain rocks or islands to Oregon for park purposes, report
to accompany S. 1193 ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Jan. 9, calendar day Jan.
10, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 51, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Pensacola, Fla. Confirming title to lots in Pensacola, Fla., report to accom-
pany S. 2021 [extending and continuing to Jan. 12, 1930, provisions of act
authorizing Secretary of Interior to determine and confirm by patent in
nature of deed of quitclaim title to lots in Pensacola, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr.
Bratton. Jan. 17, calendar day Jan. 18, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 100, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Petroleum. Granting extensions of time under oil and gas permits, report to
accompany S. 1155 ; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. Jan. 9, calendar day Jan. 10,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 47, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Send, Charles H. Relief of Charles H. Send, report to accompany S. 440;
submitted by Mr. Nye. Jan. 9, calendar day Jan. 10, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 50,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Utah National Park. Changing name of Utah National Park to Bryce Canyon
National Park [and adding lands to park], report to afccompany S. 1312;
submitted by Mr. Kendrick. Jan. 9, calendar day Jan. 10, 1928. 2 p. (S.
rp. 48, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Yuma County, Ariz. Use of public lands for municipal aviation field by
Yuma County, Ariz., report to accompany S. 1154 ; submitted by Mr. Ashurst.
Jan. 9, calendar year Jan. 10, 1928. 1 p. (S. i-p- 46, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Use of public lands for municipal aviation field by Yuma County, Ariz.,
report to accompany S. 1154; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. Jan. 14, calendar
day Jan. 16, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 89, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TERRITOKIES AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Porto Rico. Relief of Povto Rican taxpayers, joint hearings before Commit-
tee on Territories and Insular Possessions, Senate, and Committee on Insular
Affairs, House, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 754, Dec. 6 [16], 1927-Jan.
12, 1928. 1928. iii+180 p. [Corrected print.] * Paper, 20c.
Y 4.T 27/2 : P 83/3
Relief of Porto Rican taxpayers, report to accompany S. 754 ; submitted
by Mr. Metcalf. Jan. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 140, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
USELESS EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON DIS-
POSITION OF
Executive Departments. Disposition of useless papers in Executive Depart-
ments, report on proceeds from sales of useless pai}ers in Executive Depart-
ments [for 2d session of 69th Congress] ; submitted by Mr. Wason. Jan. 26.
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 455, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Veterans' Bureau. Disposition of useless papers in Veterans' Bureau, report ;
submitted by Mr. Wason. Jan. 26, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 454. 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
COUBT OF CLAIMS
Advance Automobile Accessories Corporation v. United States ; evidence for
plaintiff. [1928.] no. H-3, p. 12-15. t Ju 3.8: Ad 95
Alexander. Alester C. Alexander v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. F-1, p. 1-2. t Ju 3.8 :A1 26/2
Andretvs, P. L., Corporation. P. L. Andrews Corporation v. United States,
findings of fact and conclusion filed by court. Jan. 5, 1928. 6 p. (S. doc.
38, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Apex Electric Manufacturing Co. v. United States : evidence for plaintiff.
[1927.] no. H-13, p. 11-22. % Ju3.8:Ap26
Bradley. R. L. Bradley v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.]
no. D-349, p. 13-15. % Ju 3.8 : B 728/3
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Bninda<;e. Avery Brundage r. United States: evidence for plainfff. [1928.1
no. H-18, p. 49-154. t Ju 3.8 : B 835
Busscy. Arthur Bussey v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.]
no. E-343, p. 17-22. t Ju 3.8 : B 967
Cases. Monthly calendar. Feb. 1928. 1928. 19 p. [Part of the pastes are
blank.] t Ju 3.5: 928/2
Trial calendar and law calendar, prepared Jan. 1928. 1928. 51 p. [Part
of the pages are blank.] t Ju 3.5 : 928/1
Clark, James, Distillinrj Company. James Clark Distilling Company of Cum-
berland, Md.. for use of James Clark and John Keating, v. United States :
stipulation of facts. [1928.] no. F-220, p. 19^22. t Ju 3.8 : C 548/6
Cole fitorage Battery Co. v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.] no.
D-784, p. 81-143. t Ju 3.8 : C 676/2
Faculty Cluh of University of California r. United States; evidence for plaintiff.
[1928.] no. H-426, p. i5-.3S. $ . Ju 3.8 : F 119
Former Corporation (formerlv Philipsborn's) r. United States; report of com-
missioner. [1928.] no. D-244, p. 39-41. t Ju 3.8 : P 539
Galveston, Harrisburff and San Antonio Railway Company v. United States;
report of special commis>sioner. [1928.] no. C-263, p. 25-27. I
Ju 3.8 : G 139/15
Gemoo Manufacturing Company v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. F-292, p. 8-15. t Ju 3.8 : G 284/2
McNeil. Edwin C. McNeil v. United States ; special findings of fact [conclu-
.sion of law. and memorandum], decided Jan. 9, 1928. [1928.] no. F-294.
2 p. I Ju 3.9/a : M 233
Michigan Motor Specialties' Company. V. H. Kendall, trustee in bankruptcy
Michigan Motor Specialtie-s' Company, v. United States; report of commis-
sioner. [1928.] no. D-6, p. 33-39. $ Ju 3.8 :M 582/2
Midland Coal Company. IT. G. Kellogg and C. H. Markham, individually and
as copartners tiading under firm name and style of Midland Coal Company, r.
United States: brief of commissioner. [1928.] no. F-147, p. 29-35. t
Ju 3.8 : M 584/4
Paridy. Charles Paridy. Anna McLatchie, and Ferdinand Lother v. United
States; si>ecial findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion of court],
decided Jan. 9, 1928. [1928.] no. 34716, 8 p. J Ju 3.9/a ;P 217
Rouse. John G. Rouse, executor of William C. Rouse, i\ United States ; stipu-
lation of facts. [1927.] no. H-lOO, p. 7-8. t Ju 3.8 : R 762
Royal Knitting Mills. Samuel Roessler, trustee In bankruptcy of Royal Knit-
ting Mills, ^^ United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] nO'. D-858,
p. 7-12. ? Ju 3.8 : R 812/3
Shields. Peter Shields t\ United States ; report of commis.sioner. [1928.] no.
F-125, p. 17-19. t Ju 3.8 ; Sh 61/3
Sinclair Coal Company v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] no.
E-571, p. 27-32. t Ju 3.8 ; Si 62
Stanton d Jones. James Stanton & Edward Jones, trading as Stanton & Jones,
V. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.] no. H-215. p. 43-87. t
Ju 3.8 : St 26
Stewart, F. W., Manufacturing Corporation. F. W. Stewart Manufacturing Cor-
poration r. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.] no. F-318, p.
12-21. t Ju 3.8 : St 49/S
Towne. Robert E. Safford and William Mason Smith, as executors of Hai-riet
Nye Towne, r. United States; evidence for plaintiffs [and] defendant. [1928.]
no. H-107, p. 35-72. t Ju 3.8 : T 66
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United ProfH-Sharing Corporation v. United States; evidence for plaintiff [and!
defendant. [1928.] no. E-4S0, p. 11-138. t Ju 8.8 :Un 3/53
United States Co-nsermition Compamj v. United States; i-eport of commissioner.
L1928.] no. D-80S, p. 11-13. t Ju 3.8 :Un 3/52
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Finance docket no. 6.5.52, acquisition of line by Atchison, Topeka & Santa
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Atlantic and Westei'n Railicay. Finance docket no. 6511, acquisition and opera-
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commission. [1928.] p. 5.59-564. ([Finance decision] 3034.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3034
Automobiles. No. 185.56. Chevrolet Motor Company of Michigan r. Chicngo,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 337-340. ([Opinion] 12693.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12693
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 6370, stock of Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad; approved Dec. 13, 1927; supplemental order. 1928. p. 583.
(([Finance decision] 3041.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
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Barrels. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2915, barrels, half-barrels, or
kegs from Chicago, 111., to Montgomery, Ala. ; [decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report
and order of commis.sion]. 1928. [1] +50-52+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12799.)
[Report from I. 0. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : 12799
Beans. No. 18845, DeRussy .T. Bennett v. Michigan Central Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; [decided Nov. 2, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]+400^
402 p. ([Opinion] 12710.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12710
Birmingham and Southeastern Railivay. Valuation docket no. 670, Birming-
ham & Southeastern Railway Company ; [decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +34-66 p. (B-627.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
135.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : B-627
Brass. No. 17455, Atlas Iron & Metal Company et al. r. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Oct. 13. 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 299-303. ([Opinion] 12682.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12682
BuiJdinfj materials. No. 18175, Batson-Cook Company v. Chattahoochee Valley
Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 15, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 703-704. ([Opinion] 12764.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
*Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12764
BitUfrog Goldfteld Railroad. Finance docket no. 0369, abandonment of line by
Bullfrog Goldfield Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 23, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 513-516. ([Finance decision] 3025.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3025
Cahhage. No. 17772, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commei'ce (Lynchburg, Va.)
rr. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. : [decided Nov. 21, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +708-710 p. ([Opinion] 12766.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12766
Canned food. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2909, canned goods, in
carloads, from Pacific Coast points to middle section of United States ;
[decided Nov. 12, 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]+520-
536+ii p. ([Opinion] 12722.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12722
No. 18655, Ozark Cider & Vinegar Company et al. v. Alabama & Vicks-
burg Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 153-155+ii p. ([Opinion] 12827.) [Reiwrt from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12827
Ca7is. No. 17083, United States Can Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Oct. 24, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 363-370+ii p. ([Opinion] 12703.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12703
• No. 18021, Federal Can Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 73-74. ([Opinion] 12807.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12807
Canton Railroad. Valuation docket no. 918, Canton Railroad Company ;
decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 755-770. (B-619.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-619
Carrots. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2782, estimated weights of
carrots from Mississippi and Louisiana to northern, eastern, and western
points ; decided Nov. 28, 1927 ; report of commission on further hearing.
[1928.] p. 19-22. ([Opinion] 12788.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12788
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Cast-iron. No. 17877, rates on pig iron and articles taking same rates within
Ohio: decided Dec. 12, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 131-i:i8.
([Opinion] 12821.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12821
No. 18795, Beaumont Iron Works et al. v. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission].
Corrected report. 1928. [1] +228-230 p. ([Opinion] 12839.) [From I. C.
C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12839/corrected
Cuttle. No. 15670, Houston Packing Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report and order of com-
mis.sion']. 1927. [l]+326-328+ii p. ([Opinion] 12688.) [Report from I.
C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12688
No. 18277, Clayton-Murnan Live Stock Company v. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 5, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 421-422. ([Opinion] 12716.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12716
No. 19012, Louisville Live Stock Exchange, on behalf of N. G. Fort v.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company et al. : decided Nov. 14, 1927 ; re-
port of commission. [1927.] p. 667-669. ( [Opinion] 12757.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12757
Cedar chests. No. 18036, Barker Brothers v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Nov. 15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 753-757. ([Opinion] 12783.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5e.
IC 1.6/la : 12783
Cement. No. 19421, L. E. Myers Company r. Pennsylvania Railroad Company
et al. ; decided Dec. 9, 1927; report of commis.sion. [1928.] p. 101-102.
([Opinion] 12815.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.0/la : 12815
■ Sduth rn coment intes, lio. 15S0(), Lehigii Portland Cement Company, v.
Aberdeen & Rockfi.^h Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 14. 1927; [report
and orders of commission]. [1927.] 427-476+xi p. ([Opinion] 12718.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12718
Ceniral California Traction Company. Finance docket no. 5008, control of
Central California Traction Company ; [dec-ided Nov. 28, 1927 ; supplemental
report of commission]. 1928. [l]-f540-544 p. ([Finance decision] 3030.)
[From I. C. C. report.s, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3030
Central Railroad of Netc Jerseij. Finance docket no. (5G19, bonds of Central
Railroad of New Jersey; [decided Dec. 19, 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +592-594 p. ([Finance decision] 3045.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3045
Chairs. No. 18136, Jackson Traffic Bureau v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Company et al. ; 4th .section applications nos. 601, 703, 542, 1573, 1548, 1952,
3965, and 1561 ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928] 87-90+ii p. ([Opinion] 12811.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12811
Chwayo and North Western Raihray. Jlnance docket no. 6542, Chicago &
North Western equipment trust of 1925 ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 565-568. ([Finance deei-sion] 3035.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3035
Chicayo, BitrUngton and Quincy Railroad. Valuation docket no. 715, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; re-
port of commission]. 1927. [1] +1-865 p. 2 maps. ([B-025].) [From
I. C. C. reiwrts v. 134.] * Paper, $1.00. IC 1.6/la : B-625
Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1062, Chi-
cago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 665-685. (B-615.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-615
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Chicago, Mihcaukee and Gary Railirair. Valuation docket no. 106, Chicago,
Milwaulvee and Gary Railway Company ; decided Dee. 1, 1927 ; supplemental
report of commission. [1927.] p. 591-593. (B-610.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 133.] * Taper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-610
Chicago, MUiraukce a)id 8t. Paul Railicay. Finance docket no. 6240, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul reorganization; decided Jan. 4. 1928; [report of com-
mission]. [1928.] p. 673-725. ([Finance decision] 3053.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper,' 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3053
No. 17021, investigation of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Com-
pany; decided Jan. 4, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 615-672.
([Finance decision] 3052.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * PaiDer, 10c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3052
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railwai/. Finance docket no. 6522, Chicago;
Rock Island & Pacific Railway bonds; [decided Nov. 1. 1927; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +442-440 p. ( [Finance decision] 3000.) [From I. C C.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3000
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Raihraij. Finance docket no. 6541,
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company equipment trust
certificates; [decided Nov. 9, 1927; i*eport of commission]. 1927. [1]+47S-
481 p. ([Finance decision] 3012.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.1 * Paper.
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3012
Clayton-Texline Telephone Exchange. Finance docket no. 6559, purchase of
properties of Clayton-Texline Telephone Exchange by Mountain States Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company; [decided Nov. 1. 1927; report of commission].
1927. [11+450-452 p. ([Finance decision] 3002.) [From I. C. C. reports.
v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3002
Coal. No. 15006, rates, charges, regulations, and practices governing transpor-
tation of anthracite coal ; decided Nov. 8, 1927 ; supplemental report [and
supplemental order no. 28] of commission. [1927.] 419— 120+li p. ([Opin-
ion] 12715.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12715
- No. 16048, Ilift'-Brufe Chemical Company et al. r. Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois Railway Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 10, 1927; report and order of
commission on reargumeut]. 1927. [l]+2S2-286+ii p. ([Opinion] 12678.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12678
No. 16160, Kanawha Black Band Coal Company et al. v. Kanawha Centra]
Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 2, 1927; report of commission on
further hearing]. 1928. [1] +66-68 p. ([Opinion] 12805.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12805
No. 17094, Elk River Coal & Lumber Company t?. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Nov. 5, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 371-376. ([Opinion] 12704.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12704
No. 18540, State of Nebraska, Nebraska State Normal School v. Chicago,
Burlington & Quincv Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 717-720. ([Opinion] 12770.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12770
No. 18545, Edward G. Bailey et al. v. Boston & Maine Railroad et al. ;
decided Dec. 8. 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 143-145. ([Opinion]
12824.) [From I. C. C. reports. V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12824
No. 18634, American Foundry Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 345-346.
([Opinion] 12696.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12696
No. 18651, Eddy Paper Corporation v. Norfolk & Western Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided Dec. 3, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 63-65.
([Opinion] 12804.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12804
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Coal — <_'on tinned.
Xo. 18891. Xebrai5ka Gas & Electric Company et aL v. Chicago, Burlington
& Quiucy Railroad Ojmpany et al. ; decided Not. 14. 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 669-670. ([Opinion] 1275S.J [From I. C. C. reports v.
132.J * Paper, 5c-. I C 1.6/1 a : 12758
CoUmanite. No. 1S<J53. West End Chemical Company r. Los Angeles & Salt
Lake Railroad Company ; [decided Nov. 15, 1927 ; report and order of com-
mi^.sion]. 1927. [l]+686-6sS-r[l] p. ([Opinion] 12762.) [Reptirt from
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12762
Condensed milk. Xo. 17734, Borden Sales Company r. Utah Idaho Central Bail-
road Company et al. : decided Not. 26. 1927: report of commissiou. [192S.]
p. 29-32. ([Opinion] 12791.) [From I. C. C. reix»rts. v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12791
Copper. No. 1S709, Kawneer Company r. Chicago & North Western Railway
Company et al. ; decided Nov. 18. 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p.
64.3-645. ([Opinion] 12751.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6 la : 12751
No. 19326, American Smelting & Refining Company et aL c. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al : [decided Dec. 5. 1927 : rep-jrt of
commission]. 192S. [l]-h 110-113 p. ([Opinion] 12S17.) [From L C. C.
reports, v. 136.] • Paper, 5c. IC L6 la : 12817
Cork. No. 1S233, Armstrong Cork Company v. Akron. Canton & Youngstown
Railway Company et al. : decided Nov. 23. 1927: report of c<»mmission.
[192S.] p. 9-16. ([Opinion] 127S6.J [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC L6 la : 12786
Cotton. No. 14346. Hoaston Cotton Exchange & Board of Trade et aL r. Abi-
lene & Southern Railway Company et aL : decided Nov. IS. 1927 : rept.rt of
commissiun on further hearing. [1927.] p. 615-616. ([Opinion] 12745.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12745
No. 19151. New Orleans Joint Traffic Bureau et al. r. Gulf, Mobile &
Northern Railroad Company et aL; [decided Nov. 16, 1927: report and order
of commission]. 1927. [1] +586-588+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12736.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12736
Cotton goods. No. 11023, St. Louis Chamber of Commerce r. directcT generaL
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company et al. : decided De<:-. 12. 1927 :
report of commission on further hearing. [192S.] p. 121-124. <^ [Opinion]
12S19.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 1:36.] » Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12S19
No. 16674. Jt^husron & Larimer Dry (ioods Company r. Atchison. Toi>eka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : decided Oct. 14. 1927 : report of c-om-
missi-n. [1927.] p. 343-345. ([Opinion] 12695.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12695
No. 17867. Traffic Bureau. Chamber of Commerce. Lynchburg. Va., r.
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company et al. : decided Oct. 14,
1927 : report of commission. [1927.] p. 321-325. ([Opinion] 126S7.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 la : 12687
Cotton-^eed. No. 17261. Tallulah Cotton Oil Company r. Alabama & Vicksburg
Railway Company et aL : [decided Nov. 8, 1927: report and order of com-
mi-ssion on reconsideration]. 1927. [1] -^558-560— iU p. ([Opinion] 1272S.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports. V. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 'la : 12728
No. 17.565. Quanah Cotton Oil Company et al. r. Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Railwav Companv et aL : [decided Sept. 27. 1927: rei)ort of eom-
iiiission]. 1927. [l]— 304-310 p. ( [Opinion] 12683.) [From I. C. C. reports.
T. 1.32.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6 la : 126S3
Curbing. No. 17352. W. T. Macken r. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
et al. : decided Nov. 18. 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 589-590.
([Opinion] 12737.1 [From I. C. C. reports, r. 132.] * Paper. 5o.
IC 1.6 'la : 12737
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Dardanelle and Russellville Railroad. Valuation docket no. 703, Dardanelle
and Russellville Railroad Company; [decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +374-393 p. (B-597.) [From I, C. C. reports, v. 133.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-597
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission, Apr.-May, 1927. 1927. xxiii+
894 p. il. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 126.) [Contains also
decisions of Mar. 15, June 14, and 23, 1927.] * Cloth, $2.25.
L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 126
Delaware, Lackatvannu and Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6568, as-
sumption of obligation and liability by Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad ; decided Nov. 2, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 447-449.
([Finance decision] 3001.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3001
Delivery charges. No. 12420, Carnegie Steel Company v. director general, as
agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, et al. ; decided Nov. 14, 1927 ; report
of commission on further hearing. [1927.] p. 689-702. ([Opinion] 12763.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12763
Demui-rage. No. 11468, Bartlesville Zinc Company v. director general, as agent ;
decided Dec. 5, 1927 ; report of commission on further consideration. [1928.]
p. 57-60. ([Opinion] 12802.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12802
No. 18506, Louisell Pine & Hardwood Company, Incorporated, v. Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Oct. 14, 1927;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 341-342. ([Opinion] 12694.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12694
No. 18532, Fred M. Williams v. Lehigh Valley Railroad Company et al. ;
decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 573-576. ( [Opinion]
12732.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12732
Derricks. No. 18339, Department of Highways, Nevada, v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 21, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 727-729. ([Opinion] 12774.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12774
Desks. No. 17376, E. W. Prentice, doing business at Phoenix Desk & Chair
Company v. Southern Pacific Company et al. : decided Nov. 5, 1927 ; repor.t of
commission. [1927.] p. 409-412. ([Opinion] 12713.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12713
Detroit and Ironton Railroad. Finance docket no. 3357, construction of line
and bond issue by Detroit &; Ironton Railroad ; approved Nov. 23, 1927 ; order.
1927. p. 505. ([Finance decision] 3022.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3022
Doors. No. 18794, Scott-Graff Lumber Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minne-
apolis & Omaha Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 745-746. ([Opinion] 12779.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12779
Dunbar and Wausaukec Railway. Finance docket no. 5476, deficit settlement
with Dunbar & Wausaukee Railway ; decided Dec. 5, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 545-546. ([Finance decision] 3031.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3031
Dunnage allowances. No. 17040, Edward Hines Yellow Pine Company et al. v.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 19, 1927 ;
report and order of commission]. 1927. [l]-f 626-632-|-iv p. ([Opinion]
12749.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12749
East Broad Top Railroad and Coal Company. Valuation docket no. 648, East
Broad Top Railroad and Coal Company ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 163-196. (B-630.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-630
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East Carolitui Railway. Valuation docket no. 968, East Carolina Railway
(Heury Clark Bridgers, lessee) ; decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of cummissiou.
[1927.J p. 797-807. (B-e21.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-621
Egys. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2993, eggs from Hutchinson,
Minn., to Chicago, 111. ; decided Dec. 1, 1927 ; report [and order] ot commis-
sion. [1928.] 55-56+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12SU1.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12801
Envelopes. No. 18535, Whitaker Paper Company v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 95-98. ([Opinion] 12813.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12813
Erie and Michigan Railway and Navigation Company. Valuation docket no.
952, Erie & Michigan Railway & Navigation Co. ; decided Dec. 1, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1927.] p. 577-59U. (B-609.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-609
Erie Railroad. Finance docket no. 6371, Erie Railroad equipment trust, series
NN ; decided Dec. 10, 1927; supplemental report of commission. [1928.]
p. 557-558. ([Finance decision] 3033.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : r-3033
Federal Valley Railroad. Finance docket no. 6(j00, notes of Federal Valley
Railroad; decided Dec. 6, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 569-570.
([Finance decision] 3036.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3036
Feldspar. No. 18023, Hopewell China Corporation v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Nov. 10, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 565-567+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12730.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12730
Fertilizers. No. 15230, E. Rauh & Sons Fertilizer Company v. Akron, Canton &
Yomigstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 1, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 287-292 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12679.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12679
Fiber-lioard cans. No. 16672, Brownell «& Field Company v. New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 14, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission on reconsideration. [1927.] 599-601+11 p.
([Opinion] 12741.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12741
Fire-clay. No. 18282, National Zinc Company, Incorporated, v. Cliicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; report and
order of commission]. 1927. [1] +724-727+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12773.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12773
Flour. No. 16941, Baker & Holmes Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Nov. 21, 1927;reix)rt of commission. 1927. p. 723. [Opin-
ion] 12772.) [From I. C. C reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12772
Freight. Summary of freight commodity statistics class 1 steam railways
[having annual operating revenues above $1,000,000], quarter ended Sept. 30,
1927 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. [1927.] 4 p. oblong large 8° t
I01ste.26:927/3
Freight rates. No. 14532, Acme Mills et al. v. Alabama Great Southern Rail-
road Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 12, 1927 ; report and 4th-section order
no. 9699 of commission]. 1928. [1] +114-121+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12818.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12818
No. 16321, State Corjwration Commission of Virginia v. Aberdeen & Rock-
fish Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 13, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 173-182. ([Opinion] 12832.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12832
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Fruit. No. 19130. California Growers'' & Slupi>ers' Protective Lea^e v. South-
ern Pacific Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 14, 1927; report of commission on.
further consideration]. 1927. [1] +582-585 p. ([Opinion] 12735.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : 12735
Ji'icel for road locomotives in freight and passenger train service (charged to
operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for switch-
ing locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing 167
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Nov. 1927
and 1926 [and] 11 months ended with Nov. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 927/11
Furmture. No. 18925, King-Haase Furniture Company et al. i\ Ann Arbor
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 26, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 41-42. ([Opinion] 12795.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12795
■Gainesville Midland Railroad. Finance docket no. 6161, acquisition of control
by Gainesville Midland Railroad ; decided Nov. 3. 1927 ; report of commis-
sfon. [1927.] p. 455-456. ([Finance decision] 3004.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-30O4
Gas oil. No. 18780, Eldorado Refining Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railwav Company; [decided Nov. 18. 1927; report of commission].
1927. [1] +612-614 p. ([Opinion] 12744.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12744
Gasoline. Midcontinent oil rates. 1025, no. 15584, Sinclair Refining Company
et al. V. Ahnapee & Western Railway Company et al. : [decided Jan. 3, 1928;
supplemental report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +140-142 +xiv p.
([Opinion] 12823.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12828
No. 17S70, Tidal-Western Oil Corporation et al. v. Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Railroad Company of Texas et al. ; decided Nov. 17, 1927; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 681-685. ([Opinion] 12761.) [From I. C C. reports, v.
132.] *Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12761
Genesee and Wyoming Railroad. Valuation docket no. 428, Genesee and
Wyoming Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 1-33. (B-626.) [Fi'om I. C. C. reports, v. 135.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-626
Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1025. Gilmore and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company. Limited ; [decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [2] +821-846 p. il. (B-595.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 130.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-595
Glass. No. 18604. Soutliwestern Sheet Glass Company v. St. Louis- San Fran-
cisco Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 10. 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.] p. 577-578. ([Opinion] 12733.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12733
Glycerin. No. 18930. Illinois Powder Manufacturing Company v. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. : decided Oct. 19.
1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 403-404. ([Opinion] 12711.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12711
Grain. In equity, no. 7687. in district court for northern district of Illinois,
eastern division, Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. v.
United States and Interstate Commerce Commission ; answer of Interstate
Commerce Commission. 1927. cover-title. 5 p. $ IC 1.13/1 : At 2/24
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2933, grain from Texas to south-
eastern and Mississippi Valley destinations: [decided Dec. 10. 1927; report
and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +156-1.59+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12828.)
[Rep^irt from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12828
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Granite. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2907, granite, stone, and
marble, in carloads, in New England territory; [decided Nov. 15. 1927; report
and order of conunlssion]. 1927. [1] +514-516+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12720.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132. J * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12720
Greenbrier, Cheat and Elk Railroad. Finance docliet no. 6376. control of Green-
brier. Cheat & Elk Railroad by Western Maryland Railway ; decided Nov. 28.
1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 525-539. ([Finance decision] 3029.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3029
Gypsum. No. 17952, American Gypsum Company v. New York Central Rail-
road Company; decided Nov. 10, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
561-564. ([Opinion] 12729.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12729
Hannibal Union Depot Company. Valuation docket no. 788, Hannibal Union
Depot Company; decided Oct. 14. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
515-522. (B-604.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-604
Eolloic tiles. No. 16635, Reliance Brick Company of Texas v. Kansas, Okla-
homa & Gulf Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 21. 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 711-712. ([Opinion] 12767.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12767
Hoofs. No. 18011, Tomkins-Summer Company v. Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 21, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 1-3+ii p. ([Opinion] 12784.) [Report from I. C. C. re-
ports. V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12784
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal Company. Finance
docket no. 6501. notes of Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain Railroad &.
Coal Company; decided Oct. 6. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 311-
313. ([Finance decision] 2968.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2968
Ice-cream mi^. No. 18060, National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers r.
American Railway Express Company et al. ; decided Oct. 19. 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1927.] p. 377-3S4+xiv p. ([Opinion] 12705.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12705
Insulators. No. 18415, Jeffrey-Dewitt Insulator Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 5, 1927: report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1927.] 423^26+ii p. ([Opinion] 12717.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12717
Iron. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2906, iron and steel articles, in
less than carloads, between points in New England territory ; decided Nov. 3,
1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 355-358+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 12700.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12700
Iron Mountain Railroad of Memphis. Finance docket no. 6610. bonds of Iron
Mountain Railroad Company of Memphis ; decided Dec. 13. 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 589-591. ( [Finance decision] 3044.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3044
Iron ores. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2911, ground iron ore and
mortar colors, in carloads, from Birmingham. Ala., and Chattanooga and
Knoxville. Tenn., to southern points and to Ohio and Mississippi River cross-
ings; decided Dec. 12, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 169-
172+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12831.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12831
Jacksonville, Gainesville and Gulf Railway. Finance docket no. 5862. acquisi-
tion of line by Jacksonville, Gainesville & Gulf Railway ; decided Nov. 19.
1927: supplemental report of commission. [1927.] p. 489—490. ([Finance
decision] 3016.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. .5c.
IC 1.6/la: F-3016
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Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1050, Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company ; [decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1928. [2]+217-256 p. il. (B-632.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 135.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-632
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway of Texas. Valuation docket no. 1051,
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Company of Texas ; [decided Nov.
25, 1927; report of commission]. 1928. [2] +197-216 p. il. (B-631.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 135.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-631
Keokuk Union Depot Company. Valuation docket no. 790, Keokuk Union Depot
Company; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 549-563.
(B-607.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-607
Kitchen cabinets. No. 17918, M'Cormick Brothers Company v. Alabama & Vicks-
burg Railvpay Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 79-83. ([Opinion] 12809.) [From I. C. C. reports, v, 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12809
Lake Erie, Franklin and Clarion Railroad. Valuation docket no. 933, Lake Erie,
Franklin «& Clarion Railroad Company ; [decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [1] +474-^96 p. (B-602.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-602
Lake Terminal Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1020, Lake Terminal Railroad
Company; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 497-514.
(B-603.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-603
Lancaster and Chester Railway. Valuation docket no. 1001, Lancaster and
Chester Railway Company ; decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 449^73. (B-601.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-601
Lathing. No. 19073, Bayly-Thompson Company v. Minnesota-Atlantic Transit
Comi>any et al. ; decided Nov. 15. 1927; I'cport of ci-.nimissiim. [1927.] p.
665-666. ([Opinion] 12756.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12756
Latvn-moioers. No. 18103, Coldwell Lawn Mower Company v. New York Cen-
tral Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Oct. 19, 1927; report and order of
commission]. 1927. [l]+390-392-|-[l] p. ( [Opinion] 12707.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5o. IC 1.6/la : 12707
Logs. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2932, transit on logs and lumber
from northwestern points to eastern destinations, transcontinental ; decided
Dec. 13, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 125-130 + [1] p.
([Opinion] 12820.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12820
No. 18759, Crook Son & Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et
al. ; decided Nov. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 749-750.
([Opinion] 12781.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12781
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad. Finance docket no. 5543, operation at
line by Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad ; decided Nov. 12, 1927 ; report of
commission on petition for reopening. [1927.] p. 463^65. ([Finance de-
cision] 3007.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3007
• Finance docket no. 6535, abandonment of part of branch line by Los
Angvles «& Salt Lake Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 16, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 491-492. ([Finance decision] 3017.) [From I. C.
C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3017
Louisiana and Arkansas Railtcay. Valuation docket no. 346, Louisiana &
Arkansas Railway Company; [de(^ded Dec. 1, 1927; report of commission].
1927. [2] +687-723 p. il. (B-616.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.1
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-610
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Litmber. No. 16267. Acorn Lumber Company v. director general, as agent,
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company, et al. ; decided Nov. 26, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 23-26. ([Opinion] 12789.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12789
No. 17958, Camp Manufacturing Company et al. v. Carolina Western Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Nov. 26, 1927; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1928.] 33-36+ii p. ([Opinion] 12792.) [Report from I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 136.] * Paper. 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12792
No. 18445, Berthold & Jennings Lumber Company et al. v. Bessemer &
Lake Erie Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 75-78. ([Opinion] 12808.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12808
No. 18462. Henry G. Brabston v. Southern Railway Company et al. ;
decided Nov. 15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 705-707. ([Opin-
ion] 12765.) [From L C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12765
No. 18468. S. J. Peabody Lumber Company r. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Nov. 23, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
741-742. ([Opinion] 12777.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
I C 1.6/la : 12777
No. 18530. Beaumont Lumber Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Railwav Companv et al. ; decided Oct. 14. 1927 : report of commission,
[1927.] p. 349-^350. ([Opinion] 12698.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12698
No. 18637, Brunswick Traffic Bureau r. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company et al. : decided Nov. 18. 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1927.] ' 621-624+v p. ([Opinion] 12747.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12747
No. ISSSl, Underwood Lumber Corporation r. Central of Georgia Rail-
wav Companv et al. ; [decided Oct. 19, 1927; report of commission]. [1927.]
[l]"+398-399 p. ([Opinion] 12709.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paiier, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12709
No. 18981, Lehr Lumber Company v. Red River & Gulf Railroad et al. ;
decided Oct. 14. 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 335-336. ([Opin-
ion] 12692.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12692
No. 19046, Mummert Lumber & Tie Company v. Atlantic Coast Line
Bailroad Companv et al. ; decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission.
{1928.] p. 43-44. ([Opinion] 12796.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12796
Machinery. No. 18825, Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company v. director
general of railroads, as agent; decided Nov. 18, 1927: repoit of commission.
[1927.] p. 593-595. ([Opinion] 12739.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12739
Marble. No. 16728. Lautz Marble Corporation ^•. Erie Railroad Company et
al. ; decided Dec. 12. 1927; report [and order] of commission on reconsidera-
tion. [1928.] 183-195+iii p. ([Opinion] 12833.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12833
No. 17583, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg, Va., v.
Southern Railway Company; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 317-320. ([Opinion] 12686.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12686
Meat. No. 18896. F. Weiber & Son v. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Company et al. : decided Nov. 18, 1927; report of commssion. [1927.] p.
625-626. ([Opinion] 12748.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
I C 1.6/la : 12748
Metals. No. 18558, Southern Iron & Metal Company v. Beaumont, Sour Lake «&
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 18, 1927 : report of commission.
[1927.] p. 617-620. ([Opinion] 12746.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12746
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Middlings. No. 18783, Newsome Feed & Grain Company v. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company; decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
743-744. ( [Opinion] 12778.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12778
Mine timhers. No. 18156, Tilford-Hunt Lumber Company v. Houston East &.
"West Texas Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 22, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 751-753. ([Opinion] 12782.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12782
— — No. 18784, W. J. Delano v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company et
al. ; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 333-334.
([Opinion] 12691.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12691
Minneapolis and Rainy River Raihmij. Valuation docket no. 115, Minneapolis
& Rainy River Railway Company ; [decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +594-612 p. (B-611.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-611
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 6607, Minneapolis &
St. Louis receiver's; certificates [W. H. Bremner, receiver ; decided Dec. 9,.
1927; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +576-578 p. ([Finance decision]
3039.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3039
Misroutlng. No. 17832, W. E. Goff v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
et al. ; [decided Oct. 14. 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +314-316
p. ( [Opinion] 12685.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12685.
No. 19091, Tulsa Rig, Reel & Manufacturing Company v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 45-46. ([Opinion] 12797.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12797
Mississippi Central Railroad. Valuation docket no. 729, Mississippi Central
Raili'oad Company; [decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[2] +287-326 p. il. (B-634.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-634
Missouri-IUinois Railroad. Finance docket no. 6325, stock of Missouri-Illinois
Railroad; decided Nov. 12, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 467-470.
([Finance decision] 3009.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3009
Missouri Paeiflc Railroad Corporation in Nebraska. Finance docket no. 6601,
bonds of Missouri Pacific Railroad Corporation in Nebraska ; decided Dec. 19,
1927 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 609-611. ( [Finance decision] 3049.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-SOIG-
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 6540, bonds of Mobile & Ohio
Railroad; [decided Nov. 23, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]+520-
522 p. ([Finance deci-sion] 3027.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3027
Montana, Wyoming and Southern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 713, Montana,
Wyoming «& Southern Railroad Company ; decided Dec. 1, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 257-285. (B-633.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-633
Mosses. No. 14827, National Association of Upholstered Furniture Manufac-
turers V. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 14, 1927; report
and order of commission on further hearing]. 1927. [1] +546-552 +iii p.
([Opinion] 12726.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12726
Nara Visa Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6558, purchase of prop-
erties ofNara Visa Telephone Company by Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Company; [decided Nov. 4, 1927; report of commis.sion]. 1927.
[1] +460-462 p. ([Finance decision] 3006.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : F-3006
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Xetc Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railuay. Finance docket no. 6450, bonds of
New Orleans. Texas & Mexico Railway : decided Nov. 12. 1927 ; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 471— i75. ([Finance decision] 3010.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, ;jc. IC 1.6/la : F-301O
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 6570. note of
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad ; decided Dec. 13. 1927 : report of
commission. [1928.] p. 579-583. ([Finance decision] 3040.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3040
Neiv York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Finance docket no. 6582. New
York, New Haven & Hartford equipment trust of 1927, no. 2 ; decided Nov.
23, 1927: report of commission. [1927.] p. 517-520. ([Finance decision]
3026.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3026-
Noiiolk and Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad. A'aluation docket no. 180, Nor-
folk and Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 18, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 771-796. (B-620.) [From I. C, C.
reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-620
Norfolk Southern Railroad. Finance ducket no. 6591, securities of Norfolk
Southern Railroad ; decided Dec. 5. 1927 : report of commission. [192S.]
p. 573-575. ([Finance decision] 3038.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Pai^er, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3038
Oakdalc and Gulf RaiUraj/. Finance docket no. 6517. abandonment of opera-
tion of line by Oakdale & Gulf Railway : [decided Nov. 17. 1927 ; report of
commission]. 1927. [l]-f 484-486 p. ([Finance decision] 3014.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC1.6/la : F-3014^
Oats. No. 19030, Fruen Grain Company r. La Crosse & Southeastern Railway
Company et al. : decided Nov. 25. 1927: report of commission. [1927.]
p. 747-748. ([Opinion] 12780.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12780
Oklahoma. New Mexico and Pacific Railicaii. Valuation docket no. 504. Okla-
homa, New Mexico and Pacific Railway Company et al. : [decided Oct. 14,
1927: report of commLssion]. 1927. [l]+394-413 p. (B-598.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 133 (volume number is incorrectly given on p. 394 as 134).]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-598
Oysters. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2492, oyster shells to. from,
and between southern and southwestern points : decided Dec. 5, 1927 : report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 53-55+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12800.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1,6/la : 12800
Paducah and Illinois Railroad. "Valuation docket no. 791, Paducah & Illinois
Railroad Company: decided Oct. 14. 1927: report of commission. [1927.]
p. 651-664. (B-614.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-614
Paper. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2966. newsprint pai>er from
Lake Charles. La., to Shreveport. La. : decided Nov. 19. 1927 : report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 543-545+ [1] p, ([Opinion] 12725.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12725
No. 17091. National Republican Publishing Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. : decided Nov. 26, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 27-28. ( [Opinion] 12790.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] ♦Pa-
per. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12790
■ No. 17194, Robert Blank v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
et al. : decided Nov. 5, 1927: reix>rt [and order] of commission. [1927.]
385-389+ii p. ([Opinion] 12706.) [Report from I. C. C. reiwrts. v. 132.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12706
No. 17195, National Association of Employing Lithographers v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : decided Dec. 15, 1927 : report
[and order of commission. [1928.] 201-213+iv p. ([Opinion] 12835.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12835
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No. 18232, Crown "Willamette Paper Company v. Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 295-298. ([Opinion] 12681.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12681
No. 18789, Dallas Paper Company v. Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 591-
593. ([Opinion] 12738.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12738
No. 18851, Sherman Paper & Box Company, Incorporated, v. Akron,
Canton & Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 18, 1927 ; re-
port [and order] of commission. [1927.] 605-611 +iii p. ( [Opinion] 12743.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12743
Passen-fjer rates. No. 19920, in matter of intrastate fares of Chicago, North
Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Company within Illinois and Wisconsin ; decided
Dec. 12, 1927: report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 165-168+ii p.
([Opinion] 12830.) [Report from I. C. C reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12830
Pennsijlvania Railroad. Finance docket no. 6152, abandonment of part of
branch by Pennsylvania Railroad Company ; decided Dec. 8, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928] p. 547-556. ([Finance decision] 3032.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3032
Pennsylvania- Tunnel and Termmal Railroad. Finance docket no. 6590, stock
of Pennsylvania Tunnel & Terminal Railroad ; decided Dec. 8, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 571-573. ([Finance decision] 3037.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3037
Petroleum. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2972, petroleum and its
products from Texas to destinations in Colorado on Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad: [decided Dec. 15, 1927; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +196-200+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12834.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12834
No. 15822, Indian Refining Compnny v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Railway Company ; decided Nov. 5, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 553-557. ([Opinion] 12727.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12727
No. 17717, Trafiic Department. Chamber of Commerce, Bradenton, Fla.,
et al. V. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ;
report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 69-72 +iii p. ([Opinion] 12806.)
[Report from I. C. C reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12806
Piling. No. 18577, Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Company v. Cincinnati,
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company et al. : [decided Dec. 6,
1927: report of commission]. 1928. [1] +146-148 p. ([Opinion] 12825.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12825
Pipe. No. 18177, Morse Dry Dock & Repair Company v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Oct. 15. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 351-354. ([Opinion] 12699.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 1.32.]
♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12699
Pipe-line coating. No. 18781, Lone Star Gas Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. : decided Nov. 25. 1927: report of commis.sion.
[1928.] p. 37-38. ([Opinion] 12793.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136]
• Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12793
Pittsburgh and Lake Ene Railroad. Finance docket no. 6579, Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie stock dividend; [decided Dec. 13, 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +584-586 p. ([Finance decision] 3012.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3042
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Raihvaif. Before Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, valuation docket no. 835. Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Com-
pany ; valuation docket no. 882, West Side Belt Railroad Company ; brief in
support of tentative valuations. 1928. cover-title, iii+80 p. t
IC 1 val. 8 : P 687/4
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Pittshurffh, Younffstoivn and Ashta'bula Railicay. Finance docket no. 6447,
bonds of Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Railway ; decided Nov. 9,
1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 475^77. ([Finance decision] 3011.)
[From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3011
Plaster. No. 18252, Colorado Portland Cement Company v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : decided Nov. 18, 1927 : report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 671-678 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12759.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12759
. No. 18638, Beaver Products Company, Incorporated, v. Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 21, 1927; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 721-722. ([Opinion] 12771.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12771
Phnnhers' supplies. No. 18839, A. Weiskittel & Sons Company i: Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; reiwrt of commission.
[1028.] p. 39-40. ([Opinion] 12794) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Pai^r, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12794
Posts. No. 16485. (sub-no. 1), Pendleton & Gilkey et al. v. Minneapolis, Red
Lake & Manitoba Railway Company et al. : decided Nov. 5, 1927 : report of
commission. [1927] p. 359-360. ( [Opinion] 12701.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12701
Potato Creek Railroad. Finance docket no. 6544, abandonment of line by Potato
Creek Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 12. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 481-483. ([Finance decision] 3013.) [From I C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3013
Potatoes. No. 16670. Arata 4S: Peters. Incorporated, v. Northern Pacific Railway
Company et al. : decided Dec. 6, 1927 : reiwrt [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 103-109+iii p. ([Opinion] 12816.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12816
No. 17262, J. Nooney & Company, Incorporated, r. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Nov. 5, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission on fur-
ther considei-ation. [1927.] 405-40S+iii p. ([Opinion] 12712.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12712
■ No. 18029, George E. Freeby n Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Nov. 18, 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927.
[11+602-604+ii P- ([Opinion] 12742.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v.
132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12742
No. 18972, Drake Produce Company v. Florida East Coast Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided Nov. 25. 1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 729-
730. ([Opinion] 12775.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12775
Pulp board. No. 17544, Celotex Company v. Akron, Canton & Youngstown Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided Nov. 22, 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[l]+4-8 p. ([Opinion] 12785.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper,
5e. IC 1.6/la : 12785
Quebracho. No. 18631, Griess Pfleger Tanning Company v. Central Vermont
Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 14, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 661-664. ([Opinion] 12755.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12755
Railroad accidents. Summary of accident investigation reports, no. 33, July-
Sept. 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Safety. 1928. iii+31 p. [Quarterly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 15c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 25c.
L. C. card A 20-942 IC 1 acci.7 : 33
Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Sept. 1927 [and 9
months ending with Sept. 1927, with quarterly summaries by roads and States,
July-Sept. 1927; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Sept. 1927. [8] p.
oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.31 : 927/9
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Railroad employees. Statistical analysis of carriers' monthly hours of sen-ice
reports covering all railroads which reported, year ending June 30, 1927,
instances in which employees were on duty for peiiods other than those
provided by Federal hours of service act, with comparative summary ef)verin.sr
years ending June 30, 1923-27; compiled by Bureau of Safety. [1927.] 57
p. oblong large 8° * Paper, 20e. (incorrectly given in publication as 10c.).
IC 1 hou. 9 : 927
Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States [including 14
switching and terminal companies] Oct. 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of
Statistics. [1927.] [4] p. il, oblong large 8° t IC 1 .ste. 25 : 927/10
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service sta-
tistics representing 166 railways and from -146 reports of pas.senger service
statistics representing 161 railways (switching and terminal companies not
included). Nov. 1927 and 1926 [and 11 months ended with Nov. 1027 and
1926; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927 [published] 1928. [2]
p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 21 : 927/11
Operating revenues and operating exi)enses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and exi>enses for
183 steam railways, including 15 switching and terminal companies, Nov.
1927 and 1926 [and] 11 months ended with Nov. 1927 and 1926; [prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Siibject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.l9 : 927/11
Opei'ating revenues and operating exi>enses of large steam railways,
selected items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000,
Nov. 1927 and 1926 [and] 11 months ended with Nov. 1927 and 1926; [pre-
pared in] Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject
to revision.] t ICl Ste. 20 ; 927/11
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Nov. 1927,
compared with Nov. 1926. for roads with annual operating revenues above
.$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] f IC 1 ste.22 ; 927/11
Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 152 reports representing 167
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included. Oct. 1927 and
1926 [and] 10 months ended with Oct. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in] Bureau
of Statistics. Oct. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] f
ICl ste.24 : 927/10
Railway Transfer Company of City of Minneapolis. Valuation docket no. 991, ,
Railway Transfer Company of City of Minneapolis; [decided Nov. 25, 1927;
report of commission]. 1927. [11+808-823 p. (B-622.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-622 .'
Rayon. No. 18575, Pacific Embroidery Company, Incorporated, -i". Erie Railroad 1
Company et al. ; decided Nov. 16, 1927 : report [and order] of commission.
[1927.1 679-680+ii p. ([Opinion] 12760.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12760 i
Rocks. No. 18227. Earl L. Reeb v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ;
decided Dec, 9. 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 91-94+ [1]
p. ([Opinion] 12812.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la ; 12812 '
Roofincj. No. 18822, Nichols Wire, Sheet & Hardware Company v. Texas &
Pacific Railway Company et al, ; decided Oct. 14, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 347-349. ([Opinion] 12697.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12697
Routing. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2919, livestock from Texas
points to Cincinnati. Ohio, Louisville, Ky., and Indianapolis, Ind. ; decided
Nov. 11, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1927.] 537-539+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 12723.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c,
IC 1.6/la : 12723
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Mural Valleij Railroad. Finance dot-ket no. 5290, deficit status of Rural Valley
Railroad ( Cowanshaunock Coal & Coke Company, owner and operator) : de-
cided Nov. 23, 1927: report of commission. [1927.1 p. 509-512. ([Finance
decision] 3024.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3024
/S7. Clair Terminal Railroad. Valuation docket no. 678, St. Clair Terminal Rail-
road Company; decided Nov. 25, 1927; reiwrt of commission. [1927.] p. 613-
a36. (B-612.) [Froml.C.C. reports. V. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-012
■St. Joseph Belt Railn-aij. Valuation docket no. 785, St. Joseph Belt Railway-
Company: decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 523-536.
(B-605.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-605
JSt. Joseph Union Depot Company. Valuation docket no. 789, Saint Jitseph
Union Depot Company: decided Oct. 14, 1927: report of commission. [1927.]
p. 537-548. (B-<J06.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-606
St. Louis and O'FaUon Railicay. Finance docket no. 3908, excess income of St.
Louis «& O'Fallon Railway Company ; finance docket no. 4026, excess income
of Manufacturers" Railway Company : approved Oct. 7, 1927 : order. 1927.
p. 321. ([Finance decision] 2972.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-2972
Same; approved Dec. 8. 1927; order. 1928. p. 611. ([Finance decision]
3050.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3050
St. Loirs. Eennett and Southeastern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 774. St.
Louis. Kennett & Southeastern Railroad Company : [decided Oct. 14. 1927 ;
report of commission]. 1927. [1] +414-429 p. (B-599.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-599
^Saltpeter. Chile. No. 19094. Peerless Ex^ilosives Company v. Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey : decided Dec. 6. 1297 [1927] ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 149-152. ([Opinion] 12826.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12826
^and. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2913, rules for constructing
rates on sand and gravel from and to points on Southern Railway and con-
necting lines; [decided Dec. 17. 1927: report and order of commission]. 1928.
[l]+21-4-218-f [1] p. ([Opinion] 12836.) [Report from I. C. C. roports. v.
136.] * Paper, 5c. * IC 1.6/la : 12836
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2943, restriction of combination
rule on sand between Kansas City. Mo., and points in Kansas and Missouri ;
decided Dec. 19, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 219-222+
[1] p. ([Opinion] 12837.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper.
5c. IC 1.6/la : 12837
Investigation and suspension docket no. 2953, molding sand from Dallas
City. 111., to Burlington and Keokuk. Iowa : [decided Nov. 14, 1927 : report
and order of commission]. 1927. [1] +540-542+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12724.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12724
No. 18592, Forcum James Lumber & Cooperage Company t'. Illinois
Central Railroad Companv ; decided Oct 14. 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 293-295. ([Opinion] 12680.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
* Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : 12680
No. 18940. M'Clain Sand Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com-
pany; decided Nov. 25, 1927: report [and order] of commission. [1928.]
47-19+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12798.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC l.O^la : 12798
8an Diego and Arizona Railicay. Finance docket no. 6583, notes of San Diego
& Arizona Railway; decided Nov. 22, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
. 523-524. ( [Finance decision] 3028.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper,
' 5c. . IC 1.6/la : F-302S
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Silk. No. 18672, Hoboken Manufacturers' Railroad Company v. Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Nov. 5, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1927.] 579-582+ ii p. ( [Opinion] 12734.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12734
Spriugfleld-Lamar Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6497, purchase of
properties of Springfleld-Lamar Telephone Company and Holly-Stonington
Telephone Company by Mountain States Telephone Sa Telegraph Company;
[decided Oct. 1, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +314^-316 p.
([Finance decision] 2969.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-2969
Steel. No. 18388, Ames Shovel «& Tool Company v. Wabash Railway Company
et al. ; decided Nov. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 659-661.
([Opinion] 12754.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12754
Steel bars. No. 19010, Chapman-Price Steel Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6. 1927; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 159-164. ([Opinion] 12829.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
*Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12829
Stock-cars. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2944, furnishing cars for
movement of livestock from points in southwest ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] p. 61-63+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12803.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12803
Stone. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2912, crushed stone from Gib-
sonburg, Maple Grove, and Woodville, Ohio, to Detroit, Rlich. ; decided Dec.
19, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 223-227 + [1] p.
([Opinion] 12838.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Pai^er, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12838
Stoves. No. 18459, Barker Bros., Incorporated, v. Michigan Central Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Oct. 15, 1927; report of commission. [1927.] p.
361-363. ([Opinion] 12702.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12702
Sul)scribers Service Telephone Company, Incorporated. Finance docket no.
6537, purchase of properties of Subscribers Service Telephone Company, In-
corporated, by Sullivan Telephone Company, Incorporated ; decided Nov. 3,
1927 ; report of commission. [1927.] p. 457-459. ([Finance decision] 3005.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3005
Sugar. No. 13569, southeastern sugar investigation ; decided Nov. 8, 1927 ;
[report and orders of commission]. [1927.] 477-513+xiii p. il. ([Opinion]
12719.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12719
Susquehanna and New York Railroad. Valuation docket no. 799, Susquehanna
and New York Railroad Company ; decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1927.] p. 67-94. (B-628.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-628
Swine. No. 18694, Chicago Live Stock Exchange r. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 9, 1927 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
99-100. ([Opinion] 12814.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] *Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12814
Tallow. No. 17811, Norton & Company v. Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 10, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1927.] p. 517-520. ([Opinion] 12721.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.]
*Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12721
No. 18237, Darling & Company v. New York Central Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Nov. IS. 1927; report and order of commission]. 1927.
[1] +568-572+ [ii] p. ([Opinion] 12731.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 132.] *Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12731
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Tank-cars. No. 18424, Phillips Petroleum Company v. Chicago, Burlington &
Quincv Railroad Company et al. ; decided Nov. 22, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928."] p. 17-18. ([Opinion] 12787.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12787
Tennessee Central Railroad. Valuation docket no. 947, Tennessee Central Rail-
road company et al. ; [decided Nov. 25. 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[2] +95-162 p. il. (B-629.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.] * Paper, 10c.
IC 1.6/la : B-629
Texas and Pacific Railway. Finance docket no. 6192, bonds of Texas & Pacific
Railwav; [decided Nov. 22, 1927; supplemental report of commission]. 1927.
[1] +502-505 p. ([Finance decision] 3021.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3021
Tionesta VaUcy Railway. Valuation docket no. 399, Tionesta Valley Railway
Company; [decided Sept. 12, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [l]+788-
819 p. (B-594.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 130.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-594
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad. Finance docket no. 6519, abandonment of
part of line bv Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Company; decided Nov. 12,
1927; report of commission. [1927.] p. 465-466. ( [Finance decision] 3008.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3008
Valuation docket no. 74, Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company; [de-
cided Nov. 18. 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +862-888 p. (B-
624.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-624
Tractors. No. 17698, Holt Company of Texas v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railwav Company; decided Oct. 14, 1927; report of commission. [1927.]
p. 329-330. aOpinion] 12689.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12689
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
no. 13413 (sub-no. 2) and (sub-no. 2-2), in matter of automatic train-stop
device of Miller Train Control Corporation on Chicago division of Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Railway ; decided Dec. 13, 1927 ; supplemental report of com-
mission. 1928. p. 139. ([Opinion] 12822.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12822
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 6-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of National Safety Appliance Company on part of Southwestern division of
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway; decided Nov. 2, 1927; report of commis-
sion. [1927.] p. 393-398. ([Opinion] 12708.) [From 1. C. C. reports, v.
132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12708
Same: no. 13413 .(sub-no. 14), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of General Railway Signal Company on portion of Knoxville division of
Louisville & Nashville Railroad; [decided Nov. 22, 1927; supplemental re-
port of commission]. 1927. [1] +646-648 p. ([Opinion] 12752.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12752
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 14-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of Union Switch & Signal Company on New Orleans & Mobile division of
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company; decided Nov. 22, 1927; report of
commission. [1927.] p. 649-658. ([Opinion] 12753.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12753
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 38), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of General Railway Signal Company on portion of St. Louis division of
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway ; decided Nov. 22, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 731-740. ([Opinion] 12776.) [From
L C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12776
Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 38-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device
of General Railway Signal Company on portion of St Louis division of
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway ; decided Nov. 22, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1927.] p. 633-642. ([Opinion] 12750.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12750
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Train service. No. 17876, Twin Cities and head of lakes joint passenger-train
service, in matter of application of Northern Pacific Railway Company, Min-
neapolis, St. Paul, & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company, and Great Northern
Railway Company for authority to establish joint passenger-train service be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth, Minn., and Superior, Wis., and to
divide earnings therefrom ; decided Nov. 5. 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission on further hearings. [1927.] 413— 118+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12714.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12714
Troy Union Railroad. Valuation docket no. 230, Troy Union Railroad Com-
pany; [decided Nov. 18, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] -+-738-754 p.
(B-61S.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-618
Vni'in Railicai/. Finance docket no. 6609, bonds of Union Railway ; decided
Dee. 13, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 587-589. ([Finance de-
cision] 3043.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3043
Union Transportation Compamj. Valuation docket no. 1029, Union Transix)rta-
tion Company; [decided Nov. 25, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1]-H
724-737 p. (B-617.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-617
Upper Merion and Plymouth Railroad. Valuation docket no. 773, Upper Merion
and Plymouth Railroad Company : decided Nov. 25, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. "[1927.] p. 637-650. (B-613.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-613
Waba-s1i Raihcaij. Finance docket no. 4659. bonds of Wabash Railway; decided
Dec. 17, 1927; supplemental report of commission. [1928.] p. 595-596.
([Finance decision] 3046.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3046
Finance docket no. 5683, bonds of Wabash Railway ; decided Dec. 17,
1927; supplemental report of commission. [1928.] p. 597-598. ([Finance
decision] 3047.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3047
Watermelons. No. 17955, Shafton Company v. Southern Pacific Company et al. ;
decided Nov. 21, 1927; report of commissicm. [1927.] p. 715-716. ([Opin-
ion] 12769.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12769
Western Maryland Railicay. Finance docket no. 6173, acquisition of control by
Western Maryland Railway Company ; decided Dec. 13, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 599-608. ([Finance decision] 3048.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. , IC 1.6/la : F-304S
Wharton and Northern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1030, Wharton and
Northern Railroad Company; [decided Oct. 14, 1927*; report of commission].
1927. [1] -+-430-148 p. (B-600.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : B-600
Wheat. No. 18534. Jonesville Milling Company r. Wabash Railway Company
et al. ; [decided Dec. 6, 1927; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +84-86 p.
([Opinion] 12810.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12810
Wheelharrotvs. No. 16888, Chattanooga Wheelbarrow Company v. Nashville,
Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway et al. ; decided Nov. 21, 1927 ; report of com-
mission on further hearing. [1927.] p. 713-714. ( [Opinion] 12768.) [From
I. C. C. reports, V. 132.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12768
Williamson and Pond Creek Railroad. Valuation docket no. 233, Williamson
and Pond Creek Railroad Company ; [decided Nov. 18. 1927 ; report of com-
mission]. 1927. [1] +564-576 p. (B-608.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 133.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-608
Wool. No. 18871, Alexander Smith »& Sons Carpet Company v. Boston & Maine
Railroad et al. ; [decided Nov. IS, 1927; report of commission]. 1927. [1] +
596-598 p. ([Opinion] 12740.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12740
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Aldine Club. In Court of Claims, no. H-216, Aldine Club v. United States;
defendant's statement of case, request for findings of fact, statutes, and
brief. [1928.] p. 71-76. t J1.13:A123/a
Al yea-Nichols Conipanij. Xos. 640 and 041, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, Alyea-
Nichols Company v. John L. Pickering, collector [of internal revenue for
southern district of Illinois ; same] v. United States, on petition for writs of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 7th circuit ; brief for respondents in
opposition. 1927. cover-title, i+18 p. $ J 1.13 :A1 97/2
Anderson, Dulin, Vamell Company, In Court of Claims, no. H-157. Anderson,
Dulin. Varnell Company v. United States; demurrer [and brief]. [1928.]
p. 13-15. t J 1.13: An 24/6
Armstrong, R. E. In circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, no. 8002,
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i+7 p. t J 1.13 :Au 76/2
Baker, Clutrles M. No. 672, in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927, Charles M.
Baker v. United States, ou petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 4th circuit : brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-
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Beatty, John W. No. 227, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Cora B. Beatty,
executrix of John W. Beatty. r. D. B. Heiner, collector of internal revenue
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writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit ; brief for re-
spondent. 1928. cover-title, i +20 p. + J 1.13 :B 38/5
Beryer Manufacturing Company. No. — , in district court for northern district
of California, southern division. United States v. Berger Manufacturings
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Boicring d Co. In Court of Claims, no. H-14, Bowring and Company v. United
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Brown, Arthur G. No. 33, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Arthur C. Brown
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California Wine Association of Xew York, Incorporated. In Coitrt of Claims,
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Cape May, X. J. In Court of Claims, no. E-618. city of Cape May, municipal
corix)ration of New Jersey, v. United States : defendant's reply to plaintiff's
request filed Dec. 16, 1927. [1928.] p. 429-431. $ J 1.13 : C 17/9
Casey. Thomas J. No. 500. in Supreme Court. Oct. ttrm. 1927, Thomas J. Casey
V. United States, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th cir-
cuit; brief for United States. 1928. cover-title, i+ie p. t J 1.13 : C 268/2
Same ; supplemental brief for United States. 1928. cover-title. 4 p. t
J 1.13 : C 268/3
Castner, Curran d Bullitt, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. D-381, Cast-
ner, Curran & Bullitt (Inc.) v. United States; defendant's counterclaim.
[1928.] p. 1-15. t J 1.13:0 279/2
Chapman, Adelaide F. No. 633, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Adelaide F.
Chapman v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court of
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J 1.13 : C 366/9
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Claussen, Niels P. No. 166, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United Statesi
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[at port of New York], on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
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Crook, R. L. No. 5143, in circuit court of appeals for 5th circuit, R. L. Crook
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revenue, on petition for review of decisions of Board of Tax Appeals; brief
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Ourran, Maurice J. No. 2172, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Oct.
term, 1926, David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue v. Maurice J.
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J 1.13 : C 936/4
Daj/ton Engineerinff Laboratories Company. No. B-429, in Court of Claims,
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company v. United States; defendant's
brief. 1927. cover-title, iii+ 155-297 p. t J 1.13 : D 337/23
Dayton Steel FoundnJ Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-393, Dayton Steel
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7-9. I J 1.13 : D 337/24
De Rondc, P., d Co., Incorporated. No. 654, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
P. De Ronde & Co., Inc., v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari
to Court of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i+11 p. $ J 1.13 : D 447/2
Donnelley, John P. No. 110, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John P. Don-
nelley V. United States, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for 9th
circuit ; memorandum for United States on reargument. 1928. cover-title,
ii-f 24 p. $ J 1.13 : D 718/8
Dreyfuss Dry Goods Company. In circuit court of appeals, 5th circuit, no. 5101,
Dreyfuss Dry Goods Company v. D. Arthur Lines, former collector of internal
revenue, upon writ of error to district court for eastern district of Louisiana ;
reply brief of appellee. 1928. cover-title, iii+30 p. $ J 1.13 : D 826
Dyer & Co. In Court of Claims, no. B-119, Dyer & Company v. United States ;
defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner, defendant's request for lieu
findings of fact, and brief. [1928.] p. 1451-92. | J 1.13 :D 988/2
Ennis Coal Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-231, Ennis Coal Company v.
United States; demuiTer [and brief]. [1928.] p. 7-9. $ J 1.13: En 62
Femald Company. In equity, no. — , in district court for northern district of
California, southern division, United States v. Fernald Company and Soule
Steel Company ; decree. 1927. cover-title, 2 p. $ J 1.13 : F 391/3
Same ; petition. 1927. cover-title, 7 p. | J 1.13 : F 391/2
Fidelity Warehouse Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-128, Fidelity Ware-
house Company v. United States; demurrer [and brief]. [1928.] p. 11-13. t
J 1.13 :F 448/17
Galveston, Harrishurg and San Antonio Railroad. In Court of Claims, no.
A-227, Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad Company v. United
States; defendant's request for findings of fact, and brief on resubmission.
[1928.] p. 43-^4. t J 1.13 : G 139/10
• In Court of Claims, no. C-263, Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Railroad Company v. United States ; defendant's request for findings of fact ,
and brief on resubmission. [1928.] p. 32-34. $ J 1.13 : G 139/11 '
Gil)son, Mrs. Kate V. United States circuit court of api)eals for 2d circuit, com-
missioner of internal revenue vs. Honoro Gibson Pelton, as executrix of Kate
Viola Gibson, petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals;
transcript of record. 1928. cover-title, i+ 22 p. large 8" % J 1.13 :G 358
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Ooodyear Tire and Ru'b'ber Company, Incorporated. No. 159, in Supreme Court,
Oct. term, 1927, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc., v. United States, on
writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States. 1928. cover-
title, ii+17 p. $ J 1.13 : G 639/7
Orosfield, John A. No. 62, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, John A. Gros-
fleld and Richard Caplis v. United States, on certificate from circuit court
of appeals for 6th circuit; brief on behalf of United States on reargument.
1928. cover-title, i+22 p. $ J 1.13 : G 912/2
Hamilton. Ashton. No. 2192, in circuit court of appeals for 1st circuit, Ashton
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cover-title, ii+26 p. large 8" J J 1.13 : H 18/5
Hendricks, Harmon W. Transcript of record, circuit court of appeals for 2d
circuit, David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue, vs. Harmon W.
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cover-title, 18 p. large 8" J J 1.13 : H 384/4
Hohoken Manufacturers' Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
docket no. 18672, Hoboken Manufacturers' Railroad Company v. Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; reply of complainant and
Secretary of War, intervener, to defendants' petition for reargument and
modification of decision and order of division 1. 1928. cover-title, 20 p. %
J 1.13 : H 653/4
Hoffman, B. F., Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. E-463, B. F. Hoffman,
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Hope Forge and Machine Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-549, Hope Forge
L^ Machine Company v. United States; defendant's motion for new trial.
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Hugger Brothers. In Court of Claims, no. E-347, Robert Hugger and Emil S.
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J 1.13 : H 873
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company. No. B-426, in Court of Claims, Hyatt Roller
Bearing Company v. United States ; defendant's brief. 1927. cover-title,
iii-f 155-297 p. $ J 1.13 : H 996/2
Indian Motor Cycle Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-49, Indian Motor
Cycle Company v. United States; defendant's brief. [1928.] p. 91-104. %
J 1.13 : In 2/23
Jackson, Vera. In Court of Claims, no. E-158, Vera Jackson v. United States;
defendant's motion for new trial, amendment of findings of fact, and brief
thereon. [1928.] p. 55-65. t J 1.13: J 139/3
Jacquard, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. H-217, Jacquard, Inc., v.
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Jenkins, Ro'bert H. In Court of Claims, no. F-382, Safe Deposit & Trust
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Johnson, Robert W. No. E-375, in Court of Claims, Robert W. Johnson, jr.,
John S. Johnson, and Evangeline B. Johnson, beneficiaries under will of
Robert Wood Johnson, v. United States; brief for United States. 1928.
cover-title, i-f 55-72 p. $ J 1.13 : J 636
Kaufman, Harry 8., Limited. No. 5181, in circuit court of appeals for 5th
circuit, Nov. tenn, 1927, Harry S. Kaufman (Ltd.) v. David H. Blair, com-
missioner of internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of
Tax Appeals; brief for commissioner of internal revenue. 1928. cover-title,
ii+64 p. I J 1.13 : K 162/8
Kirly, Fred M. No. 184, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Fred M. Kirby v.
United States; on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United
States. 1928. cover-title, i-f 13 p. $ J 1.13 : K 631/7
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Komhauser, Samuel J. No. 162, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Samuel J.
Kornhauser v. United States ; on writ of certiorari to Court of Claims ; brief
for United States. 1928. cover-title, 1+24 p. $ J 1.13 : K 842/4
Ktilm, N. Dak. In Court of Claims, no. H-55, First National Bank of Kulm,
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Lacquer and Chemical Corporation. No. 635, in Supreme Court, Oct. term,
1927, Lacquer & Chemical Corporation v. Chester P. Mills, Federal prohibi-
tion administrator for 2d district of New York, David H. Blair, commissioner
[of internal revenue], et al., on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 2d circuit; brief for respondents in opposition. 1928. cover-
title, i+14 p. $ J 1.18 : L 119/5
Langley, William C. In Court of Claims, no. D-882. George F. Benedict, as
sole surviving trustee of William C. Langley, v. United States ; brief for
defendant. [1928.] p. 51-59. t J 1.13 : L 266/2
Lash's Products Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-412, Lash's Products
Company v. United States; defendant's answer in resistance to plaintiff's
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Lavenstein Corporation. No. 2672, in circuit court of appeals for 4th circuit,
Lavenstein Corporation v. David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue,
on petition for review of decision of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for com-
missioner of internal revenue. 1928. cover-title, ii+41 p. t J 1.13 : L 387
Lincoln, Mrs. Eudora K. [No.] F-200, in Court of Claims, Charles K. Lincoln,
administrator of Eudora Knox Lincoln, v. United States ; defendant's request
for findings of fact and brief. 1928. cover-title, i+21-34 p. %
J 1.13 : L 638/9
MaoArthur Brothers Company. In Court of Claims, no. D-547, MacArthur
Brothers Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to commissioner's
report and brief. [1928.] p. 39-50. $ J 1.13 :M 118/6
Maney, Anna M. No. 686, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Anna Marie
Maney v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court
of appeals for 7th circuit; brief for United States. 1927. cover-title,
i-f 18 p. I J 1.13 : M 318/4
Manzi, Mrs. Amalia. No. 204, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United
States V. Amalia Manzi, on writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
1st circuit; brief for United States. 1928. cover-title, i+10 p. t
J 1.18 : M 819/12
Matthiessen, F. W., jr. In Court of Claims, no. F-333, F. W. Matthiessen, jr., v.
United States ; defendant's answer to plaintiff's motion for new trial and
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Metropolitan Business College. No. 3969, in circuit court of appeals for 7th
circuit, Oct. term, 1927, Metropolitan Business College v. David H. Blair, com-
missioner of internal revenue, on petition to review decision of Board of Tax
Appeals; brief for respondent. 1927. cover-title, i+47 p. large 8° $
J 1.18 : M 567/3
Miller, Albert, d Co. In Court of Claims, no. B-121, Albert Miller, E. Percy
Miller, and G[F]. H. Hallock, copartners trading under firm name and style
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Miller, Herman. No. 665, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Herman Miller v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 8th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i+19 p. $ J 1.13 : M 614/4
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Miller, T. A., Lumber Company. No. 8026, in circuit court of appeals for 8th
circuit, United States v. T. A. Miller, doing business as T. A. Miller Lumber
Company, in error to district court for western district of Missouri ; brief for
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Mouquin, Louis C. No. 669, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States
ex rel. Louis C. Mouquin v. William C. Hecht, as United States marshal, etc.,
on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ;
brief for respondent in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+8 p. t
J 1.13 : M 865
National City Bank of Seattle. No. 655, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927,
National City Bank of Seattle v. United States, on petition for writ of cer-
tiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States in opposition. 1928.
cover-title, i+9 p. t J 1.13 :Se 18/4
Kechay, Steve. No. 642, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Steve Nechay v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 6th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i+6 p. $ J 1.13 : N 28
Nevada County NatTOio Gauge Railroad. No. F-222, in Court of Claims, Ne-
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objections to plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant's request for
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New Departure Manufacturing Company. No. B-430, in Court of Claims, New
Departure Manufacturing Company v. United States ; defendant's brief. 1927.
cover-title, iii+155^297 p. $ J1.13:N42d/2
Nigro, Frank. No. 600, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Frank Nigro v.
United States, on certificate from circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit ; brief
for United States. 1928. cover-title, ii+93 p. t J 1.13 : N 568
Nitro Chemical Corporation. In Court of Claims, no. H-201, Nitro Chemical
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Northwest Shoe Finders Credit Bureau. In equity, no. 579, in district court for
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Shoe Finders Credit Bureau et al. ; decree. 1928. cover-title, 6 p. $
J 1.13 : N 819/4
Paste, J. R. In Court of Claims, no. D-788, J. R. Poste v. United States ; de-
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Reilhj, Ursula S. In Court of Claims, no. F-113, Ursula S. Reilly [et al.] v.
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Remy Electric Company. No. B-427, in Court of Claims, Remy Electric Com-
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Richards, Clifton L. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, United
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of Oklahoma ; brief for plaintiff in error. 1927. cover-title, i+19 p. t
J 1.13 : R 39/2
Rosenthal, A. S., Company. In Court of Claims, no. H-90, A. S. Rosenthal Com-
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Ruhio, Paul. Nos. 650 and 651, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Paul Rubio
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petitions for writs of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ;
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' J1.13:R825
Ruth Iron Company. No. 334, in circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, Dec.
term, 1927, Ruth Iron Company v. David H. Blair, commissioner of internal
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Sample, 8. O., Company, Lim^ited. No. 5211, iu cixxuit court of appeals for
Sth circuit, S. G. Sample Company, Ltd., v. commissioner of internal revenue ;
brief for respondent. 1928. cover-title, ii+26 p. t J1.13:Sa47
Santee Indians. No. 596, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Sissetou and
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Shof stall Hay and Grain Company. In Court of Claims, no. B-120, Sliofstall
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Siegel, A. J. No. 319, in circuit court of appeals for 8tli circuit, Annie L. Siegel
and St. Louis Union Trust Company, executors of A. J. Siegel, v. David H.
Blair, commissioner of internal revenue, on petition for review of decision of ■
Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for commissioner of internal revenue. 1927.
cover-title, i+32 p. t J 1.13 : Si 15/6 |
Standard Steel Car Company. In Court of Claims, no. A-307, Standard Steel I
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Stewart, Frank H., Electric Company. In Court of Claims, no. F-299, Frank H.
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Sullivan, Scuddy W. No. 5186, in circuit court of appeals for 5tli circuit, United
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trict of Florida; brief for United States. 1928. cover-title, ii+26 p. t
J 1.13 : Su 50
Sunft d Co. No. 181, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Swift & Company
et al. and Armour & Company et al. v. United States, on certificate from
Court of Appeals of District of Columbia ; brief for United States on reargu-
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Tayg Brothers d Moorehead. In equity, no. 847, in district court for district
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iii +109 p. $ J 1.13 :T 128
Tucker, W. C. United States circuit court of appeals for 8th circuit, W. C.
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for defendant in error. 1928. cover-title, ii+20 p. $ J 1.13 : T 799/5
Union Land and Timher Company. In Court of Claims, [no.] E-606, Union
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Wabash Railway. In Court of Claims, no. C-o47, Wabash Railway Company v.
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Wheeling Tile Company. No. 2684, circuit court of appeals, 4th circuit. Wheel-
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Yankton Indians. In Court of Claims, no. D-546, Yankton Sioux tribe of
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Same ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner filed Dec. 1, 1927.
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Borneo. South coast of Borneo, Pulu Laut to Tanjung Selatan, from Nether-
lands Government charts to 1927 ; chart 3099. Natural scale 1 : 201,022 at lat.
4° 10'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Nov. 1927. 29.9X42.7 in. 1 60c.
N 6.18 : 3099
Brazil. East coast of Brazil, Itacolomis Reef to Rio de Janeiro, compiled from
latest information; chart 1331. Natural scale 1:909,659 at lat. 21°. Wash-
ington, Hydrographic Office, published May 1893, 33d edition, Jan. 1928.
40 X 33.8 in. t 60c. N 6.18 : 1331
Buenos Aires, Argentina. Port of Buenos Aires, Argentina, from Argentine sur-
veys to 1920; chart 2450. Scale naut. m.=2 in., natural scale 1:36,584.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1907, 9th edition, Dec. 1927.
40 X 27.8 in. f 40c. N 6.18 : 2450
Central America. East coast of Central America and north coast of Colombia,
Cabo Gracias a Dios to Puerto Colombia, compiled from latest information;
chart 945. Natural scale 1:952,808 at lat. 12°. Washington, Hydrographic
Office, published Oct. 1885, 69th edition, Jan. 1928. 31.8X46.4 in. t 60c.
N 6.18 : 945
Cori/nto, Nicaragua. Approaches to Corinto Harbor, west coast of Nicaragua,
from surveys by U. S. S. Ranger, Vicksburg, and Buffalo, between 1884 and
1913, with additions to 1927, scale naut, m.=4.1 in., natural scale 1:18,383;
Corinto Harbor, scale 500 yds.=2 in., natural scale 1 : 9,099 ; chart 2604.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Dec. 1913, 10th edition, Dec.
1927. 33X26.6 in. f 40c. N 6.18: 2604
England, east coast. North Foreland to Orfordness, including entrance to the
Thames, from latest British surveys ; chart 4444. Natural scale 1 : 146,624 at
lat. 51° 45'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published June, 1915, 16tb
edition, Jan. 1926 [reprint with corrections, 1927]. 25.7X32.8 in. t 30c.
N 6.18 : 4444
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Gambia River entrance, west coast of Africa, from British surveys between
1826 and 1914, entrance to Banjala Creek from French chart of 1913 ; with
inset, Bathurst, from British survey in 1898 ; chart 2235. Natural scale
1:87,948. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Aug. 1905, 4th edi-
tion, Dec. 1927. 25.8X33.2 in. t 30c. N 6.18: 2235
Hakodate Wan, Hokushu, south coast, Japan, from Japanese surveys to 1924,
scale naut. m.=3.6 in., natural scale 1 : 20,200 ; Hakodate Ko, scale 500 yds.=
1.8 in., natural scale 1 : 10,000 ; chart 2291. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published May, 1906, 6th edition, Nov. 1927. 25.7X40.3 in. t 50c.
N 6.18 : 2291
Kattegat, entrance to the Baltic, from latest Danish and Swedish surveys [with
plans of harbors] ; chart 4852. Natural scale 1 : 286,130 at lat. 57°. Wash-
ington, Hydrographic Office, published Apr. 1915, 13th edition, Jan. 1928.
38.2 X 25.3 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 4852
Annolt Harbor.
Frederikshavn.
Osterby Harbor.
Skagen Harbor.
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters, Feb. 1928; chart 3500.
Scale 1° long.=0.7 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.24: 928/2
Note. — Contains on reverse : Graphical charts for obtaining corrections to observed
altitude of the moon.
■ Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Mar, 1928; chart 2603. Scale 1° long.=
0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928. 22.6X31 in.
[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.17 : 928/3
NoTB. — Contains on reverse : Graphical charts for obtaining corrections to observed
altitude of the moon.
• Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Feb. 1928; chart 1400. Scale 1°
long.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928. 23.2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c.
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altitude of the moon.
- Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Mar. 1928; chart 1401. Scale 1"
long.=0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928. 23.7X35.3
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.16 : 928/3
Note. — Contains on reverse : Current chart of eastern north Pacific Ocean, March,
April, and May.
Pilot chart of south Atlantic Ocean, Mar.-May, 1928 ; chart 2600. Scale
1° long.=0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928. 23X31.9
in. [Quarterly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.20 ; 928/1
Note. — Contains on reverse : Great circle sailing chart of south Atlantic Ocean.
Pilot chart of south Pacific Ocean, Mar.-May, 1928; chart 2601. Scale
1° long,=0.2 in, Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 17, 1928. 21.2X35.5
in. [Quarterly, Certain portions of the data are furnished bv the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. ^ N 6.21: 928/1
Note. — Contains on reverse : Great circle sailing chart of south Pacific Ocean.
Red Sea [with plans of harbors], sheet 4; chart 2815. Natural scale 1: 696,000
at lat. 17°. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Dec. 1912, 7th edi-
tion, Dec. 1927. 27X33 in. 1 40c, N 6.18: 2815
Gizan, from British surveys to 1926.
Nohud, Khor.
Nowarat, Khor, from British survey in 1876.
Village Bay, Disei I.
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St. John Harbor and approaches, New Brunswick, Canada, from Canadian
Government surveys to 1925, Courtney Bay to Black Point from British
survey in 1844; chart 149. Scale 500 yds.=1.5 in., natural scale 1:12,155.
Washington. Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1884, 33d edition, Nov. 1927.
39.1X80.1 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 149
Sumatra, west coast, Benkulen to Sunda Strait, including Mega and Engano
(Telanjang) islands, from Netherland surveys between 1918 and 1920 ; chart
3124. Natural scale 1 : 498,114 at lat. 5°. Washington, Hydrographic Office.
Dec. 1927. 26.1X39.1 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 3124
NAVAL OBSEIBVATOEY
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Contents. — Results of observations with 6-inch transit circle, 1909-18, reduced
under duection of J. C. Hammond ; discussed by J. C. Hammond and C. B. Watts.
Same. (H. doc. 321, 69th Cong. 1st sess.)
RECRUITING BUREAU
[Poster'\ 299. [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York, Nov. 11, 1927.]
14X17 in. [Title is: Bull dogs at sea.] t N 17.23/1 : 299
ORDNANCE BUREAU
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279. t
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stores and material. Jan. 3, 1928. vH-41 p. 12° [Quarterly.] t
N 20.6/3: 928/1
Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
commanding officers, and commandants 304; Dec. 1, 1927. [1927.] p. 10211-
234 -(-leaves 10234 a-m, 12" [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in
Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922.] $ N 20.7/1 : 304
Same 305; Jan. 2, 1928. [1928.] p. 10235-268 -f leaves 10268 a-g, 12"
[Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in Manual of Supply Cori)s,
Navy, 1«22.] t N 20.7/1 : 305
PAN AMERICAN UNION
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D. C.
Bulletin {English edition). Bulletin of Pan American Union, Jan. 1928; [v. 62,
no. 1]. [1928.] iv-f- 1-116 p. il. [Monthly. For price, see note above under
center head.]
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Same. (H. doc. 60, pt. 1, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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BuUetin (English edition) — (Continued.
Same, [title-page and index to] v. 61, Jau.-Dec, 1927. 1928. [l]+xix p.
AR 1.6 : e 61/t. p. & Ind.
Same. (H. doc. 593, 69th Coiig. 2d sess.)
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Hygiene. Bsta su nino preparado para ir a la escuela? [por James Frederick
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de 1927.) [Del Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Noviembre y Diciembre,
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Rivera, Padre Juan A. Diary of Padre Juan Antonio Rivera [covering years
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Nazareno, Mexico City]. [1927.] [1]+10 p. (Pan American miscellany no.
9.) [From Bulletin, Dec. 1927. From Mexican magazine, Jan.-June, 1927,
Mexico City.] t Paper, 5c. AR 1.27 : e 9
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PANAMA CANAL
Note. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervi-
sion of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Accounts. Classification of accounts no. 5, effective July 1, 1927. Panama
Canal Press, Mount Hope, C. Z., 1927. 40 p. [Supersedes Classification of
accounts no. 4, effective Apr. 1, 1922.] t W 79.7: 5
Panama Canal record, v. 21, no. 22-25 ; Jan. 4r-25, 1928. Balboa Heights, C. Z.
[1928]. p. 291-346. [Weekly.]
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and $1.00 foreign (single issues 2c.), except in the case of Government departments
and bureaus. Members of Congress, representatives of foreign Governments, steamship
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Tide, moon, and sunrise tables, Panama (Balboa), [calendar year] 1928.
Panama Canal Press, Mount Hope, C. Z., 1927. 19 p. 24° [From Tide tables,
1928, issued by Coast and Geodetic Survey.] $ W 79.2 :T 43/5
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Medical Association of Isthmian Canal Zone. Proceedings of Medical Asso-
ciation of Isthmian Canal Zone, 1921-26. Panama Canal Press. Mount Hope,
C. Z., 1927. V. 14, 133 p. 8 pi. [During 1921-26 the printing of the Proceed-
ings was continued. This number, v. 14, covers the period 1921-26, and con-
tains a few of the papers read before the Medical Society during those years,
and references to the papers known to be publisihed elsewhere.] t
W 79.12/6 : 14
Note. — Includes Blackleg on Canal Zone ; [by] Lewis B. Bates. — Parasitic index of
school children of Panama City ; [by] Fred C. Caldwell. — Some anthropometric data col-
lected from local autopsy records [with list of references ; by] Herbert C. Clark. —
Infantile beri-beri in Panama, preliminary report ; [by] Leland S. Chapman. — Maritime
quarantine policy of The Panama Canal ; [by] William C. Rucker. — Preliminary analysis
of treatment of lepers at Palo Seco with ethyl esters of fatty acids of chaulmoogra oil ;
[by] Philip Horwitz. — Review of smallpox treated in Ancon Hospital and discussion
regarding its differential diagnosis and eradication from Panama and Colon ; [by]
Roland C. Connor. — Studies in chemistry of blood, some normal values of blood sugar
in the tropics ; [by] J. E. Jacob and J. R. McLavy. — Preliminary report on investigation
of sugar content of human blood in the tropics with special reference to Canal Zone ;
[by] Wesley C. Cox and James E. Jacob. — Mortality of intestinal obstruction, study of
150 cases coming to operation or autopsy [with list of references ; by] Howard K.
Tuttle. — Hemorrhagic bronchopneumonia resembling pneumonic plague due to bacillus
of B. mucosus capsulatus group ; [by] Lewis B. Bates and Samuel D. Avery. — Tuber-
culous infection of tonsils and adenoids [with bibliography ; by] V. H. Cornell.—
Physiology and technic of spinal anesthesia ; [by] J. M. Bryant. — Kahn precipitation
test, preliminary report ; [by] S. D. Avery.
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PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
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Alien property. Executive order authorizing Alien Property Custodian to sell
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1928.] [2] p. f° ([No. 4790.]) t Pr 30.5 : Al 42/47
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zona from settlement, etc., pending resurvey of said townships]. Jan. 23,
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Bame, Thomas. Executive order [authorizing restoration of Thomas Baine to
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Bishop, Mrs. Dorothy T. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Mrs.
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Anna Polk Boush as clerk in Treasury Department]. Jan. 13, 1928. 1 p. f°
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How to order palilicationis — See infoi'iijjttion followiiigr Contents
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Idaho. Executive order, Idaho [withdrawing certain public land in Idaho
from settlement, etc., for use by Department of Commerce in maintenance
of air navigation facilities]. Jan. 19, 1928. 1 p. f (No. 4796.) t
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Krotoshinsky, Abraham. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Abra-
ham Krotoshinsky to appropriate position in Executive civil service]. Dec.
16,1927. 1 p. f" (No. 4783.) t Pr 30.5 :K 928
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AgricruHure Department. Eradication of pink bollworm of cotton, supplemental
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LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION
Bonds of United States. Caveat list of United States registered bonds and
notes, Jan. 3, 1928. [1928.] 68 p. f» [Monthly.] t T 26.7: 928/]
Money. Circulation statement of United States money, Dec. 31, 1927. 1928.
1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] t
L. C. card 10-21267 T 26.5 : 928/1
MINT BUREAU
Money. World's monetary stocks, and production and consumption of gold and
silver [calendar years 1925 and 1926]. 1927. [1] -1-222-239 p. [From Report,
1927.] t T 28.1/a : M 74/3/927
PROHIBITION BUREAU
Narcotics. Extracts from report of commissioner of prohibition, 1927, in regard
to enforcement of narcotic laws. [1928.] 14 p. t T54.1/a:N165
Opium. RegTilations 5 relating to importation, manufacture, production, com-
pounding, gale, dispensing, and giving away of opium or coca leaves, their
salts, derivatives, or preparations thereof, under act of Dec. 17, 1914, as
amended by sec. 703 and 704 of revenue act of 1926, act of Jan. 22 and Mar.
3, 1927, and under sec. 705 of revenue act of 1926, internal revenue-prohibition
narcotic regulations, joint narcotic regulations made by commissioner of
internal revenue and commissioner of prohibition with approval of Secretary
of Treasury, effective Jan. 1, 192[8]. 1927. viii+95 p. [These R^idations
embrace the substance of internal revenue Regulations 35, revised, approved
Nov. 24, 1919.] * Paper, 15c.
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Traffic in opium and other dangerous drugs, year ended June 30, 1927,
report by Crvernment of United States. 1928. [l]-|-30 p. * Paper. 5c.
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Hov»- to ordei" publications — See iiilomiation folIoTving: Contents
Janxjaby, 1928 513
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Colds. Common colds; by W. C. Rucker. Edition of 1927. 1927. [l]+4 p.
(Supplement 30 to Public health reports.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26018 T 27.6/2 : 30/3
Goiter. Endemic goiter in Oregon; by Robert Oleson. 1927. ii+18 p. il.
(Reprint 1189.) [From Public health reports, Nov. 18, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 27-27879 T 27.6/a : 1189
Health hoards. State and insular health authorities, 1927, directory, with data
as to appropriations and publications. 1927. [l]+23 p. (Reprint 1188.)
[From Public health reports, Nov. 11, 1927.] * Paper, 5c,
L. C. card 24-26996 T 27.6/a : 1188
Nerjrocs. Mortality among negroes in United States [with list of references],
by Mary Gover : with introduction by Edgar Sydenstricker. June, 1927, [pub-
lished] 1928. Ti+63 p. il. (Public health bulletin 174.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 28-26033 T 27.12 : 174
Paris green. Moist sand method of applying paris green for destruction of
subsurface-feeding mosquito larvae ; by T. H. D. Griffitts. 1927. ii+5 p.
(Reprint 1186.) [From Public health reports, Nov. 4, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26027 T 27.6/a : 1186
Pellagra in Mississippi flood area, report of inquiry relating to prevalence of
pellagra in area affected by overflow of the Mississippi and its tributaries in
Teunesste, Aikansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana in spring of 1927; by Joseph
Goklberger and Edgar Sydenstricker. 1927. [1] -r20 p. (Reprint 1187.)
[From Public health reports, Nov. 4, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26026 T 27.6/a : 1187
Public health reports, v. 43, no. 1-4 ; Jan. 6-27, 1928. 1928. [xvi] +1-257 p. il.
1 pi. [Weekly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription,
$2.75.
L. C. card &-25167 T 27.6 : 43/1-4
Special aeticles. — No. l. 8th Pan American Sanitary Conference [Lima, Peru, Oct.
12-20, 1927], official report of resolutions adopted. — Food of cullcine larvae, food or-
ganisms in pure culture [with list of references] ; by M. A. Barber. — No. 2. Mortality
imong negroes in United States. — Scarlet fever, its prevention and control, revision
of Supplement 21 to Public health reports, Nov. 27, 1914, by J. W. Schereschewsky ;
revised Dec. 1927, by R. E. Dyer. — Current world prevalence of disease, review of
monthly epidemiological report of Health Section of League of Nations' Secretariat,
Nov. 15, 1927. — No. 3. How to give artificial respiration by prone pressure method. —
Resurvey of eiyJemlc tbyroid enlargement in Cincinnati ; by Robert Oleson. — Court
decLsiions relating to public health. — -No. 4. Prevalence of smallpox in United States. —
Oxygen demand of polluted waters, running water Is not always pure. — Experimental
black tongue of dogs and its relation to pellagra [with list of references] ; by Joseph
Goldberger and G. A. Wheeler.
Note. — This publication is distributed gratuitously to State and municipal health
officers, etc.. by the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service, Treasury Depart-
ment. Others desiring these reports may obtain them from the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington, D. C, at the prices stated above.
PiiMications. Some Public Health Service publications suitable for general
distribution. 1927. [1]+13 p. (Reprint 1192.) [From Public health re-
ports. Dec. 2, 1927.1 * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 2S-2606U T 27.6/a ; 1192
R^ral health .vernier. Cooperative rural health work of Public Health Service,
fiscal year 1927; by L. L. Lumsden. 1927. [l]+53 p. il. (Reprint 1184.)
[From Public health reports. Oct. 21. 1927.] * Paper. 10c.
L. C. card 24-27521 T 27.6/a : 1184
Vrviver.^ity in relation to public health; by J. W. Kerr. 1927. [11+8 p. (Re-
print 1190.) [From Public health reports. Nov. 25. 1927.] * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 2^26020 T 27.6/a : 1190
Vwus. Amendment 1 to paragraphs 72 and 73 of Regulations for sale of viruses,
serums, toxins, and analogous products [in Di.strict of Columbia and inter-
state traSie in said articles, prepared by board consisting of surgeon general
of Army, surgeon general of Navy, and surgeon general of Public Health
Service] : approved Aug. 1, 1923. 1928. 1 p. t T 27.17 : 10/2/amdt. 1
llovr to order publications — See information follOTvlngr Contents
514 January, 1928
Water pollution. Oxygen demand of polluted waters : 1, Bibliographical, criti-
cal review [witli list of references], 2, Experimental, rate of deoxygeuation ;
by Emery J. Theriault. July, 1927. x+185 p. il. (Public health bulletin
173.) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 27-27877 T 27.12 : 173
VENEREAL DISEASES DIVISION
Venereal disease information. Venereal disease information, issued by Public
Health Service for use in its cooperative work with State health departments,
V. S, no. 12; Dec. 20, 1927. 1927. [l]+487-519+xi p. [Monthly.] * Paper,
5c. single copy. 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c.
L. C. card 2.3-26719 T 27.26 : 8/12
Special .ujticles. — Syphilitic eye tragedies and their prevention ; by John Green. —
Comparison of results of Kahn and Wassermann tests, summary of published reports ;
by Louise Endicott. — Author index [and] Subject index for v. S, 1927.
Same. v. 9, no. 1; Jan. 20, 1928. 1928. [l]+l-44+ii p. il. [Monthly.]
T 27.26 : 9/1
Special article. — Venereal disease among Coast Guard personnel ; by W. W. King.
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES
Paper money. Monthly statement, paper currency of each denomination out-
standing Dec. 31, 1927. Jan. 3, 1928. 1 p. oblong 24° t T 40.8 : 927/12
VETERANS' BUREAU
Medical iuUctin. United States Veterans" Bureau medical bulletin, v. 4, no. 2,
Feb. 1928; B. W. Carr, editor. 1928. X+S7-202 p. il. 4 p. of pi. [Monthly.]
* Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.15.
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SPECIAL ARTICLES. — Physiotherapeutic movements, self-administered, for chronic
cardiovascular degenerations [with list of references ; by] John R. McDill.-^Adminis-
tratiou of medical department of regional office ; [by] Henry A. Smith. — Treatment of
neurosyphilis with tertian malaria [with list of references ; by] R. L. Harris. — Diag-
nosis of chronic epidemic encephalitis [with list of references ; by] Clarence H. Den-
ser.— Exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis ; [by] Marshall L. McClung. — Importance of
history taking in pulmonary tuberculosis [with list of references; by] B. Sullivan. — -
Prostatitis as focus of infection, especial reference to influence of treatment on low
back pain ; [by] E. D. Simpson. — Nature and diagnostic value of acetic anhydride-
sulphuric acid test (Boltz test) in cerebrospinal fluid [with list of references ; by]
N. Novick. — Social work in Veterans' Bureau tuberculosis hospitals ; [by] Cordelia
Higgins Stern. — Importance of adjunct dental treatment; [by] Lionel V. Swift. —
Tuberculosis, chronic, head of humerus, bilateral ; [by] P. P. Haslitt, — Neuropsychia-
tric disease, with history of onset following exposure to tetraethyl lead [and with list
of references ; by] Paul E. Reynolds. — Standardization of clinical laboratory work in
hospitals and regional offices : Spinal fluid. — Educational advantages to psychiatric
nurse in attending clinical staff conferences ; [by] Mabel A. Gray. — Notes on cases
treated by physiotherapy ; [by] Gertrude Scott and Walter A. Monnich. — Therapeutic
value of leather work in mental hospital ; [by] Charlotte Duncan.
Sputum. Standardization of clinical laboratory work in hospitals and regional
oflSces : Examination of sputum ; compiled by Philip B. Matz. 1928. [1]+10
p. (Clinical bulletin 20.) [From United States Veterans' Bureau medical
bulletin, v. 4, no. 1.] t VB 1.15: 20
WAR DEPARTMENT
A7-mi/ regulations, t Adjutant General's Department.
Note. — The Army regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-leaf
binders. The names of such of the more important administrative subjects as may
seem appropriate, arranged in proper sequence, are numbered in a single series, and
each name so numbered constitutes the title and number of a pamphlet containing cer-
tain administrative regulations pertaining thereto. Where more than one pamphlet is
required for the administrative regulations pertaining to any such title, additional
pamphlets wU be issued in a separate sub-series.
1-10. Army regulations : List of current pamphlets and changes, distribution ;
Jan. 3, 1928. [1928.] 16 p. [Supersedes AR 1-10, July 2, 1927.]
W 1.^/1: 1-10/12
5-300. Assistant Secretary of War : Procurement of supplies, Interbranch procure-
ment; Nov. 30, 1927. [1927.] 7 p. W 1.6/1: 5-300
Ho^v to order publications— See inforiuatlon followingr Contents
January, 1928
515
35-860.
35-1400. Same : Pay and
[1927.] 2 p.
Army regulations — Continued.
30-455. Quartermaster Corp.s : Branding and registration of public animals ; Dec. 31,
191.'7. [1928.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 30-455, Apr. 2, 1924]
W 1.6/1 : 30-455/2
30-1075. Same : Operation of motor vehicles, Changes 1 ; Dec. 16, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/2 : 30-1075/ch. 1
30-1660. Same: Refrigeration, Changes 1; Dec. 31, 1927. [1927.] 3 p.
W 1.6/2 : 30-1660/2/ch. 1
30-2210. Same: Rations, Changes 1; Dec. 31, 1927. [1927.] 2 p.
W 1.6/2 : 30-2210/2/ch. 1
Finance Department : Fiscal features of interbranch procurements ; Dec. 31,
1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-860, Jan. S, 1924.]
W 1.6/1 : 35-860/4
allowances during authorized absences ; Dec. 31, 1927.
[Supersedes AR 35-1400, June 21, 1926.]
W 1.6/1 : 35-1400/3
35-3420. Same: Pay and allowances. Organized Reserves, Changes 1; Dec. 31. 1927.
[1927.] 2 p. W 1.0/2 : 35-3420/ch. 1
35--i540. Same : Reimbursement of traveling expenses of enlisted men ; Dec. 31, 1927.
[1927.] 3 p. [Supersedes AR 35-4540, Aug. 30, 1926.]
W 1.6/1 : 35-4540/3
35-4820. Same : Mileage, travel expenses, and travel pay on discharge of officers and
of others entitled to same traveling allowance. Changes 1 ; Dec. 31. 1927.
[1927.] 2 p. W 1.6/2 : 3.5-4820/ch. 1
35-6560. Same : Receipt, shipment, and Issue of property. Changes 2 ; Dec. 31, 1927.
[1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 35-6560, Changes 1. Oct. 11, 1926.)
■VT 1.6/2 : 35-6560/ch. 2
40-:105. Medical Department : Standards of physical examination for entrance into
Regular Army, National Guard, and Organized ReservfS. Changes 2 ; Dec.
31, 1927. [1927.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 40-105, Changes 1, Aug. 31,
1926.] W 1.6/2 : 40-105 /2/ch. 2
40-2050. Same : Veterinary service, remount purchasing boards. Changes 1 ; Dec. 31,
1927. 1928. 1 p. W 1.6/2 : 40-20o0/ch. 1
40-2075. Same: Phvsical examination of animals. Changes 2; Dec. 31. 1927. 1928.
1 p. [Supersedes AR 40-2075, Feb. 9. 1927.] W 1.6/2 : 40-20T5/ch. 2
Posts, camps, and stations: Commanding officer. Changes 1; Dec. 1, 1927.
[1927.] 4 p. W 1.6/2: 210-70 /2/ch. 1
Documents : Secret, confidential, and for official use only. Changes 1 ; Dec.
31, 1927. 1928. 1 p. W 1.6/2 : 330-5/2/ch. 1
Militarv education : Air Corps Primary Flying School ; Dec. 30, 1927. [1927.]
2 p. [Supersedes AR 350-500, Oct. 6. 1926.] W 1.6/1 : 350-500/2
Same: Air Corps Balloon and Airship School; Dec. 31, 1927. [1927.] 4 p.
[Supersedes AR 350-520, Aug. 26, 1926.] W 1.6/1 : 350-520/2
Same: School of Aviation Medicine, Changes 1; Dec. 31, 1927. [1927.]
2 p. W 1.6/2 : 350-580/ch. 1
Same : Coast Artillery School, Changes 1 ; Dec. 31, 1927. 1927. 1 p.
W 1.6/2 : 350-700/ch. 1
Personnel: Military discipline, Changes 1; Dec. 31, 1927. [1927.] 2 p.
W 1.6/2: 600-1 0/ch.l
Technical regulations.
Note. — The Technical regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. They will consist of a series of pamphlets containing regulations of a
technical nature, such as descriptions of, instructions for the care of, instructions for
the handling of, and the proper nomenclature of arms, materiel, and equipment of the
various branches. This series will include the class of publications heretofore known
as handbooks. Technical regulations will be numbered in the same manner as are
Training regulations, but 1000 will be added to the general subject numbers, i. e..
Training regulations will appear as TR 445-270 and Technical regulations as TR
1445-270.
1300-22A. Infantry and aircraft armament: U. S. rifle, caliber .22, M1922M1. and
accessories, prepared under direction of chief of ordnance ; Nov, 1, 1927.
[1927.] 36p.il. * Paper, 10c. W 1.22 : 1.300-22 A
1355-75A. Mobile artillery ammunition ; Ammunition for 75-mm. field guns, M1897
(French), M1916 (American) and M1917 (British), prepared under
direction of chief of ordnance; Nov. 21, 1927. [1927.] 38 p. il.
* Paper, 10c. W 1.22 : 1355-75 A
1355-155B. Same: Ammunition for 155-mm. field guns, M1918M1 (French G. P. F.),
prepared under direction of chief of ordnance; Nov. 25, 1927. [1927.]
42 p. 11. * Paper, 10c. W 1.22 : 1355-155 B
Training regulations.
Note. — ^The Training regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders.
50-20. Soldier : Instriiction dismounted with rifle and automatic rifle. Changes 1 :
•Tan. 3. 1928. 1927 [published 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21 : 50-20/ch. 1
50-55. Same : Instruction dismounted, with pistol. Changes 1 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1927
[published 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21 : 50-55/ch. 1
75-15. Specialists : Color sergeant and standard bearer. Changes 2 ; Jan. 3. 1928.
[1927. published 1928.] 2 p. t W 1.21 : 7.5-15/ch. ?
112-5. First aid : Outlines of first aid for injured or sick, Changes 2 ; Jan. 3, 1928.
1927 [published 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21 : 112-5/ch. 2
150-10. Marksmanship: Rifle, general, Changes 2; Jan. 3, 1928. 1927 [published
1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21: 150-10 /2/ch. 2
210-70.
330-5.
350-500.
350-520.
350-580.
350-700.
600-10.
HoTT to order pablications — See Information follofvlngr Contents
516 January, 1928
Training regulations — Continued.
150-20. Same : Pistol, dismounted, Changes 1 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1928. 1 p. t
W 1.21 : 150-20/cli. 1
150-30. Same : Automatic rifle, Changes 3 ; Jan. 3, 1928. [1928.] 2 leaves, t
W 1.21 : 150-30/ch. 3
150-40. Same : 37-mm. gun and 3-inch trench mortar, Changes 2 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1928.
1 p. t W 1.21 : 150-40/ch. 2
162-5. Visual signaling, Changes 1; Jan. 3, 1928. 1927 [published 1928.] 1 p. t
W 1.21 : 162-5/ch. 1
195-25. Fortification : Protected shelters, prepared under direction of chief of engi-
neers; Dec. 1, 1927. [1927.] 58p.il. ♦ Paper, 10c. W 1.21 : 195-25
360-5. Animals: Care of animals, Changes 1; Jan. 3, 1928. 1927 [published 1928].
1 p. t W 1.21 : 360-5/ch. 1
420-275. Infantry: Tank combat practice. Changes 1; Jan. 3, 1928. 1928. 1 p. t
W 1.21 : 420-275/ch. 1
420-280. Same: Tank driving. Changes 1; Jan. 3, 1928. [1928.] 2 leaves, t
W 1.21 : 420-280/ch. 1
425-20. Cavalry : Drill and combat signals. Changes 1 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1928. 1 p. t
W 1.21 : 425-20/ch. 1
425-130. Same : Ceremonies and Inspections, Changes 2 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1928. 1 p. t
W 1.21 : 425-130/ch. 2
430-75. Field artillery : Field artillery driver, Changes 1 ; Jan. 3. 1928. 1927 [pub-
lished 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21 : 430-75/ch. 1
435-220. Coast Artillery Corps: Battery command (fixed), Changes 2; Jan. 3. 1928.
1927 [published 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.21 : 435-220/ch. 2
435-222. Same : Regiment, harbor defense, headquarters battery, Changes 1 ; Jan. 3,
1928. 1928. 1 p. t W 1.21:435-222/ch. 1
435-325. Same: Orientation, Changes 1; Jan. 3, 1928. [1927, published "1928.]
2 p. t W 1.21 : 435-325/ch. 1
440-25. Air Corps : Reviews and Inspections, prepared under direction of chief of Air
Corps ; Dec. 31, 1927. [1928.] 5 p. • Paper, 5c. W 1.21 : 440-25
1360-A. Ammunition : Preparation and use of blank ammunition for cannon, Changes
1 ; Jan. 3, 1928. 1927 [published 1928]. 1 p. t W 1.22 : 1360-A/ch. 1
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTJMENT
Ai'my list and directory, Jan. 1, 1928. 1928. viH-324 p. large 8" [Bimonthly.]
* Paper, 30c. single copy, $1.75 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.35.
L. C. card 9-35106 W 3.10 : 928/1
U. 8. Army reoruiting news, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc-
tion of Adjutant General of Army, v. 10, no. 1 and 2 ; Jan. 1 and 15, 1928.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y., Jan. 1 and 15, 1928.]
Bach 16 p. il. 4° t Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island. N. Y.
L. C. card War 22-1 W 3.45 : 928/1, 2
AIR CORPS
MATlilEIET. DIVISION
Propellers. Comparison of flight tests of number of wood propel! irs with
wind tunnel tests on series of wood propeller models. Airplane Branch report ;
by Frank W. Caldwell. 1928. ii-fO p. il. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps in-
formation circular, v. 6, no. 595, Sept. 15, 1927.) t W 87.11/2 : 6/595
ARMY AND NAVY JOINT BOARD
Policies. Joint action of Army and Navy : chapter 11, Agencies for effecting
coordination ; [approved by Secretary of War, Nov. 9, 1927, and by Secretary
of Navy. Nov. 10, 1927]. [1927.] 4 p. [Issued in loose-leaf form for inser-
tion in binder.] t W 1.2 : J 66/chap. 11/rev.
ENGINEER DEPARTJMENT
Alexander, Port. Port Alexander, Alaska, report on preliminary examination
and survey of Port Alexander, Alaska. Dec. 14, 1927. 10 p. (H. doc. 106,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c.
Baltimiore, 31(1. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Baltimore,
]VId., district; C. R. Pettis in charge. 1927. [l]-f 422-446 p. [Extract G
from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.iyia : B 217/20
Boston, Mass. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Boston,
Mass., district; S. A. Cheney in charge. 1927. [1] +20-74 p. [Extract A
from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : B 657/20
Hot*' <o order publications — See information follotvlng Contents
I
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Charleston, 8. C. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Charles-
ton, S. C, district; Notley Y. Du Hamel in charge. 1927. [1] +590-621 p.
[Extract K from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : C 38/20
Chattanooga, Tenn. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Chat-
tanooga, Tenn., district; Lewis H. Watkins in charge. 1927. [1] +1135-48 p.
[Extract Y from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : C 392/20
Cincinnati, Ohio. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, district; R. G. Powell in charge. 1927. [1] +1220-28 p.
[Extract DD from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : C 49/3.5
CochrelU Greek, Va., report on preliminary examination and survey of Cock-
rells Creek, Va. Dec. 14, 1927. 14 p. map. (H. doc. 107, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 10c.
Delaware River, N. J., report on preliminary examination and survey of Dela-
ware River, N. J., in vicinity of Camden. Dec. 14, 1927. 28 p. map. (H.
doc. Ill, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
Detroit, Mich. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Detroit,
Mich., district; E. J. Dent in charge. 1927. [1] +1405-58 p. [Extract II
from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] f W 7.1/la : D 484/20
District of Columbia. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in
Washington, D. C, district; Brehon Somervell in charge. 1927. [l]+446-
479 p. [Extract H from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : W 278/20
Duluth, Minn. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Duluth,
Minn., district : R. W. Crawford in charge. 1927. [1] +1239-80 p. [Extract
FF from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] f W 7.1/la : D 889/20
Florence, Ala. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Florence,
Ala., district; Hugh P. Oram in charge. 1927. [1] +1148-72 p. [Extract Z
from annual repoit of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : F 662/10
Galveston, Tex. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Galveston,
Tex., district; J. L. Schley in charge. 1927. [1] +902-995 p. [Extract Q
from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : G 169/20
Grand Haven Harbor and Grand River, Mich., report on preliminary examina-
tion and survey of Grand Haven Harbor and Grand River, Mich. Dec. 14,
1J>27. 32 p. map. (H. doc. 103, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Haicaii. Report upon river and harbor improvement in district of Hawaii ;
Earl North in charge. 1927. [1] +1767-79 p. [Extract RR from annual
report of chief of engineers. 1927.] f W 7.1/la : H 31/22
Horn Harbor, Va., report on preliminary examination and survey of Horn Har-
bor, Va. Dec. 19, 1927. 16 p. map. (H. doc. 124, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 10c.
Huntington, W. Va. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Hunt-
ington, W. Va., district; E. D. Ardery in charge. 1927. [1] +1205-20 p.
[Extract CC from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : H 926/5
Illinois and Mississippi Canal, III., report on preliminary examination of Illi-
nois and Mississippi Canal in vicinity of Mud Creek, 111. Dec. 14, 1927. 10 p.
(H. doc. 108, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jacksonville, Fla. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in .Tack-
sonville, Fla., district; Mark Brooke in charge. 1927. [1] +662-744 p.
[Extract M from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : .T 1.39/20
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Juneau, Alaska-. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Juneau,
Alaska, district; J. G. Steese in charge. 1927. [1] +1756-67 p. [Extract
QQ from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : J 953/7
Kansas City, Mo. Report uix)n improvement of rivers and harbors in Kansas
City, Mo., district; C C. Gee in charge. 1927. [1] +1098-1119 p. [Extract
W from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la: K 133/20
KetcJiiJcan Creek and Saxman Harbor, Tongass Narrows, Alaska, report on
preliminary examination and sui'vey of Ketchikan Creek and Saxman Har-
bor, Tongass Narrows, Alaska. Dec. 14, 1927. 14 p. map. (H. doc. 113,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
Knoiis Creek, N. C, report on preliminary examination and survey of Knobbs
Creek, N. C. Dec. 14, 1927. 18 p. map. (H. doc. 102, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 10c.
Louisville, Ky. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Louisville,
Ky. ; G. R. Spalding in charge. 1927. [1] +1228-39 p. [Extract EE from
annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : L 932/20
Memphis, Tetin. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Memphis,
Tenn., district ; Donald H. Connolly in charge. 1927. [1] +1027-50 p. [Ex-
tract S from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : M 519/7
Mobile, Ala. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Mobile, Ala.,
district; T. H. Emierson in charge. 1927. [1] +795-839 p. [Extract O from
annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.1 t W 7.1/la : M 713/20
Montgomery, Ala. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Mont-
gomery, Ala., district; L. E. Lyon in charge. 1927. [1] +744-795 p. [Ex-
tract N from annual, report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : M 767/20
Morehead City Harhor, N. C, report on preliminary examination and survey
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Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, lOe.
Nashville, Tenn. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Nash-
ville, Tenn., district; Lewis H. Watkins in charge. 1927. [1] +1119-35 p.
[Extract X from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : N 178/20
New Orleans, La. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in New
Orleans, La., district; Malcolm Elliott in charge. 1927. [1] +839-902 p.
[Extract P from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : N 42o/23
New York City. Report upon improvement of rivei's and harbors in 1st New
York, N. Y., district; W. D. Styer in charge. 1927. [1] +140-282 p. [Ex-
tract C from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : N 42y/50
Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 2d New York, N. Y.,
district; F. C. Boggs in charge. 1927. [1] +282-326 p. [Extract D from an-
nual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : N 42y/51
Norfolk, Va. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Norfolk, Va.,
district; Brehon Somervell in charge. 1927. [1] +479-537 p. [Extract I
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Ohio River. Report upon improvement of Ohio River by construction and oper-
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report of chief of engineers, 1927.] f W 7.1/la : Oh 3/22
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phia, Pa., district; F. C. Boggs in charge. 1927. [1] +326-354 p. [Extract
E from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : P 531/20
Pittsburgh, Pa. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Pittsburgh,
Pa., district; Jarvis J. Bain in charge. 1927. [1] +1187-1205 p. [Extract
BB from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : P 68/28
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Porto Rico. Report upon river and harbor improvement in district of Porto
Rico; F. C. Boggs in charge. 1927. [1] +1779-87 p. [Extract SS from
annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] f W 7.1/la : P 838/21
Providence, R. I. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Provi-
dence, R. I., district; R. F. Fowler in charge. 1927. [1] +74-140 p. [Extract
B from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : P 948/8
Roch Island, lU. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Rock
Island, 111., district ; R. C. Williams in charge. 1927. [1] +1061-84 p. [Ex-
tract U from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/1 a : R 59/20
St. Louis, Mo. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in St. Louis,
Mo., district; John C. Gotwals in charge. 1927. [1] +1050-61 p. [Extract
T from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/1 a : Sa 2 lo/20
St. Paul, Mmn. Rejwrt upon improvement of rivers and harbors in St. Paul,
Minn., district; R. C. Williams in charge. 1927. [1] +1084-98 p. [Extract
V from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/1 a: Sa2p/20
San Francisco, Calif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 1st
San Francisco, Calif., district; John ^Y. N. Schulz in charge. 1927. [1] +
1554-1606 p. [Extract LL from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/la : Sa 5 fr/39
Savannah, Ga. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Savannah,
Ga., district; William F. Tompkins in charge. 1927. [1] +621-662 p. [Ex-
tract L from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/1 a : Sa 94/20
Seattle, Wash. Report ujwn improvement of rivers and harbors in Seattle,
Wash., district; T. D. Simkins in charge. 1927. [1] +1712-56 p. [Extract
PP from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/1 a : Se 18/20
Tampa Bay. Tampa and Hillsboro bays, Fla., rei)ort on preliminary examina-
tion and survey of Tampa and Hillsboro bays, Fla., and Tampa Harbor, Fla.
Dec. 14, 1927. 39 p. map. (H. doc. 100, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c.
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Yidcsturg, Miss. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Vicks-
burg, Miss., district; John C. H. Lee in charge. 1927. [1] +995-1027 p.
[Extract R from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/1 a : V 663/20
Waccamaw Rive)', 8. C, report on survev of Waccamaw River between Conway
and Red BlufC, S. C. Dec. 5, 1927. 8 p. map. (H. doc. 82, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 15c.
Wilminffton, Del. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Wilming-
ton, Del., district; Earl I. Brown in charge. 1927. [1] +354-422 p. [Ex-
tract F from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 7.1/1 a : W 688/20
Wilmington, N. C. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Wilming-
ton, N. C, district ; W. A. Snow in charge. 1927. [1] +537-590 p. [Extract
J fiom annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/1 a : W 689/20
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Monthly Catalogue
No. 398 FEBRUARY 1928
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Note. — In accordance with a recent order of the Secretary of Agriculture, the Depart-
ment bulletin series will be stopped at no. 1500, being replaced by a aeries designated as
Technical bulletin ; the last of the Department circular series will be no. 425, to lie
replaced by a series designated Circular ; and the last of the Miscellaneous circular series
will be no. 110, to be replaced by a series designated as Miscellaneous publication. Bach
of the new series begins at no. 1.
Those publications of the Department of Agriculture which are for sale will be sup-
plied by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Department Issues, at
irregular intervals, announcements concerning its publications, which will be mailed to
all applicants, enabling them to select such reports and bulletins as interest them.
Affricultural Economics Bureau. Market news service from Atlanta, Ga., to
Montgomery, Ala., supplemental estimate of appropriation for Department of
Agriculture, fiscal year 1929, to enable Secretary of Agriculture to extend leased
wire used by Bureau of Agricultural Economics in connection with its market
news service for farm products from Atlanta, Ga., to Montgomery, Ala. Feb.
6, 1928. 3 p. (H. doc. 170, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Cattle. [Bureau of Animal Industry] order 286 [amendment 9], regulations
governing sanitary handling and control of hides, fleshings, hide! cuttings,
parings, and glue stock, sheepskins and goatskins and parts thereof, hair,
wool, and other animal by-products, hay, straw, forage, or similar material,
offered for entry into United States, and amendment 1 to [Bureau of Animal
Industry] order 301, regulations governing importation of domestic livestock
and other animals into United States, effective Dec. 10, 1927 ; Dec. 10, 1927.
1928. 1 p. t A4.5:286/amdt.9'
Citrus fruit. Relation of temi)erature to growth of Penicillium italicum and
P. digitatum and to citrus fruit decay produced by these fungi; by H. S.
Fawcett and "W. R. Barger. 1928. [2] +925-931 p. il. [From Journal of
agricultural research, v. 35, no. 10, Nov. 15, 1927.] f A 1.23/a : G 498/32
Crop report regulations, 1928, regulations governing publication of reports and
information utilized in compilation of reports, prepared by Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics, concerning acreages, conditions, yields, farm reserves,
or quality of products of soil grown within United States, effective Jan. 1,
1928. Feb. 1928. 4 p. (Miscellaneous publication 17.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 25-288 A 1.38 : 17
Crops and markets, Feb. 1928; v. 5, no. 2. [1928.] p. 33-72, il. 4° [Monthly.]
* Paper, 60c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 85c.
L. O. card Agr 24-113 A 36.11/3 : 5/2
Official record. Department of Agriculture, v. 7, no. 5-9 ; Feb. 1-29, 1928. [1928.]
Each 8 p. 4° [Weekly.] ♦ Paper, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.10.
L. C. card Agr 22-146 A 1.33 : 7/5-9
Peas. Strain variations and host specificity of root-nodule bacteria of pea group
[with list of literature cited] ; by G. E. Helz, I. L. Baldwin, and E. B. Fred.
1928. cover-title, p. 1039-55, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v.
35, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1927.] f A 1.23/a : P 32/8
Plants. Relation between water and potash in plant production; by Fred W.
Morse. 1928. [2] +939-946 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v.
35, no. 10, Nov. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : P 694/20
Bauer-kraut. Relation of temperature to rate and type of fermentation and to
quality of commercial sauerkraut [with list of literature cited] ; by H. B.
Parmele, E. B. Fred, W. H. Peterson, J. E. McConkie, and W. E. Vaughn.
1928. cover-title, p. 1021-38, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v.
35, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : Sa 85/3
HoTT to order pnbllcatloma— See Information folloTvinsr Content*
629
526 February, 1928
Seeds. Some relations of phospholipins in seeds to other constituents [with
list of literature cite<l] ; by N. B. Guerrant. 1928. cover-title, p. 1001-19.
[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 11. Dec. 1. 1927.] t
A1.23/a: Se 32/13
Wheat. Resistance of certain varieties of Minter wheat to artificially produced
low temperatures ; by Donald D. Hill and S. C. Salmon. 1928. [2] +933-937
p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35. no. 10. Nov. 15, 1927.] t
A 1.23/a : W 56/76
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BUREAU
AffriGiiltural outlook for 1928. Feb. 1928. 52 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscel-
laneous publication 19.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 24^277 A 1.38 : 19
Agricultural situation, brief summary of economic conditions. Feb. 1, 1928; t. 12,
no. 2. [1928.] 24 p. il. [Monthly.] * Paper. 25c. a yr. : foreign subscrip-
tion, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1797 A 36.15 : 12/2
Botes laboratori/ asph-ator; by E. N. Bates and George P. Bodnar. Dec. 1927.
12 p. il. (Agi-iculture Dept. Circular 9.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-16 A 1.4/2 : 9
Beans. Handbook of United States standards for beans, effective Sept. 1, 1926.
1927. 37 p. il. narrow 16" * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-19 A 36.2 : B 37
Broicu-Duvel moiMure i^esfer und how to operate it : by D. A. Coleman and
B. G. Boerner. Feb. 1926. revised Dec. 1927. 1927. cover-title, 44 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Department bulletin 1375.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 26-299 A 1.3 : 1375/2
Crops. Crop and livestock reports [Jan. 1928; Price .situation]. [1928.] 2-3-f
30-31 p. 4" [From Crops and markets, v. 5, no. 1.] t A 36.1 l/3a : C 883/6
Poultry. Marketing poultry; [by Rob R. Slocum]. [Feb. 1924. revised Dec.
1927.] [1928.] ii+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1377.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 24-243 A 1.9 : 1377/2
Rice. Handl:M)ok of official standards for milled rice, brown rice, and rough
rice, official standards of United States as established and promulgated by
Secretary of Agriculture, important features of rice in.si)ecti(.)n and grading ;
prepared by E. G. Boerner, \V. D. Smith, [and] R. M. Gehl. Jan. 1928.
ii+72 p. il. narrow 24" * Paper, lOe.
L. C. card Agr 28-274 A 36.2 : R .36/5
Vegetable statistics, year ended Dec. 31, 1926. with comparable data for earlier
years ; [compiled by Magdalen H. Burger and Mrs. Florence C. Fitch, as-
sistetl by Mrs. Ruth G. Tucker]. Jan. 192S. cover-title. 268 p. (Agilculture
Dept. Statistical bulletin 22.) * Paper. 35c.
L. C. card Agr 28-266 A 1.34 : 22
COOPERATIVE MARKETING DIVISION
Agrieultuval cooperative assoridtions. marketing and purchasing. 1925 [with list
of literature cited] ; by R. H. Elsworth. Jan. 1928. cover-title, 98 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 40.) * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 28-18 A 1.36 : 40
Cattle. Cooperative marketing of livestock in United States by terminal asso-
ciations; by C. G. Randell. Feb. 1928. cover-title. 112 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 57.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card Agi- 28-26 A 1.36: 57
Orain. Cooperative marketing of graiu in western Canada [with list of liter-
ature cited] ; by J. F. Booth. Jan. 1928. coyer-title, 116 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 63.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 20c.
L. C. card Agr 28-13 A 1.36 : 63
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February, 1928 527
ANIMAL INDUSTRY BUREAU
Blackleg, its nature, cause, and prevention; [by John R. Mohler]. [June, 1923,
reprint 1928.] ii+13 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1355.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1028 A 1.9: 1355/1-3
Cattle-lice. Sheep and goat lice, methods of control and eradication; [by
Marion Imes]. [Jan. 1928.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 13.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-265 A 1.35 : 13
Dourine of horses; [by John R. Mohler and H. W. Schoening]. [Aug. 1920,
revised Dec. 1927.] [1927.] ii+10 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 1146. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 20-1742 A 1.9 : 1146/S
Goats. Milk goats, [by Edward L. Shaw; revised by C. G. Potts]. [Feb. 1918,
revised Dec. 1927.] [1928.] ii+33 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 920.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1724 A 1.9 : 920/4
Poultry. Feeding chickens; [by M. A. Jull and A. R. Lee]. [Oct. 1927, reprint
1928.] ii+24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1541.) ♦Pa-
per. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-769 A 1.9 : 1541/1-2
Poultry keeping in back yards; [by M. A. Jull and A. R. Lee]. [Nov.
1926, reprint 1928.] ii+29 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1508.) [May, 1923, on p. ii, is the original date of issue of Farmers' bulletin
1331, Backyard poultry keeping, of which Farmers' bulletin 1508 is a re-
vision.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1781 A 1.9 : 1508/1-2
Service announcements. Index to Service and regulatory announcements, 1927.
[1928.] p. 111-114. * Paper, 5c. single copy, included in price of Service
and regulatory announcements to subscribers. A 4.13 : 237-248/ind.
Service and regulatory announcements, .Ian. 1928; [no.] 249. Feb. 1928.
p. 1-8. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subsci-ip-
tion, 40c.
L. C. card Agr 7-1658 A 4.13 : 249
Silos. Pit silos, [by T. Pryse Metcalfe and George A. Scott : revised by W. H.
Black]. [June, 1917. slightly revised Jan. 1923. reprint 1927.] [2] +12 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 825.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-409 A 1.9 : 825/2-4
f^whw. Nodular lesions in spleen of swine caused by Actinomyces infection
[with list of literature cited] ; by G. T. Creech. 1928. [2] +835-841 p. 6 p.
of pi. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35. no. 9. Nov. 1, 1927.] t
L. C. card Agr 28-35 A 1.23/a : Sw 64/4
Tobacco. Wild tobaccos (Nicotiaua trigonophylla Dunal and Nicotiana at-
tenuata Torrey) as stock-poisoning plants [with list of literature cited] : by
C. Dwight Marsh. A. B. Clawson. and G. C. Roe. Dec. 1927. 23 p. il. (.Agri-
culture Dept. Technical bulletin 22.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-30 A 1.36 : 22
Udder diseases of dairy cows; [by Hubert Bunyea]. [May. 1924, revised Dec.
1926. reprint 1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Fanners' bulletin
1422.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 24-741 A 1.9 : 1422/3-2
P.IOLOGICAL SritVEY BT'KEAI'
Ganif. Amendments to regulations respecting game animals, land fur-bearing
animals, game birds, nongame birds, and nests and eggs of birds in Alaska,
effective Apr. 1, 1928. Jan. 1928. 4 p. (Ala.ska Game Commission. Cir-
cular 4.) t A 5.10/4: 4
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528 February, 1928
Mink raising; [by Frank G. Ashbrook]. [Oct. 1927, revised Feb. 1928.]
[1928.] [2] +6 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 8.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-626 A 1.35 : 8/2
Rabbits. Cottontail rabbits in relation to trees and farm crops ; [by D. E.
L-antz]. [Jan. 17, 1916, revised Apr. 1924, reprint 1927.] 14 p. il. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 702. ) * Paper, 5c.
X.. C. card Agr 16-217 A 1.9 : 702/3-4
Mats. Let's oust him [paster for use in campaign against rats]. [1928.]
4 X 6 in. ( Bi-784. ) t A 5.9/2 : R 18/4
Rat control; [by James Silver]. [June, 1927, reprint 1928.] ii+21 p. il,
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1533.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-430 A 1.9 : 1533/1-2
CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU
"Note. — The new Bureau of Chemistry and Soils is charged with the responsibility for
.ill the research work of the Department of Agriculture on chemistry and soils. Th«
following units of the Department hare been included in the new bureau : All of th«
Bureau of Soils ; all of the Bureau of Chemistry, except those units having to do with
the enforcement of the food and drugs act, tea act, naral stores act, and coUahoratiou
■with other Departments ; and the soil-fertility and soil-bacteriology units of the Bureau
<of Plant Industry.
For publications prepared by the Soils Bureau previous to its consolidation with th«
Chemistry Bureau, see p. 533.
Ba<Mlus radicicola. Growth of Bacillus radicicola on artificial media contain-
ing various plant extracts [with list of literature cited] ; by F. E. Allison.
1928. [2] +915-924 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 10,
Nov. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : B 139/7
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK OFFICE
Agronomy. Ten years of agronomy extension, 1915-24 ; by O. S. Fisher. Feb.
1928. 24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept Circular 22.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-14 A 1.4/2 : 22
Boys' and girls' 4-H club work under Smith-Lever act, 1914-24 ; [by George E.
Farrell]. [Dec. 1926, reprint 1927.] ii-f 54 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Mis-
cellaneous circular 85.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 27-28 A 1.5/2 : 85/2
Extension service handbook ou agriculture and home economics [with bibliog-
raphies] ; compiled and edited by T. Weed Harvey, Oct. 1926. 1927. iv-i-953
p. il. * Fabrikoid, $2.50.
L. C. card Agr 27-883 A 43.5/2 : H 19
Note. — The primary purpose of the Federal handbook is to place in the hands of
extension workers the practical results of the research of the Department of Agriculture
that are ready for extension, and to continue this service throughout the future. To
do this, loose leaves will be prepared and released as soon as material is available and
ready for distribution. An effort will be made to make each loose leaf a unit within
itself and to treat each subject as fully as practicable in such limited space.
Posters. Series of educational illustrations; [prepared in] Division of Agri-
cultural Instruction. Each 15X12 in. Each Ic.
1.176. Grades of beef ribs and rounds. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in
cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bureau.] A 45.5 : B 39/1.176
1.271. Mjlk and butter production. 1927 [published ^an.] 1928. [Prepared in coop-
eration with Dairy Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : M 59/1.271
1.2732. Cheese making. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with
Dairy Industi7 Bureau.] A 45.5 : C 41/1.2732
1.2737. Cheeses. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared In cooperation with Dairy
Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : C 41/1.2737
2.51. Rice. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with Plant In-
dustry Bureau.] A 45.5 : R 36/2.51
2.52. Rice production. 1927 [published Jan. ] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with
Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : R 36/2.52
3.01. Some fiber plant.:. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with
Plant Indu.stry Bureau.] A 45.5 : F 44/3.01
3.15-2. Cotton producing areas and distributing centers. [Dec] 1925, [reprint] 1928.
[Prepared in cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
A 45.5 : C 82/3.15-2/rep.
8.16. Cotton improvement. [Dec] 1925, [reprint] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation
with Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : C 82/3.l6/rep.
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Postei-s-
■ 3.172a.
3.172b.
3.20.
3.71.
3.72.
5.272.
5.72.
5.74.
5.80.
6.12.
6.22.
6.32a.
6.32b.
6.91.
-Continued.
Cotton manufacturing, chart 1. 1927 [published Jan.]
cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
Cotton manufacturing, chart 2. 1927 [published Jan.]
cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
Fiber flax. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. '" "
Industry Bureau.]
1928. [Prepared In
A 45.5 : C 82/3.172a
1928. [Prepared iQ
A 45.5 : C 82/3.1721>
[Prepared in cooperation with I'lant
A 45.5 : F 01/3.20
Some grades of wool. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperatioa
with Animal Industry Bureau and Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
A 45.5 : W 88/3.71.
Wool production. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with;
Animal Industry Bureau, Forest Service, and Agricultural Economics Bureau.}'
A 45.5 : W 88/3.72
Dried-fruit industry. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared :n cooperation,
with Plant Industry Bureau] ■ A 45.5 : F 94/5.272
Potato planting and cultivation. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared la
cooperation with Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : P 84/5.72
Potato spraying and harvesting. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared la
coopeiation with Plant Indu.'^try Bureau.] A 45.5 : P 84/5.74
Sweet potatoes. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with
Plant Industry Bureau.] .\ 45.5 : P 84/5.8Ci'
Sugar cane. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with Plant
Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : Su 3/6.12?
Sugar beet 1927 [publishrd Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with Plant-
Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : Su 3/6.22
Cigar tobacco. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation with
Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : T 55/6.32a
Flue-curerl tobacco. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in cooperation
with Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : T 55/6. 32b
Buckwheat and arrowroot. 1927 [published Jan.] 1928. [Prepared in coop-
eration with Plant Industry Bureau.] A 45.5 : B S5/6.9X
DAIRY INDUSTRY BUREAU
Cows. Care of dairy cow at calving time; [by J. B. Shepherd]. Jan. 1928
4 p. il. (A2;riculture Dept. Leaflet 10.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-27 A 1.35 : 10
Raising dairy heifer; [by J. B. Shepherd]. [Dec. 1927.] [l]+5 p. IL
(Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 14.) * Paper, 5e.
L. C. card Agr 28-21 A 1.35 : 14
Testing cows for production every other month ; by J. C. McDowell.
Aug. 1927 [reprint 1928]. 4 p. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 1.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27^90 A 1.4/2 : 1/1-2
Milk. Production of clean milk; [by Ernest Kelly]. [Aug. 1914, revised
June, 1925, reprint 1928.] ii+18 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle-
tin 602. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 26-71 A 1.9 : 602/5-2
Woodward Field Station. Dairy work at Woodward Field Station, "Woodward,
Okla., 1921-26; by C. J. Stauber, Duncan Stuart, and R. R. Graves. Dec.
1927. 24 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 12.) •Paper. 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-273 A 1.4/2: 12
ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU
Ants. House ants, kinds and methods of control ; [by] C. L. Marlatt. [July 8,
1916, revised Apr. 1926, reprint] 1928. 15 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 740.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-577 A 1.9 : 740/4-3
Bees. Wintering bees in cellars ; [by] E. F. Phillips and George S. Demuth.
[Sept. 1918, reprint with omissions] 1928. 22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1014.) * Pajjer, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 18-924 A 1.9 : 1014/1-6
Codling -moths. Life history of codling moth in Delaware; by E. R. Selkregg
and E. H. Siegler. Jan. 1928. cover-title, 61 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 42.) [Prepared in cooperation with Delaware Agricultural
Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover.] ♦ Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 28-263 A 1.36 : 42
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530 February, 1928
Fmd tick and how premises may be freed from it; [by F. C. Bishopp]. [Dec.
1919, revised Dec. 1927.] [1928.] ii+13 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1070.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-1163 A 1.9 : 1070/4
Honey. United Spates grades, color standards, and packing requirements for
honey, recommended by Department of Agriculture; [prepared by E. L.
Sechi-ist]. Dec. 1927. 32 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 24.) [Pre-
pared in cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bureau. This bulletin is
a revision of Department circular 410. United States standards for honey
recommended by Department of Agriculture.] * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-23 A 1.4/2 : 24
Ojfster-shell scale and .scurfy scale ; by A. L. Quaintance and E. R. Sasscer.
Apr. 26, 1916 [reprint with slight changes 1928]. 16 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Farmers' bulletin 723.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 16-518 A 1.9 : 723/2-8
Rice. Insects injurious to rice crop; [by J. W. Ingram]. [Dec. 1927.] ii-f
17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1543.) [This bulletin super-
sedes Farmers' bulletin 1086. How insects affect rice crop.] * Paper, 5c.
X,. C. card Agr 28-24 A 1.9 : 1.543
Sawfly injurious to young pines; |by William Middleton]. [Jan. 1922, revised
Oct. 1927.] [1928.] ii-j-6 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1259.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-488 A 1.9 : 1259/2
Striped ilister beetle on soy beans; [by J. W. Ingram]. [Dec. 1927.] [l]-[-5 p.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet 12.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-17 A 1.35 : 12
Western cedar pole horer or powder worm [with list of literature cited] ; by
H. E. Burke. Feb. 1928. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 48.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-20 A 1.36 : 48
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE
Experiment station record, v. 58, no. 3 ; Feb. 1928, abstract number. 1928.
cover-title, xi+201-300 p. * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c. per vol. (2 vols, a
yr.) ; foreign subscription, $1.25 per vol. (subscription price incorrectly given
in publication).
L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 10.6 : 58/3
Note.— Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural
science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States.
Extra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued, 3 to each volume. These are
made up almost exclusively of abstracts, that Is, they contain no editorial notes and
only a limited number of current notes.
FOOD, DRUG, AND INSECTICIDE ADMINISTRATION
Coal-tar colors. Chemistry and analysis of permitted coal-tar food dyes [with
list of literature cited], by Joseph A. Ambler, W. F. Clarke, O. L. Evenson,
[and] H. Wales; [revised by H. T. Herrick and O. L. Evenson]. Apr. 1926,
revised Dec. 1927. 1928. cover-title, 42 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Department
bulletin 1390.) [Formerly issued by Chemistry Bureau.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 26-771 A 1.3 : 1390/2
Food. Notices of judgment under food and drugs act 15251-300. 1928. p. 131-
151. * Paper, 5c. A 46.6 : 15251-15300 fj.
Same 1.5301-350. Feb. 1928. p. 153-180. * Paper, 5c. A 46.6 : 15301-1.5350
Service announcements. Service and regulatory announcements, food and drug
no. 2, supplement 1 : Amendments to Definitions and standards for food prod-
ucts. Feb. 1928. 1 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-476 A 46.12 : 2/supp. 1
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FOREST SERVICE
American forest week. Program for observance of American forest week, at
school. Boy Scout, and 4-H club meetings, ami other assemblies. 1928. IG p.
narrow 8° t
L. C. card Agr 26^23 A 13.2 : Am 3/2/928
Bandelier Xational Monument. In land of ancient clifE dweller. Bandelier
National Monument, Santa Fe National Forest, N. Mex. [with list of litera-
ture]. Mar. 1923, revised Nov. 1927. 1928. [l]+18p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Miscellaneous circular 5. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 25-1237 A 1.5/2 : 5/3
Forest fires. How you can help protect forest, prevent fires, fight small fires,
report large fires. [1928.] [2] p. il. narrow 8° [Title for text on p. 2 is :
Woods fires.] t A 13.20/1 : F 51/14
— — Take care ! every time it happens every farmer shares loss [of damage
from forest fires] ; issued by District Forester, Eastern National Forest
Distiict, Washington, D. C. [1928.] [4] p. il. 4" t A 13.2 :F 51/12
Forest rn facts, compendium of handy information on America's great heritage
of fore.^ts. Feb. 1928. 16 leaves, t
L. C. card Agr 28-22 A 13.2 : F 76/21
Management plans, with special reference to national forests; by Inman F.
Eldredge. Feb. 1928. cover-title. 84 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous
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1927. ] 7 A 1.23/a : T 481/3
Maps-
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INFORMATION OFFICE
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PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Apples. Relation of atmospheric humidity to deterioration of evaporated
apples in storage [with list of literature cited] ; by Charles W. Culpepper and
Joseph S. Caldwell. 1928. cover-title, p. 889-906. [From Journal of agri-
cultural research, v. 35, no. 10, Nov. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : Ap 52/32
Barley. Dehulling barlev seed with sulphuric acid to induce infection with
covered smut: by Fred" N. Briggs. 1928. [2] +907-914 p. [Prepared in co-
operation with California Agricultural Experiment Station. From Journal
of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 10, Nov. 15, 1927.] t A 1.23/a : B 249/12
Corn. Chemical-dust seed treatments for dent corn; by J. R. Holbert. C. S.
Rcddy. and Benjamin Koehler. Feb. 1928. 6 p. (Agriculture Dept. Cir-
cular 34.) [Prepared in cooperation with Illinois Agricultural Experiment
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Supernumerarv chromosomes in Zea mays [with list of literature cited] ;
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cultural research, v. 35, no. 9, Nov. 1. 1927.] t A 1.23/a : M 288/25
Dodder: [by Albert A. Hansen]. [Jan. 1921, revised Aug. 1923, reprint 1927.]
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Farm-'buildings. Beautifying the farmstead; [by F. L. Mulford]. [Mar. 1920,
reprint with changes 1928.] 64 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin
1087.) [Aug. 1921, on p. 2, is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 15c.
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Goldenseal under cultivation; by Waiter Van Fleet. Oct. 26, 1914, reprint
[1928]. 16 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 613.) [Mar. 1922,
on p. 1 is date of previous reprint.] * Paper, 5c.
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Mushrooms. Some mushroom diseases and their carriers; by Vera K. Charles
and O. H, Popenoe. Feb. 1928. 10 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 27.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Entomology Bureau.] * Paper, 5c.
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Oats. Bacterial stripe blight of oats ; by Charlotte Elliott. 1927. [2] +811-
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A 1.23/a : Oa 8/8
Peach varieties and their classification ; [by] H. P. Gould. Revised Jan. 1918
[reprint 1928]. 16p.il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 918.) [This
bulletin was issued originally as Farmers' bulletin 633 on Dec. 30, 1914.]
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Pears. Occurrence of acetaldehyde in Bartlett pears and its relation to pear
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D. F. Fisher. 1928. [2] +983-993 p. [From Journal of agricultural re-
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Perennials (plants). Herbaceous perennials; [by Furman Lloyd Mulford].
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Potatoes. How to grow acre of potatoes; [by William Stuart]. [Mar. 1921, re-
vised Nov. 1927.] [1927.] ii+22 p. ii. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulle-
tin 1190.) [This bulletin has been prepared especially for use in boys' and
girls' club work.] * Paper, 5c.
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Potato storage and storage houses; [by William Stuart]. [July, 1917,
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bulletin 847.) [Prepared in cooperation with Agricultural Economics Bu-
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■ Source, character, and treatment of potato sets [with list of literature
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Dewey. Dec. 1927. 36 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical bulletin 5.)
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' Why potatoes run out; [by E. S. Schultz]. [Nov. 1924, revised Dec.
1927.] [1927.] ii+21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1436.)
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Suffar-heets. Seed production from sugar beets over-wintered in field ; by John
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Arts.] * Paper, 5c.
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Tylenchus pratensis and various other nemas attacking plants [with list of
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Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 11, Dec. 1, 1927.] t
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Velvet lean; [by C. V. Piper and W. J. Morse]. [Reprint 1928.] ii+28 p. iL
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Wheat. Inheritance of awuedness. yield, and quality in cresses between bobs,
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cited] ; by J. Allen Clark, Victor H. Florell, and John R. Hooker. Feb. 192&
[l]+40 p. il. (Agricu.tuve Dept. Technical bulletin 39.) [Prepared in
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Studies in natural hybridization of wheat [with list of literature cited] ;
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[From Journal of agricultural research, v. 35, no. 10, Nov. 15, 1927.] t
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PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
PuUic roads, journal of highway research, v. 8, no. 12 ; Feb. 1928. 1928. cover-
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Rammed earth walls for buildings [with lists of references ; by M. C. Betts and
T. A. H. Miller]. [Aug. 1926, reprint 1928.] ii+26 p. il. (Agriculture Dept,
Farmers' bulletin 1500.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1461 A 1.9 : 1500/1-2
Tile-trenching machinery; [by D. L. Yaruell]. [May, 1920, revised' Oct. 1927.]
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L. C. card Agr 26-290 A 1.9 : 1131/4
Vermont. Report of survey of transportation on State highways of Vermont, by
Bureau of Public Roads and Vermont State Highway Department, n. p. 1927.
80 p. il. 7 maps, 4° t
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Wells. Pumping from wells for irrigation; [by Paul A. Ewing]. [May, 1924,
revised Jan. 1928.] [192S.] ii+28 p. ii. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letii> 1404.) * Paper. 5c.
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WEATHER BUREAU
CHmntological data for United States by sections, v. 14, no. 11; Nov. 1927.
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section.
Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington, D. C. Jan. 1928.
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Monthly weather review, Nov. 1927; v. 55, no. 11. [Jan. 25] 1928. cover-title,
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Monthly weather review — Continued.
the weather of the month. The contributions are principally as follows: (a) results
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other parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological papers
and books, and (c) notes.
SrEci.\L AKTicLES. — Weather and corn maturity in Iowa ; by Charles D. Reed. —
Some results obtained by testing solarimeters with pyrheliometric tubes ; by Ladislaus
GorczyAski. — On unit of radiation ; by Sir Napier Shaw. — Meteorological aspects of
iuteruational balloon race, from Detroit, Mich., Sept. 10, 1927 : by C. G. Andrus. —
Example of Avidespread bumpiness in air; by C. G. Andrus.— Growth of northeastward-
moving cyclone in eastern North America ; by W. J. Humphreys. — November floods in
New England and eastern New York ; by H. C. Frankeutield. — Virginia-District of
Columbia-Maryland tornado of Nov. 17, 1927; abstract of report by Willis E. Hurd.
Report. Report of chief of Weather Bureau, 192&-27. 1928. [4 pts.] iii+260 p.
7 map.s, 4" [Reiwrt includes the administrative report, fiscal year 1927, and
meteorological tables, calendar year 192G.] * Cloth, $1.25.
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Same. (H. doc. 18, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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and West Gulf States) ; Chicago, 111. (District 5, Region of Great Lakes, District 6,
Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. District 7. Northern and central Great
Plains) ; Denver, Colo. (District 8, Northern Rocky Mountain region, District 9, South-
ern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions) ; San Francisco, Calif. (District 10, Far
Western States).
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supplemental estimate of appropriation under legislative establishment, fiscal
year 1929. Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 181, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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mitted to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. with remittance. For
copies of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, however, apply directly to the issuing office,
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C.
Chemical indusirics. Services available to chemical industry through Depart-
ment of Commerce. [Reprint with slight changes] 1028. ii+33 p. il. t
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sion.) t C 23.7: 24/2
CENSUS BUREAU
Agriculture. United States census of agriculture, 1925, reports for States, with
statistics for counties and summary for United States : pt. 2, Southern States.
1927. x+1328 p. il. [Prepared under supervision of William Lane Austin,
chief statistician for agriculture, assisted by Morris J. Hole, Leon E. Trues-
dell. Sherman S. Slick, George B. Wetzel, and Margaret A. Patch.] * Cloth,
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Business. Survey of current business. Feb. 1928, no. 78; compiled by Bureau
of Census in cooperation with Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
and Bureau of Standards. 1928. cover-title, 148 p. il. 4° [Monthly. Con-
tains statistics for Dec. 1927, and items covering Jan. 1928, received up to
Jan. 28, the date given above, Feb. 1928. being the date of issue. Text and
Illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] *Paper. 10c. (single numbers usually lOc,
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1928. 12 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Cotton. January report of cotton consumed, on hand, imported, and exported,
and active cotton spindles. Feb. 14, 1928. oblong 32'' [Preliminary report.
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Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manufac-
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and 1927. Feb. 11, 1928. oblong 32" [Exports of cottonseed products are
for 5 months ending Dec. 31. Preliminary report. This publication is issued
in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/0
Manufactures. Census of manufactures. 1927 : Cla.ssiflcations by industries.
1928. 09 p. 12° [Prepared under supervision of Le Verne Beales, chief statis-
tician for manufactures.] J
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i^wcdish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America. Census of religious bodies,
1920 : Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America, statistics, denomina-
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coast and geodetic survey
Note. — Tlie monthly Notice to mariners, formerly issued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey hulletin, Jan. 31, 192S; no. 152. [1928.] 6 p.
[Monthly.] $
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Seismological report, Apr.-June, 1926 ; by Frank Neumann. 1928. [1] +60 p.
(Serial 406.) [Quarterly.] * Paper, 10c.
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Tides. Iu.structions for tide observations; by G. T. Rude. 1928. vii+78 p. 11. 1
pi. 12° (Special publication 139.) * Paper, 20c.
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Charts
BeUinyham Bay, Wasli., surveys to 1927 and other sources ; chart 6378. Scale
1:40.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 30.7X25.8 in.
t 50c. C 4.9 : 6378
Georgia, T.ybee Island to Doboy Sound, surveys to 1920, surveys by U. S. Engi-
neers to 1920. and other sources ; chart 1241. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 40.3X33 in. t 75c. C4.9: 1241
Grays Harior, Wash., surveys to 1926, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Nov. 1927
and other sources ; with inset. Continuation of Chehalis River ; chart 6195.
Scale 1 : 40.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 24.6X38.6
in. t 50c. C 4.9 : 6195
Molokai. Harbors of Molokai, Hawaiian Islands; chart 4121. Washington.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 28.2X33.7 in. t 50c. C 4.9: 4121
Kamalo Harbor, surveys to 1925.
Kaun.nkakr.i Il.-irbur. survpys to 102.").
Kolo Harbor, surveys to 192.5.
Papohaku Roadstead, surveys to 1925.
Pukoo Harbor, surveys to 1925.
Shuvalc Strait and Bluefox Bay, Alaska, south coast, surveys to 1926; chart
8,573. Scale 1:20.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928.
27.3 X 42.6 in. t 75e. C 4.9 : 857a
Texas, Aransas Pass to Baffin Bay, surveys to 1899. surveys by U. S. Engineers
to 1927, and other sources [with insets] ; chart 12S6. Scale 1 : 80,000. Wash-
ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 39.3X32.1 in. t 75c.
C 4.9 : 1286
Aransas Pass.
Baffin Bay, Continuation of.
TillamooTc Bay. Orcg.. surveys to 1926. surveys from U. S. Engineers to Nov.
1927 ; chart 6112. Scale 1 : 20.000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Jan. 1928. 32.3X26.1 in. f 50c. C 4.9 : 6112
Umpqua River, Oreg., entrance bar to Reedsport, surveys to 1920, additional
topography from other sources, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Sept. 1927 ;
chart 6004. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey. Jan.
1928. 23.9X27.9 in. t25e. C 4.9: 6004
Willapa Bay, Wash., surveys to Aug. 1926. surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1924 ;
with inset. Continuation of Willapa River : chart 6185. Scale 1 : 40,000.
Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Jan. 1928. 42.6X30.5 in. f 75c.
C 4.9 : 6185
FISHERIES BUREAU
Cod. Production and distribution of cod eggs in Massachusetts Bay in 1924
and 1925 [with bibliography]; by Charles J. Fish. 1928. [1] +253-296 p.
il. large 8° ( [Bureau of Fisheries] doc. 1032.) [From Bulletin, v. 43, pt. 2.]
* Paper. 15c. •
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'Cold storage holdings of fish, Jan. 15, 1928. 1928. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statistical
bulletin 774.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.] t
C 6.5 : 774
Fisheries service Ixaietin. Feb. 1, 1928; no. 153. [1928.] 10 p. [Monthlv.] %
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 153
Fishery products. Statement, by fishing grounds [etc.], of quantities and values
of certain fishery products landed at Seattle, Wash., by American fishing
vessels, calendar year 1927. 1928. 1 p. oblong f" (Statistical bulletin
771.) t 0 6.5:771
• Statement, by fishing grounds, of quantities and values of cerLiin fishery
products landed at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by
American fishing vessels, calendar year 1927. 1928. 1 p. oblong i" (Statis-
tical bulletin 773.) t C 6.5: 773
Statement, by months, of quantities and values of certai.n fishery prod-
ucts landed at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by American
fishing vessels, [calendar] year 1927. 1928. 1 p. oblong t" (Statistical bul-
letin 772.) t 0 6.5:772
Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery products landed at
Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me., by American fishing vessels,
Dec. 1927. 1928. 1 p. oblong t" (Statistical bulletin 769.) t 0 6.5:769
Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery products landed at
Seattle, Wash., by American fishing vessels, Dec. 1927. 1928. 1 p. 4*
(Statistical bulletin 770.) t 0 6.5:770
Mississippi River. Biological survey of upper Mississippi River with special
reference to pollution [with bibliography] ; by A. H. Wiebe. 1928. [1]4-137-
167 p. il. large 8° ([Bureau of Fisheries] doc. 1028.) [From Bulletin, v. 43,
pt. 2.] * Paper, 10c.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO COMMEROE BUREAU
^Chemicals. Ger.Tiau chemical developments in 1927; by William T. Daugherty.
[Feb. 1928.] iJ+29 p. (Trade information bulletin 532; [Ohemical Divi-
sion].) * Paper, 10c.
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Commerce. Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, Dec. 1927.
1928. 2 pts. p. 1-72 and 11+73-113 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1. 10c. single copy,
* pt. 2, 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
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Same. 1928. [2 pts. in 1], 113 p. 4° (H. doc. 38, 70th Oong. 1st sess )
The world's business in review, latest facts and figures on commerce and
industry of 61 countries are given in Commerce yearbook of foreign countries
[descriptive circular concerning Commerce yearbook, 1926, v. 2]. 1928. 1 p.
4° [For above described publication see the Monthly catalogue for Jan. 1928,
p. 409.] t 018 31:Y3
'Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports from American con-
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1928. 1 p. (Public 20.)
Black Rirer. II. R. 5726, act to extend times for commencing and completing coiisfruc-
tion of bridge across Black River at or near Jone.sville, La. [bv State Ilighwav Com-
mission of Louisiana]. Approved Feb. 6, 1928. 1 p. (Public 19.)
Chumplaln, Lake. H. R. 6099. act granting consent of Congress to New York and Ver-
mont to construct bridge across Lake Champlain between Crown I'oint, N. Y., and
Chimney Point, Vt. Approved Feb. 15, 1928. 1 p. (Public 29.)
District Courts. H. R. 9142. act to amend sec. 71 of judicial code, as amended, by
changing time of holding court at El Dorado and Harrison, Ark. Approved Feb. 7,
1928. 1 i>. (Public 21.)
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Public [act] 7-33, 70th Congress — Continued.
Federal Industrial Institution for Wotyien. H. R. 9022, act to authorize Aldersou, W.
Va., to maintain public higliway upon premises occupied by Federal Industrial In-
stitution for Women at Alderson, W. Va. Approved Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (Public 8.)
HilUloro Bay. 11. R. 7218, act to legalize bridge across Hillsborougli Bay at 22d
street, Tampa, Fla. [being constructed by Hillsborough County, Fla.]. Approved
Feb. 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public 13.)
International Boundary Commission, United States and Mexico. H. R. 10636, act to
make additional appropriation for water boundary, United States and Mexico. Ap-
proved Feb. 10, 1928. 1 p. (Public 23.)
Mahoning River. II. R. 6045, act granting consent of Congress to commissioners of
Mahoning County, Ohio, to reconstruct bridge across Mahoning River at South Ave-
nue, Youngstown, Ohio. Approved Feb. 15, 1928. 1 p. (Public 28.)
H. R. 6958, act granting consent of Congress to Youngstown to construct bridge
acros- Mahoning River at Youngstown, Ohio [at or near Divis.on street]. Ap-
proved Feb. 15, 192S. 1 p. (Public 31.)
Missouri River. H. R. 5547, act granting consent of Congress to St. Joseph, Mo., to
construct bridge across Missouri River between [Buchanan County], Mo., and [Doni-
phan County], Kans. Approved Feb. 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public 12.)
national Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. II. R. 164, act to authorize appropri-
ations for construction [of mess building] at Pacific Branch. Soldiers' Home, Los
Angeles County, Calif. Approved Feb. 13, 1928. 1 p. (Public 2G.)
Ouachita River. H. R. 5725, act to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Ouachita River at or near Monroe, La. [by State Highway
Commission of Louisiana]. Approved Feb. 6, 1928. 1 p. (Public 18.)
Phoenias, Ariz. H. R. 6466, act granting part of Federal building site at Phoenix,
Ariz., to Phoenix for street purpo.-es. Approved Feb. 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 24.)
Red River. H. R. 280, act granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Com-
mission to construct bridge across Red River at or near Coushatia, La. Approved
Feb. 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public 16.)
H. R. 5642, act to extend time for construction of bridge across Red River at
Pulton, Ark. [by State Highway Commission of Arkansas]. Approved Feb. 8, 1928.
1 p. (Public 14.)
Rio 0-rande. H. R. 5582, act to extend times for commencing and completing construc-
tion of bridge across Rio Grande at El Paso, Tex. [by El Paso Electric Company and
El Paso and Juarez Traction Company]. Approved Feb. 3, 192S. 1 p. (Public 15.)
Rock River. H. R. 6483. Act granting consent of Congress to Illinois, county of Lee,
and Dixon, or to any or either of them, jointly or severally, to con-truct bridge across-
Rock River at Dixon, 111. Approved Feb. 15, 1928. 1 p. (Public 30.j
Shenatidoah National Park-. S. 2656, act to establish minimum area for Shenandoah
National Park for administration, protection, and geneval development by National
Park Service, and [to lease lands within Shenandoah and Great Smoky 'Mountains
national parks]. Approved Feb. 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 33.)
State Department. H. R. 8269, act making appropriations for Departments of State
and Justice and for judiciary, and for Departments of Commerce and Labor, fiscal
year 1929. [Approved Fob. 15, 1928.] 51 p. (Public 32.)
Tennessee River. H. R. 6053, act to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Tennessee River on Linden-Lexington road In Perry and
Decatur counties, Tenn. [by Highway Department of Tennessee]. Approved Jan. 30,
1928. 1 p. (Public 9.)
Tomhifjlee River. H. R. 5657, act granting consent of Congress to board of supervisors
of Monroe Countv, Miss., to construct bridge across Tombigbee River at or near
Aberdeen, Miss. Approved Feb. 8, 1928. 1 p. (Public 22.)
United Confederate Veterans. H. B. 7013, act authorizing and directing Secretary of
War to lend to governor of Arkansas canvas cots, blankets, bed sheets, pillows,
pillow cases, and mattresses or bed sacks to be used at encampment of United
Confederate Veterans to be held at Little Rock, Ark., in May, 1928. Approved Feb.
14, 1928. 1 p. (Public 27.)
Vancouver Barracks. H. R. 172. act to grant and convey to Vancouver perpetual ease-
ment for public highway purposes over and upon portion of Vancouver Barracks
military reservation. Wash. Approved Feb. 13, 1928. 1 p. (Public 25.)
Writs. S. 1801, act in reference to writs of error. Approved Jan. 31. 1928. 1 p.
(Public 10.)
Public [joint] resolution 4-9, 70th Congress,
Champlain, Lake. H. J. Res. 104. joint resolution granting consent of Congress to
agreement or compact entered into between New York and Vermont for creation of
Lake Champlain Bridge Commission and to construct highway bridge across Lake
Champlain [between Crown Point, N. Y., and Chimney Point, Vt.]. [Approved Feb.
16, 1928.] 10 p. (Public resolution 9.)
Court of Claims. H. J. Res. 82. joint resolution to continue commissioners in Court
of Claims. Approved Jan. 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 4.)
Dairying. H. J. Res. 81, joint resolution for amendment of act of Mar. 3, 1927, by
authorizing annual appropriation to carry out cooperative experiments [with South
Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station] contemplated by act. Approved Feb. 4,
1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 0.) . ^
National Home for Disahlcd Volunteer Soldiers. H. J. Res. 93, joint resolution for
appointment of Paul E. Divine as member of board of managers of National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Approved Feb. 4, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolutions.)
Neto McTico. S. J. Res. ."S, joint le.^nlution giving consent to amendment to constitu-
tion of New Mexico, providina- method for executing leases and other contracts for
development and production of anv and all minerals on lands granted or confirmed
to said State by act of Congress approved June 20, 1910, and to enactment of such
laws and regulations as mav be necessary to carry said amendment into effect if it
is adopted. Approved Feb. 6, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 7.)
Poultrr/. H. J. Res. 112, joint resolution to amend act of May 29, 1884, as amended,
act of Feb. 2, 1903, and act of Mar. 3, 1905, as amended, to include poultry within
their provisions. Approved Feb. 7, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 8.)
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conference committees
Appropriations. Conference report on bill making appropriations for Executire
Office and sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, commissions, and
offices [fiscal year 1929], conference report to accompany H. R. 9481; sub-
mitted by Mr. Wood. Feb. 27, 192S. 4 p. (H. rp. 765, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Enemy propertrj. Settlement of war claims act of 1928. conference report on
H. R. 7201, for settlement of certain claims of American nationals against
Germany and of German nationals against United States, for ultimate return
of all property of Gennaii nationals held by Alien Property Custodian, and for
aQUitabie apportionment among all claimants of certain available funds ; sub-
mitted liy Mr. Smoot. Feb. 27, 1928. 27 p. (S. doc. 64, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[Committee recommends amendment of H. R. 7201 by substitute and amend-
ment of title of bill to read : Act for seitlement of certain claims of American
nationals against Germany, Austria, and Hungary, and of :viti<mals of
Germany, Austria, and Hungary against United States, and for ultimate re-
turn of all property held by Alien Property Custodian.] * Paper, 5c.
Settlement of war claims act of 1928. [conference] report to accompany
H. R. 7201 [for settlement of certain claims of American nationals against
Germany and of German nationals against United States, for viltimate return
of all property of German nationals held by Alien Property Custodian, and for
equitable apportionment among all claimants of certain available funds] ;
submitted by Mr. Green of Iowa. Feb. 27, 1928. 35 p. (H. rp. 766. 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of H. R. 7201 by sub-
stitute and amendment of title of bill to read : Act for settlement of certain
claims of American nationals against Germany, Austria, and Hungary, and of
nationals of Germany, Austria, and Hungary against United States, and for
ultimate return of all property held by Alien Property Custodian.]
* Paper, 5c.
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Interior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, conference report to
accompany H. R. 9136; submitted by Mr. Cramton. Feb. 16, 1928. 6 p. (H.
rp. 701, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Military posts. Construction at military posts, conference report to accompany
H. R. 7009 [to authorize appropriations for construction at military posts] ;
submitted by Mr. Morin. Feb. 13, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 639, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Public 'buildings. Construction of certain public buildings, conference report
to accompany H. R. 278 [to amend sec. 5 of act to provide for construction of
certain public buildings, approved May 25, 1926] ; submitted by Mr, Elliott.
Feb. 9, 1928, 2 p. (H. rp. 620, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
State Department. State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill,
[fiscal year] 1929, conference report to accompany H. R. 8269; submitted
by Mr. Shreve. Feb. 6, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 593, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Treasury Department. Conference report on Treasury and Post Office appro-
priation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, conference report to accompany H. R. 10635;
submitted by Mr. Madden. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 755, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Boy Scouts of America. 17th annual report of Boy Scouts of America, 1926.
1928. iii+239 p. il. (H. doc. 93, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 23-13721
Calendars of House of Representatives, 70th Congress, 1st session, Feb. 1-29,
1928; no. 36-56. 1928. various paging, large 8° [Daily when House of
Representatives is in session.] % Y 1.2 : 1/70^-1-36 to 70-1-56
Procedure. Cannon's procedure in House of Representatives; by Clarence
Cannon. 2d edition. 1928. viii-|-306 p. il. 16° (H. doc. 684, 69th Cong. 2d
sess. ) t
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Veterans of Foreign H'wr* of United States. Proceedings of 2Stli annual en-
campment of Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States, Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 4-9, 1927. 1928. vi+332 p. 1 p<jr. 2 p. of por. (H. doc. 789, 69th Cong.
2d sess.) ♦Paper, 50c.
ACCOUNTS committed;, house
Expenditures in Exerutive Departments Committee, House. Clerk and janitor
to Committee on Expenditures in Executive Departments, report to accom-
panj' H. Res. 100 : submitted by Mr. MacGregor. Feb. 23, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
738, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Invulid Pensions Committee. Hon-^e. Temporary assistant clerk to Committee
on Invalid Pensions, report to accompany H. Res. 98 ; submitted by Mr. Mac-
Gregor. Feb. 23, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 737, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Russell, Aaron. Erma Russell, report tt) accompany H. Res. 104 [to i>ay 6
months' salary and funeral expenses to Eima Russell on account of death of
Aaron Russell, late employee of House] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor. Feb.
23, 1928. 1 p. (II. rp. 739, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEiE, HOUSE
Agricultural products. Prohibit crop price predictions by Goverimient officials
or employees, hearings. 70th Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 7215 [to prohibit
expression of opinitms by certain persons or officials connected with Govern-
ment as to future market prici's of cotton, wheat, or other crops], Jan. 14,
1928. 1928. iii+(50 p. il. (Serial F.) * Paper, 10c. Y4. Ag8/l:C88
Birds. Migratory bird refuge in Cheyenne Bottoms, Ivans., hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 7361, Feb. 3, 1928. 1928. iii+37 p. (Serial I.)
* Paper, 5c. Y 4. Ag 8/1 : B 53/4
Brooksville Plant Introduction C-itrden. To dispose of Plant Introduction Gar-
den, Hernando County, Fla.. report to accompany H. J. Res. 26 [to dispose of
real property located in Hernando County, Fla., known as Brooksville Plant
Intr(jduction Garden, no longer required for plant introduction purposes] ;
submitted by Mr. Haugen. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 568, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Feb. 23, 1928; no. 1.
1928. 32 p. 4° $ Y 4. Ag 8/1 : 70/1
Containers. Proposed amendment to food and drugs act relative to slack-filled
packages, report to accompany H. R. 487 ; submitted by Mr. Haugen. Feb. 6,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 590, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
European corn borer, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 24-26, 1928.
1928. iii+103 p. (Serial G.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. Ag 8/1 : C 81/2
Horticultural experiment woi-lc in southern Great Plains area, report to accom-
pany H. R. 405 [for horticultural experiment and demonstration work in
southern Great Plains area] ; submitted by Mr. Haugen. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 570, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Majestic Hotel, Lake Charles, La., report to accompany H. R. 4068 [for relief of
Majestic Hotel, Lake Charles, La., and of R. T. Cronau] ; submitted by Mr.
Haugen. Feb. 3, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 565, 70th Cong, l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marketing of farm produce. Agricultural relief, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, Jan. 17 [-Feb. 14], 1928. 1928. [pts. 1-5, xix]-|- 1-427 p. (Serial
E, pts. 1-5.) [Part 5 is on the export debenture plan.] * Paper, pts. 1-3,
10c. each ; * pt. 4, 5c. ; * pt. 5, 15c. Y 4. Ag 8/1 : R 25/4/pt. 1-5
Mount Weather', Va. Authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to dispose of real
property in Loudoun and Clarke counties, Va. [known as Mount "Weather, no
longer required for observatory and laboratory purposes], report to accompany
H. J. Res. 89; submitted by Mr. Haugen. Feb. 3, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 569,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Schoenfeld, William A. William A. Sclioeufeld, report to accompany H. R. 8968
[to allow credit iu accounts of William A. Schoenfeld] ; submitted by Mr.
Haugen. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 566, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Seed grain for pest-stricken areas, William A. Schoenfeld credit. Mount Weather
property disposal, Majestic Hotel and R. T. Cronau relief, Brooksville Plant
Garden disposal, Horticultural experiment work in southern Great Plains,
Slack filled package bill, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H, R. 7942,
H. R. 8968, H. J. Res. 89, H. R. 4068, H. J. Res. 26, H. R. 405, H. R. 487. Feb.
2,1928. 1928. iii+27 p. (Serial H.) * Paper, 5c. Y4.Ag8/l : Se 3/9
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Agriculture Department. Agricultural appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929,
hearings before subcommittee in charge of agricultural appropriation bill
for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. ii+1306 p. * Paper, $1,35.
Y 4.Ap 6/1 : Ag 8/929
Appropriations. First deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1928. hearing
before subcommittee in charge of deficiency appropriations, 70th Congress,
1st session. 1927. ii + 744 ii. [Includes hearings on estimates for deficiency
appropriations for fiscal year 1928 and prior fiscal years and supplemental
appropriations for fiscal year 1928.] * Paper, 75c. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : D 36/928-1
District of Columbia. District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year]
1929, hearings before subcommittee in charge of District of Columbia appro-
priation bill for 1929, 70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. ii+1123 p. * Paper,
$1.10. Y 4.Ap 6/1 : D 63/929
District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to ac-
company H. R. 11133; submitted by Mr. Simmons. Feb. 17, 1928. 41 p.
(H. rp. 702, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Post Office Department. Post OflSce appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hear-
ings before subcommittee in charge of Post Oflice appropriation bill for 1929,
70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. ii+396 p. * Paper, 40c.
Y 4.Ap 6/1 : P 84/929
Treasury Department. Ti'easury and Post Office Departments appropriation
bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to accompany H. R. 10635 ; submitted by Mr.
Madden. Feb. 7, 1928. 55 p. (H. rp. 594, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
10c.
Treasury Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hearing be-
fore subcommittee in charge of Treasury Department appropriation bill for
1929. 70th Congress, 1st ses.siou. 1928. ii+954 p. * Paper, $1.00.
Y 4.Ap 6/1 : T 71/929
War Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to accompany
H. R. 10286; submitted by Mr. Barbour. Jan. 31, 1928. 66 p. (H. rp. 497,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Banks and hankiivg. Interlocking bank directorates, report to accompany
H. R. 6491 [to amend sec. 8 of act to supplement existing laws against un-
lawful restraints and monopolies, as amended, so as to permit effective regu-
lation of bank directorates] ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. Jan. 30, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 487, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Reserve Retirement Fund, report to accompany H. R. 4 [to incorporate
Federal Reserve Retirement Fund, to define its functions, and for other pur-
poses] ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. Jan. 30, 1928. 12 p. (H. rp. 479, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paijer, 5c.
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State banks as Government depositories, report to accompany H. R. 10151 [to
amend sec. 9 of Federal reserve act, so as to allow State banks which are
members of Federal reserve system to be made depositaries of public money
and financial agents of the Government] ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. Feb.
6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 592, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Civil service retirement act, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 31-Feb. 2,
1928. 1928. v+203 p. * Paper, 20c. Y 4.C 49/1 : li 31/7
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
AnAerson, Anton. For relief of Anton Anderson, report to accompany H. R.
2654; submitted by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 624,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Apodaca, Saiino. Sabino Apodaca, report to accompany H. R. 4995 [for relief
of Sabino Apodaca] ; submitted by Mr. Rowbottom. Jan. 23, 1928. 14 p.
(H. rp, 350, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. The first print of
House report 350 (2 pages) vpith title, Estate of L. Gordon Leech, and the
accompanying bill H. R. 93S5, were inadvertently printed.] * Paper, 5c.
Archer, Finch R. Finch R. Archer, report to accompany H. R. 2G5S [for relief
of Finch R. Archer] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Feb. 27, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
758, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Back, Chinther C. Carl C. Back, report to accompany H. R. 1616 [for relief
of Carl C. Back] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Feb. 6, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
578, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [The Claims Committee amended the text of H. R.
1616 so that settlement shall be made to Gunther Carl Back instead of to
his father, Carl C. Back.] * Paper, 5c.
Bryson, W. J. For relief of W. J. Bryson, report to accompany H. R. 5075;
submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Feb. 6, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 579, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Burgess, Oeorge W. George "W. Burgess, report to accompany H. R. 8809 [for
relief of George W, Burgess] ; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. Feb. 6, 1928.
16 p. (H. rp. 581, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
De Loach, James A. James A. De Loach, report to accompany H. R. 9902 [for
relief of James A. De Loach] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Feb. 24, 1928. 6 p.
(H. rp. 751, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e,
Elmer, John. Heirs of John Eimer, report to accompany H. R. 1529 [for relief
of heirs of John Eimer] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Feb. 20, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 709, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fcrmers National Bank, Danville, Ky., report to accompany H. R. 7518 [for
relief of Farmers National Bank, Danville, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Row-
bottom. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 767, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fidelity d Deposit Co. of Maryland, report to accompany H. R. 2488 [for relief
of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland] ; submitted by Mrs. Langley.
Jan, 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 467, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Fox, John A. For relief of John A. Fox, report to accompany S. 1325; sub-
mitted by Mr. Ware, Feb. 13, 1928. 5 p. (H, rp, 629, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
• Paper, 5c.
Friend, Joseph F. Joseph F. Friend, report to accompany H. R. 6842 [for
relief of Joseph F. Friend] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 580, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fritzen, James C. James C. Fritzen, report to accompany H. R. 6271 [for relief
of James C, Fritzen] ; submitted by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Jan, 30, 1928,
2 p. (H. rp. 471, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gallagher, A. F. A. F, Gallagher, report to accompany H. R. 10014 [for relief
of A, F. Gallagher] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
475, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Olens Falls Insurance Company. Relief of Glens Falls Insurance Co., report
to accompany H. R. 9319; submitted by Mr. Underhill. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 761, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Eai-mon, Louis E. Louis H. Hai-mon, report to accompany H. R. 1588 [for
relief of Louis H. Harmon] ; submitted by Mrs. Langley. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 577, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Heitkamp, George. George Heitkamp, report to accompany H. R. 5399 [for
relief of George Heitkamp] ; submitted by Mr. Celler. Jan. 30, 1928. 6 p.
(H. rp. 470, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Eigglm Lumher Co. {Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 8031 [for relief of
Higgius Lumber Company (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Underbill.
Feb. 13, 1928. 6 p. I H. rp. 628, 70tb Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Eolder, J. B. 3. B. Holder, report to accompany H. R. 10502 [for relief of
J. B. Holder] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 763.
70th" Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Eome Insurance Co., New York, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 9320 [for
relief of Home Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.] ; submitted by Mr.
Underbill. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 762, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Euggins, Thomas. Thomas Huggins, report to accompany H. R. 2657 [for
relief of Thomas Huggins] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania. Feb.
13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 025, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Leech, L. Gordon. Estate of L. Gordon Leech, report to accompany H. R. 9385
[for relief of estate of L. Gordon Leech, bankrupt, Grant F. Chase, trustee] ;
submitted by Mr. Rowbottom. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 567, 70th Cong,
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lueder, Arthur C. Arthur C. Lueder, report to accompany H. R. 8499 [for relief
of Arthur C. Lueder] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 582, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mack, John. John Mack, report to accompany H. R. 6367 [authorizing redemp-
tion by Treasury of 20 war-savings stamps, series of 1918, now held by John
Mack] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 472, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c,
Madry, Myra. Myra Madry, report to accompany H. R. 3844 [for relief of
Myra Madry] ; submitied by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 30, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 469,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mathews, Kate. Kate Mathews, report to accompany S. 3 [for relief of Kate
Mathews] ; submitted by Mr. Celler. Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 476, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Near East Relief {Inc.), report to accompany S. 1287 [for relief of Near East
Relief (Incorporated)]; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. Feb. 23, 1928. 20 p.
(H. rp. 749, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views signed by Mr.
Box.] * Paper, 5c.
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Newspapers. Relief of certain newspapers, report to accompany H. R. 10944
[for relief of certain newspapers for advertising services rendered Public
Health Service of Treasury Department] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of
Pennsylvania. Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 710, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Niehaus, Charles E. Charles H. Niehaus, report to accompany S. 380 [for
relief of Charles H. Niehaus] ; submitted by Mr. Steele. Feb. 27, 1928. 13 p.
(H. rp. 756, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nightingale, John L. John L. Nightingale, report to accompany H, R. 8810
[for relief of John L. Nightingale] ; submitted bv Mr. Hud.speth. Jan. 30,
1928. 17 p. (H. rp. 473, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Connor, Mrs. Mary E. Mary E. O'Connor, report to accompany H. R. 6436
[for relief of Mary E. O'Connor] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania.
Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 627, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Officers, Army. Relief of certain officers and former officers of Army, report to
accompany H. R. 4265 [for relief of certain officers and former officers of
Army and for other individual claims approved "by War Department] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Eslick. Feb. 14, 1928. 20 p. (H. rp. 656, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Rogers, George W. G. W. Rogers, report to accompany S. 2365 [for relief of
G. W. Rogers] ; submitted by Mr. Steele. Jan. 30, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 478,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ross, Andrew N. A. N. Ross, report to accompany H. R. 8890 [for relief of
A. N. Ross] ; submitted by Mr. Bushong. Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 539,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Savery, John M. John M. Savery, report to accompany H. R. 4925 [for relief
of John M. Savery] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Feb. 27, 1928. 7 p. (H.
rp. 759, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shults, FranTi E. Frank E. Shultz, report to accompany H. R. 9380 [for relief
of Frank E. Shults] ; submitted by Mr. Box. Jan. 30, 1928. 13 p. (H, rp.
474, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Simpson, George. George Simpson and R. C. Dunbar, report to accompany
H. R. 10417 [for relief of George Simpson and R. C. Dunbar] ; submitted by
Mr. Cellar [Celler]. Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 583, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Smith Tatlet Co., report to accompany H. R. 4303 [for relief of Smith Tablet
Company] ; submitted by Mr. Roy G. Fitzgerald. Feb. 13, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
626, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
South Carolina. State of South Carolina, report to accompany H. R. 9710 [for
relief of South Carolina] ; submitted by Mr. Bui winkle. Feb. 20, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 711, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Townsend, Vern E. Vern E. Townsend, report to accompany H. R. 3029 [for
relief of Vern E. Townsend] ; submitted by Mr. Hudspeth. Feb. 20, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 708, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Washam, R. P. For relief of R. P. Washam, F. A. Slate, W. H. Sanders, W. A.
McGinnis, J. E. Lindssay [Lindsay], and J. T. Pearson, report to accompany
H. R. 10503; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Feb. 27, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 764,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
White, John F. John F. and Mary L. White, report to accompany S. 1133 [for
relief of John F. White and Mary L. White] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill.
Jan. 30, 1928. 24 p. (H. rp. 477, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Zornes, J. W. J. W. Zornes, report to accompany H. R. 979 [for relief of J. W.
Zornes] ; submitted by Mr. Irwin. Feb. 13, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 623, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Barrels. To standardize lime barrels and require proper shipping marka
thereon, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 43 [to amend act to
standardize lime barrels, relative to marking of barrels], Jan. 23, 1928. 1928.
ii+4 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.C66:B27/6
Half-dollar. Coinage of 50-cent pieces in commemoration of sesquicentennial of
discovery of Hawaii, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 81, Jan.
23, 1928. 1928. ii+5 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.C 66 : F 46/4
To authorize coinage of silver 50-cent pieces in commemoration of 150th
anniversary of discovery of Hawaiian Islands, etc., report to accompany H.
R. 81 [to authorize coinage of silver 50-cent pieces in commemoration of
150th anniversary of discovery of Hawaiian Islands by Captain James Cook,
I and for purpose of aiding in establishing a Captain James Cook memorial
collection in archives of Hawaii] ; submitted by Mr. Perkins. Feb. 1, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 535, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Medals. Authorizing coinage of gold medal for presentation to Charles A. Lind-
bergh in honor of his achievements, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. J. Res. 192, Feb. 20, 1928. 1928. ii+0 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.C GO : L &4
Authorizing coinage of gold medal in commemoration of achievements of
Charles A. Lindbergh, report to accompany H. J. Res. 192; submitted by Mr.
Perkins. Feb. 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 722, TOlh Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, Oc.
L. C. card 20^20120
Authorizing coinage of medals in commemoration of achievements of
Charles A. Lindbergh [and for other purposes], hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 11078. Feb. 20. 1928. 1928. ii+7 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.C 66 : L 64/2
Authorizing coinage of medals in commemoration of achievements of
Charles A. Lindbergh [and for other purposes], report to accompany H. R.
11078 : submitted by Mr. Perkins. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 721, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mill products. Establish standard weights and measures for certain mill prod-
ucts, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9040. Jan. 23. 1928. 1928.
ii+3 p. * Reaper, 5c. Y 4.C 60 : M 01
To establish standard of weights and measures for the following wheat-
mill, rye-mill, and corn-mill products, namely, flours, semolina, hominy, grits,
and meals, and all commercial feeding stuffs, report to accompany H. R. 9040 ;
submitted by Mr. Perkins. Feb. 1, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 537, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Banks and banking. Relating to payment or delivery of deposits of money or
property held in names of 2 or more persons, report to accompany H. R. 6856
[relating to payment or delivery by banks or other persons or institutions in
District of Columbia of deposits of money and property held in names of 2
or more persons] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Jan. .30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
488, 70ih Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Child labor. To regulate employment of minors in District of Columbia, report
to accompany H. R. 60S5 ; submitted by Mr. McLeod. Feb. 17. 1928. 5 p.
(H. rp. 703. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Inheritance. Amend chapter 21 of code of law for District of Columbia in rela-
tion to descent and distribution [of property], report to accompany H. R. 49;
submitted by Mr. Gilbert. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 572, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Insurance. Complete code of insurance law for District of Columbia, report to
accompany H. R. 10147 [to provide complete cotle of insurance law for District
of Columbia (excepting marine insurance as now provided for by act of Mar.
4, 1922, and fraternal and benevolent insurance associations or orders as pro-
vided for by act of Mar. 3. 1901. etc.)] ; submitted by Mr. Blanton. Feb. 21,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 719, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Amending sec. 764 of subchapter
12, fraternal beneficial associations, of code of law of District of Columbia [so
as to include among associations specifically exempted from provisions of sub-
chapter 12 Junior Order of United Am«nican Mechanics and Dausrhtei-s of
America], report to accompany H. R. 10869; submitted bv Mr. Underbill.
Feb. 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 718, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Markets. Acquisition of site for wholesale farmers' produce market, minority
report [and minority views] to accompany H. R. 8298. pts. 2, 3^ (H. rp.
451. pts. 2, 3. 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.)
pt. 2 Minority report ; submitted by Mr. Lampert. Feb. 9, 1928. 8 p. * Paper, 5c.
pt. 3. Minority views; submitted by Mr. Gibson. Feb. 15, 1928. 41 p. [Includes
Report on relocation of farmers' produce market, by Bureau of Efficiency, and
Statements filed with subcommittee relative to 3 sites.] * Paper, 5c.
Police Department. Salarie.s of officers and members of Metropolitan Police
Force and Fii-e Department of District of Columbia, report to accompany H. R.
9346; submitted by Mr. Zihlman. Feb. 21, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 735, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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EDUCATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Hovsard University. Amend act to incorporate Howard University, hearing,
69th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8466 (H. R. 393), to amend act to in-
corporate Howard University in District of Columbia, reprinted in connection
with H. R. 279, 70th Congress, 1st session, supplemented by statement of Mal-
colm C. Tarver. 1928. ii+32 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ed 8/2 : H 83/3
■ Howard University, report to accompany H. R. 279 [to amend sec. 8 of
act to incorporate Howard University in District of Columbia, by authorizing
annual appropriations and providing for inspection of university by Bureau
of Education] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of New York. Feb. 8, 1928. 5 p.
(H. rp. 606, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes minority views signed by Mr.
Lowrey, Mr. Tarver, and Mr. De'Rouen.] * Paper, 5c.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, AND REPRESENTATI%TSS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
President of United States. Meeting of electors of President and Vice President
and issuance and transmission of certificates, report to accompany H. R.
7373 ; .submitted by Mr. Jeffers. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 750, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Proposing amendment to Constitution of United States, providing for elec-
tion of President and Vice President, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. J. Res. 181, Jan. 27, 1928; statement of Clarence F. Lea. 1928. ii+19 p.
*Pai)er, 5c. Y 4. El 2/1 : P 92/9
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE NO. 1, HOUSE
Contested elections. Contested-election case of Clark v. White, report on con-
tested-tlection case of W. H. Clark v. Hays B. White, from 6th Congresssional
district of Kansas; submitted by Mr. Colton. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
717, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE NO. 2, HOUSE
Beck, Ja7nes< M. James M. Beck election case, 1st district of Pennsylvania,
hearings, 70th CongTCss, 1st session, by authority of House resolution 9 ;
testimony. 1928. ii+229 p. * Paper, 25c. Y4. E12/2:B38
EXPENDITURES IN EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Claims. Reporting to Congress claims and demands by comptroller general,
report to accompany H. R. 9583 ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. Jan. 30, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 491, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
Retirement. Uniform retirement date, report to accompany H. R. 10288 [for
uniform retirement date for authorized retirements of Federal personnel] ;
submitted by Mr. Williamson. Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 550, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Returns Office. To provide for transfer of Returns Office from Interior De-
partment to General Accounting Ofiice, report to accompany H. R. 9570 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Williamson. Jan. 31, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 502, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Flood control, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on control of destructive
flood waters of United States, Nov. 28, 1927 [-Feb. 1, 1928]. 1928.
pt. 3. Mississippi River and its tributaries, iv-j- 893-2015 p. H. 1 pl. map. •Paper,
$1.15. Y 4.P 65 : C 76/pt. 3
pt. 4. Mississippi River and its tributaries. 1114- 2017-3033 p. 11. • Paoer, $1.00.
Y4.F65:C76/pt. 4
pt. 5. Mississippi River and its tributaries, ill -f3035-35b-f 3036-4042 p. il. 1 pl. 6 p.
of pl. 2 maps. • Paper, $1.25. Y 4.F 65 : C 76/pt. 5
pt. 6. Mississippi River and its tributaries, iv-f 4043^924 p. map. ♦ Paper, $1.00.
Y 4.F 65 : C 76/pt. 6
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Sacramento River. Flood control of Sacramento River, report to accompany
H. R. 117 [to modify project for control of floods in Sacramento River, Calif.,
adopted by sec. 2 of act to provide for control of floods of MissLssippi River
and of Sacramento River, Calif., and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr.
Reid of Illinois. Feb. 13, 1928. 12 p. (H. i-p. 634, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Arms. To prohibit exportation of arras, munitions, or implements of war to
belligerent nations, report to accompany H. J. Res. 183 ; submitted by Mr.
Burton. Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 492, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coffin, Mrs. Mabel R. Relief of widows of certain foreign service officers, re-
port to accompanv H. R. 10932 ; submitted by Mr. Porter. Feb. 15, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 688, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 10932 provides for relief of Mrs,
Mabel Rees Coffin, Mrs. Sarah Linard, and Mrs. Catherine ReQua Johnson.]
* Paper, 5c.
Dunlap, Maurice P. Maurice P. Dunlap, report to accompany H. R. 9411 [for
relief of Maurice P. Dunlap] ; submitted by Mr. Linthicum. Feb. 23, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 743, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Foreign- service. Amend foreign service l)uildings act. 1926. report to accom-
pany H. R. 10166; submitted by Mr. Porter. Feb. 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 541,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Franklin, Lynn W. Lynn W. Franklin, report to accompany H. R. 8651 [for
relief of Lynn W. Franklin] ; submitted bv Mr. Moore of Virginia. Feb. 27,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 769, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gorgas Memorial Lahoratorif. Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, hearings, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8128, to authorize permanent annual appro-
priation for maintenance and operation of Gorgas Memorial Laboratory,
Jan. 20, 1928. 1928. iii+08 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.F76/1:G67
Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, report to accompany H. R. 8128 [to author-
ize permanent annual appropriation for maintenance and operation of Gorgas
Memorial Laboratory] ; submitted by Mr. Temple. Feb. 17, 1928. 9 p. (H.
rp. 706. 70tii C<ing. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Haivaii. Se.squicentennial of discovery of Hawaiian Islands, hearings, 70th
Congre.ss, 1st session, on H. J. Re.s. 141, to authorize the President to invite
Government of Great Britain to participate in celebration of sesqulcentenniai
of discovery of Hawaiian Islands, and to provide for participation of Gov-
ernment of Uinted States therein. Jan. 26. 1928 ; statement of V. S. K. Hous-
ton. 1928. ii+9 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.F 76/1 : H 31/2
Kirjassoff, Max D. Consulate General at Yokohama, Japan, report to accom-
pany H. J. Res. 147 [for relief of estate of Max D. Kirjassoff, late consul in
charge of American Consulate General at Yokohama. Japan] ; submitted by
Mr. Martin of Massachu.setts. Feb. 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 744, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lake of the Woods, report to accompany H. R. 10884 [to amend act to carry
into effect provisions of convention between United States and Great Britain
to regulate level of Lake of the Woods concluded on 24th of February, 1925] ;
submitted by Mr. Maas. Feb. 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 085, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Madeleine, French .steamship. Steamship Madeleine, report to accompany H. R.
9043 [to authorize pajment of indemnity to Government of France on ac-
count of losses sustained by owners of French steamship Madeleine as rv-sult
of collision betvveen it and United States steamship Kerwood] ; submitted by
Mr. Porter. Feb. 23, 1928. 3 p. ( H. rp. 742, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mexico. Boundary between United States and Mexico, report to accompany
H. R. 9286 [authorizing appropriation to be expended by American section,
International Boundary Commission, United States and Mexico, for purixjse
of making survey to fix boundary between United States and Mexico, be-
tween El Paso, Tex., and Fort Quitman, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. McReynolds.
Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 501, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Offioers, Forei;pi service. For relief of certain officers of foreign service of
United States, report to accompany H. R. 9112 [for relief of William Roder-
ick Doi'sey and other officers of foreign service of United States, who, while
serving abroad, suffered by theft, robbery, fire, embezzlement, or bank fail-
ures losses of official funds] ; submitted by Mr. Martin of Massachusetts.
Feb. 13, 1928. 14 p. (H. rp. 630, 70th Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wmans, C. S. C. S. Winans, report to accompany H. R. 8650 [for relief of
C. S. Winans] ; submitted by Mr. Moore of Viryinia. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 768, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
IMMIGRATION AND NATUEALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 21 and Feb. 15,
1928; no. 2 and 3. 192S. Each 15 p. large 8° $ Y 4.1m 6/1 : 70/2,3
Deportation of aliens, report to accompany H. R. 10078 ; submitted by Mr. John-
son of Washington. Jan. 30, 1928. 30 p. (H. rp. 484 [pt. 1], 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Immigration Bureau. Salaries in immigration service, hearings before subcom-
mittee, 70th CoJ^gress, 1st session, on proposed bills to fix pay scales, Jan. 10,
14, and 26 [25], 1928. 1928. ii+87 p. (Hearings no. 70. 1. 2.) * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.1m 6/1: Sa3
INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
California. Restoring lands in California to public domain [which are now
reserved for Indian allotment purposes], report to accompany H. R. 8898;
submitted by Mr. Englebright. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 556, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carson National Forest. Protection of watershed in Carson National Forest
[from which water is obtained for Taos Pueblo, N. Mex.], report to accom-
pany H. R. 8824; submitted by Mr. Morrow. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
483, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Chippewa Inctia}%s. Authorizing Chippewa Indians of Minnesota to submit
claims to Court of Claims, report to accompany H. R. 10360 [to confer addi-
tional jurisdiction upon Court of Claims under act authorizing Chipi)ewa
Indians of Minnesota to submit claims to Court of Claims, relative to funds
of Red Lake band of Clupi)ewa Indians] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. Feb.
23, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 746, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Per capita payment to enrolled members, Chippewa tribe of Minnesota,
report to accompany H. R. 462 ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. Feb. 6, 1928.
5 p. (H. rp. 589, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Fort Bidwell Indian School. Hospital at Fort Bidwell Indian School, Calif.,
report to accompany H. R. 8542 [for construction of hospital at Fort P>idwell
Indian School, Calif.] ; submitted by Mr. Englebright. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p.
( H. rp. 554, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
— — • School building at Fort Bidwell Indian School, Calif., report to accom-
pany H. R. 8543 [for construction of school building at Fort Bidwell Indian
School, Calif.] ; submitted by Mr. Englebright. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
555, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Fort Hall Reservation. Placing of water on Mich.aud division and other lands
in Fort Hall Indian Reservation, report to accompany H. R. 308 [authorizing
appropriation for survey and investigation of placing of water on Michaud
division and other lands in Fort Hall Indian Reservation] ; submitted bv Mr.
Arentz. Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 485, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hupa Valley Reservation. Appropriation to pay half cost of bridge [across
Trinity River] and road, Hoopa Valley Reservation, Calif., report to accom-
pany H. R. 441 ; submitted by Mr. Englebright. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
480, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. "v|
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Indians. Withdrawal of lands in Inyo County, Calif., for Indian use, report to
accompany H. R. 9037; submitted by Mr. Englebright. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 557, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lumml Reservation. Construction of road on Lummi Indian Reservation,
Wash., report to accompany H. R. 873 1 ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Wtisliiug-
ton. Feb. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 616, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Okanogan County, Wash. Autliorize payment of certain taxes to Okanogan
County, Wash., etc., report to acjompauy 11. K. 431 ; submitted by Mr. Hill
of Washington. Feb. 22, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 736, 70th Cong. ' 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Osage Indians. Division of lands and funds of Osage Indians in Oklahoma,
report to accompany H. R. 9033 [to amend sec. 1 of act to amend sec. 3 of act
for division of lands and funds of Osage Indians in Oklahoma, relative to
leasing of oil lands] ; submitted by Mr. Howard of Oklahoma. Feb. 13, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 633, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Osage tribal and individual affairs, hearings before subcommittee, 70th
Congi-ess, 1st session, on H. R. 9294, relating to tribal and individual affairs of
Osage Indians of Oklahoma, Jan. 17 and 19, 1928, including hearings before
the full committee on Jan. 19, 1928. 1928. iii+26 p. [The hearings of Jan.
19 were held before the full committee only.] * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1u 2/1 : Os 1/13
Potaicatomi Indians. To appropriate treaty funds due Wisconsin Pottawatomie
Indians, report to accompany H. R. 7207 ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. Feb. 3,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 553, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Pugallup Indians. Upkeep of Puyallup Indian cemetery at Tacoma, Wash.,
report to accompany H. R. 173 ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. Feb. 2,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 547, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Riverside Indian School. To authorize construction of dormitory at Riverside
Indian School, Anadarko, Okla., report to accompany H. R. 8326; submitted
by Mr. Howard of Oklahoma. Feb. 13, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 632, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
SpoJ:a7i Indians. Claims of Lower Spokane and Lower Pend d'Oreille or Lower
Kalispell Indians, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 5574, Jan. 14, 1928. 1928. ii+30 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 2/1 : W 27/4
Wind River Reservation. Amend sec. 2 of act of Mar. 3, 1905 [to ratify and
amend agreement with Indians residing on Shoshone or Wind River Indian
Reservation, Wyo., and to make appropriations to carry same into effect],
report to accompany H. R. 356 ; submitted by Mr. Williamson. Feb. 2, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 549, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * PaiJer, 5c.
INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Philippine Islands. Employment of civilian assistants in Office of Governor
General of Pliilippine Islands, report to accompany H. R. 8507 [to amend sec.
29 of act to declare purpose of people of United States as to future political
status of i)eople of Philippine Islands, and to provide more autonomous gov-
ernment for those islands, and for insertion of new section in said act between
sec. 29 and 30 of said act, to be designated as sec. 29^2 of said act, providing
for employment of civilian assistants in Office of Governor General of Philip-
pine Islands and fixing salaries of certain officials] ; submitted by Mr. Kiess.
Feb. 27, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 771 [pt. 1], 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Porto Rico. Relief of Porto Rican taxpayei-s, report to accompany S. 754;
submitted by Mr. Kiess. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 652, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Pajier, 5c.
INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE C0MMITTE2E, HOUSE
Ancon Hospital. Change name of Ancon Hospital in Panama Canal Zone to
General Gorgas Hospital, report to accompany H. J. Res. 175 [to change name
of Ancon Hospital in Panama Canal Zone to Gorgas Hospital] ; submitted by
Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 653, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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556 February, 1928
Atchafalaija Rive?: Bridge across Atchafalaya River at Melville, La., report
to accompany H. R. 7927 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway
Commission to construct free highway bridge across Atchafalaya River at or
near Melville, La.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
670, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calumet River. Bridge across Calumet River in Chicago, 111., report to accom-
pany H. R, 8897 [to revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to
Chicago to construct bridge across Calumet River at or near 130th street in
Chicago, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 671,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
ChattahoocJiee River. Bridge across Chattahoochee River near Alaga, Ala., re-
port to accompany H. R. 9063 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Chattahoochee River at or near Alaga, Ala., by
Alabama and Georgia] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 524, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chesapeake Bap. Bridge across Chesapeake Bay, report to accompany S. 1498
[to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge across
Chesapeake Bay from point in Baltimore County, Md., near mouth of Back
River, to point in Kent County, Md., between Rock Hall and Tolchester Beach,
by Chesapeake Bay Bridge Company] ; submitted by Mr. Wyant. Feb. 21,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 724, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Clinch River. Bridge across Clinch River on Sneedville-Rogersville road, Tenn.,
report to accompany H. R. 9293 [granting consent of Congi-ess to Highway
Department of Tennessee to construct bridge across Clinch River on Sneed-
ville-Rogersville road in Hancock County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks.
Feb. 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 532, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coosa River. Bridge across Coosa River near Pell City, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 9064 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa River at or near Pell
City on Pell Citv-Anniston road between Calhoun and St. Clair counties,
Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 508, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cunil}erlan(l Rive)\ Bridge across Cumberland River on Dover-Clarksville road,
Tenn., report to accompany H. R. 9199 [granting consent of Congress to High-
way Department of Tennessee to construct bridge across Cumberland River
on Dover-Clarksville road in Stewart Countv. Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks.
Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 530, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• Bridge across Cumberland River on Lafayette-Celina road, Tenn., report
to accompany H. R. 9139 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Depart-
ment of Tennessee to construct bridge across Cumberland River on Lafayette-
Celina road in Clay County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 526, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River on Lebanon-Hartsville road, Tenn., re-
port to accompany H. R. 9137 [granting consent of Congress to Highway De-
partment of Tennessee to construct bridge across Cumberland River on
Lebanon-Hartville road in Wilson and Trousdale counties, Tenn.] ; submitted
by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 525, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) •Paper, Be.
Current River. Bridge across Current River at Success, Ark., report to accom-
pany H. R. 9204 [granting consent of Congress to Arkansas Highway Commis-
sion to construct free highway bridge across Current River at or near Success,
Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Jan. 31, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 511, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Fox River. Bridge across Fox River at Algonquin, HI., report to accompany
H. R. 9350 [granting consent of Congi'ess to Frank E. Merrill, carrying on
business under name and style of Frank E. Merrill and Company's Algonquin
Shores Realty Trust, to construct footbridge across Fox River near Algonquin,
111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 672, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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February, 1928 557
Fox River — Continued.
Bridge across Fox River at St. Charles, 111., report to accompau}' H. R.
9361 [granting consent of Congress to St. Charles, 111., to widen bridge across
Fox River within St. Charles] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 15)28.
2 p. (H. rp. 673, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Illinois River. Bridge across Illinois River at Peoria, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 10566 [granting consent of Congress to Peoria, 111., to construct free
highway bridge across Illinois River at or near Peoria] ; submitted by
Mr. Denison. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 725, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) *Paper,
5c.
KanaiohO' River. Bridge across Kanawha River at Point Pleasant, W. Va.,
report to accompany H. R. 9S43 [to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across Kanawha River in or near Henderson,
W. Va., to point opposite thereto in or near Point Pleasant, W. Va., by
Henderson Bridge Company] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. Feb. 14, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 677, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mahoning River. Bridge across Mahoning River at Warren, Ohio, report to
accompany H. R. 9339 [granting consent of Congress to board of county
commissioners of Trumbull County, Ohio, to construct free highway bridge
across Mahoning River at or near Warren, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Crosser.
Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 512, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Menominee River. Bridge across Menominee River at Marinette, Wis., report
to accompany S. 2902 [authorizing Wisconsin and Michigan to construct free
highway bridge across Menominee River at or near Marinette, Wis.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Newton. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 669, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Miami River. Bridge across Miami River at Lawrenceburg, Ind., report to
accompany H. R. 10756 [authorizing Indiana to construct toll bridge across
Miami River betv»-een Lawrenceburg, Ind., and point in Hamilton County,
Ohio, near Columbia Park] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Feb. 21, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 728, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Arkansas City, Ark.,
report to accompany H. R. 7198 [authorizing Henry Thane to construct
bridge across Mississippi River at or near Arkansas City, Ark.] ; submitted
by Mr. Parks. Feb. 14, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 662, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at New Orleans, La., report to accompany
H. R. 10298 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of
bridge across Mississippi River at or near New Orleans, La., and Gretna, La.,
bv George A. Hero and Allen S. Hackett] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn.
Feb. 14, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 682, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Quincy, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 9849 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of
bridge across Mississippi River at or near Quincy, 111., by said city] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 534, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Savanna, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 10026 [to revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to
Illinois and Iowa, or either of them, to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Savanna, 111., and Sabula, Iowa, connecting county of Carroll,
111., and county of Jackson, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 680, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at Atchison, Kans., report to
accompany H. R. 10806 [authorizing Atchison, Kans., and county of Buchanan,
Mo., or either of them, to construct toll bridge across Missouri River at or
near Atchison, Kans.] ; submitted by Mr. Hoch. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
729, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Missouri River — Continued.
Bridge across Missouri River at Decatur, Nebr., report to accompany
H. R. 10658 [authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Decatur. Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson
of Iowa. Feb. 21, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 726, 70th Cong. li?t sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at mouth of Big Blue River, Mo., report to
accompany H. R. 9773 [granting consent of Congress to Manufactures' Elec-
tric Terminal Railway to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near
mouth of Big Blue River in Jackson County, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr.
Milligan. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 676, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
• Bridge across Missouri River at Plattsmouth, Nebr., report to accompany
H. R. 10373 [authorizing Plattsmouth Bridge Company to consiruct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Plattsmouth, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr.
Burtness. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 667, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Rulo, Nebr., report to accompany H. R.
10424 [authorizing John C. Mullen, T. L. Davis, John H. Hutchings, and
Virgil Falloon to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Rulo,
Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Burtness. Feb. 14, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 668, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River in St. Louis County, Mo., report to accom-
pany H. R. 9018 [authorizing E. M. Elliott and Associates (Incorporated) to
construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Olive street road in St.
Louis County, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. Feb. 24, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp.
752, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Monongahela Rivei: Bridge across Monongahela River at Pittsburgh, Pa., re-
port to accompany H. R. 9761 [to extend time for completing construction of
bridge across Monongahela River at or near Pittsburgh, Pa., by Allegheny
County, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Wyant. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 675,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Monongahela River at Point Marion, Pa., report to accom-
pany H. R. 10707 [authorizing Point Marion Community Club to construct
bridge across Monongahela River at or near Point Marion, Pa.] ; submitted
by Mr. Wyant. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 727, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Extend time for completing bridge across Monongahela River at or near
McKeesport, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 10025 [to extend time for con-
struction of bridge across Monongahela River at or near Cliff street. McKees-
port, Pa., to point opposite in Duquesne, by Allegheny County, Pa.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Wyant. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. ( H. rp. 679, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
Ocinulgee River. Bridge across Ocmulgee River at Fitzgerald, Ga., report to
accompany H. R. 9831 [authorizing J. E. Turner to construct bridge across
Ocmulgee River at or near Fitzgerald, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston.
Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 663, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) [Corrected print.]
* Paper, 5c.
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Ashland, Ky.. report to rccompany
H. R. 473 [authorizing Ashland Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Ohio River at or near Ashland, Ky., and point opposite in Coal Grove, Ohio] ;
submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Feb. 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 544, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
— — Bridge across Ohio River at Ashland, Ky., report to accompany H. H.
5722 [authorizing Rogers Brothers Company to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Ashland. Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Feb. 2,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 545, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Louisville, Ky., report to accompany H. R.
9660 [authorizing Louisville, Ky., to construct toll bridge across Ohio River
at or near said city] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper of Ohio. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 533, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Ohio River — Continued.
Bridge across Ohio River at Ne\v Mnrliiisviile, W. Va., roitori tn accuui-
panj- H. ii. 10070 [authorizing New Martinsville and Ohio lUvcr BridiiC Coni-
panv (incorporated) to construct bridge acruss O'aio River at or near >e\v
Martinsville, W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr. Feery. Feb. 14, ll.t28. i' p. (11.
rp. 665, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paiier, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Sisters%ille. W. Va.. report to accompany
H. R. 91SG [authorizing Sistorsville Ohio River Bridge Comi)any to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Sistersville. W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr.
Tv^ry. Jan. 31, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 509, 70th Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bildge across Ohio River at WelLsburg, \V. Va., report to accompany
S. 797 [authorizing J. K. Mahone Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Ohio River at or near Wellsbtirg. "SV. Va.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. Feb. 21,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 723, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River between Owensboro, Ky., and Rockport, Ind.,
report to accompany H. R. 9280 [to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across Ohio River approximately midway be-
tween Owensboro, Ky.. and RockiX)rt, Ind., by Edward T. Franks] ; submitted
by Mr. Johnson of Indiana. Feb. 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 531. 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ouachita River. Bridge across Ouachita River near Calion, Ark., report to
accompany H. R. 9019 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Com-
mission of Arkansas to construct bridge across Ouachita River at or near
Calion. Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 523,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Panama Canal. Authorize payment of compensation to retired w-arrant officers
and enlisted men employed by The Panama Canal, report to accompany
S. 1946 [relative to pay of retired warrant officers and enlisted men and
warrant officers and enlisted men of reserve forces of Army, Navy, Marine
Corps, and Coast Guard, fixed under terms of Panama Canal act, as amended] :
submitted by Mr. Denison. Feb. 14, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 640, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Perdido Bay. Bridge across Perdido Bay at Bear Point, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 9964 [authorizing E. L. Higdon to construct bridge across Perdido
Bay at or near Bear Point. Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Feb. 14,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 664, 70th Cong. l.st se>s.) * Paper, 5c.
Public Health Service. Coordination of public-health activities of Government,
report to accompany H. R. 11026 ; submitted by Mr. Mapes. Feb. 21. 1928.
6 p. (H. rp. 733. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26122
Public Health Service, hearing before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 5766. for coordination of public health activities of Govern-
ment, and for other purposes, Jan. 11. 1928. 1928. iii4-42 p. * Paper. 5c.
Y 4. In 8/4 : P 96/7
Railroads. Railroad consolidation, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 5641. to promote unification of carriers engaged in interstate commerce,
Dec. 19, 1927-Feb. 10, 1928. 1928. 4 pts. in 1. iii+461 p. [These hearings
were also published in separate numbered parts.] * Paper. 50c.
Y 4. In 8/4 : R 13/27
Railroad legislation affecting short lines (sec. 15a, recapture clause of
i. c. act), hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 8549. Jan. 17 and 18,
1928. 1928. iii+97 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4. In 8/4 : R 13^28
Red River. Bridge across Red River near Garland, Ark., report to accompany
H. R. 8926 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of
Arkansas to C(mstruct bridge across Red River at or near Garland. Ark.] ;
submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. ( H. rp. 522, 70th Cong, l.st sess. )
* Paper, oc.
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560 February, 1928
Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Zapata, Tex., report to accompany
H. R. 10144 [authorizing B and P Bridge C<jmpany to construct bridge across
Rio Grande River at or near Zapata. Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn.
Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 666, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sahine River. Bridge across Sabine River at Merryville, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. 10143 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Com-
mission to construct free highway bridge across Sabine River at or near
Merryville, La., on Merryville-Newton highway] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn.
Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 681, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Francis River. Bridge across St. Francis River at Marked Tree, Ark., report
to accompany H. R. 9365 [to legalize bridge across St. Francis River at or
near Marked Tree, Ark., being constructed by Arkansas Highway Commis-
sion] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 674, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tennessee River. Bridge across Tennessee River, Henry and Stewart counties,
Tenn., report to accompany H. R. 9198 [granting consent of Congress to High-
way Department of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on
Paris-Dover road in Henry and Stewart counties. Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr.
Huddleston. Jan. 81, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 510, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Bridge across Tennessee River on Decatur-Kingston road, Tenn., report to
accompany H. R. 9196 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Decatur-Kingston
road in Roane County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p.
( H. rp. 528, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Jasper-Chattanooga road, Tenn., report
to accompany H. R. 9147 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Depart-
ment of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Jasper-
Chattanooga road in Marion County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb.
1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 527, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Knoxville-Maryville road, Tenn., report
to accompany H. R. 9197 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Depart-
ment of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Knoxville-
Maryville road in Knox County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. Feb. 1,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 529, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Tombigbee River. Bridge across Tombigbee River near Aliceville, Ala., report
to accompany H. R. 9484 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Depart-
ment of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tombigbee River at
or near Aliceville on Gainesville-Aliceville road in Pickens County, Ala.] ;
submitted by Mr. Huddleston. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 513, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Wabash River. Bridge across AVabash River at Mount Carmel, 111., report to
accompany H. R. 9946 [to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Wabash River at or near Mount Carmel. 111., by
Illinois and Indiana] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Indiana. Feb. 14, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 678, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Wabash River at Vincennes, Ind., report to accompany
H. R. 9953 [authorizing Indiana, acting by and through State Highway Com-
mission, to construct toll bridge across Wabash River at or near Vincennes,
Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Indiana. Feb. 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
753, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INVALID PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Pensions. Increase of Civil War widows' pensions, report to accompany H. R.
10159 [granting pensions and increase of pensions to widows and former
widows of soldiers, sailors, and marines of Civil War] ; submitted by Mr.
W. T. Fitzgerald. Feb. 16, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 698, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [In-
cludes minority report signed by Mr. Underwood and others.] * Paper, 5c.
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IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Casper-AJcova project in "Wyoming, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 5743, to provide for storage for diversion of waters of North Platte
River and construction of Casper -Alcova reclamation project, Jan. 16 [-27],
1928. 1928. 2 pts. [vii]+108 p. * Paper, each pt. 10c.
Y 4.1r 7/2 : N 81/2/pt. 1, 2
Coif^ado River. Protection and development of lovper Colorado River basin,
hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5773, Jan. 6 [-14], 1928. 1928.
4 pts. and appendix [xiiil+G64 p. il. [Part 4 includes reports on development
or Colorado River basin by special advisers to Secretary of Interior.] * Paper,
pt. 1, 20c. ; * pts. 2. 3, and appendix, each 15c. ; * pt. 4, 10c.
Y 4.1r 7/2 : C 71/8/pt. 1^, app.
Farm colonies. Organized rural communities, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion, on H. R. 8221, to authorize creation of organized rural communities to
demonstrate methods of reclamation and benefits of planned rural develoi>-
ment [in the South], Jan. 26 and 27, 1928. 1928. iii+81 p. ♦ Paper, 10c.
Y 4.1r 7/2 : R 88
Reclamation of land. Aided and directed settlement on Government irrigation
projects, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9956, Feb. 16, 1928.
1928. iii+82 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.Ir7/2:Se7
Disposal of unproductive public lands on Federal irrigation projects,
report to accompany H. R. 9958; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Feb. 8, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 608, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Reclaiming arid lands, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on further
present development of Government land by reclamation, Jan. 20, 1928. 1928,
ii+32 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1r 7/2 : Ar 4/4
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 16-Feb. 20,
1928 ; no. 4^7. 1928. various paging, 4" t Y 4.J 89/1 : 70/4-7
Commerce. To amend act to promote export trade [so as to extend provisions
of act to import trade], report to accompany H. R. 8927; submitted by Mr.
Dyer. Feb. 15, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 6S9, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes
minority views signed by Mr. LaGuardia, Mr. Dominick and Mr. Bowling.]
♦ Paper, 5c.
Court of Customs Appeals. Change in title of Court of Customs Appeals,
hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 6687 [to change title of Court
of Customs Appeals to Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, and for other
purposes], Feb. 1, 1928. 192S. ii+18 p. (Serial 8.) * Paper, .5c.
Y 4. J 89/1 : C 96/2
Courts. To authorize registration of judgments, decrees, and orders rendered
by any court of record [of any State or of United States, in any other such
court of record, and to prescribe effect thereof], hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 5615, Jan. 18, 1928. 1928. ii+19 p. (Serial 7.) * Paper, 5c.
Y 4. J 89/1 : R 26
Courts of United States. To change procedure in Federal courts in certain
cases, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5608, H. R. 8555, H. R.
8230, H. R. 8556, Jan. 17, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, ii+]/-69 p. (Serial 1 [pt. 1].)
* Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : P 94/23/pt. 1
District Courts. Create new judicial district in Indiana, report to accompany
S. 2752; submitted by Mr. Hickey. Feb. 27, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 770, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fertilizer companies. Requesting information from Attorney General regarding
violation of antitrust laws by fertilizer corporations, adverse report to ac-
company H. Res. 96; submitted by Mr. Dyer. Feb. 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
622, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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552 February, 1928
Menominee River. HighAvay bridge across Menominee River between Wis-
consin and Michigan, report to accompany H. J. Res. 176 [granting consent of
Congress to agreement or compact entered into between Wisconsin and
Micliigan for construction of higliway bridge across Menominee River
between Marinette, Wis., and Menominee, Mich.] ; submitted by Mr. Michener.
Feb. 2, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 546, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pitchlynn, Peter P. Estate of Peter P. Pitchlynn, report to accompany H. R.
7824 [authorizing Court of Claims to render judgment in favor of adminis-
trator of, or collector for, estate of Peter P. Pitchlynn instead of heirs of
Peter P. Pitchlynn] ; submitted by Mr. Michener. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
760, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Prohibition. Relative to number of prohibition agents, administrators, etc.
[in emplov of Government], adverse report to accompany H. Res. 108; sub-
mitted by 'Mr. Dyer. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 650, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
To amend prohibition law and to regulate admissibility of evidence in
certain cases, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 50, H. R. 5684,
H. R. 51. H. R. 9588, Jan. 20, 1928. 1928. ii+28 p. (Serial 5.) * Paper, 5c.
Y 4. J 89/1 : P 94/22
L.^BOR COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Labor Statistics Bureau. Create a division of safety in Bureau of Labor
Statistics, report to accompany H. R. 6848; submitted by Mr. Jacobstein.
Feb. 23, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 745, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.]
* Paper, 5c.
LIBRABY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Pulaski, Count Cammir. Memorials to Casimir Pulaski and Schuyler Colfax,
hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 27 and H. R. 160, joint
resolution to commemorate 150th anniversary of death of Casimir Pulaski
and establishing commission to be known as United States Pulaski Sesqui-
centennial Commission, and bill to authorize erection in South Bend, Ind.,
of statue of Schuvler Colfax, Feb. 20, 1928. 1928 ii+6 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.L 61/1 : P 96
Wayne, Antliony. Gen. Anthony Wayne memorial, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. J. Res. 180. for erection of public historical museum on site of
Fort Defiance, Defiance, Ohio, as memorial to Anthony Wayne, Feb. 20, 1928.
1928. ii+20 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.L 61/1 : W 36/2
MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Belloios, Henry A. Henry A. Bellows, report to accompany S. J. Res. 55 [for
relief of Henry A. Bellows] ; submitted by Mr. White of Maine. Jan. 30, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 493, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Anderson, John. John Anderson, report to accompany H. R. 1182 [for relief
of John Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
586. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Barstey, Cromwell L. Cromwell L. Barsley, report to accompany H. R. 6152
[for relief of Cromwell L. Barsley] ; submitted by Mr. Wright. Feb. 16,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 691, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Browder, George M. George M. Browder and F. N. Browder, report to accom-
pany H. R. 3372 [for relief of George M. Browder and F. N. Browder] ;
submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 516, 70th
Cong. 1st .'^ess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Brown, John M. John M. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 7708 [for relief
of John M. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. Feb. 3. 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
552, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Feb. 2 and 20, 1928;
no. 3 and 4. 1928. 108 p. and 131 p. 4° t Y 4.M 59/1 :70/3, 4
Camp, Edward. Edward Camp, report to accompany H. E. 1531 [for relief of
Edward Camp, alias Bennager Camp] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Feb. 1,
192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 518, TOth Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Campbell, Albert. Albert Campbell, report to accompany H. R. 4687 [for relief
of Albert Campbell! ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Feb. 21, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 731, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Campbell, Charles E. Charles Ebin Campbell, report to accompany H. R. 1023
[to correct military record of Charles Ebin Campbell, alias Ebin Campbell] ;
submitted by Mr. Reece. Jan. 31, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 498, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Carr, Frederick N. Frederick N. Carr. report to accompany S. 43 [for relief
of Frederick N. Carr] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 20, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 713, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carroll, Thomas. Thomas Carroll, report to accompany H. R. 943 [for relief
of Thomas Carroll] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
611, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Charlestoir, S. C. To dor.ate certain bronze cannon to Charleston, S. C, report
to accompany H. R. 6492; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Feb. 16, 1928. 2 p.
(H. ip. 695, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Conlon, Thomas. Thomas Conlon, report to accompany H. R. 1183 [for relief
of Thomas Conlon]; submitted by Mr. Reece. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
587, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DeCamp, John G. John G. De Camp, report to accompany H. R. 3268 [for
relief of John G. DeCamp] ; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Feb. 9, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 617, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Estabrook, William H. William H. Estabrook. report to accompany H. R.
11107 [for relief of William H. Estabrook] ; submitted bv Mr. Wright. Feb.
17,1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 705, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Estes, William. William Estes, report to accompany H. R. 11094 [to correct
military record of William Estes] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois.
Feb. 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 748, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Prahcr, Michael J. Michael J. Fraher, report to accompany H. R. 940 [for
relief of Michael J. Fraher] : submitted by Mr. Reece. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 610, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii. Appropriation for construction of military posts [to be used for
nurses' quarters at Schofield Barracks. Hawaii], report to accompany H. R.
7932; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. W7,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.'
■ Authorizing purchase of real estate [in Hawaii] by War Department,
report to accompany H. R. 5806; submitted bv Mr. James. Feb. 14. 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 648, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Payment of officers and Filipinos formerly enlisted in National Guard
of Hawaii, report to accompany H. R. 5-805: submitted by Mr. Houston of
Hawaii. Feb. 23, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 741, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hervey, John. John Hervey, report to accompany H. R, 7268 [for relief of
John Hervey] ; submitted by Mr. James. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 496,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Hetrick, T. Abraham. T. Abraham Hetrick. report to accompany H. R. 10714
[for relief of T. Abraham Hetrick] ; submitted bv Mr. Wrieht Feb. 20, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. TOT, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hooker road. Paving Government road from St. Elmo, Tenn., to Rossville. Ga.,
report to accompany H. R. 581T: submitted bv Mr. Fisher. Feb. 14, 1928. 3
p. (H. rp. 649, TOth Cong. 1st se.«s.) * Paper, 5c.
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Humphreys, Fort. To authorize appropriations for construction at military
posts [so as to provide for construction of barracks at Fort Humphreys, Va.],
report to accompany H. R. 7944 ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 13,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 631, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Ilitz, Michael. Michael Ilitz, report to accompany H. R. 6908 [for relief of
Michael Ilitz] ; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Jan. 31, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
500, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
Johnson, Thomas. Thomas Johnsen, report to accompany S. 138 [for relief
of Thomas Johnsen] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 715, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Johnson, Ahram H. Abram H. Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 1627 [for
relief of Abram H. Johnson] ; submii^ed by Mr. James. Feb. 24, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 754, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Judson, William H. William Henry Judson, report to accompany H. R. 2525
[for relief of William Henry Judson] ; submitted by Mr. Wright. Feb. 16,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 690, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kelly, Peter 8. Peter S. Kelly, report to accompany S. 1771 [for relief of
Peter S. Kelly] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 20, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
716, 70tJi Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kings Mountain, Battle of. Inspection of battle field of Kings Mountain, S. C,
report to accompany H. R. 11140; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Feb. 20, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 712, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lanij, Moms J. Morris J. Lang, report to accompany H. R. 9334 [for relief
of Morris J. Lang] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
659, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Leach, Dock. Dock Leach, report to accompany H. R. 4865 [for relief of Dock
Leach] ; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Feb. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 618, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
lAndbergh, Charles A. To authorize Charles A. Lindbergh to accept decox'a-
tions of foreign Governments, report to accompany H. R. 10715 ; submitted by
Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 9, 1928. 1 p. (II. rp. 619, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Martin, Garrett M. Garrett M. Martin, report to accompany H. R. 936 [for
relief of Garrett M. Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 609, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Martin, William. William Martin, report to accompany H. R. 4804 [for relief
of William Martin] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Feb. 14, 1928. 2
p. (H. rp. 644, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mason, Landon R. Landon Randolph Mason, report to accompany H. R. 4605
[authorizing the President to issue appropriate commission and honorable
discharge to Landon Randolph Mason] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Feb. 13,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 638, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Morse, FranJclin B. Franklin B. Morse, report to accompany H. R. 3170 [for
relief of Franklin B. Morse] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 21, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 730, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mothers. Enabling mothers and unmarried widows of deceased soldiers, sail-
ors, and marines to visit European cemeteries, report to accompany H. R.
5494 ; submitted by Mr. Morin. Feb. 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 543, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Neves, Resin F. Rezin Franklin Neves, report to accompany H. R. 2529 [for
relief of Rezin Franklin Neves] ; submitted by Mr. Wright. Feb. 14, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 642, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nightingale, William H. William H. Nightingale, report to accompany H. R.
2530 [for relief of William H. Nightingale, alias W. H. Raymond] ; submitted
by Mr. Wright. Feb. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 694, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Northrup, Alonzo. Alonzo Nortlirup, report to accompany H. R. 2098 [for re-
lief of Alonzo Nortlirup] ; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. Jan. 31, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 499, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Panama Canal. Authorizing appropriation for military posts, etc. [so as to
provide for construction of concrete storehouse in Canal Zone], report to
accompany H. R. 6180; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 646, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Philadelphia, Pa. Exchange of lands in Philadelphia, report to accompany
H. R. 9368 [to authorize Secretary of War to exchange with Pennsylvania
Railroad Company land situate in Philadelphia, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr.
McSwain. Feb. 16, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 699, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
To authorize Secretary of War to sell to Pennsylvania Railroad Co. land
situate in Philadelphia, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 5476 ; submitted by
Mr. McSwain. Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 542, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Pierce, James M. James M. Pierce, report to accompany H. R. 2009 [for relief
of James M. Pierce] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Feb. 6. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
588, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Porter, William. William Porter, report to accompany H. R. 2527 [for relief
of William Porter, alias Asbury F. Spicer] ; submitted by Mr. Wright. Feb.
14, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 641, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Purdell, Thomas. Thomas Purdell, report to accompany H. R. 4954 [for relief
of Thomas Purdell] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Feb. 14, 1928,
3 p. (H. rp. 645, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va., report to accompany H. R. 4963
[for relief of Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Roj'al, Va.] ; submitted by
Mr. Reece. Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 495, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Reilly, Charles F. Charles F. Reilly, report to accompany H. R. 3681 [for re-
lief of Charles F. Reilly, alias Harry Williams] ; submitted by Mr. Chapman.
Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 574, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Roberts, Daniel F. Daniel F. Roberts, report to accompany S. 46 [for relief
of Daniel F. Roberts] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 714, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
San Francisco, Calif. Recreation pier at foot of "Van Ness avenue, San Fran-
cisco, Calif., report to accompany S. 1665 ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham.
Feb. 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 696, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Scott Field. To authorize appropriations for construction at Scott Field, 111.,
report to accompany H. R. 10146 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. Feb.
6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 576, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shannon, John. John Shannon, report to accompany H. R. 6377 [for relief of
John Shannon, alias Eugene Allen, alias Charles Atwood] ; submitted by Mr.
Wurzbach. Feb. 6, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 575, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sumter, Fort. Erection of flagstaff at Fort Sumter, Charleston, S. C, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 177 [authorizing erection by executors of Eliza Mack-
intosh Clinch Anderson Lawton of flagstaff at Fort Sumter, Charleston, S. C,
and of memorial commemorating defense of fort by General Robert Ander-
son] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Feb. 23, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 740, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
Traveling expenses. Authorizing payment of travel expenses from appropria-
tions for investigations and surveys of battle fields, report to accompany
H. R. 235; submitted by Mr. Wurzbach. Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 548,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
VanderCook, Vanrenslear. Vanrenslear VanderCook, alias William Snyder,
report to accompany H. R. 1631 [for relief of Vanrenslear VanderCook, alias
William Snyder] ; submitted by Mr. James. Feb. 3, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 551,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Vickslurg National Park. Grant right of way across Vicksburg National Mili-
tary Park, Miss., report to accompany H. R. 11197 [to authorize Secretary of
War to gi'ant rights of way to Vicksburg Bridge and Terminal Company,
upon, over, and across Vicksburg National Military Park at Vicksburg,
Miss.] ; submitted by Mr. Quin. Feb. 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 747, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wade, Marion F. Marion Francis Wade, report to accompany H. R. 2531 [for
relief of Marion Francis Wade] ; submitted by Mr. Wright. Feb. 14, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 643, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wolters, August. Retirement of August Wolters, i-eport to accompany H. R.
1598 ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 573, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Belts, Claude S. Claude S. Betts, report to accompany H. R. 4608 [for relief
of Claude S. Betts] ; submitted by Mr. Drewry. Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
584, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 23 and Feb.
14, 1928 ; no 3 and 4. 1928. 56 p. and 60 p. 4° J Y 4.N 22/1 :70/3, 4
Dispatch, TJ. 8. S. Providing for loan of U. S. S. Dispatch to Florida, report
to accompany S. 771; submitted by Mr. Drane. Feb. 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
615, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ele'ctriG apparatus and appliances. Authorizing appraisal of certain Govern-
ment property [used by Virginian Power Company for furiaishing electric
current to Naval Ordnance Plant at South Charleston, W. Va.], report to
accompany H. R. 5746; submitted by Mr. Woodruff. Feb. 13, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 635, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lathrop, Mrs. Constance D. Constance D. Lathrop, report to accompany H. R.
6195 [granting 6 months' pay to Constance D. Lathrop, widow of Patrick T.
M. Lathrop] ; submitted by Mr. Drewry. Feb. 8, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 601,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
McGormick, Mrs. Mary. Mary McCormick, report to accompany H. R. 5897
[for relief of Mary McCormick] ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia. Feb.
17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 704, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Navy. Providing for sundry matters affecting naval service, report to accom-
pany H. R. 10276; submitted by Mr. Burdick. Feb. 6, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
585, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Navy. Amending provision contained in act approved Aug. 29, 1916,
relating to assignment to duty of certain officers of Navy as fleet and squad-
ron engineers, report to accompany H. R. 5531 ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of
Georgia. Feb. 9, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 614, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Providing for date of precedence of officers of staff corps of Navy, report
to accompany H. R. 21 ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia. Feb. 13, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 637, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rosen, Joseph. Joseph Rosen, report to accompany H. R. 8957 [to reimburse
Joseph Rosen for losses sustained while carrying out his duties] ; submitted
by Mr. Updike. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 494, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
PATENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
CHragossian, Oarabed T. K. Garabed free-energy generator, report to accom-
pany H. J. Res. 36 [to amend sec. 3 of joint resolution for purpose of pro-
moting efllciency, for utilization of resources and industries of United States,
for lessening expenses of the war, and restoring loss caused by the war by
providing for employment of discovery or invention called " Garabed," claim-
ing to make possible utilization of free energy] ; submitted by Mr. McLeod.
Feb. 10, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 621, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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TENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Pensions. Double pensions for dependents in case of submarine accidents, re-
port to accompany H. R. 10437 [granting double pension in all cases to
widows and dependents when officer or enlisted man of Navy dies from injury
in line of duty as result of submarine accident] ; submitted by Mr. Hall of
Indiana. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 599, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Regular Army and Navy, etc., report to accompany H. R. 10141 [.substituted
for H. R. 741 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. Jan. 30, 1928.
108 p. (H. rp. 466. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
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POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Air mail. Air mail, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7213 and
H. R. 8337, Jan. 12 and 13, 1928. 1928. iii+40 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.P 84/1 : Ai 7/G
• Amend air mail act of Feb. 2, 1925, report to accompany H. R. 8337 ;
submitted by Mr. Watres. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 607, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Contract for transportation of mails by air to foreign countries, report
to accompany H. R. 7213; submitted by Mr. Watres. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 481, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Capitol Grounds, Commission for Enlarging of. Create commission to be known
as Commission for Enlarging of Capitol Grounds, report to accompany S.
2301 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Feb. 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 686, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
District of Columbia. To regulate construction of buildings near public build-
ing or public park, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1681, to reg-
ulate height and exterior design and construction of public and private
buildings in National capital fronting on or located within 200 feet of public
building or public park, Feb. 3, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, ii+1-21 p. * Paper, 5c.
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PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Asphalt, gilsonite. elaterite, and other like substances, report to accompany
H. Ri. 68 [for disposition of asphalt, gilsonite, elaterite, and otlur like sub-
stances on public domain] ; submitted by Mr. Colton. Feb. 16, 1928. 3 p.
(H. ip. 697, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Barber, Zaccheus P. Zaccheus P. Barber, report to accompany H. R. 862
[authorizing issuance of patent to Zaccheus P. Barber] ; submitted bv Mr.
Swing. Feb. 27, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 757, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c
Bountiful, Utah. Granting lands to protect water supply of Bountiful. Utah,
report to accompany H. R. 8733 ; submitted by Mr. Colton. Feb. S, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 603, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Braasch, William C. William C. Braasch, report to accompany H. R. 9118
[for relief of William C. Braasch] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Feb. 7, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 596, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cabazon Water Company. Authorizing sale of public lands to Cabazon AVater
Co., report to accompany H. R. 5687 ; submitted by Mr. S^ving, Feb. 1, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 536, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Caldwell. Wilford W. Wilford W. Caldwell, report to accompany H. R. 10038
[for relief of Wilford W. Caldwell] ; submitted by Mr. Colton. Feb. 21, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 732, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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California. Calaveras big trees, California, report to accompany H. R. 5545
[granting lauds to California] ; submitted by Mr. Englebright. Jan. 31, 1928
3 p. (H. rp. 515, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carson National Forest. Consolidate national forest lands, report to accompanj
H. R. 9820 [to extend provisions of act to consolidate national forest lands
to lands within former Spanish or Mexican land grants within or contiguous
to boundaries of Carson. Manzano, or Santa Fe national forests in New
Mexico] ; submitted by Mr. Morrow. Feb. 14, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 654, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Centerville, Utah. Granting lands to Centerville, Utah [to protect watershed
of water-supply system of said city], report to accompany H. R. 8734;
submitted by Mr. Colton. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 604, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Chains National Forest. Add lands to Challis and Sawtooth national forests,
Idaho, report to accompany H. R. 144 ; submitted by Mr. Smith. Jan. 31,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 504, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To provide for addition of land to Challis National Forest, report to
accompany H. R. 6056 ; submitted by Mr. Smith. Jan. 31, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
505, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Coal. Grant extensions of time under coal penults, report to- accompany S.
1455; submitted by Mr. Morrow. Feb. 14, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 651, 701b
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cochran, Leonid as L. Leonidas L. Cochran and Rosalie Cochran Brink, report
to accompany S. 2020 [for relief of Leonidas L. Cochran and Rosalie Cochran
Brink] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 687, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Harrison County, Miss. Removing cloud from title to land in Harrison County,
Miss., report to accompany S. 1425 ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 1, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 520, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii, report to accompany H. R. 10483 [to revise
boundary of portion of Hawaii National Park on island of Hawaii, Hawaii] ;
submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. Feb. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 613, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Homestead. Submission of proof on entries within reclamation projects, report
to accompany H. R. 475 [to permit taxation of lands of homestead and desert-
land entrym'en under reclamation act] ; submitted by Mr. Winter. Feb. 8,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 605, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Idaho National Forest. To add lands to Idaho National Forest, Idaho, report to
accompany H. R. 142; submitted by Mr. Smith. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
503, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kansas. State game preserve, Kansas, report to accompany H. R. 8286 [to
authorize sale of lands near Garden City, Kans., by Kansas, provided that
proceeds of said sale shall be used to purchase land in Finney County, Kans.,
to be used as State game preserve] ; submitted bv Mr. White of Colorado.
Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 600, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Laird, Alma. Sale of lands in Florida [to Alma Laird], report to accompany
H. R. 4378; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 519, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lake County, Fla. Adjustment of faulty surveys in Florida, report to accom-
pany H. R. 5695 [to equitably adjust disputes and claims of settlers and others
against United States and between each other arising from incomplete or
faulty surveys in township 19 south, range 26 east, and in sections 7. S, 17, 18,
19, 30, 31, township 19 south, range 27 east, Tallahassee meridian. Lake
County, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 521, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana. Sale of lands to Louisiana and Mississippi, report to accompany
H. R. 6993; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 15, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 683, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
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Mendon, Utah. Granting lauds to Mendon, Utah [to protect watershed of water-
supply system of said city], rejwrt to accompany H. R. 8724; submitted by Mr.
Colton. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 602, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mountain Home, Idaho. First National Bank of Mountain Home, Idaho, report
to accompany H. R. 3032 [for relief of 1st National Bank of Mountain Home,
Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Smith. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 468, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
National monuments. Withdrawing from entry public land in Montana for
national park, report to accompany H. R. 8110 [withdrawing from entry north-
west quarter section 12, township 30 north, range 19 east, Montana meridian,
for purpose of preserving site of battle between Nez Perces Indians and com-
mand of Nelson A. Miles and creating said area in Montana a national monu-
ment] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 506, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
OkJalwma City, Okla. Sale of lands by Oklahoma City, Okla., report to accom-
pany H. R. 465 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma. Feb. 14, 1928. 1 p.
(H.'rp. 660, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oregon. Granting rocks or islands to Oregon for park purposes, report to ac-
company S. 1193 ; submitted by Mr. Sinnott. Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 490,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Poisacola. Fla. Title to lots in Pensacola. Fla., report to accompany S. 2021
[extending and continuing to Jan. 12, 1930, provisions of act authorizing Sec-
retary of Interior to determine and confirm by patent in nature of deed of
quitclaim title to lots in Pensacola, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 21,
1928. 2 p. (H. i-p. 734, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PuUic lands. "Validating applications for entries of public lands, report to ac-
company H. R. 11020; submitted by Mr. Sinnott. Feb. 21, 1928. 12 p. (H.
rp. 720, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Raker. John E. Naming of mountain in honor of John E. Raker, report to
accompany H. R. 8311 [for naming of mountain or peak within bnundaries
of Lassen Volcanic National Park. Calif., in honor of John E. Raker] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Englebright. Jan. 30. 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 489, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bt. Marks, Fla. Survey, appraisal, and sale of undisposed lots in St. Marks,
Fla., report to accompany H. R. 9842; submitted by Mr. Yon. Feb. 8, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 598, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shenandoah National Park, report to accompany H. R. 8526 [to establish
min'mum area for Shenandoah National Park for administration, protection,
and general development by National Park Service, and to lease lands within
Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains national parks] ; submitted by Mr.
Bushong. Feb. 2. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 540, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Shoshone National Forest. Repeal act to extend provisions of homestead laws
to certain lands in Yellowstone forest reserve [now Shoshone National
Forest], report to accompany H. R. 7946; submitted by Mr. AYinter. Feb. 15,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 684, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Timber. Oregon & California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon road grant lands,
report to accompany H. R. 158 [to amend chaprer 137 of volume 39 of
Statutes at large, 64th Congress. 1st session, relative to cutting and removal
of timber from revested Oregon and California Railroad and Coos Bay
wagon road grant lands] ; submitted by Mr. Sinnott. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 486, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sale of timber on Oregon & California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon-
road grant lands, report to accompany H. R. 8307 [amending sec. 5 of act
approved June 9. 1916, so as to authorize sale of timber on class 3 of Oregon
and California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon-road grant lands] ; submitted
by Mr. Sinnott. Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 482, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
• Paper, 5c.
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Utah National Park. To change name of Utah National Park to Bryte Canyon
National Park [and add lands to park], report to accomljany S. 1312; sub-
mitted by Mr. Colton. Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 514, 70th Cong. 1st
se.ss.) * Paper, 5e.
Woman's Home Missionary Sooi&ty of Methodist Episcopal Chwch. Sale of
lands near Seward, Alaska [to Woman's Home Missionary Society of Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church] for use in connection with Jesse liee Home, rejiort
to accompany H. R. 333 ; submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. Feb. 1, 1928.
1 p. (H. rp. 517, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wyoming. Authorize Secretary of Interior to grant certain oil and gas pros-
pecting permits and leases [in Wyoming], report to accompany H. R. 479;
submitted by Mr. Winter. Feb. 2, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 538, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Yuma County, Ariz. Aviation field, Yuma County, Ariz., report to accompany
S. 1154 [to authorize use by county of Yuma, Ariz., of public lands for
municipal aviation field] ; submitted by Mr. Douglas of Arizona. Feb. 7,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 597, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ^^^ Paper, 5c.
RULES COMMITTEE, HOISE
Cigars. Cuban parcel post bill, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
9195, to amend sec. 2804 and 3402, Revised statutes [relative to importation
of cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes], Feb. 20. 1928. 1928. ii+33 p. * Paper,
5c. Y 4.R 86/1 : C 89
Expenditures in Executive Departments Committee, House. Amend Rules of
House of Representatives, report to accompany H. Res. 107 [amending
paragraph 34 of Rule 11 of Rules of House of Representatives for 70th
Congress, relating to duties of Committee on Expenditures in Executive De-
partments] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. Feb. 3, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 571, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
President of United States. Proposed amendment to Constitution, report to
accompany H. Res. 112 [for consideration of H. Con. Res. 18, proposing
amendment to Constitution fixing time for commencement of terms of Presi-
dent, Vice President, and Members of Congress, and fixing time of assembling
of Congress, etc.] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. Feb. 9, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 612,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TERRITORIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Alaska. Payment of officers, Alaska, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 8284 [to authorize payment of amounts appropiiated by Legislature of
Alaska on account of additional duties imposed upon Territorial officers].
1928. ii+24 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. T 27/1 : Al 1/55
WAR CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Bond, Myron C. Myron C. Bond, Guy M. Claflin, and Edwin A. Wells, report
to accompany H. R. 1625 [to carry into effect findings of Court of Claims in
favor of Myron C. Bond, Guv M. Claflin, and Edwin A. Wells] ; submitted
by Mrs. Kahn. Feb. 16, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 693, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Caudwell, Charles. Chtirles Caudwell, report to accompany H. R. 4268 [for
relief of Charles Caudwell] ; submitted by Mr. Hooper. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 562, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Hiseock, Ernest J. Ernest J. Hiscock, report to accompany H. R. 4267 [for
relief of Ernest J. Hiscock] ; submitted by Mr. Hooper. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 561, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Army. Allow credit in accounts of disbursing officers of Army [on
account of refunds made to purchasers of surplus war supplies], report to
accompany H. R. 7166 ; submitted by Mr. Eslick. Feb. 14, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp-
658, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Officers, Army — Continued.
C^dit in disbiirsiiug accounts of certain officers of Army, report to ac-
company H. R. 4258 [to authorize credit in disbursing accounts of certain
officers of Army and for settlement of individual claims approved by War
Department] ; submitted by Mr. Hare. Feb. 3, 192S.. 8 p. (H. i-p. 560,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Officers of Army, report to accompany H. R. 4266 [for relief of certain
officers and former officers of Army and for settlement of individual claims
approved by War Department] ; submitted by Mr. Hooper. Feb. 14, 1928.
16 p. (H. rp. 657, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Tucker, Frank W. Frank W. Tucker, report to accompany H. R. 5225 [for
relief of Frank W. Tucker] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p.
(H. ip. 563, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Canadian properties, report to accompany H. R. 4257 [for
validation of acquisition of Cainidian properties by War Department and for
relief of certain disbursing officers for payments made thereon] ; submitted
by Mr. Hooper. Feb. 3, 1928. 3 p. (H. i-p. 564, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Wyant, Mrs. Jennie. Jennie AVyant and others, report to accompany H. R. 4229
[for relief of Jennie Wyant and others] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. Feb. 3,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 559, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Zingarell, M. M. Zingarell and vtdfe, report to accompany S. 496 [for relief of
M. Zingarell and wife, Mary Alice Zingarell] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey.
Feb. 14, 1928. 12 p. (H. rp. 655, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Cigars. To amend sec. 2S04 and 3402, Revised statutes [relative to importation
of cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes], report to accompany H. R. 9195: sub-
mitted by Mr. Green of Iowa. Feb. 13, 1928. 12 p. (H. rp. 636, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Greek debt settlement, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10760, to
authorize settlement of indebtedness of Hellenic Republic to United States
and of differences arising out of tripartite loan agreement of Feb. 10, 1918 ;
Feb. 15, 1928. 1928. iii+75 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.W3G:G81
Soldiers. Amendments to World War adjusted compensation act, report to
accompany H. R. 10487 ; submitted by Mr. Green of Iowa. Feb. 7, 1928. 5 p.
(H. rp. 595, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Union Trust Company. •Authorizing execution of certain indemnity agreements
to enable collection of certain moneys due Treasury Department, report to
accompany H. R. 10954 [to authorize Secretary of Treasury to execute agree-
ments of indemnity to Union Trust Com])any, Providence, R. I., and National
Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Green of Iowa.
Feb. 16, 1928. 3 p. (H. rji. 700, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Yugoslavia. Settlement of indebtedness of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and
Slovenes, report to accompany H. R. 367 ; submitted by Mr. Green of Iowa.
Feb. 6, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 591, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
M'ORLD WAR VETEEANS' LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Hospitals. World War veterans' legislation, hearings before subcumniittee on
hospital building program, 70th CongTess, 1st session, on H. R. 5604, Jan.
[9-Feb. 4], 1928. 1928. iii+329 p. * Paper, 35c. Y4.WS9:H79/2
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND GRANTS, JOINT COMMITTEE
ON INVESTIGATION OF
Northern Pacific Railway. Northern Pacific land grants ; letter of Fel>. 8, 1928,
from John G. Sargent, Attorney General [transmitting memorandum of E. E.
Danly]. 1928. pt. 13, ii+5485-5507 p. map, 4 p. of pi. and maps. [Parts
1-12 appeared in Monthly catalogues during the period of the 68th and 69th
Congresses.] * Paper, 5c. Y 4.N 81 : II 35/pt. 13
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Northern Pacific Railway — Continued.
Same ; table of contents and list of cases cited, pts. 1-13. 1928. ii+5509-
34 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.N 81 : H 35/pt. 1-13 cont.
SENATE
Calendar of business. Senate, 70th Congress, 1st session, Feb. 1-29, 1928 ; no.
24-44. 1928. various paging, large 8° [Daily wben Senate is in session.] \
Y 1.3 : 70/24-44
Southern Reclamation Conference, proceedings of Southern Reclamation Con-
ference, held in Washington, D. C, Dec. 14 and 15, 1927, under auspices of
Department of Interior and Bureau of Reclamation. 1928. xii+92 p. 4 pi.
( S. doc. 45, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 28-26126
AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE
AgriculUiral day, report to accompany S. J. Res. 61 [to provide for Agricultural
day] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p
(S. rp. 322, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Agriculture. Development of vocational education in the several States, hear-
ing, 70th Congres.«, 1st session, on S. 1731, Feb. 9, 1928. 1928. iii+73 p. il.
map. [S. 1731 provides for development and improvement of agriculture and
home economics.] * Paper, 15c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : V 85
Baskets. Standard hampers and containers, report to accompany S. 2148 [to
fix standards for hampers, round stave baskets, and splint baskets for fruits
and vegetables] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 14,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 303, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Birds. Bear River Bay migratory-bird refuge, report to accompany S. 3194 [to
establish Bear River migratory-bird refuge at Bear River Bay] ; submitted
by Mr. McNary. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 15, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 310, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bear River migratory bird refuge, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
S. 703, to establish Bear River migratory bird refuge, and S. 1272, authorizing
establishment of migratory bird refuge at Bear River Bay, Great Salt Lake,
Utah, Feb. 14, 1928. 1928. ii+11 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : B 53/3
Migratory bird conservation act, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
S. 1271, to more effectively meet obligations of United States under migratory
bird treaty with Great Britain by lessening dangers tlireatening migratory
game birds from drainage and other causes, by acquisition of areas of land
and of water to furnish in perpetuity reservations for adequate protection of
such birds, and by providing funds for establishment of such areas, their
maintenance and improvement, and for other purposes, Feb. 17 and 18, 1928,
1928. iii+68 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : B 53/4
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 5-Feb. 24, 1928;
no. 4-10. 1928. various paging, 4° |. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : 70/4-10
Claims. Certain claims of grain elevators and grain firms, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on S. J. Res. 59, authorizing the President to ascertain,
adjust, and pay certain claims of grain elevators and grain firms to cover
insurance and interest on wheat during 1919 and 1920, as per certain contract
authorized by the President ; Feb. 23, 1928. 1928. ii-|-12 p. • Paper, 5c.
Y 4.Ag 8/2 : G 76/11
Claims before Grain Corporation, report to accompany S. J. Res. 59
[authorizing the President to ascertain, adjust, and pay certain claims of
grain elevators and grain firms to cover insurance and interest on wheat
during 1919 and 1920, as per certain contract authorized by the President] ;
submitted by Mr. Shipstead. Feb. 28, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 441, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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February, 1928 573
Cotton-seed oil. Regulating interstate commerce in cottonscefl oil, report to
accompany S. 1414 [for prevention and removal of obstructions and burdens
upon interstate commerce in cottonseed oil by regulating transactions on
future exchanges] ; submitted by Mr. Maylield. Feb. 10, calendar day Feb.
17, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 317, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Crop insurance, report to accompany S. 2149 [authorizing and directing Secre-
tary of Agriculture to investigate all phases of crop insurance | ; submitted by
Mr. McNary. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. i-p. 304, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Game sanctuaries in national forests, report to accompany S. 2456 [to establish
game sanctuaries in national forests] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. Feb. 13,
calendar day Feb. 14, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 305, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Horticultural stations. Horticultural experiment and demonstration work in
southern Great Plains area, report to accompany S. 2832; submitted by Mr.
McNary. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 306, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Horticultural experiment worli in Great Plains and Rocky Mountain
regions, report to accompany S. 2569 [for horticultural experiment and dem-
onstration work in semiarid or dry-land regions of United States at experi-
ment station to be established at or near Cheyenne, Wyo.] ; submitted by
Mr. Kendrick. Feb. 23, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 368, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Muscle Shoals. Disposition of Muscle Shoals, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 2786, to authorize and direct Secretary of War to execute lease
with Air Nitrates Corporation and American Cyanamid Company, and S. J.
Res. 46, for completion of dam numbered 2 and steam plant at nitrate plant
numbered 2 in vicinity of Mu.scle Shoals for manufacture and distribution of
fertilizer, Jan. 24-28, 1928. 192S. iii+104 p. 1 pi. * Paper, 15c.
Y 4.Ag 8/2 : M 97/7
Disposition of Muscle Shoals, report to accompany S. J. Res. 46 [for
completion of dam numbered 2 and steam plant at nitrate plant numbered 2
in vicinity of Muscle Shoals for manufacture and distribution of fertilizer,
and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Norris. Feb. 1, calendar day
Feb. 3, 1928. 4 p. (S. iTp- 228, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.]
♦ Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26127
Poultry disease research, report to accompany S. 2030 [for research into causes
of poultry diseases, for feeding experimentation, and for educational pro-
gram to show best means of preventing disease in poultry] ; submitted by
Mr. McNary. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 369, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
White River. Pei'mittiug withdrawal of water from White River, Arjj. [near
De Vails Bluflf, Ark., by Alvin V. Harris and John A. Welty], report to ac-
company S. 1103; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Feb. 11 [9], calendar day
Feb.lO,192S. 4 p. (S. rp. 280, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st
print reads incorrectly Committee on Commerce instead of Committee on
Agriculture and Forestry.] ♦ Paper, 5c.
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Intei'ior Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to accompany
H. R. 9136; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Jazi. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 192, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Treasury Department. Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation
bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 10635. 1928. ii+13 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : T 71/929
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, fiscal year 1929,
report to accompany H. R. 10635 ; submitted by Mr. Warren. Feb. 16, cal-
endar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 319, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c:
How to order publications — See Information following Content*
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War Department. War Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 70tli Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10286. 1928.
ii+236 p. * Paper, 25c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : W 19/929
War Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, report to accom-
pany H. R. 102S6; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 24, 1928.
4 p. (S. rp. 381, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
BANKING AND CUKRENCY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Banks and hanking. Interlocking bank directorates, report to accompany H. R.
6491 [to amend sec. 8 of act to supplement existing laws against unlawful
restraints and monopolies, as amended, so as to pennit effective regulation of
bank directorates]; submitted by Mr. Edge. Feb. 28, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp.
439, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Credit. Amending 3d paragraph of sec. 13 of Federal reserve act [relating
to bills of exchange covering nonperishable readily marketable staples], re-
port to accompany S. 1989 ; submitted by Mr. Edwards. Feb. 16, calendar
day Feb. 20, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 335, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Farm Loan Board. Confirmation of members of Federal Farm Loan
Board, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, relative to confirmation of nomi-
nees for membership on Federal Farm Loan Board, Jan. 13-26, 1928. 1928.
ii+108 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.B 22/3 : F 31/16
Half-dollar. To authorize coinage of silver 50-cent pieces in commemoration
of 150th anniversary of discovery of Hawaiian Islands, etc., report to accom-
pany H. R. 81 [to authorize coinage of 50-cent pieces in commemoration of
150th anniver.sary of discovery of Hawaiian Islands by Captain James Cook,
and for purpose of aiding in establishing a Captain James Cook memorial
collection in archives of Hawaii] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. Feb. 27, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp- 432, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Medals. Longfellow medal, report to accompany S. 2280 [to authorize coinage
of Longfellow medals] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
438, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 2280 originally provided for coinage of Long-
fellow 1-cent pieces.] * Paper, 5c.
War Finance Corporation. Investigation of administration and transactions
of War Finance Corporation, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, relative to
S. Res. 84, Dec. 20, 1927. 1928. ii+30 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.B 22/3 : W 19/2
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Andrews, P. L., Corporation. P. L. Andrews Corporation, report to accom-
pany S. 2644 [to carry out findings of Court of Claims in case of P. L.
Andrews Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Feb. 13, 1928. 7 p.
(S. rp. 284, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Apodaca, Sabino. Sabino Apodaca, report to accompany H. R. 4995 [for relief
of Sabino Apodaca] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Feb. 1, calendar day, Feb.
4, 1928. 14 p. (S. rp. 230, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Baum, Mrs. Ida F. Ida F. Baum, report to accompany H. R. 760 [for relief
of Ida F. Baum, mother of Mrs. Lillian J. Leffard, also known as Vera
Anderson] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 4. 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 234, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Boyer, George W. George W. Boyer. report to accompany S. 2657 [for relief
of George W. Boyer] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb.
20, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 329, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Campbell, F. L. F. L. Campbell, report to accompany S. 2227 [for relief of
F. L. Campbell] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Feb. 13, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp.
286, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
Carlisle, Paul D. Paul D. Carlisle, report to accompany S. 3201 [for relief of
Paul D. Carlisle] ; submitted by Mr. Trammell. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb.
20. 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 326, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Caudicell, Charles. Charles Caudwell, report to accompany S. 1736 [for relief
of Charles Caudwell] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan.
30, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 179, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Clerkin, Mary. Mary Clerkin. report to accompany S. 205 [to pay claim of Mary
Clerkin] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 7, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 255, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
druceta, Adriano. Adriano Cruceta, report to accompany H. R. 8889 [for relief
of Adriano Cruceta, citizen of Dominican Republic] ; submitted by Mr. Black.
Jan. 27. calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 180, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Faceina, Anna. Anna Faceiua, report to accompany S. 3062 [for relief of Anna
Faceina] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Feb. 9, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 276, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Fidelity d Deposit Co. of Maryland, report to accompany H. R. 5925 [for relief
of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland] : submitted by Mr. Bayard,
Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 285. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Francke, George A. Lewis H. Francke and Blanche F. Shelley, report to
accompany H. R. 5300 [for relief of Lewis Francke and Blanche F. Shelley,
sole legal heirs of George A. Francke, alias Ralph K. Warrington] ; t^ub-
mitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 27, calendar dav Jan. 30, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
183, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Frazer, John. Estate of John Frazer and others, report to accompany S. 2855
[for relief of estates of John Frazer, Zephaniah Kingsley, John Bunch,
Jehu Underwood, and Stephen Vansandt] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens.
Feb. 6. 1928. 14 p. (S. rp. 249. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ecnson, Mrs. Martha. Martha Henson, report to accompany S. 1637 [for
relief of Martha Henson] : submitted by Mr. Bayard. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 246, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
International Petroleum Co. {Ltd.), report to accompany H. R. 8527 [for relief
of International Petroleum Company, Limited, Toronto, Canada] ; submitted
by Mr. Howell. Feb. 13, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 283, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Jameson, Joseph. Joseph Jameson, report to accompany H. R. 3926 [for relief
of Joseph Jame.son] ; submitted by Mr. Deneen. Feb. 13, 1928. 9 p. (S. rp.
288, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Johnston. Walter W. Walter W. Johnston, report to accompany S. 2711 [for
relief of Walter W. Johnston] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Feb. 6, 1928.
13 p. (S. rp. 248, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jones, Mary M. Mary M. Jones, report to accompany H. R. 2524 [for relief
of Mary M. Jones] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
410. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Kaufman, W. H. W. H. Kaufman, report to accompany S. 2061 [for relief of
W. H. Kaufman] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 327, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Knoides, Horace G. Horace G. Knowles, report to accompany S. 3325 [for
relief of Horace G. Knowles] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Feb. 23, 1928.
5 p. (S. rp. 370, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Langin Field. Relief for victims of airplane accident at Langin Field, report
to accompany H. R. 482 ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 13, 1928. 5 p.
(S. rp. 291, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Light. William A. William A. Light, report to accompany S. 1691 [for relief
of William A. Light] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb.
20. 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 320, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National Surety Co., report to accompany S. 2335 [for relief of National Surety
Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928.
2 p. ( S. rp. 182, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Newspapers. Relief of certain newspapers, report to accompany S. 3294 [for
relief of certain newspapers for advertising services rendered Public Health
Service of Treasury Department] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Feb. 27, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 411, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
North Carolina. State of North Carolina, report to accompany S. 3097 [for
relief of North Carolina] ; submittetl by Mr. Caraway. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p.
( S. rp. 434, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Old Dominion Land Co., report to accompany S. 2926 [for relief of Old
Dominion Land Company] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Feb. 16, calendar day
Feb. 20, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 328, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) 'Paper, 5c.
Ross, A. N. A. N. Ross, adverse report to accompany S. 2424 [for relief of
A. N. Ross] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Feb. 13, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 287,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Sentinel, schooner. Owner of schooner Sentinel, report to accompany H. R.
2138 [for relief of Louis P. Sunderland, owner of schooner Sentinel] ; sub-
mitte<l by Mr. Stephens. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 4, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
235, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Shulof, Herman. Herman Shulof, report to accompany S. 3066 [for relief of
Herman Shulof]; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Feb. 9, 1928. 20 p. (S. rp.
275, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sias, Randolph. Randolph Sias, report to accompany H. R. 8092 [for relief of
Randolph Sias] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Feb. 1. calendar day Feb. 4, 1928.
1 p. (S. rp. 233, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Sloan, Howard V. Howard V. Sloan, report to accompany H. R. 4393 [for relief
of Howard V. Sloan] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 4,
1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 232, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Smith, Joel T. Joel T. Smith, report to accompany H. R. 4127 [for relief of
Joel T. Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 4, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 231, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thibodeaux, Mrs. Josephine. Josephine Thibodeaux, report to accompany H. R.
8369 [for relief of Josephine Thibodeaux] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan.
27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 194, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Whitted, Levi R. Levi R. Whitted, report to accompany S. 1956 [for relief of
Levi R. Whitted]; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 27, 1928. 10 p. (S. rp.
412, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Yeaman, Robert F. Robert F. Yeaman, report to accompany H. R. 4777 [to
compensate Robert F. Yeaman for loss of carpenter tools which was incurred
by reason of fire in Government area at Old Hickory ordnance depot] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Caraway. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
193, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Zyvolski, Albert J. Albert J. Zyvolski, report to accompany H. R. 2145 [for
relief of Albert J. Zyvolski] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. Feb. 1, calendar
day Feb. 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 230, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Allegheny River. Bridge across Allegheny River at Kittanning, Pa., report to
accompany H. R. 495 [granting consent of Congress to county of Armstrong,
Pa., to construct bridge across Allegheny River at Kittanning. Pa.] ; submit-
ted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 148, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Allegheny River at Oil City, Pa., report to accompany H. R.
6041 [granting consent of Congress to Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
construct railroad bridge across Allegheny River at Oil City, Pa.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 156, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Atchafalaya River. Bridge across Atchafalaya River at Morgan City, La., report
to accompany H. R. 449 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway
Commission to construct toll bridge across Atchafalaya River at or near
Morgan City, La.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 359,
70th Cong. Ist sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Bartholomew, Bayou. Bridge across Bayou Bartholomew at Point Pleasant,
La., report to accompany II. R. 5728 [granting consent of Congress to Police
Jury of Morehouse Parish, La., or State Highway Commission of Louisiana
to construct bridge across Bayou Bartholomew at or near Point Pleasant,
La.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 154, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Black River. Bridge across Black River at Jonesville, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. 572G [to extend times fur commencing and completing construc-
tion'of bridge across Black Rivt;r at or near Jonesville, La., by State High-
way Commission of Louisiana] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 153, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Caney Fork. Bridge across Caney Fork River at Hurricane Island, Tenn.,
report to accompany H. R. 6959 [to legalize bridge across Caney Fork River
in De Kalb County, Tenn., at head of Hurricane Island, being constructed
by De Kalb County] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 164, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Champlavn, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain between New York and Ver-
mont, report to accompany H. R. 6099 [granting consent of Congress to New
York and Vermont to construct bridge across Lake Champlain between Crown
Point, N. Y., and Chimney Point, Vt.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1,
calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 214, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Creation of Lake Champlain Bridge Commission, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 104 [granting consent of Congress to agreement or compact en-
tered into between New York and Vermont for creation of Lake Champlain
Bridge Commission and to construct highway bridge across Lake Champlain
between Crown Point, N. Y., and Chimney Point, Vt.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 205, 70th Cung. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chesapeake Bay. Bridge across Chesapeake Bay, report to accompany S. 1498
[to extend time for construction of bridge across Chesapeake Bay and to fix
location of said bridge to be built by Chesapeake Bay Bridge Company from
point in Baltimore County, Md., south of Back River, to Hart Island, to
Miller Island, and thence to point in Kent County, Md.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 206, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Clinch River. Bridge across Clinch River in Tennessee, report to accompany
S. 2477 [to extend time for construction of bridge across Clinch River on
Sneedville-Rogersville road in Hancock County, Tenn., by Department of
Highways and Public Works of Tennessee] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1,
calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 221, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Columbia River. Bridge across Columbia River near Hood River, Oreg., report
to accompany H. R. 7199 [granting consent of Congress to Oregon-Washington
Bridge Company to maintain bridge already constructed across Columbia
River near Hood River, Oreg.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 361, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Conecuh River. Bridge across Conecuh River on Brewton-Andalusia road,
Escambia County, Ala., report to accompany H. R. 8896 [granting consent of
Congress to Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Conecuh River
on Brewton-Andalusia road in Escambia County, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 430, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coosa River. Bridge across Coosa River near Cedar Bluff, Ala., report to
accompany H. R. 8530 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa River near Cedar
Bluff, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 422, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Coosa River- — Continued.
Bridge across Coosa River near Pell City, Ala., report to accompany H. R.
9064 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of Alabama to
construct free highway bridge across Coosa River at or near Pell City on
Pell City-Anniston road between Calhoun and St. Clair counties, Ala.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 431, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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• Bridge across Coosa River near Wetumpka, Ala., report to accompany
S. 2257 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Department of
Alabama to construct bridge across Coosa River near Wetumpka, Ala.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 219, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
• Bridge across Coosa River on Columbiana-Talladega road, Ala., re-
port to accompany H. R. 8531 [granting consent of Congress to Highway
Department of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Coosa
River on Columbiana-Talladega road between Talladega and Shelby counties,
Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 423, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cumberland River. Bridge across Cumberland River at Canton, Ky., report to
accompany S. 1406 [granting consent of Congress to Valley Bridge Company.
Incorporated, Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge across Cumberland River at
or within 1 mile of Canton, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr Dale. Feb. 13. 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 296, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Smithland, Ky., report to accompany
S. 1408 [granting consent of Congress to Midland Bridge Company, Incorpo-
rated, Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge across Cumber. and River at or
within 2 miles of Smithland, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 298, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River near luka, Ky., report to accompany
S. 1407 [granting consent of Congress to Valley Bridge Company, Incorpo-
rated, Paducah, Ky., to constiaict bridge across Cumberland River within 1
mile of luka, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 297,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
" Bridge across Cumberland River on Dover-Clarksville road, Tenn., report
to accompany S. 2496 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Depai'tment
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Cumberland River on Dover-Clarks-
ville road in Stewart County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calen-
dar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 212, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River on Lafayette-Ceiina road, Tenn., report
to accompany S. 2476 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Cumberland River on Lafayette-
Ceiina road in Clay County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar
day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 208, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Belaivare River. Bridge across Delaware River at Burlington, N. J., report
to accompany S. 2800 [authorizing E. K. Morse to construct bridge across
Delaware River at or near Burlington, N. J.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb.
8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 258, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Duluth SJiij) Canal. Bridge across Duluth Ship Canal at Duluth, Minn., report
to accompany H. R. 5510 [.granting consent of Congi-ess to Duluth, Minn., to
construct bridge across Duluth Ship Canal] ; submitted by Mr. Da^e. Jan. 27,
calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 149, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Elk River. Bridge across Elk River betv.-een Lauderdale and Limestone coun-
ties, Ala., report to accompany H. R. 7913 [granting consent of Congress to
Highway Department of Alabama to constnact br!d,ge across Elk River on
Athens-Florence road between Lauderdale and Limestone counties, Ala.] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
170, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Flood control, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, relative to flood control of
Mississippi River, Jan. 23-31, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, iii-j- 1-341 p. * Paper, 35c.
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Grand Calnmct River. Bridge across Grand Calumet River at Forsythe ave-
nue, East Chicago, Ind., report to accompany H. R. 5744 [granting consent
of Congi'ess for reconstruction of bridge across Grand Caiumet River at East
Chicago, Ind., by Lake County, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27,
calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 155, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Little Calumet River. Bridge across Little Calumet River at Ashland avenue.
Cook County, 111., report to accompany H. R. G513 [granting consent of Con-
gress to county of Cot^k, 111., to construct bridge across Little Calumet River
at or near Ashland avenue, Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan^
27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 161, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa.
per, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet Ri\er at Ashland avenue. Cook County,
111., report to accompany H. R. 8740 [granting consent of Congress to county
of Cook, 111., to construct free hlglmay bridge across Little Calumet River
in Cook County, at Ashland avenue] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928.
2 p. ( S. rp. 425, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet River at Indiana avenue. Cook County. IlL ,
report to accompany H. R. G514 [granting consent of Congress to county of
Cook, III., to construct bridge across Little Calumet River at or near Indiana
avenue. Cook County. 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar dav
Jan. 30, 192S. 2 p. (S. rp. 162, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Little Calumet River at Wentworth avenue, Cook County,
111., reiwrt to accompany H. R. 6512 [granting consent of Congress to county
of Cook, III., to consti-uct bridge across Little Calumet River at or near
Wentv.orth avenue. Cook County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27,
calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 160, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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Mahoning Rix>er. Bridge across Mahoning River at Division street. Youugs-
t9'wn, Ohio, report to accompany H. Ti. 6958 [granting consent of Congress
to Youngstown to construct bridge across Mahoning River at Youngstown,
Ohio, at or near Division street] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 163, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mahoning River at South avenue, Youngstown, Ohio,
report to accompany H. R. 6045 [granting consent of Congress to commis-
sioners of Mahoning County, Ohio, to reconstruct bridge across Mahoning
River at Soutli avenue, Youngstown, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan.
27. calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 157, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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Bridge across Mahoning River at West avenue, Youngstown, Ohio,
report to accompany H. R. 6046 [grantingi consent of Congress to Youngs-
town, Ohio, to construct bridge across Mahoning River at or near West
avenue, Young.stown, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day
Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 158, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Memphremagog, Lake. Bridge across Lake Memphremagog at Newport, Vt.,
report to accompany S. 2698 [granting consent of Congress to Vermont to
construct free highway bridge across arm of Lake Memphrema.gog at or
near Newport, Vt.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 237,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Menominee River. Bridge across Menominee River at Marinette, Wis., report
to accompany S. 2902 [granting consent of Congress to Wisconsin and Michi-
gan to construct fre? highway bridge across Menominee River at or near
Marinette, Wis.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 260,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Alma, Wis., report to
accompany H. R. 8726 [authorizing Oscar Baertch. Christ Buhmann. and
Fred 'iteiter to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Alma,
Wis.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 424. 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Mississippi River — Continued.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Baton Rouge, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. G4S7 [autlioriziug Baton Rouge-Mississippi River Bridge Com-
pany to consiruct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Baton Rouge,
La.]; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 289, 70tli Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Baton Rouge, La., report to accom-
pany S. 2449 [to authorize construction of bridge across Mississippi River
at or near Baton Rouge, in parish of East Baton Rouge, and point opposite
tliereto in parish of West Baton Rouge, La., by Louisiana Highway Commis-
sion] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 416, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5o.
■ Bridge across Mississippi River at Cassville, Wis., report to accompany
H. R. 8837 [authorizing American Bridge and Ferry Company (Incorporated)
to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Cassville, Wis.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 429, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
• Bridge across Mississippi River at Chester, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 8741 [authorizing Dravo Contracting Company to construct bridge
across Mississippi River at or near Chester, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 426, 70th Cong. ]st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Hickman, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 7921 [authorizing A. Robbins to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Hickman, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 351, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) , * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Lansing, Iowa, report to accompany
H. R. 5803 [authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Mississippi River at or near Lansing, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb.
23, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 354, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
• Bridge across Mississippi River at Lansing, Iowa, report to accompany
S. 1879 [granting consent of Congress to Interstate Bridge Company, Lansing,
Iowa, to construct bridge across Mississippi River at Lansing, Iowa] ; ;?ub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 217,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Monticello, Minn., report to accom-
pany H. R. 199 [granting consent of Congress to Minnesota to construct
bridge across Mississippi River at or near MonticellO, Minn.] ; submitted by
Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 146, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at or near Little Falls, Minn., report to
accompany H. R. 194 [granting consent of Congress to county of Morrison,
Minn., to construct bridge across Mississippi River at or near Little Falls,
Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 145, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Prairie du Chien, Wis., report to
accompany H. R. 5818 [authorizing J. H. Peacock, F. G. Bell, S. V. Taylor,
E. C. Amann, and C. E. Ferris to construct bridge across Mississippi River
at or near Prairie du Chien, Wis.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 419, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., re-
port to accompany H. R. 8743 [to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across Mississippi River at or near St. Paul
and Minneapolis, Minn., by Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 427, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Savanna, 111., report to accompany
S. 2483 [to revive and reenact act granting consent of Congress to Illinois
and Iowa, or either of them, to construct bridge across Mississippi River, at
or near Savanna, 111., and Sabula, Iowa, connecting county of Carroll, 111.,
and county of Jackson, Iowa] ; submitted bv Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day
Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 222, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Missisnppi River — Continued.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Wabasha, Minn., report to accompany
H. R. G476 [authorizing Wabasha Bridge Committee to construct bridge
across Mississippi River at or near Wabasha, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 360, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River in Minnesota, report to accompany S.
2343 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge
across Mississippi River in Ramsey and Hennepin counties, Minn., between
St. Paul and Minneapolis, by Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 220,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River near Chester, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 6973 [authorizing E. H. W^egener to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Chester, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 420, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri River at Arrow Rock, Mo., report to
accompany H. R. 8106 [authorizing F. C. Barnhill to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Arrow Rock, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb.
23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 372, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
. Bridge across Missouri River at Arrow Rock, Mo., report to accompany
S. 2189 [granting consent of Congress to F. C. Barnhill to construct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Arrow Rock, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 218, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Hermann, Mo., report to accompany
H. R. 5501 [authorizing Hermann Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Hermann, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 348, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
. ■ Bridge across Missouri River at Liberty Landing, Mo., report to accom-
pany H. R. 6639 [authorizing Centennial Bridge Company of Independence,
Mo., Incorporated, to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Lib-
erty Landing, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. i-p.
371, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Pai)er, 5c.
: Bridge across Missouri River at Miami, Mo., report to accompany H. R.
8107 [authorizing Frank M. Burruss to construct bridge across Missouri River
at or near Miami, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
373, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
■ Bridge across Missouri River at Miami, Mo., report to accompany S. 2188
[granting consent of Congress to Frank M. Burruss to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Miami, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, cal-
endar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 207, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Niobrara, Nebr., report to accompany
S. 2827 [granting consent of Congress to South Dakota and Nebraska to
construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Niobrara, Nebr.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 356, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Washington, Mo., report to accompany
H. R. 5502 [authorizing Washington Missouri River Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across Missouri River at or near Washington, Mo.] • submitted
by Mr. Dale. Feb 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 349, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
-■ Bridge across Missouri River between Kansas and Missouri, report to
accompany S. 2554 [granting consent of Congress to Atchison and Leaven-
worth, Kans., St. Joseph, Mo., and counties of Buchanan and Platte, Mo., to
construct bridge across Missouri River or to acquire existing bridges at or
near Leavenworth or Atchison, Kans.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1,
calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 204, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
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Missouri River — Continued.
Bridge across Missouri River between Washington County, Nebr., and
Harrison County, Iowa, report to accompany H. R. 5679 [authorizing Ne-
braska-Iowa Bridge Corporation to construct bridge across Missouri River
between Washington County, Nebr., and Harrison County, Iowa] ; submitted
by Mr, Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 355, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River near Glasgow, Mont., report to accompany
H. R. 7466 [granting consent of Congress to Montana, Valley County, Mont.,
and McCone County, Mont., or to any or either of them, jointly or severally,
to construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Glasgow, Mont.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 168,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Monongahela River. Bridge across Monongahela River between Glassport and
Clairton, Pa., report to accompany H. R. 7925 [granting consent of Congress
for maintenance and operation of bridge across Monongahela River between
borough of Glassport and Clairton, Pa., by Allegheny County, Pa.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 367, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Ashland, Ky., report to accompany
S. 2731 [granting consent of Congress to Rogers Brothers Company to con-
struct bridge across Ohio River at or near Ashland, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 240, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Cairo, 111., report to accompany H. R. 121
[authorizing Cairo Association of Commerce to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Cairo, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 3?8, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Golconda, 111., report to accompany H. R.
7183 [authorizing C. J. Abbott to constnict bridge across Ohio River at or
near Golconda, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
352, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Louisville, Ky., report to accompany S. 2730
[authorizing Louisville, Ky., to construct toll bridge across Ohio River at or
near said city] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 239,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Madison, Ind., report to accompany H. R.
7916 [authorizing Madison Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Madison, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 294, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Madison, Ind., report to accompany S. 2666
[granting consent of Congress to Madison Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Ohio River at or near Madison, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb.
1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 213, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
■ Bridge across Ohio River at Mound City, 111., report to ace .xopany H. R.
66 [authorizing B. L. Hendrix, G. C. Trammel, and C. S. Miller to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Mound City, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 353, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at New Cumberland, AV. Va., report to accom-
pany S. 798 [granting consent of Congress to R. V. Reger Bridge Company to
construct bridge across Ohio River at or near New Cumberland, W. Va.] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 216,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at New Martinsville, W. Va., report to accom-
pany S. 2801 [granting consent of Congress to New Martinsville and Ohio
River Bridge Company (Incorporated) to construct bridge across Ohio River
at or near New Martinsville, W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 8, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 259, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Ohio River — Continued.
Bridge across Ohio Rivei* at Ravenswood, W. Va., report to accompany
H. R. 6073 [authorizing E. M. Elliott to construct bridge across Ohio River
at or near Ravenswood. W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928,
3 p. (S. rp. 418, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Sistersville, W. Va., report to accompany
H. R. 9186 [authorizing Sistersville Ohio River Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Sistersville, W. Va.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 293, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Sistersville, W. Va., report to accompany S.
1162 [granting consent of Congress to Sistersville Ohio River Bridge Company
for construction of toll bridge across Ohio River at S stersville, W. Va.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 238, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Wellsburg, W. Va., report to accompany
S. 797 [granting consent of Congress to J. K. Mahone Bridge Company to
construct bridge across Ohio River at or near Wellsburg, W. Va.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928, 2 p. (S. rp. 215,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
— — Bridge across Ohio River between Maysville, Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio,
report to accompany S. 7G1 [granting consent of Congress to Dwicrht V. Robin-
son and Company, IncorjMJrated, to construct bridge across Ohio River be-
tween Maysville, Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13,
1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 301, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, oc.
Bridge across Ohio River between Maysville, Ky,, and Aberdeen, Ohio,
report to accompany S. 1170 [granting consent of Congress to Maysville
Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio River between Maysville,
Ky., and Aberdeen, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S.
rp. 292, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River between Rochester and Monaca, Pa., report to
accompany H. R. 7192 [to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridge across Ohio River between Rochester and Monaca, Pa.,
by Beaver County] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 165, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ouachita River. Bridge across Ouachita River at Harrisonburg, La., report
to accompany H. R. 5727 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Ouachita River at or near Harrisonburg, La.,
by Louisiana Highway Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 415, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ouachita River at Monroe, La., report to accompany H. R.
5725 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge
across Ouachita River at or near Monroe, La., by State Highway Commission
of Louisiana] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan, 30, 1928.
1 p. (S. rp. 152, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pearl River. Bridge across Pearl River In Leake County, Miss., report to
accompany S. 3118 [to authorize construction of temiwrary railroad bridge
across Pearl River at point in or near section 35, township 10 north, range 8
east, Leake County, Miss., by Pearl River Valley Lumber Company] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23. 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 350, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Pearl River in Rankin County, Miss., report to accompany
S. 3119 [to authorize construction of temporary railroad bridge across Pearl
River in Rankin County, Miss., and between Madison and Rankin counties,
Miss., by Pearl River Valley Lumber Company] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 357, 70th Cong. l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Red River. Bridge across Red River at Garland City, Ark., report to accom-
pany S. 1104 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission
of Arkansas to construct bridge across Red River at or near Garland City,
Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 300, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Red, Riv/er — Continued.
Bridge across Red River at Moncla, La., report to accompany H. R. 8818
[granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Commission to construct
free highway bridge across Red River at or near Moncla, La.] ; submitted by
Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 428, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Red Rwer of the North. Bridge across Red River of the North between Grand
Forks, N. Dak., and East Grand Forks, Minn., report to accompany H. R. 108
granting consent of Congress to North Dakota and Minnesota to construct
bridge across Red River of the North between Grand Forks, N. Dak., and
East Grand Forks, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day
Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 144, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande River at Presidio, Tex., report to ac-
company H. R. 5583 [granting consent of Congress to Kansas City, Mexico
and Orient Railway Company of Texas and Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railway Company to construct railroad bridge across Rio Grande at or near
Presidio, Tex., opposite Ojinaga, Mexico] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27,
calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 142, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rock River. Bridge across Rock River at Dixon, 111., report to accompany
H. R. 6483 [granting consent of Congress to Illinois, county of Lee, and
Dixon, or to any or either of them, jointly or severally, to construct bridge
across Rock River at Dixon, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 159, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Rock River at Palmyra, 111., report to accompany H. R.
7745 [granting consent of Congress to Chicago and North Western Railway
Company to construct railroad bridge across Rock River in Palmyra and
Nelson townships, Lee County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calen-
dar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 169, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Louis River. Bridge across St. Louis River at Rices Point, Minn., report to
accompany H. R. 7909 [to authorize maintenance and renewal of timber
frame trestle in place of fixed span at "Wisconsin end of steel bridge of
Duluth and Superior Bridge Company over St. Louis River between Connors
Point, Wis., and Rices Point, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928
2 p. (S. rp. 364, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shipping Board. Sale of Pacific Coast lines by Shipping Board, hearings, 70th
Congress, 1st session, S. Res. 116, relative to proposed sale of 3 cargo services
operated by Shipping Board between American and oriental ports, Feb. 3-7,
1928. 1928. iii+162 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.C 73/2 : P 11/2
Snake River. Bridge across Snake River at Idaho Falls, Idaho, report to ac-
company H. R. 319 [to legalize bridge across Snake River at Idaho Falls,
Idaho, being constructed by Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 147, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Snake River near Heyburn, Idaho, report to accompany
H. R. 7371 [to legalize bridge across Snake River near Heyburn, Idaho, being
constructed by Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
362, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Snake River near Indian Cove, Idaho, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7370 [granting consent of Congress to Idaho to construct bridge
across Snake River near Indian Cove, Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan.
27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 166, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5e.
Bridge across Snake River near Swan Valley, Idaho, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7374 [granting consent of Congress to Idaho to construct bridge
across Snake River near Swan Valley, Idaho] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan.
27. calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 167, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Susquehanna River. Bridge across Susquehanna River at Sunbury, Pa., report
to accompany H. R. 8227 [authorizing Sunbury Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Susquehanna River at or near Bainbridge street in Sunbury,
Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 421, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Tennessee River. Bridge across Tennessee River between Marshall and Trigg
counties, Ky., report to accompany S. 1409 [granting consent of Congress to
Valley Bridge Company, Incorporated, Paducah, Ky., to construct bridge
across Tennessee River at or near Eggners Ferry, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 299, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
— — • Bridge across Tennessee River near Guutersville, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 7375 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or near
Guntersville on Guntersville-Huntsville road in Marshall County, Ala.l ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 363, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
• Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River near Scottsboro, Ala., report to accompany
H. R. 7915 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of Alabama
to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or near Scottsbora
on Scottsboro-Fort Payne road in Jackson County, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 366, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River near Whitesburg Ferry, Ala., report to
accompany H. R. 7914 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Alabama to construct free highway bridge across Tennessee River at or
near Whitesburg Ferry on Huntsville-Laceys Spring road between Madison
and Morgan counties, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 23, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 365, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Decatur-Kingston road, Tenn., report
to accompany S. 2478 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Decatur-Kingston
road in Roane County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calendar day
Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 209, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Jasper-Chattanooga road, Tenn., report
to accompany S. 2479 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Jasper-Chatta-
nooga road in Marion County. Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1, calen-
dar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 210, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Knoxville-Maryville road, Tenn., report
to accompany S. 2480 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department
of Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Knoxville-Mary-
ville road in Knox County, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 1. calendar
day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 211, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River on Paris-Dover road, Tenn., report to ac-
company S. 2490 [granting consent of Congress to Highway Department of
Tennessee to construct bridge across Tennessee River on Paris-Dover road
in Henry and Stewart counties, Tenn.] ; submitted bv Mr. Dale. Feb. 1. cal-
endar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 223, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Tennessee River, report to accompany S. 1410 [granting
consent of Congress to Midland Bridge Company, Incorporated, Paducah, Ky.,
to construct bx'idge across Tennessee River within 2 miles of where Clarks
River empties into Tennessee River and between Livingston and McCracken
counties, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 295, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Tamiiffbee River. Bridge across Tombigbee River near Aberdeen, Miss., report
to accompany H. R. 5657 [granting consent of Congress to board of super-
visors of Monroe County, Miss., to construct bridge across Tombigbee River at
or near Aberdeen, Miss.] ; submitted bv Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day
Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 151, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Railroad bridge across Tombigbee River at Epes, Ala., report to accom-
pany H. R. 5638 [granting consent of Congress to Alabama Great Southern
Railroad Company to reconstruct railroad bridge across Tombigbee River at
Epes, Ala.] : submitted by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27^ calendar day Jan. 30, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 150, 70th Cong. 1st se.'^s.) * Paper, 5c.
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Tug Fork. Bridge across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River near Devon, W. Va.,
report to accompany S. 2348 [granting consent of Congress to Norfolk and
Western Railway Company and Knox Creek Railway Company to construct 2
bridges across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River near Devon, W. Va.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 143, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Wabash River. Bridge across Wabash River at Vincennes, Ind., report to
accompany S. 2965 [authorizing Indiana, acting by and through State High-
way Commission, to construct toll bridge across Wabash River at or near
Vincennes, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 417,
70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DISTEICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE
^rcMfects. Practice of architecture in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany S. 2660 [to amend act to provide for examination and registration of
architects and to regulate practice of architecture in District of Columbia,
approved Dec. 13, 1924] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Jan. 27, calendar day
Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 171, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ba^s. Closed season for black bass in District of Columbia, report t(i accom-
pany S. 2972 [for further protection of fish in District of Columbia, particu-
larly black basis and crappie] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 338, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Feb. 13, 1928 ; no.
1. 1928. 12 p. 4° X Y 4.D 63/2 : 70/1
Corporation counsel. Administration of oaths by corporation counsel of Dis-
trict of Columbia, report to accompany S. 2781 ; submitted by Mr. Capper.
Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 250, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Police. Salaries of park police in District of Columbia, report to accompany
S. 1628 [relating to Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks of National
Capital in matter of salaries of United States park police] ; submitted by Mr.
Sackett. Feb. 8, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 261, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Traffic. Operators' permits for drivers of Government vehicles in District of
Columbia, report to accompany S. 1281 [to amend sec. 7a of act of Mar. 3,
1925, known as District of Columbia traffic act, 1925, as amended by sec. 2
of act of July 3, 1926, so as to provide operators' permits free of cost to
enlisted men of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard oiiorating
Government-owned vehicles in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr.
Capper. Feb. 1, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 201, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ba)UCATI0N AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE
Labor Statistics Bureau. To create a division of safety in Department of
Labor [Bureau of Labor Statistics], report to accompany S. 1266; submitted
by Mr. Couzens. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 347, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5c.
FINANCE COMMITTEIE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 9-Feb. 20,
1928; no. 2-6. 1928. Each 32 p. or 35 p. 4° $ Y 4. F 49: 70/2-6
Enemy property. Return of alien property, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 7201, for settlement of certain claims of American nationals against
Germany and of German nationals against United States, for ultimate return
of all property of German nationals held by Alien Property Custodian, and
for equitable apportionment among all claimants of certain available funds,
Jan. 23-26, 1928. 1928. iii+200 p. * Paper, 25c. Y 4.F 49 : Al 4/2
■ Settlement of war claims bill of 1928, report to accompany H. R. 7201
[for settlement of certain claims of American nationals against Germany,
Austria, and Hungary, and of nationals of Germany, Austria, and Hungary,
against United States, and for ultimate return of all property held by Alien
Property Custodian] ; submitted by Mr. Smoot. Feb. 9, 1928. 37 p. (S. rp.
273, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Adolf, John. Payment of claims of German nationals, report to accompany
S. 2549 [providing for paj-ment to German Government in behalf of heirs or
representatives of German nationals. John Adolf. Hermann Pogel. Franz Lip-
fert. Albert Wittenburg, Karl Behr, and Hans Dechantsreiter] ; submitted by
Mr. Borah. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 257, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session. Jan. 10-Feb. 28,
1928; no. 3-7. [192S.] various paging, 4° $ Y 4.F 76/2 : 70/3-7
Pacific Southicest Exposition, report to accompany S. J. Res. 62 [for cooperation
of United Slates in Pacific Southwest Exposition in commemoration of land-
ing of Spanish padres in Pacific southwest and opening of Long Beach, Calif.,
world port] ; submitted by Mr. Borah. Feb. 8, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 256, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shipping. International convention for unification of certain rules in regard to
bills of lading for carriage of goods by sea, hearing before subcommittee, 70th
Congress, l.st session, relative to Executive E, Dec. 22, 1927. 1928. pt. 1,
ii+1-40 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.F 76/2 : B 49
IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Dec. 23, 1927-Feb.
15, 1928; no. 1-3. 1927-28. various paging, 4° + T 4.1m 6/2: 70/1-3
Immigration. Admission as nonquota immigrants of certain alien wives and
children of United States citizens [of races ineligible to citizenship], hearing
before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 2271, Feb. 6. 1928.
1928. ii+29 p. * Paper, .5c. Y 4.1m 6/2 : W 79
To grant preference to wives and minor children of alien declarants in
issuance of immigration visas, report to accompany S. J. Res. 5 ; submitted
by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 245, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper. 5c.
Immigration Bureau. To amend sec. 24 of immigration act of 1917 [relative to
immigrant inspectors] , report to accompany S. 2370 ; submitted by Mr. Reed
of Pennsylvania. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 191, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mexicans. Restriction of Western Hemisphere immigration, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on S. 1437, to subject certain immigrants born in countries
of Western Hemisphere to quota under immigration laws, Feb. 1, 1928. 1928.
ii+11 p. [This hearing relates to Mexicans only.] * Paper, 5c.
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Teachers. To amend immigration act of 1924 to limit immigration of aliens
into United States [relative to non-quota entry of teachers having written
contract with college, academy, seminary, or university], report to accompany
S. 2450 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
244, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Bismarck Indian School. Authorizing purchase of lands in Bismarck, N. Dak.,
for Indian-school purposes, report to accompany S. 2279 ; submitted by Mr.
Frazier. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 264, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Chippewa Indians. Providing for per capita payment to each enrolled member
of Chippewa tribe of Minnesota, report to accompanv S. 2342; submitted by
Mr. Schall. Feb. 16, c-alendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 330, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5c.
.Fort Belknap Reservation. Reimburse certain Indians of Fort Belknap Reser-
vation, Mont., for value of land, report to accompany S. 2815; submitted by
Mr. Wheeler. Feb. 9, calendar day Feb. 10, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 281, 70th Cong.
Ist sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Indiana. Provide for permanent withdrawal of lands in Inyo County, Calif.,
for Indian use, report to accompany S. 2157 ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Feb.
8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 263, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend act for relief of Indians occupying railroad lands in Arizona,
New Mexico, or California [as amended, so as to extend provisions of act to
Mar. 4, 1931], report to accompany S. 2154; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Feb. 8,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 262, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend act to provide for determining heirs of deceased Indians, for
disposition and sale of allotments of deceased Indians, for leasing of allot-
ments, and for other purposes [relative to deferred-payment sales of Indian
allotted lands], report to accompany S. 2155; submitted by Mr. Pine. Feb. 8,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 266, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Klamath Reservation. To provide for classification andi reservation for forest
purposes of Klamath Indian Reser\-ation land, report to accompany S. 2707
[for classification of all unallotted land of Klamath Indian Reservation and-
to reserve for forest-production purposes all land primarily adapted to produc-
tion of crops of timber] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. Feb. 13, calendar day
Feb. 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 308, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st
print reads Mr. Steiwer instead of Mr. Frazier.] * Paper, 5c.
Koosliarem 'band of TJte and Palute Indians. To reserve land on public domain
for use and benefit of Koosharem band of Indians [residing in vicinity of
Koosharem, Utah], report to accompany H. R. 8292; submitted by Mr. Frazier.
Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 265, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Palmer, 5c.
Lummi Reservation. Authorizing appropriation for construction of road on
Lummi Indian Reservation, Wash., report to accompany S. 1478 ; submitted
by Mr. Jones. Feb. 9, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 279, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Middle Rio Grande Consei-vancy District, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on S. 700, authorizing Secretary of Interior to execute agreement with Middle
Rio Grande Conservancy District providing for conservation, irrigation,
drainage, and flood control for Pueblo Indian lands in Rio Grande Valley,
N, Mex., Feb. 17, 1928. 1928. pt. 2, iii-f39-66 p. [Part 1 appeared in-
Monthly catalogue for Jan. 1928, p. 456.] * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : R 47/pt. 2
Osage Indians. Oil and gas leases on Osage Indian lands, report to accompany
S. 2360 [to amend sec. 1 of act to amend sec. 3 of act for division of lands
and funds of Osage Indians in Oklahoma, relative to leasing of oil lands] ;
submitted by Mr. Thomas. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 272, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Pavute Indians. To provide for i)ermanent withdrawal of lands near Summit
Lake, Nev., for Paiute, Shoshone, and other Indians, report to accompany H.
R. 8282 ; submitted by Mr. La Follette. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 271, 70th'
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Potauatomi Indians. To appropriate treaty funds due Wisconsin Pottawa--
tomi Indians, report to accompany S. 1759; submitted by Mr. La Follette.-
Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 172, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)'
* Paper, 5c.
Pueblo Indians. To provide for acquisition of rights of way through lands of
Pueblo Indians of New Mexico, report to accompany S. 1941 ; submitted by
Mr. Bratton. Feb. 13, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 302. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Toquotlhty, Robert. Payment of royalties to Robert Toquothty, hearings, 70th^
Congress, 1st session, on S. 2362, to authorize payment to Robert Toquothty,
of royalties arising from oil and gas well in bed of Red River, Okla., Jan. 20-
Feb. 1, 1928. 1928. ii+82 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.1n 2/2 : T 6Z
Walker River Resei'vation. To provide for withdrawal of lands in Nevada for
Indians of Walker River Reservation, report to accompany H. R. 8281 ;
submitted by Mr. La Follette. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 270, 70th Cong,
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Zuni Reservation. To authorize appropriation for road on Zuui Indian Reser-
vation, N. Mex., report to accompany S. 1456; submitted by Mr. Bratton.
Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S, rp. 336, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.)
• Paper, 5c.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEaE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, TOth Congress, 1st session, Jan. 10-Feb. 13,
1928 ; no. 2-4. 1928. Each 10 p. or 11 p. 4" $ Y 4.1n 8/3 : 70/2^
Coal. Conditions in coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio,
hearing, TOth Congress, 1st session, on S. Res. 105, to investigate conditions
in coal fields of Pennsylvania. West Virginia, and Ohio, Feb. 10. 1928. 1928.
ii+33 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 8/3 : C 63/5
Convict labor. Convict labor, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1940,
to divest goods, wares, and merchandise manufactured, produced, or mined
by convicts or prisoners of their interstate character in certain cases, Feb. 7-
17, 1928. 1928. iii+188 p. * Paper, 20c. Y 4.1n 8/3 : C 76/2
Divesting prison-made products of their interstate character in cerrain
cases, report to accompany S. 1940 ; submitted by Mr. Hawes. Feb. 21, 1928.
6 p. ( S. rp. 344, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Radio Commission. Federal Radio Commission, report to accompany
S. 2317 [continuing for 1 year powers and authority of Federal Radio Com-
mission under radio act of 1927. and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr.
Watson. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 226, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Federal radio commissioners, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
confirmation of Federal radio commissioners, Feb. 2-6, 1028. 1928. pt. 2,
iii+133-291 p. 1 pi. map. ♦Paper, 35c. Y 4.1n 8/3 : R 11/2/pt. 2
Public utilities. Investigation of public utility corporations, hearings, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on S. Res. S3, Jan. 16-26, 1928. 1928. iii+257 p. 1 tab.
[These hearings were also published in separate numbered parts.] * Paper,
40c. Y 4. In 8/3 : P 96/2
Investigation of public utility corporations, report to accompany S. Res.
83; submitted by Mr. Watson. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
225, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Railroads. Relief for short line railroads, report to accompany S. 656 [to
amend sec. 15a of interstate commerce act, as amended] ; submitted by Mr.
Pittman. Feb. 13, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 290, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE
Casper-Alcova reclamation project, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
S. 1136, to provide for storage for diversion of waters of North Platte River
and construction of Casper-Alcova reclamation project, Jan. 13-Feb. 1, 1928.
1928. iii+95 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. Y4.Ir7/l : N81/3
Colorado River basin, hearings. 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 728 and
S. 1274. bills for construction of works for protection and development of
lower Colorado River basin, for approval of Colorado River compact, and for
other purposes, Jan. 17-21, 1928. 1928. iii+517 p. il. 1 pi. * Paper, 60c.
Y 4.1r 7/1 : C 71/3
Columbia Basin irrigation project. Columbia Basin reclamation project, re-
port to accompany S. 1462 [for adoption of Columbia Basin reclamation
project] ; submitted by Mr. Jones and Mr. Dill. Feb. 21, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
345, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Deschutes irrigation proiect. Deschutes project, report to accompany S. 1186
[to provide for construction of Deschutes project in Oregon] ; submitted by
Mr. McNary. Feb. 16. calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 323, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Farm colonies. Creation of organized rural communities to demonstrate meth-
ods of reclamation and benefits of planned rural development [in the South],
neai-ing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 2015, Jan. 27, 1928. 1928. ii+46 p.
* Paper, 10c. Y4.Ir7/l:R8S
Saratoga irrigation project. Diversion of waters of North Platte River and
construction of Saratoga reclamation project, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 1135, Jan. 16, 1928. 1928. ii+22 p. * Paper, 5c.
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 9-Febi 27,
1928; no. 3-10. 1928. various paging, 4° t Y 4. J 89/2 : 70/3-10
District Cotirts. Authority for publication of rules in common-law actions,
adverse report to accompany S. 759 [to give Supreme Court authority to
make and publish rules in common-law actions] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh.
• of Montana. Feb. 28, 1928. 15 p. (S. rp. 440, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Detach Okfuskee County from northern judicial district of Oklahoma
and attach same to eastern district, report to accompany H. R. 7011 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Caraway, Feb. 13, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 282, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
New judicial district in Indiana, report to accompany S. 2752 [to amend'
sec. 80 of judicial code to create new judicial district in Indiana] ; submitted
by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 199, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lobbying. To require registration of lobbyists, report to accompany S. 1095 ;
submitted by Mr. Caraway. Feb. 21, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 342, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Nevada. Reimbursement of Nevada for moneys actually advanced and ex-
pended in aid of common defense, hearing before subcommittee. 70th Congress,
1st session, on S. J. Res. 41, directing comptroller general of United States to
reopen, readjust, and resettle account between Nevada and United States,
Jan. 25, 1928. 1928. ii+31 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.J89/2:N41
• Reimbursement of Nevada, report to accompany S. J. Res. 41 [directing
comptroller general to reopen, readjust, and resettle account between Nevada
and United States] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Feb. 27, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp
433, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Pitclilynn, Peter P. Estate of Peter P. Pitchlynn, report to accompany S. 1705
[authorizing Court of Claims to render judgment in favor of administrator
of or collector for estate of Peter P. Pitchlynn, instead of heirs of Peter
P. Pitchlynn]; submitted by Mr. Gillett. Feb. 7, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 254,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sink, J. L. J. L. Sink, report to accompany H. R. 8216 [to confer authority
on district court for western district of Virginia to permit J. L. Sink, bank-
rupt, to file his application for discharge and to authorize and empower judge-
of said court to hear and determine same] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. Feb.
16, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 312, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Supreme Court. Marshal of Supreme Court, report to accompany H. R. 8725
[to amend sec. 244 of judicial code, so as to allow Supreme Court to fix salary
of its marshal] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Feb. 27. 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 436,,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE, SENATE
George Rogers Clark memorial, report to accompany S. J. Res. 23 [providing
for participation of United States in celebration in 1929 and 1930 of 150th
anniversary of conquest of Northwest Territory by George Rogers Clark and
his army, and authorizing appropriation for construction of permanent
memorial of Revolutionary War in the West, and of accession of the Old
Northwest to United States on site of Fort Sackville, which was captured
by George Rogers Clark and his men Feb. 25, 1779] ; submitted by Mr. Fess.
Feb. 9, 1928. 11 p. (S. rp. 277, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Gibbons, James, cardinal. Memorial statue of Cardinal Gibbons, report ta
accompany S. J. Res. 72 [to grant permission for erection of memorial statue
of Cardinal Gibbons in District of Columbia as gift to people of United States
from Knights of Columbus] ; submitted by Mr. Fess. Feb. 7, 1928. 1 p.
( S. rp. 253, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
National Archives. Creating National Archives, report to accompany S. 1169
[to create establishment to be known as National Archives] ; submitted by
Mr. Fess. Feb. 27, 1928. 1 p. ( S. rp. 435, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Aircraft. To authorize Secretary of War to transfer or loan aeronautical equip-
ment to museums and educational institutions, report to accompany S. 1822 ;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 382,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ammunition. Exchange of deteriorated and unserviceable ammunition and com-
ponents, report to accompany S. 1833 [to amend act authorizing Secretary of
War to exchange deteriorated and unsei"viceable ammunition and components,
so as to permit sale of said ammunition] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 386, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ann^. Issue of arms and ammunition for protection of public money and prop-
erty, report to accompany S. 3058 [to amend that provision of act approved
Mar. 3, 1879. relating to issue of arms and ammunition for protection of
public money and property] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 391, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army. Appropriation for recovery of bodies of officers, soldiers, and civilian
employees, report to accompany H. R. 230; submitted by Mr. Reed of Penn-
sylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 392, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Appropriations for contingencies of Army, report to accompany S. 2387 ;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Penn.sylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 387,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Disposition of remains of military personnel and civilian employees of
Army, report to accompany H. R. 248; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 397, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bands (music). Army bandmaster.?, hearing before subcommittee, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on S. 750, to amend act for making further and more
effectual provision for national defense, as amended ; Jan. 26, 1928. 1928.
ii-f 25 p. * Paper, 5e. Y 4.M 59/2 : B 22/2
Black, Charles A. Charles A. Black, alias Angus Black, report to accompany
H. R. 3315 [for relief of Charles A. Black, alias Angus Black] ; submitted
by Mr. McMaster. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 242, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Burkhead, Calvin H. Calvin H. Burkhead, report to accompany H. R. 4707
[for relief of Calviu H. Burkhead] ; submitted by Mr. Blease. Jan. 27, calen-
dar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 181, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
Carlisle Barracks. To sell portion of Carlisle Barracks reservation, report to
accompany H. R. 5635 [to amend act authorizing Secretary of War to sell
portion of Carlisle Barracks reservation] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Penn-
sylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 402, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carr, Frederick N. Frederick N. Carr, report to accompany S. 43 [for relief
of Frederick N. Carr] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Jan. 27, calen-
dar day Jan. 31, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 190, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cross, Willis B. Willis B. Cross, report to accompanv H. R. 3145 [for relief
of Willis B. Cross] ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
241, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pap r, 5c.
Dallas, Tex. Authorizing Secretary of War to donate certain field guns to
Dal. as, Tex., report to accompany S. 2820 [authorizing Secretary of War to
loan certain fleid guns to Dalla.s. Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Feb. 16,
calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 321, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
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General Staff Corps. Providing that certain graduates of general service schools
and of Army War College may be eligible for selection to General Staff
Corps, report to accompany S. 1828; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 384, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii. Payment of officers and Filipinos formerly enlisted in National Guard
of Hawaii, report to accompany S. 2007 ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. Feb.
9,1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 274, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Horses. Purchase of horses and mules for military establishment, report to
accompany H. R. 7195; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 399, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hussey, Georffs C. George C. Hussey, report to accompany H. R. 5994 [for
relief of George C. Hussey] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 178, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Johnsen, Thomas. Thomas Johnsen, report to accompany S. 138 [for relief
of Thomas Johnsen] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan.
;30, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp, 175, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
IKelly, Peter S. Peter S. Kelly, report to accompany S. 1771 [for relief of
Peter S. Kelly] ; submitted by Mr. George. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 195, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kraul, George E. George E. Kraul, report to accompany H. R. 3510 [to
authorize the President to appoint Geoi'ge E. Kraul captain of infantry, with
rank from July 1, 1920] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 401, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Landrtim, Joseph H. Joseph H. Landrum, report to accompany S. 723 [author-
izing the President to appoint Joseph H. Landnim 1st lieutenant of field
artillery, Regular Army] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. Jan. 27. calendar day
Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 198, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Loef, Joseph W. Joseph W. Loef, report to accompany S. 1594 [for relief of
Joseph W. Loef] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan.
30, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 174, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McHenry, Fort. To authorize additional appropriation for Fort McHenry, Md.,
report to accompany H. R. 204 ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana.
Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 325, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Medals., To prohibit unauthorized wearing, manufacture, or sale of medals
and badges awarded by AVar Department [or authorized by Congress for
military forces of United States], report to accompany H. R. 8309; sub-
mitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 407, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military Academy, We»t Point. To authorize construction at Military Academy,
West Point, N. Y. [of new cadet barracks], report to accompany H. R.
3202; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
408, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military posts. To authorize appropriations for construction at military posts,
report to accompany H. R. 7009 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 14 p. (S. rp. 186, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Military supplies. To authorize Secretary of War and Secretary of Navy to
class as secret certain material, report to accompany S. 1831 [to authorize
the President to class as secret certain material, apparatus, or equipment for
military and naval use] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 405, 70lh Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Militia. Additional qualifications for National Guard State staff officers, report
to accompany S. 1838 [to amend sec. 110 of national defense act by repealing
and striking therefrom certain provisions prescribing additional qualifications
for National Guard State staff officers] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 406, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Militia — Continued.
Care and treatment of members of civilian components of Army who
suffer personal injury in line of duty, report to accompany S. 2948 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 389, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Civilian caretakers for National Guard organizations, report to accom-
pany H. R. 242 [to amend sec. 90 of national defense act, as amended, so as
to authorize employment of additional civilian caretakers for National Guard
organizations, under certain circumstances, in lieu of enlisted caretakers here-
tofore authorized] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928.-
2 p. ( S. rp. 400, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
• Disbursements for pay of National Guard officers and enlisted men,
report to accompany S. 2537 [to amend sec. 110, national defense act, so as to
provide better administrative procedure in disbursements for pay of National
Guard officers and enlisted men] : submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 388, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Monmouth, Fort. Purchase land. Fort Monmouth military reservation, N. J.,
report to accompany H. R. 233 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 393, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mooneij, Francis. Francis Mooney. rejwrt to accompany S. 134 [for relief of
Francis Mooney] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rpu
202, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
National Home for DisaMed Volunteer Soldiers. Construction at Pacific
Branch, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, report to accompany
H. R. 164 [to authorize appropriations for construction of mess building at
Pacific Branch, Soldiers' Home, Los Angeles County, Calif.] ; submitted by
Mr. Wagner, Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 188, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Neal, James. James Neal, report to accompany H. R. 7553 [for relief of Jamea
Neal, alias James Spencer] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. Jan. 27, calendar
day Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 189, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nugent, Fred R. For relief of Fred R. Nugent, reiwrt to accompany H. B.
4536 ; submitted by Mr. Black. Feb. 21, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 337, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Nurse Corps, Army. To include Army nurses in law granting 6 months' pay
to beneficiaries, report to accompany H. R. 238 [to amend act to provide for
payment of 6 months' pay to widow, children, or other designated dependent
relative of any officer or enlisted man of Regular Army whose death results
from wounds or disease not result of his own misconduct, so as to include
nurses of Regular Army] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27^
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 396, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Army. To except certain officers from provisions of sec. 4C, national
defense act, report to accompany S. 1823 [to amend sec. 2 of act approved
June 6, 1924, to amend in certain particulars national defense act, as amended,
relating to duty with troops, so as to further authorize Executive disposition
of services of officers of Army] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 403, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pay, Ai'my. Authority to withhold pay and allowances of persons in military
or naval services, report to accompany S. 1830 [to authorize Secretary of War
or Secretary of Navy to withhold pay or allowances of any person in military
or naval service to cover indebtedness due United States or its military
agencies or instrumentalities] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 404, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Collection of indebtedness due United States from ealisted men [of ArmyJ,
report to accompany S. 1829 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 385, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Philadelphia, Pa. To authorize Secretary of War to sell to Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. land in Philadelphia, report to accompany H. R. 5476; submitted by
Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 398, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
HoiT to oifder publications — See information (ollowins Cont«at»
591 February, 1928
Retired list, Army. War-time rank for certain officers on retired list of Army,
report to accompany S. 2258; submitted by Mr. Tyson. Feb. 21, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 343, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Richtcr, Ella G. Ella G. Richter, report to accompany H. R. 2808 [for relief
of Ella G. Ricliter, daughter of Henry W. Richter] ; submitted by Mr. Pine.
Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 268, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ritclierdson, Joseph F. Joseph F. Ritcherdson, report to accompany H. R.
519 [for relief of Joseph F. Ritcherdson] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Feb.
21, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 346, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ritter, Andrew B. Andrew B. Ritter, report to accompany H. R. 3400 [to cor-
rect military record of Andrew B. Ritter] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Jan.
27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 177, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Roberts, Daniel F. Daniel F. Roberts, report to accompany S. 46 [for relief
of Daniel F. Roberts] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan.
31, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 197, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ross, Thomas M. Thomas M. Ross, report to accompany H. R. 6162 [for relief
of Thomas M. Ross] ; submitted by Mr. George. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan.
31, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 196, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
San Francisco, Calif. Recreation pier at foot of Van Ness avenue, San Fran-
cisco, Calif., report to accompany S. 1665; submitted by Mr. Wagner. Jan.
27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 187, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Sell, Oliver C. Oliver C. Sell, report to accompany S. 2966 [for relief of Oliver
C. Sell] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 437, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ship Island. Transferring iwrtion of lighthouse reservation. Ship Island, Miss.,
to jurisdiction and control of War Department, report to accompany S. 2594 ;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 31, 1928.
1 p. (S. rp. 185, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Target practice. National rifle matches, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 8550, to amend national defense act [so as to provide for holding of
rifle competitions or national matches every year], Feb. 10, 1928. 1928.
ii+26 p. * Paper, 5e. Y 4.M 59/2 : R 44
Traveling expenses. Mileage allowance in lieu of transportation, report to
accompany S. 1825 [to amend sec. 12 of act to readjust pay and allowances
of commissioned and enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, as
amended, so as to authorize allowance of 3 cents per mile, in lieu of trans-
portation in kind, for persons using privately owned conveyances while travel-
ing under competent orders] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 383, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 1825 also includes the
National Guard.] * Paper, 5c.
Subsistence of candidates attending citizens' military training camps, re-
port to accompany H. R. 234 [to amend sec. 47d of national defense act, as
amended, so as to authorize allowance of 1 cent a mile for subsistence of
candidates in going to and returning from camp for military instruction and
training] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S.
rp. 394, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend sec. 67, national defense act, as amended [so as to allow ex-
penses of officers of Regular Army and certain reserve officers while travel-
ing in attending annual conventions of National Guard Association of United
States and Adjutaits General Association], report to accompany S. 2950;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 27, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 390,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• To authorize payment of travel expenses for surveys of battle fields, re-
port to accompany H. R. 235 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb.
27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 395, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
HoTF to order DUblicatlonf) — See information follovrln^ Contents
Februaby, 1928 595
Turner, Augustus C. Augustus C. Turner, report to accompany H. R. 3144
[for relief of Augustus C. Turner] ; submitted by Mr. Pine. Feb. 8, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 207, TOtli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vancouver Barracks. Highway across Vancouver Barracks military reserva-
tion, report to accompany H. R. 172 [to grant and convey to Vancouver per-
petual easement for public highway purposes over and upon portion of Van-
couver Barracks military reservation. Wash.] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Jan.
27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 176, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Waldenmeijer, Arthur. Arthur Waldenmeyer, report to accompany S. 2439 [to
amend military record of Arthur Waldenmeyer] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham.
Jan. 27, calendar day Jan. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 173, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Walter Reed Army General Hospital. Chapel at Army medical center in Dis-
trict of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 6991 [authorizing erection of
nonsectarian chapel at Army medical center in District of Columbia] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 243, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Williams, Finas M. Finas M. Williams, report to accompany H. R. 5228 [for
relief of Finas M. Williams] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Jan. 27, calendar day
Jan. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 184, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SEN' ATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, Jan. 9-Feb. 28,
1928; no. 2-8. 1928. various paging, large 8° t Y 4.N 22/2 : 70/2-8
Decorations of honor. To authorize certain officers of Navy and Marine Corps
to accept such decorations, orders, and medals as have been tendered them by
foreign Governments in appreciation of services rendered, report to accompany
H. R. 5898; submitted by Mr. Hale. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 15, 1928.
4 p. (S. rp. 307, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Halcomb, Mrs. Mattie. Mattie Holcomb, report to accompany S. 1434 [for re-
lief of Mattie Halcomb] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 409, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hanley, Frank. Frank Hanley, report to accompany S. 802 [for relief of
Frank Hanley] ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. Feb. 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 269,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McShane, Mrs. Maria J. Granting 6 months' pay to Maria J. McShane [mother
of Julian J. McShane], report to accompany H. R. 1405; submitted by Mr.
Tydings. Feb. 6, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 251, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pay, Navy. To provide additional pay for personnel of Navy assigned to duty
on submarines and to diving duty, report to accompany S. 3131 ; submitted
by Mr. Tydings. Feb. 24, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 380, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Stinchcomb, Frank. Frank Stinchcomb, report to accompany H. R. 6194 [for
relief of Frank Stinchcomb] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts.
Feb. 24, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 379, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PATENTS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Patents. Forfeiture of patent rights on conviction under laws prohibiting
monopoly, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 2783, Jan. [Feb.] 8 and
9, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, iii+1-69 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 27/2 : F 76/pt. 1
PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Pensions. Amending aviation pension act of Mar. 3, 1915, report to accompany
S. 3198 [to amend act of Mar. 3, 1915, granting double pension for disability
from aviation duty. Navy or Marine Corps, by inserting word Army, so as to
read. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of In-
diana. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 1 p. ^S. rp. .324. 70th Gong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hoiv to order publications— S^e information follo-wijis Confent.s
596 February, 1928
Pensions — Continued.
Granting double pension in all cases of submarine accidents, report to
accompany S. 2998 [granting double pension in all cases where officer or
enlisted man of Navy or Marine Corps dies or is disabled as result of sub-
marine accident] ; submitted by Mr. Steck. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 15,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 309, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Civil War, etc., supplemental report to accompany S. 2900 [substituted for
S. 6 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Indiana. Feb. 20, 1928
1 p. (S. rp. 141, pt. 2, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) • Paper, 5c.
POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Air mail to foreign countries and insular possessions of United States, report to
accompany S. 1666; submitted by Mr. Moses. Feb. 13, calendar day Feb. 15,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 311, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, and reports re-
ferred to Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads for its consideration and
action thereon, Jan. 13-Feb. 15, 1928 ; no. 1-3, 70th Congress, 1st session.
1928. various paging, 4° $ Y 4.P 84/2 : 70/1-3
Roads. Aid for rural post roads, report to accompany S. 2327 [to amend act
to provide that United States shall aid States in construction of rural post
roads, approved July 11, 1916, as amended and supplemented] ; submitted by
Mr. Phipps. Feb. 16, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 313, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
PBINTING committee:, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, petitions, manu-
scripts, communications, etc., referred to Committee on Printing for its con-
sideration and action thereon, Jan. 28-Feb. 15, 1928; no. 1-3, 70th Congress,
1st session. 1928. Each 10 p. or 12 p. 4° $ ' Y 4.P 93/3 : 70/1-3
Indians. Printing of manuscripts relating to Indian affairs, report to accom-
pany S. Res. 115; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Feb. 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
200, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Territories. Pai)ers of Territories, report to accompany S. 1168 [to amend act
to authorize collection and editing of official j)apers of Territories now in
national archives] ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 3,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 227, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PROPAGANDA OR MONETY ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN USED BY FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
TO INFLUENCE UNITED STATES SENATORS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE,
SENATE
Mexico. Investigation of alleged payments by Mexican Government to United
States Senators, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 7,
Jan. 6, 1928. 1928. pt. 4, iii+297-341 p. * Paper, 5e. Y 4.P 94 : M 57/pt.4
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Phoenix, Arid. Federal building site at Phoenix, Ariz., report to accompany
H. R. 6466 [granting part of Federal building site at Phoenix, Ariz., to
Phoenix for street purposes] ; submitted bv Mr. Ashurst. Feb. 1, calendar
day Feb. 2, 1928. 1 p. ( S. rp. 203, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session. Jan. 9-Feb. 21,
1928 ; no. 2-5a, 6-7. 1928. various paging, 4° $ Y 4.P 96/1 : 70/2, etc.
Eaioaii National Park. Revising boundary of portion of Hawaii National
Park, Hawaii, report to accompany S. 3023 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Feb. 24,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 374, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
HoTV to order publications — See information folloTving: Contents
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Imperial County, Calif. Granting right of way to Imperial County, Calif,
[over public lands for highway purposes], report to accompany H. R. 5686;
submitted by Mr. Nye. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
334, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Kansa^s. Sale of lands near Garden City, Kans., report to accompany S. 2545
[to authorize sale of lands near Garden City, Kans., by Kansas, provided
that proceeds of said sale shall be used to purchase land in Finney County,
Kans., to be used as State game preserve] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Feb. 16,
calendar day Feb. 20, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 332, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Kildee, Mrs. Nellie. Nellie Kildee, report to accompany S. 1755 [for relief of
Nellie Kildee]; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. Feb. 21, 1928. 9 p. (S. rp.
340, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lundquist, Lm. Relief of Lyn Lundquist, report to accompany S. 1756; sub-
mitted by Mr. Kendrick. Feb. 21, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 341, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Montana. Agreement between Montana and private owners of lands for
grazing and range development, report to accompany H. R. 445 [authorizing
Secretary of Interior to enter into cooperative agreement or agreements
with Montana and private owners of lands within Montana for grazing and
range development] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. Feb. 24, 1928.
3 p. ( S. rp. 376, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
J^aval petroleum reserves. Leases upon naval oil reserves, hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 101, to continue investigation of naval
oil reserve leases and activities of Continental Trading Company of Canada
in connection therewith, Jan. 2-1-Feb. 11, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, vi+1-342 p.
* Paper, 35c. - Y 4.P 96/1 : N 22/2/pt. 1
Oklahoma. Extending isolated tract act to lands in Oklahoma, report to ac-
company S. 2725 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 333, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c.
Parco, Wyo. Lease of public lands to Parco, Wyo., for public aviation field,
report to accompany S. 2858; submitted by Mr. Warren for Mr. Kendrick.
Feb. 16, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 315, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Petroleum. Granting extensions of time of oil and gas permits, report to
accompany H. R. 5783; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. Feb. 16, 1928. 1 p.
(S. rp. 316, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Public land^. Amending sec. 2455, Revised statutes, relating to isolated tracts
of public land, report to accompany H. R. 6684 ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick.
Feb. 24, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 377, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Registers {land offices). Compensation of registers of local land offices, report
to accompany S. 766; submitted by Mr. Warren for Mr. Kendrick. Feb. 16,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 314, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Marks, Fla. Survey, appraisal, and sale of undisposed lots in St. Marks,
Fla., report to accompany H. R. 9842 ; submitted by Mi'. Nye. Feb. 24, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 375, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
ShenandorJi National Park. Establishing minimum area for Shenandoah Na-
tional Park, report to accompany S. 2656 [to establish minimum area for
Shenandoah National Park for administration, protection, and general devel-
opment by National Park Service, and to lease lands within Shenandoah and
Great Smokv Mountains national parks] ; submitted by M* Nye. Feb. 9,
1928. 2 p. '(S. rp. 278, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stewart, Robert W. Disposition of certain liberty bonds acquired by Conti-
nental Trading Co. (Ltd.), report to accompany S. Res. 132 [in matter of
inquiry by Committee on Public Lands and Surveys into disposition of certain
liberty bonds acquired by Continental Trading Company (Limited), under
S. Res. 101, directing that witness Robert W. Stewart, having declined to
answer certain questions, be taken into custody] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh
of Montana. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 3, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 229, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Williams, Joseph W. Joe W. Williams, report to accompany S. 484 [for relief
of Joe W. Williams] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 20,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 331, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Wyoming. Production of livestock in connection with irrigated lands in Wyo-
ming, report to accompany S. 1131; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. Feb. 21,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 339, TOtli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TEEEITOKIES AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
American Samoa, joint hearings before Committee on Territories and Insular
Possessions, Senate, and Committee on Insular Affairs, House, 70th Congxess,
1st session, on S. Con. Res. 2, for appointment of joint committee of Congress
to investigate conditions in American Samoa, Jan. 17-21, 1928. 1928. iii+
105 p. * Paper, lOe. Y 4.T 27/2 : Sa 4
Hawaii. Approval of act no. 24 of session laws of 1927 of Hawaii [to authorize
manufacture, maintenance, distribution, and supply of electric current for
light and power within Hanapepe, in district of Waimea, island and county of
Kauai, bv Jose Gomes], report to accompany H. R. 83; submitted by Mr.
Bayard. 'Feb. 7, 1928, 2 p. (S. rp. 252, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Approval of act no. 25 of session laws of 1927 of Hawaii, report to ac-
company H. R. 84 [to approve act 25 of session laws of 1927 of Hawaii to
authorize manufacture, maintenance, distribution, and supply of electric cur-
rent for light and power within Waimea and Kekaha, in district of Waimea,
on island and in county of Kauai, Hawaii, by Waimea Garage and Electric
Company, Limited] ; submitted by Mr. Metcalf. Feb. 24, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
378, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
i Rehabilitation of native Hawaiians, report to accompany H. R. 6989 [to
amend Hawaiian Homes Commission act, as amended] ; submitted by Mr.
Hayden. Feb. 16, calendar day Feb. 17, 1928. 9 p. (S. rp. 318, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To extend benefits of certain acts of Congress to Hawaii [for advance-
ment of cooperative agricultural extension work between Hawaii and Depart-
ment of Agriculture], report to accompany S. 757; submitted by Mr. Bingham.
Feb. 6, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 247, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To extend provisions of sec. 1814, Revised statutes, to Hawaii and Alaska
[so as to entitle each of said Territories to place statues of 2 of its famous
citizens in Statuary Hall, House of Representatives], report to accompany
S. 2069; submitted by Mr. Willis. Feb. 27, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 413, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Philippine Islands. Appointment of governors in Philippine Islands, report to
accompany S. 2787 [for appointment of governors of non-Christian provinces in
Philippine Islands by governor general without consent of Philippine Senate] ;
submitted by Mr. Willis. Feb. 1, calendar day Feb. 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 224,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Appointment of governors of non-Christian provinces in Philippine Islands,
hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 2787, for appointment of governors
of non-Christian provinces in Philippine Islands by governor general without
consent of Philippine Senate, Feb. 1, 1928. 1928. ii+17 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.T 27/2 : P 53/3
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Disposition of moneys collected as taxes upon articles coming into United
States from Philippine Islands, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 756,
Dec. 16, 1927. 1928. ii+25 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/2 : P 53/4
Employment of civilian assistants in Office of Governor General of Philip-
pine Islands, joint hearing before Committee on Territories and Insular Pos-
sessions, Senate, and Committee on Insular Affairs, House, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 2292, providing for employment of civilian assistants in Office of
Governor General of Philippine Islands and fixing salaries of certain officials,
Jan. 11, 1928. 1928. ii-f 17 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 27/2 : P 53/5
How to order publications — See Information following Contents
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Philippine Islands — Continued.
Providing for civilian assistants in OflBce of Governor General of Philip-
pine Islands, report to accompany S. 2292 [providing for employment of
civilian assistants in Office of Governor General of Philippine Islands and
fixing salaries of certain officials] ; submitted by Mr. Willis. Feb. 27, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 414, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
USELESS EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON
DISPOSITION OF
Government Printing Office. Disposition of useless papers in Government
Printing Office, report; submitted by Mr. Wason. Feb. 14, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp.^661, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
State Deparitnent. Disposition of useless executive papers in Department of
State, report; submitted by Mr. Wason. Feb. 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 558,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Disiwsition of useless papers in War Department, report;
submitted by Mr. Wason. Feb. 16, 192S. 10 p. (H. rp. 692, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
COURT OF CLAIMS
Aikins. John T. Aikins v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] no.
C-945, p. 5-6. t Ju 3.8 : Ai 44
Ajneriean Exchange Under icriters v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff.
[1928.] no. F-77, p. 61-80. % Ju 3.8 : Am 35/36
Carleton. Wayne L. Carleton v. United States; special findings of fact [con-
clusion of law, and opinion of court], decided Feb. 20, 1928. [1928.] no.
C-702, 2 p. $ Ju 3.9/a : C 193/2
Cooper. Frank W. Cooper v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. F-150, p. 7-9. % Ju 3.8 : C 785
Craig. Ellis W. Craig v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] no,
H-207, p. 13-14. t Ju 3.8 : C 844/3
Craivford. William Crawford v. United States; defendant's evidence. [1928.]
no. F-110, p. 23-24. t Ju 3.8 : C 859/2
Du Puy. Amy H. Du Puy v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.]
no. E-208, p. 47-61. % Ju 3.8 : D 929/2
Herbert Du Puy v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1928.] no.
E-209, p. 49-&4. % Ju 3.8 : D 929
Hoopes d Townsend Corporation v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
nos. F-30 and H-92, p. 75-84. $ Ju 3.8 : H 766/2
Italian National Rifle Shooting Society v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. F-163, p. 27-31. t Ju3.8:Itl
Kingsbury. Albert Kingsbury v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1928.]
no. F-3, p. 7-14. $ Ju 3.8 : K 611
Kissel Motor Car Co. v. United States; evidence [for defendant and claimant].
[1928.] no. A-260, p. 171-181. $ Ju3.8:K&43/3
Livingston. John G. Livingston vs. United States; evidence for plaintiff.
[1928.] no. F-144, p. 7-9. t Ju 3.8 :L 762/8
Johnston Livingston vs. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. F-145, p. 7-10. $ Ju 3.8 : L 762/6
Livingston, J., d Co. J. Livingston & Company v. United States; evidence for
plaintiff. [1928.] no. H-342, p. 7-15. t Ju 3.8 :L 762/7
Michigan Motor Specialties Company. V. H. Kendall, trustee in bankruptcy,
Michigan Motor Specialties Co., v. United States; evidence for plaintiff.
[1928.] no. D-6, p. 41-12. % Ju 3.8 : M 582/3
Ho-tv to order publications — See information following Content*
600 February, 1928
Morgan. James J. Morgan v. "United States ; report of commissioner. [1928.1
no. H-292, p. 5-6. t Ju 3.8 : M 822/3:
Owen. Cyril Benson Owen v. United States; special findings of fact [conclu-
sion of law, and opinion of court], decided Jan, 23, 1928. [1928.] no. E-335, 3
p. t Ju 3.9/a : Ow 2
Packard, L. W., & Co. L. W. Packard & Company v. United States; report of
commissioner. [1928.] no. D-850, p. 21-28. $ Ju3.8:P123
Piedm,ont Grocery Company vs. United States; stipulation of facts. [1928.]
[no.] F-127, p. 13-18. t Ju 3.8 : P 595
RatUffe. George W. Ratliffe, jr., v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. D-355, p. 9-10. t Ju3.8:R189
Saclcley, James A., Company. James A. Saekley Co. v. United States; evidence
for defendant. [1928.] no. E-342, p. 65-68. % Ju 3.8 :Sa 14/3
Schumann. Adam Schumann v. United States ; special findings of fact [con-
clusion of law, and opinion of court] ; decided Feb. 20, 1928. [1928.] no.
D-363, 8 p. % Ju 3.9/a : Sch 86
Stewart, Frank H., Electric Company. Frank H. Stewart Electric Company v.
United States; special findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion of
court], decided Feb. 20, 1928. [1928.] no. F-299, 4 p. J Ju 3.9/a: St 49
Universal Battery Company v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
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Chestnut flour. No. 3061, United States v. Gallagher & Ascher, Inc., transcript
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Court of Appeals. No. 4636, Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. and Irving-
Gollober, executors of Julius Gollober, v. David H. Blair, commissioner of
internal revenue; no. 4637, Irving Gollober v. [same]; brief for appellee.
1928. cover- title, ii +53 p. $ DC 9.5 :G 582
No. 4671, special calendar no. — , Oct. term, 1927, Nichols [Nicholas]
Lee Eagles, Samuel Moreno, and John Proctor v. United States ; brief on
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No. 4680, Oct. term, 1927, Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary of Treasury, v.
United States ex rel. Marcus McLean Clayton, Joel Wylie Clayton, and
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District of Columbia ; brief of appellee. 1928. cover-title, i+27 p. t
DC 9.5 : F 496
Original docket no. 976, Federal Trade Commission v. Alfred Klesner,
doing business under name Shade Shop, Hooper & Klesner; brief for peti-
tioner on rehearing. 1928. cover-title, ii+32 p. % DC 9.5 : Sh 12
. Transcript of record, Jan. term, 1928, no. 4702, Frank T. Hines, director
of Veterans' Bureau, vs. J. H. Starnes, committee of estate and person of
Charlie Joe Starnes, appeal from Supreme Court of District of Columbia.
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EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION
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American Specialty Company. In matter of William F. Schied and H. H. Bard,
copartners doing business under trade names and styles of American Specialty
Companv and American Seed Company, complaint (synopsis) [report] find-
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560.) [From F. T. C. decisions, v. 10.] * Paper, 5c. FT 1.11/a 2 : 560
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Factory-to-You Furniiure Store. In matter of M. Goldberg, individual doing,
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plaint (synopsis) [report] findings, and order; docket 1152, Mar. 8, 1926.
[1928.] p. 65-69-1. ([Decision] 557.) [From F. T. C. decisions, v. 10.]
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Federal Mail Order Company. In matter of Ben Kreeger, doing business under
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Franklin Coal Company. In matter of Franklin Coal Company, complaint
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Good-Grape Company. In matter of Good-Grape Company, complaint (sjTiop-
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Hagen Import Company of Petmsylvania. In matter of David J. Goldsmith,,
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Houhigant, Incorpo7'ated. In matter of Houbigant, Incoi-porated, complaint
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[1] +78-84-15 p. ([Decision] 559.) [From F. T. C. decisions, v. 10.] ♦Pa-
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Laucr & Suter Company. In matter of Lauer & Suter Company, complaint
(synopsis) [report] findings, and order; docket 1370, June 1, 1926. [1928.]
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Long-Koch Company. In matter of Long-Koch Company, complaint (synopsis)
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Mid-West Retail Coal Association. In matter of Mid-West Retail Coal Asso-
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sions, V. 10.] * Paper, 5c. FT 1.11/a 2 : 567
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1928. [1] +110-116-1 p. ([Decision] 563.) [From F. T. C. decisions, v. 10.]
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Z7. /S. Oil Company, Incorporated. In matter of U. S. Oil Company, Incorpo-
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decisions, V. 10.] * Paper, 5c. FT 1.11/a 2 : 565
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Connecticut. Expenditures made by Connecticut for military purposes during
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North Carolina. Claims of North Carolina, letter transmitting, in response to
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GEOGRAPHIC BOARD
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World atlas of commercial geology. All publications (except Monographs, folios, and
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Florida. Chemical character of waters of Florida ; by W. D. Collins and C. S.
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Petroleum'. Geology and oil and gas prospects of northeastern Colorado; by
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124 p. il. 1 pi. 2 p. of pi. 2 maps, 1 is in pocket. (Bulletin 796 B.) * Paper,
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[Monthly.] f 1 19.14/4 : 239
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map. (Bulletin 788 F.) * Paper, 15c. 1 19.3 : 788^F
Maps
Tennessee. Relief map, Tennessee. Scale 1 : 500,000. [Washington] Geologi-
cal Survey, 1927. 15.8X62 in. [Prepared in cooperation with Temies.see.
Relief shading by R. W. Berry.] j yOc. 119.25 : T 25
Topographic maps
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mapped. The scales most commonly used are 1 : 31,680, 1 : 62,500 and 1 : 125,000. corre-
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completely mapped. Maps of the regular size are sold by the Geological Survey at
10c. each, but a discount of 40 per cent is allowed on any order which amounts to
JfS.OO at the retail price. The discount is allowed on an order for either maps or folios
alone, or for maps and folios together.
California. California, Cliatsworth quadrangle, lat. 34° 12'-34° 18', long. 118*
36'-118° 42'. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 5 and 25 ft. [Washington,
Geological Survey] edition of 1927. 18.2X15.1 in. [Map covers only a por-
tion of the sheet, the actual measurement being 14.5X9.6 in.] 1 10c.
1 19.12 : 4 C 392
California, Covina quadrangle, lat. 34°-34° 06', long. 117° 48'-117° 54'.
Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 5 and 25 ft. [Washington, Geological Sur-
vey] edition of 1927. 18.2X15.2 in. f 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 C 838/2
California, Glendora quadrangle, lat. 34° 06'-34° 12', long. 117° 4S'-117"'
54'. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 5 and 25 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 18.2X15.2 in. [Map covers only a portion of the
sheet, the actual measurement being 10.9X15.2 in.] 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 4 G 485
Illinois. Illinois, Arlington Heights quadrangle, lat. 42°-42° 07' 30", long. 87°
52' 30"-8S°. Scale 1:24,000, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 22.8X17 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 12 Ar 52
Illinois, Hinsdale quadrangle, lat. 41° 45'-41° 52' 30", long. 87° 52' 30"-
88°. Scale 1:24,000, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological Survev]
edition of 1927. 22.8X17.1 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 12 H 59e
Illinois, Liberty quadrangle, lat. 39° 45'-40°, long. 91°-91° 15'. Scale 1:
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1927. 17.5 X 13.5 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 12 L 615
2^e\o Eampshire-Yermoiit, Indian Stream quadrangle, lat. 45°-45° 15', long. 71°
15'-71° 30'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1927. 21.2X12.4 in. [Map covers onlv a portion of the
sheet. ] 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 29 In 2
Pennsylvania, Blossburg quadrangle, lat. 41° 30'-41° 45', long. n°-ll° 15'.
Scale 1 : 62.500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geological Survey] edi-
tion of 1927. 17.5X13.2 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 38 B 62a
Texas, New Braunfels quadrangle, lat. 29° 30'-29° 45', long. 98°-98° 15'. Scale
1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Preliminary edition. [Washington, Geologi-
cal Survey] edition of 1927. 17.5X15.3 in. [Map covers only a' portion of
the sheet, the actual measurement being 17.5X8.3 in.] 1 10c.
1 19.12 : 43 N 42h
West Virginia. West "Virginia, Bunisville qiiadrangle, lat. 38° 45'-39°, long.
80° 30'-80° 45'. Scale 1 : 62,500, contour interval 20 ft. [Washington, Geo-
logical Survey] edition of 1927. 17.5X13.7 in. 1 10c. 1 19.12 : 49 B 937/2
West Virginia, Mullens quadrangle, lat. 37° 30'-37° 45', long. 81° 15'-
81° 30'. Scale 1:62.500, contour interval 50 ft. [Washington, Geological
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Adci phosphate. No. 19396, Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Incorporated,
et al. V. Louisiana Railway & Navigation Company; [decided Dec. 31, 1927;
report of commission]. 1928. [1] +462-464 p. ([Opinion] 12S91.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. I01.6/la : 12891
Arcade and Attica Railroad. Finance docliet no. 6606, bonds of Arcade &
Attica Railroad; decided Jan. 6, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p.
13-15. ([Finance decision] 3075.) [From L C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3075
Asphalt. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2941, asphalt and petroleum
road oil from south Pacific Coast territory and intermediate points to Kansas
City and St. Louis, Mo., transcontinental ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; [report and
order of commission]. [1928.] 465^70+[l] p. ([Opinion] 12892.) [Re-
port from I. C. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12892
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. Finance docket no. 6631, stock of
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway ; [decided Jan. 9, 1928 ; report of com-
mission]. 1928. [1] +744-746 p. ( [Finance decision] 3058.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3058
Atlanta and St. Andrews Bap Railway. Finance docket no. 6225, notes of
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order. 1928. p. 743. ([Finance decision] 3057.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3057
Automobiles. No. 18868, G. A. Fulton v. Northwestern Pacific Railroad Com-
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([Opinion] 12967.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 139.] * Paper, 5c.
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Bananas. No. 15338, Gugenheim-Goldsmith Company et al. v. Galveston, Harris-
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of commission on further hearing]. 1928. [1] +520-521 p. ([Opinion]
12905.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12905
No. 17932, Amicon Fruit Company et al. v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
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cided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report [and 4th section order no. 9709] of commission.
[1928.] 259-260+ii p. ([Opinion] 12842.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12842
No. 18480, E. L. McClung v. Seaboard Air Line Railway Company ; de-
cided Dec. 23, 1927; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 347-349+ [1]
p. ([Opinion] 12860.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12860
Barrels. No. 18867, Waco Chamber of Commerce et al. v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 383-385+ii p. ([Opinion] 12869.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12869
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Battery boxes. No. 1S7G2, Continental Rubber Works v. New York, Chicago &
St. Louis Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 4, 1928 ; report and order
of commission]. 1928. [l]+538-542+ii p. ([Opinion] 12909.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12909
Bingham and, Garfield Railway. Finance docket no. 313, guaranty status of
Bingham & Garfield Railway ; decided Jan. 14, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 45-50. ([Finance decision] 3087.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : F-3087
Black potvder. No. 18971, Grasselli Powder Company v. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 4, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 563-567. ([Opinion] 12916.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12916
Bwatcs. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2971, borate from Amargo,
Calif., to Texas Gulf ports, for exiwrt ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 401-406+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12875.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12875
Brass. No. 19229. Federated Metals Corporation v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany; decided Dec. 31. 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 415^18.
([Opinion] 12878.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12878
Bricks. No. 18447, Acme Brick Company v. Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Company ot al. ; [decided Jan. 17, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +
20-22 p ([Opinion] 1295S.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 1.39.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12958
Brooklyn Ea^stem District Ternvinal. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
valuation docket no. 1077, Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal ; brief in sup-
port of tentative valuation. 1928. cover-title, ii+66 p. % IC 1 val.8 : B 791
Buffalo, Rochester and, Pittsburgh Raihoay. Finance docket no. 5656, control of
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway by Delaware & Hudson Company;
[decided Dec. 13, 1927; report of commission]. 1928. [l]-f 750-771 p.
([Finance decision] 3061.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3061
Cah'bage. No. 17586, Leonard, Crosset & Riley v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; rei>ort and orders of com-
mission on reconsideration]. 1928. [1] +256-258+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12841.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12841
Cables. No. 18918. Arkansas Light & Power Company v. Alton & Southern
Railroad et al. ; decided Sept. 27, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p.
423-424. ([Opinion] 12880.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12880
Carbon blaok. No. 18322, Godfrey L. Cabot, Incori)orated, v. Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 491-495. ([Opinion] 12897.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12897
Cast-iron. No. 18235, Holland Furnace Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p.
479-482. ([Opinion] 12894.) [From 1. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12894
-Cement. No. 18139, Carney Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company et al. ;
[decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission on further consideration]. 1928.
[1] +396-398 p. ([Opinion] 12873.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12873
No. 18408. Knickerbocker Portland Cement Company, Incorporated, v.
Boston & Albany Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 387-389. ([Opinion] 12871.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12871
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Cement sacks. No. 17942, Atlas Portland Cement Company v. Atchison, Topeka^
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; clecided Dec. 21, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [192S.] p. 279-285. ([Opinion] 12847.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12847
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Finance docket no. 2541, Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway capital stock : decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; 2d supplemental report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 781-782. ([Finance decision] 3065.) [From I. C. O.
reports, V. 131.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3065
Finance docket no. 6624, abandonment of portion of line by Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway Company ; decided Jan. 20, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 73-74. ([Finance decision] 3094.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3094
Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville RaUxcay. Finance docket no. 6438. bonds
of Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway ; decided Jan. 18, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.1 p. 51-54. ([Finance decision] 3088.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3088
Chocolate. No. 17462, Handy Chocolate Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p.
311-315. ([Opinion] 12853.1 [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.) * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12855
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Loxm Railway. Finance docket no. 6635,
bonds of Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway ; decided Jan.
16, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 37-39. ([Finance decision]
3085.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3085-
Cleveland Union Terminals Company. Finance docket no. 4861, bonds of Cleve-
land Union Terminals Company ; approved Jan. 20, 1928 ; supplemental order.
[1928.] p. 19-20. ([Finance decision] 3077.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3077
— — Finance docket no. 6668, Cleveland Union Terminals bonds ; decided Jan.
20, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 55-58. ([Finance decision]
3089.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3089
Clothes wringers. No. 18929. American Wringer Company v. New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 269-272. ([Opinion] 12844.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12844
Coal. No. 17741, E. Morgan & Brother v. Illinois Central Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Dec. 23, 1927: report of commission]. 1928. [1] +308-310 p.
([Opinion] 12852.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12852
No. 17806, J. R. Blair et al. v. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 3, 1928 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 543-548+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12910.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12910
No. 18514, Acme Coal Company et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 21, 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[1] +286-292 p. ([Opinion] 12848.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12848
■ No. 18664, Holmquist Lumber & Fuel Company v. Chicago & Alton
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 4, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +522-524 p. ([Opinion] 12906.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12906
No. 18777, J. W. Dykstra & Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway Companv ; decided Dec. 28. 1927: report of commission. [1928.]
p. 385-386. ([Opinion] 12870.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12870
No. 18974, Chicago. Wilmington & Franklin Coal Company v. Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report
of commission]. 1928. [1] +406-407 p. ([Opinion] 12876.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12876
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No. 19005, A. J. Airis estate v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Company; decided Jan. 13, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 687-688.
([Opinion] 12944.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12944
Copper. No. 17259, Taunton-New Bedford Copper Company v. New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 3, 1928; report
and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +554-558 +iii p. ([Opinion] 12913.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12913
Cotton. No. 18212, Meridian TraflSc Bureau v. Columbus & Greenville Railway
Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 6, 1927; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +316-320+ii p. ([Opinion] 12854.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] ♦ Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12854
Cream. No. 18955, North American Creamery Company v. American Railway
Express Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 359-364 +ii p. ([Opinion] 12863.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12863
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission (valuation reports), May, 1927.
1927. viii+89o p. map. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 127.)
* Cloth, $2.25.
L. C. card 8-30656 IC 1.6/1 : 127
Note. — The Interstate Commerce Commission assigns a volume in ttie series of
reports at various times which contains only valuation dockets. This is true regarding
V. 127 here catalogued.
JDelaicare Valley Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6392, bonds of Delaware Valley
Railway Company; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[1] +772-775 p. ([Finance decision] 3062.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3062
Demurrage. No. 17791, Union Gas & Electric Company v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company ; decided Dec. 21, 1927 ; report of commission on recon-
sideration. [1928.] p. 275-278. ([Opinion] 12846.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12846
No. 18833, O. P. Woodcock Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
419-422. ([Opinion] 12879.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12879
Detroit Manuiacturers Railroad. Finance docket no. 6613, control of Detroit
Manufacturers Railroad by Michigan Central Railroad; decided Jan. 14,
1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 33-36. ([Finance decision] 3084.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3084
Dexter and Noi-thern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6071, deficit status of
Dexter & Northern Railroad ; decided Jan. 18, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 25-26. ([Finance decision] 3080.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3080
Dinitrochlorobensol. No. 18311, E. C. Klipstein & Sons Company v. Central
Railroad Company of New Jersey et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 485-490. ([Opinion] 12896.) [From I. C. C re-
ports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12896
Doors. No. 18625, Paine Lumber Company v. Tennessee Central Railway
Company et al. ; decided Jan. 5, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 559-
560. ([Opinion] 12914.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12914
Envelopes. No. 18594, E. C. Palmer & Company, Limited, v. New England
Steamship Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +496-500 p. ([Opinion] 12898.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12898
Eureka Hill Railway. Finance docket no. 6292, deficit status of Eureka Hill
Railway; decided Jan. 16, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 29-30.
([Finance decision] 3082.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3082
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Fairport, Painesville and Eastern Railroad. Finance docket no. 5199, notes of
Fail-port, Painesville & Eastern Railroad ; decided Jan. 14, 1928 ; supple-
mental report of commission. [1928.] p. 23-24. ([Finance decision] 3079.)
[From I. 0. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-3079
Fences. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2946, iron and steel articles
from upper east bank Mississippi River crossings to Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
and Perry, Iowa; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +408-414+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12877.) [Report from I. C. C. re-
ports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12877
Fluxing ores. Np. 19076, United Verde Oopper Company v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 5, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 573-574. ([Opinion] 12919.) [From I. C. C. reports, v,
136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12919
Freight-cars. No. 17849, Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company v. American
Railway Association et al. ; decided Jan. 30, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 727-756. ([Opinion] 12953.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12953
Freight rates. Fourth section application no. 13030, in matter of 4th-section
departures resulting from changes in classification; [decided Jan. 9, 1928;
report of commission on reconsideration]. 1928. [1] +516-520 p. ([Opin-
ion] 12904.) [From I. C. C. reports, v, 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12904
No. 607, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United States, Interstate
Commerce Commission, and Fort Smith, Subiaco & Rock Island Railroad
Company v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, appeal from district court
for western district of Arkansas, Fort Smith division ; brief for Interstate
Commerce Commission. 1928. cover-title, iii+38 p. t IC 1.13/1 : F 775/4
No. 13857, Chamber of Commerce of Selma, Ala., v. Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 293-298. ([Opinion] 12849.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12849
No. 17004, Chemical Lime Company et al. v. Bellefoute Central Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[192S.] 333^43 +iii p. ([Opinion] 12858.) [Report from I. C, C. reports,
V. 130.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12858
No. ISOSO, Jewel Tea Company v. Hoboken Manufacturers' Railroad Com-
pany; decided Dec. 28, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 375-378.
([Opinion] 12867.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12867
No. 18523, Josey-Miller Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 379-382+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12868.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12S68
Fruit. No. 1S086, W. O. Anderson Commission Company et al. v. Alabama &
Vicksburg Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 6, 1927 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 261-268. ([Opinion] 12S43.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12843
No. 18656, Atlantic Fruit Company, Incorporated, et al. v. Florida East
Coast Railway Company; decided Dec. 23, 1927; report of commission.
[1928] p. 425-427. ([Opinion] 12881.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12S81
Fuel for road locomotives in freight and passenger train service (charged to
operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in United States (fuel for .«witch-
ing locomotives not included), compiled from 152 reports representing 167
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Dec. 1927
and 1926 [and] 12 months ended with Dec. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1927. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste. 30 : 927/12
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Furniture. No. 18673, Fleenor Office Furniture Company v. Cleveland, Cincin-
nati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. ; decided Dee. 31, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 501-502. ([Opinion] 12899.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/lu : 12S9J)
Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce
Commission, valuation docket no. 969, Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Railroad Company ; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1928. cover-
title, iii+138 p. J IC 1 val. 8 : G 139
Gasoline. No. 17678, Texas Oil Company v. Houston East & West Texas Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +482-484+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12895.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12895
No. 18028, Empire Refineries et al. v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 23, 1927; report of commission]. 1928.
[1] +344-346 p. ([Opinion] 12859.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12859
Glucose. No. 18214, American Syrup & Preserving Company et al. v. Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 449-454+ii p. ([Opinion] 12887.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12887
Grain. In equity, no 7687, in district court for northern district of Illinois,
eastern division, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. v.
United States and Interstate Commerce Commission; brief for Interstate
Commerce Commission. 1928. cover-title, i+14 p. t IC 1.13/1 : At 2/25
Hoops. No. 18828, Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Company v. Wabash Railway
Company et al. ; decided Jan. 14, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 711-
712. ([Opinion] 12949.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12949
Insulators. No. 18636, Houston Lighting & Power Company v. Akron, Canton &
Youngstown Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 399^00. ([Opinion] 12874.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12874
Iron. No. 18791, West Virginia Rail Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 21, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 303-307+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12851.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12851
No. 18858, United Iron, Metal & Supply Company v. Chicago & Illinois
Midland Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 17, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 29-30. ([Opinion] 12961.) [From L C. C. reports, v. 139.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12961
No. 18869, United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Company v. Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 509-512. ([Opinion] 12902.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12902
Kcntuclrj. Rockcastle and Cumberland Railroad. Finance docket no. 6279,
deficit .status of Kentucky, Rockcastle & Cumberland Railroad ; decided Jan,
IS, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 27-28. ([Finance decision]
8081.) [From L C. G. reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3081
Lakeland Railway. Financial [finance] docket no. 6589, operation of line by
Lakeland Railway; [decided Jan. 6, 1928; report of commission]. 1928.
[l]+8-10 p. ([Finance decision] 3073.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3073
Leather. No. 19220, Ashland Leather Company v. Southern Railway Company
et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report [and order] of commission. [1928.]
457-458+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12889.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12889
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Lehigh Valley Railroadi Tinance docket no. 6640, bonds of Lehigh Valley Rail-
road ; decided Jan. 6, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 3-4. ([Finance
decision] 3071.) [From I. C. 0. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : F-3071
Lime. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2874, lime between southern
points ; [4th section applications nos. 600 et al. ; decided Dec. 21, 1927 ; sup-
plemental report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +272-274 -fii p.
([Opinion] 12845.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12845
Logs. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2905, sawmill logs from North
Carolina to Virginia points; [decided Dec. 28, 1927; report and order of
commission]. 1928. [1] +370-374+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12866.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12866
No. 18889, Peabod.v Lumber Oompany v. Pennsylvania Railroad Oompany
et al. ; decided Jan. 5, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 561-562.
([Opinion] 12915.) [From I. 0. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12915
Lumber. No. 15993, Pacific Ooast Shippers' Association et al. v. Akron, Oanton
& Youngstown Railway Oompany et al. ; decided Jan. 9, 1928 ; report of com-
mission on further argument. [1928.] p. 607-615. ([Opinion] 12927.)
[From I. 0. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12927
No. 17604, Alexandria Ohamber of Oommerce v. Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Jan. 17, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 1-3.
([Opinion] 12954.) [From I. 0. 0. reports, v. 139.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12954
No. 18501, Badger Lumber & Coal Oompany et al. v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report and order
of commission]. 1928. [1] +350-352+11 p. ([Opinion] 12861.) [Report
from I. 0. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper. 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12861
Meat. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2595, meats and packing house
products to, from, and between southwestern and western trunk-line points ;
decided Jan. 9, 1928; [report and orders of commission]. [1928.] 651-679+
viii p. ([Opinion] 12940.) [Report from I. 0. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Pa-
per, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12940
Misroiiting. No. 16509, Armour Fertilizer Works v. Central Railroad Company
of New Jersey et al. ; decided Jan. 3, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 525-526. ([Opinion] 12907.) [From I. 0. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12907
No. 18174, F. W. Brownyard v. Union Pacific Railroad Oompany et al. ;
decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 447-448. ([Opin-
ion] 12886.) [From I. O. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12886
No. 18517, Ozark Hardwood Lumber Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway Oompany et al. ; [decided Jan. 5, 1928; report and order of
commission]. 1928. [l]+568-570+ii p. ([Opinion] 12917.) [Report from
I. O. 0. reports, v. 136 (volume number is incorrectly given on p. 568 as 138).]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12917
No. 19051, Columbia Mills, Incorporated, v. Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Railway Company et al. ; decided Jan. 4, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 571-572. ([Opinion] 12918.) [From I. O. 0. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 12918
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
valuation docket no. 828, in matter of tentative valuations of properties of
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company, Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Terminal Company of St. Louis, Boonville Railroad Bridge Company, and
Oklahoma Belt Railroad Oompany ; valuation docket no. 814, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Oompany of Texas, Wichita Falls and Northwestern Rail-
way Company of Texas, Wichita Falls Railway Company, Wichita Falls and
Wellington Railway Company of Texas, Wichita Falls and Southern Rail-
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way Company of Texas, Wicliita Falls Railway Company, Wichita Falls and
Beaumont and Great Is^rthern Railroad, San Antonio Belt and Terminal
Railway Company, and Texas Central Railroad Company ; valuation docket
no. 759, Wicliita Falls & Northwestern Railway Company ; brief in support
of tentative valuations. 1928. cover-title, iv+28G p. % IC 1 val. S : M 691/6
Finance docket no. 6623, bonds of Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad ; [de-
cided Dec. 29, 1927; report of commission]. 1928. [l]-f 776-780 p. ([Fi-
nance decision] 3064.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.1 * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3064
Mojave Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6311, deficit status of Mojave
Northern Railroad; decided Jan. 16, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 31-32. ([Finance decision] 3083.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-30S3
Naples, Seal)oard and G-iilf Railway. Finance docket no. 6515, control of
Naples, Seaboard & Gulf Railway by Seaboard Air Line Railway ; decided
Dec. 29, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 787-792. ([Finance deci-
sion] 3067.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3067
Nevada Northern Railicaij. Finance docket no. 681, guaranty settlement with
Nevada Northern Railway Company ; [decided Jan. 14, 1928 ; report of com-
mission]. 1928. [l]-f 40-44 p. ([Finance decision] 3086.) [From I. C. C.
reiwrts, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3086
Neiv England Steamship Company. Before Interstate Commerce Commission,
valuation docket no. 1054, New England Steamship Company ; valuation
docket no. 1048, Hartford and New York Transportation Company ; valuation
docket no. 941, New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat
Company; brief in support of tentative valuation. 1928. cover-title, i+64
p. + IC 1 val. 8 : N 42e
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 305, New Orleans
Great Northern Railroad Company; [decided Nov. 18, 1927; report of com-
misjsion]. 1928. [21+825-861 p. il. (B-623.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
133.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-623
Neio York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Finance docket no. 1063, bonds
of New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad ; decided Jan. 16, 1928 ; sup-
plemental report of commission. [1928.] p. 21-22. ([Finance decision]
3078.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3078
Finance docket no. 6630, stock of Ne^v< York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad; decided Jan. 4, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 1-2. ([Fi-
nance decision] 3070.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3070
Oil-well supplies. No. 16522, Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company v. Union Pa-
cific Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 327-332+ii p. ([Opinion] 12857.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12S57
Outer Harbor Terminal Railtcay. Finance docket no. 6578, acquisition and
operation of line by Outer Harbor Tenminal Railway ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 793-796. ([Finance decision] 3068.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3068
Paris and Great Northern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6359, acquisition of
Paris & Great Northern Railroad by St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Rail-
way; decided Dec. 29, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 797-803.
([Finance decision] 3069.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3069
Peanuts. No. 18726, Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company v. St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 353-358-f ii p. ([Opinion] 12862.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12862
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Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad. Valuation docket no.
1055, Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad Company; de-
cided Dec. 30, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 381-391. (B-637.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 135.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-637
Pipe. No. 16979, Humble Oil & Refining Company v. Chicago, Rock Island &
Gulf Railway Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 23. 1927; report of commission].
1928. [l]-|-324r-326 p. ([Opinion] 12856.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12856
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and, St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no.
6626, bonds of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad: [de-
cided Jan. 14, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +16-19 p. ([Finance
decision] 3076.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3076
Potatoes. No. 16864, J. R. Beggs & Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 28, 1927 ; report of commission on further
consideration]. 1928. [1] +442-^46 p. ([Opinion] 12885.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12885
Rags. No. 18937. Levene's Sons v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. ; de-
cided Jan. 13, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 683-684, ([Opinion]
12942.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12942
No. 18954, B. F. Nelson Manufacturing Company v. Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 13, 1928 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 685-686. ([Opinion] 12943.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12943
Railroad accidents. Report of director of Bureau of Safety in re investigation
of accident which occurred on Missouri Pacific Railroad at Reily Lake, 111.,
on Dec. 10, 1927 [accompanied by report of engineer-physicist]. [1928.] 8
p. il. * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card A 28-159 IC 1 acci. 5 : R 27
Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Oct. 1927 [and 10
months ending with Oct. 1927; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Oct. 1927.
[2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC 1 ste.31 : 927/10
Same, Nov. 1927 [and 11 months ending with Nov. 1927 ; prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Nov. 1927 [published 1928]. [2] p. oblong large 8'*
[Subject to revision.] f 10 1 ste.31 : 927/11
Railroad employees. Ex parte 72 (sub-no. 1) in matter of regulations con-
cerning class of employees and subordinate officials that are to be included
within term, employee, under railway labor act ; decided Jan. 24, 1928 ;
report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 321-323+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
12855.) [Report from L C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12855
Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States [including 16
switching and terminal companies] Nov. 1927; [prepai'ed in] Bureau of Sta-
tistics. 1928. [4] p. oblong large 8° t IC 1 ste.25 : 927/11
Railroad ties. No. 18834, T. J. Moss Tie Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1928.] 513-515+ii p. ([Opinion] 12903.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12903
Railroads. lYeight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 151 reports of freight service sta-
tistics representing 166 railways and from 146 reports of passenger service
statistics representing 161 railways (switching and terminal companies not
included), Dec. 1927 and 1926 [and 12 months ended with Dec. 1927 and
1926; prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1927 [published 1928]. [2] p.
oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.21 : 927/12
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
183 steam railways, including 15 switching and terminal companies, Dec. 19li7
and 1926 [and] 12 months ended with Dec. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1927 [published] 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Sub-
ject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.l9 : 927/12
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Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways, se-
lected items for roads with annual operating revenues above .*>25.000,OOU, Dec.
1927 and 1926 [and] 12 monilis ended wiih Dec. 1927 and 192G; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1927. [2] p. oblong large S" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.20 : 927/12
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Dec. 1927,
compared with Dec. 1926. for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000: [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Dec. 1927. [2] p. oblong
large 8" [Subject to revision.] f IC 1 ste.22 : 927/12
Older [promulgated] at session of Interstate Commerce Commission, divi-
sion 1. held on 14th of January. 1928, in matter of net railway operating in-
come (or deficit) and recovery and payment of excess earnings unde -covi-
sions of sec. 15a of interstate commerce act, year ended Dec. 31, 1927. ^28.}
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Revenue traffic statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States, in-
cluding mixed-train service, compiled from 152 reports representing 167 steam
railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Nov. 1927 ar^a 1926
[and] 11 months ended with Nov. 1927 and 1926; [prepared in] Bu'-»hu of
Statistics. Nov. 1927. 1 p. oblong large S° [Subject to revision.] i
IClste.24 27/11
Ray and Gila Valley Railroad. Finance docket no. 768, guaranty status of Ray
& Gila Valley Railroad ; decided Jan. 14, 1928 ; report of commission on hear-
ing and reconsideration. [1928.] p. 59-63. ([Finance decision] 3090.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-309a
Reconsignment. No. 19780. Cargill Commission Company v. director general,
as agent: decided Dec. 23, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p. 365-366.
([Opinion] 12864.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c,
IC 1.6/la : 12864
Rrfrifjeration. No. 17095. Wm. F. Allen ^^ Company et al. v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 14. 1928 : report of commission. [1928.]
p. 021-024. ([Opinion] 12930.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12930
Rooming. No. 17170, American Tar Products Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 17, 1927 ; [report and order
of comniis.sion]. [1928.] 231-255 +iii p. ([Opinion] 12840.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12840
Routing. No. 17893. Joseph W. Cottrell Lumber Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31. 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +428-430 p. ([Opinion] 12882.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 12882
Saddletrees. No. 19300, Ruwart Manufacturing Company v. Chicago. Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. 5, 1928 : report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 575-577+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 12920.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12920
St. .Tohnshury and Lake Chaniplain Railroad. Finance docket no. 6675. notes of
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad ; decided Jan. 23. 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 97-98. ([Finance decision] 3100.) [From I. C. G.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3100
St. Louis and O'Fallon Railicay. Finance docket no. 3908. excess income of St.
Louis & O'Fallon Railway Company ; finance docket no. 4026, excess income
of Manufacturers' Railway Company ; approved Dec. 17. 1927 ; order. 1928.
p. 749. ([Finance decision] 3060.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper.
5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3060
St. Louis, Brovynsville and Mexico Railway. Finance docket no. 6636. assump-
tion of obligation and liability by St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Railway ;
[decided Dec. 31. 1927; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +612-614 p.
([Finance decision] 3051.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] ♦Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3051
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Salt. No. 16133, Jackson Traffic Bureau et al. v. Alabama & Vicksburg Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1928.] 299-303+ii p. ([Opinion] 12850.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : 12850
. . No. 17117, Hudson & Thompson et al. v. New Iberia & Northern Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927; report [and order] of commission.
[1928 ] 43o-441+ii p. ([Opinion] 12884.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v.
13G.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12884
No. 18206, Cherokee Mills et al. v. Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad
& Steamship Company et al. ; decided Dec. 28, 1927; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 431-434. ([Opinion] 12883.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12883
Sand. No. 16747 (sub-no. 2), Atwood Davis Sand Company et al. v. Chicago &
North Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 471-478. ( [Opinion] 12893.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12893
No. 18054, Manufacturers Foundry Company v. New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided Jan. IS, 1928; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 35-37+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12963.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 139.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12963
- No. 18766, Birmingham Traffic Association v. Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Dec. 31, 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +506-508 p. ([Opinion] 12901.) [From I. 0. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12901
Seahoard Air Line Railway. Finance docket no. 6478, acquisition of control
by Seaboard Air Line Railway ; decided Dec. 13, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 733-743. ([Finance decision] 3056.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3056
Finance docket no. 6673, bonds of Seaboard Air Line Railway ; decided
Jan. 20, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 75-78. ([Finance decision]
3095.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3095
Southern Pacific Company. Finance docket no. 6521, acquisition of line by
Southern Pacific Company; [decided Dec. 13, 1927; report of commission].
1928. [1] +726-729 p. ([Finance decision] 3054.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 131.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : F-3054
Southern Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6615, abandonment of branch
line by Southern Pacific ; decided Jan. 20, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 71-72. ([Finance decision] 3093.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3093
Stearin. No. 15394, Best Foods, Incorporated, v. Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey et al. ; decided Jan. 17, 1928 ; report of commission on reconsidera-
tion. [1928.] p. 17-18. ([Opinion] 12956.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 139.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12956
Sugar. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2891, sugar, import and coast-
wise, from Texas Gulf ports to Oklahoma ; [decided Dec. 30, 1927 ; report and
orders of commission]. 1928. [l]+390-395+ii p. ([Opinion] 12872.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12872
Superior and Southeastern Railway. Finance docket no. 6264, deficit status of
Superior & Southeastern Railway ; decided Jan. 6, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 5-8. ([Finance decision] 3072.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3072
Switching. Decision under safety appliance acts, circuit court of appeals, 7th
circuit, no. 3913, Chicago & Erie Railroad Company v. United States, in error
to district court for district of Indiana [opinion of court] ; decided Dec. 12,
1927. [1928.] 3 p. t IC 1 saf. 7 : C43/10
Switching charges. No. 18771, Seldomridge Grain Company v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company; decided Jan. 9, 1928; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 637-638. ([Opinion] 12935.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 12935
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Tanks. No. 18846, Magnolia Petroleum Company v. Chicago, Rock Island &
Gulf Railwaj- Company et al. ; decided Dec. 23, 1927 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 367-369+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 12865.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12865
No. 19366, Magnolia Petroleum Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 459^61. ([Opinion] 12890.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12890
Tennessee Central Railway. Finance docket no. 5350, securities of Tennessee
Central Railway ; approved Doc. 31, 1927 ; supplemental order. 1928. p. 775.
([Finance decision] 3063.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3063
Texas and Gulf Railicay. Finance docket no. 6597, control of Texas & Gulf
Railway by Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company ; decided Dec. 19,
1927 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 747-749. ( [Finance decision] 3059.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3059
Union Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 6490, construction of line by Union
Pacific Railroad Company ; decided Jan. 20, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 67-70. ([Finance decision] 3092.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3092
Van Dyke, I. A., Telephone Service. Finance docket no. 6625, purchase of projv
trties of I. A. Van Dyke Telephone Service by Mountain State Telephone &
Telegraph Company; [decided Jan. 20, 1928; report of commission]. 1928,
[l]+64-66 p. ([Finance decision] 3091.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3091
Waste materials. No. 19041. Midcontinent Waste Material Dealers Association
et al. V. Alton & Eastern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Dee. 31, 1927 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 455-456. ([Opinion] 12888.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 12888
Watermelons. No. 18698, George E. Freeby v. Seaboard Air Line Railway
Company et al. ; decided Dec. 21, 1927; report of commission. [1928.] p.
503-505. ([Opinion] 12900.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 136.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 12900
Western New York ani! Pennsylvania Railway. Finance docket no. 6335. aban-
donment of portion of branch line by Western New York & Pennsylvania
Railway et al. ; decided Dec. 31, 1927 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
783-786. ([Finance decision] 3066.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 131.] -^Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3066
Western Pacific Railroad. Finance docket no. 5503, Western Pacific Railroad
bonds ; decided Jan. 6, 1928 ; supplemental report of commission. [1928.]
p. 11-12. ([Finance decision] 3074.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3074
For A', Hanover and Frederick Railicay. Finance docket no. 6608, stock of York,
Hanover & Frederick Railway; [decided Jan. 10, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +730-732 p. ([Finance decision] 3055.) [From I. C C. reports,
T. 131.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3055
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States V. R. E. Armstrong et al. ; no. 8007, J. R. Keaton et al. v. United States ;
reply brief of appellant in case no. 8002 and of appellee in case no. 8007.
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Arundel Sand and Gravel Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-207, Arundel
Sand and Gravel Company v. United States ; defendant's objections to plain-
tiffs request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of fact, and
brief. [1928.] p. 145-161. t J 1.13 : Ar 84/'2
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E-326, Asiatic Petroleum Company (New York), Limited, v. United States;
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Atwater, William C, & Co., Incorpwaied. In Court of Claims, no. D-125,
William C. Atwater & Company, Incorporated, v. United States ; defendant's
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Barth, John, Company. No. 610, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, United
States V. John Barth Company and United States Fidelity & Guaranty Com-
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Beach, Alfred H. No. 670, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Alfred H. Beach
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Blue, Rupert. In Court of Claims, no. E-598, Rupert Blue v. United States ;
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Boston, and Albany Railroad. No. F-339, in Court of Claims, New York
Central Railroad Company, lessee of Boston & Albany Railroad, v. United
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Botany Worsted Mills. No. 659, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Botany
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Hydrographic bulletin, weekly, no. 2004-8; Feb. 1-29, 1928. 1928. Each 1 p.
large 4" and r t N 0.3 : 2001-8
Ncivfoundland. Supplement to Hydrographic OiRce publication 73, Newfound-
land pilot, corrections and additions from Notices to mariners and other
sources from date of publication (Nov. 1, 1918) to Jan. 1, 1928. 1928. ii-f-20
leaves, f * N 6.8 : 73/919-9
Notice to aviators 2,1928; Feh.l [1928]. [1928.] 3 p. map, 12" [Monthly.] t
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[1] -f 40 p. t N 6.11 : 927/27-53/intl.
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202 leaves, 4 maps. [Weekly.] f N 6.11 : 928/&-8
Ho^T to order publications — See information follo-ning' Contents
626 February, 1928
South America pilot: v. 1, East coast, from Orinoco River to Plata River. 3d
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Tide calendars. Tide calendar [for Baltimore (Fort McHenry) and Cape
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Tide calendar [for Norfolk and Newport News, Ya.], Mar. 1928. [1928.]
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Charts
Cardenas Bay. Bahia de Cardenas, north coast of Cuba, W. I., from surveys by
U. S. S. Nokomis between 1924 and 1926 [with insets] ; chart 5162. Scale
naut. m.=2.4 in., natural scale 1 : 30,000. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published Aug. 1926, 2d edition, Jan. 1928. 46.8X33.4 in. f 60e.
N 6.18 : 5162
Cardenas, Bahia de, West part of.
Manuay, Canal de la.
Central America. West coast of Central America, Burica Point to Mono
Puercos, compiled from latest information ; chart 1018. Natural scale
1 : 290,690 at lat. 7° 45'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Mar.
1888, 34th edition, Jan. 1928. 26.6X41.2 in. t 50c. N6.18 : 1018
Chosen. Anchorages on east coast of Chosen (Korea), Japan Sea. Asia, from
Russian surveys to 1887 and Japanese to 1907 : chart 2107. Wasiiini-Tton,
Hydrographic Office, published Feb. 1903, 7th edition, Jan. 1928. 33.1X25.1
in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 2107
Chaho Bay.
lion Road (Tallada) or (Rigen).
Koinilov Gulf (Najin Po) with Egerman and Anna (Nakusan) hays.
Shinchan Bay.
Sivuch (Najin), Tizenko (Yonguzei), and Stepanov (Naasan) hays.
England, south coast, Eeachy Head to Dungeness, from British surveys to 1924 ;
chart 4494. Natural scale 1 : 72,166 at lat. 50° 45'. Washington, Hydro-
graphic Office, Feb. 1928. 27.3X39.5 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 4494
Fonseca, Gulf of. Gulf of Fonseca, west coast of Central America, from U. S.
naval surveys to 1918, with additions from British survey in 1838 ; chart 973.
Natural scale 1 : 145,278 at lat. 13° 10'. Washington, Hydrographic Office,
published Jan. 1919, 8th edition, Feb. 1928. 23.4X30.3 in. f 30c. N 6.18 : 973
Hong Kong Har'bor, China, south coast, from British survey in 1912 and 1913 ;
chart 1254. Scale naut. m.=12.1 in., natural scale 1 : 6,058. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published Feb. 1918, 5th edition, Jan. 1928. 26.4X39.5
in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 1254
Makassar Strait (southern portion). Eastern Archii)elago, from latest Nether-
lands Government surveys ; chart 3045. Natural scale 1 : 743,333 at lat. 4".
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Nov. 1919, 3d edition, Feb. 1928.
38.8 X 25.6 in. t 40c. N 6.18 : 3045
Me^ise River. Mouths of the Maas, Netherlands, North Sea, from latest Nether-
land Government surveys ; chart 4857. Natural scale 1 : 73,022. Washington,,
Hydrographic Office, published Jan. 1915, 17th edition, Oct. 1927. 25.9X51.4
in. t 60c. N 6.18 : 4857
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters. Mar. 1928 : chart 3500.
Scale 1° long.=0.7 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Feb. 14, 1928.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by
the Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.24: 928/3
Note.- — Contains on reverse : Navigational hints. — Information regarding navigational
books and charts.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Apr. 1928 ; chart 2603. Scale 1° long. =0.2 In.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, Feb. 14, 1928. 22.6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] 1 10c.
N 6.17 : 928/4
Note. — Contains on reverse : Navigational hints. — Information regarding navlgationa]
books and charts.
How to order publications — See information follOTringr Contents
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Pilot cJiarts — Continued.
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Mar. 1928; chart 1400. Scale 1"
long.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Feb. 14, 1928. 23.2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] t 10c.
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books and charts.
Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Apr. 1928; chart 1401. Scale 1"
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[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] t 10c. N 6.16 : 928/4
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altitude of the moon.
Pilot chart of upper air, north Atlantic Ocean, Feb. 1928; chart 1400a.
Scale 1° long.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Jan. 31, 1928.
23X31.8 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
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RECRUITING BUREAU
[Poster] 301. [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York, Feb. 1, 1928.]
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SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
Manual. Change in Manual of Supply Corps [Navy, 1922], no. 9; Dec. 20, 1927.
[1928.] ii p. 4" [Accompanied by 150 variously numbered pages to be inserted
in their proper places in the Manual.] $ N 20.13 : Su 7/2/922 ch.9
Pay, Navy. [Instructions for carrying into effect joint service pay bill (act of
June 10, 1922)] .'^ec. C revised. Revised Oct. 24, 1927. [1928.] p. cl-c2.
[Sec. C, Pay and allowances of female nurses, Navy, is accompanied by pages
a3-a4 and a9-a10 which are not changed but accompany this revised sec. C as
the tables contained thereon are applicable to the nurses.] t
N 20.13 : P 29/5/C rev.
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commanding officers, and commandants 306; Feb. 1, 1928. [1928.] p. 10269-
2S9+leaves 10289a-k. 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in
Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922.] | N 20.7/1 : 306
PAN AMERICAN UNION
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are not published in English. The subscription price is 50c. for 12 issues of each series ;
single copies of any series, 5c. Address the Pan American Union, Washington, D. C.
American poetry. Group of translations of American verse; English transla-
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1928.) [Spanish and English. From Bulletin, Feb. 1928.] t Paper. 5c.
AR 1.21 : 11
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center head.]
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Same. (H. doc. 60, pt. 2, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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Bulletin — Continued .
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price, see note above under center head.]
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Character. Influeucia das emocues infantis em relagao ao caracter maduro;
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1928.) [Do Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana, Fevereiro, 1928.] t Paper, 5c.;
subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.13 : p 18
Green manuring. Abonos verdes para la America tropical; [por A. J. Pieters].
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de la Union Panamericana, Febrero, 1928.] f Paper, 5c; sub.?cription price
for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.12 : s 37
Latin American foreign trade in 1926, general survey; [by Matilda Phillips].
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Plague. Organizagao de um servigo de prevengao de peste em Porto Rico ; [por
A. L. Carrion]. [1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Saude publica e bem-estar infantil no.
19, Fevereiro de 1928.) [Do Boletim da Uniao Pan- Americana, Fevereiro,
1928.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c.
AR 1.15 : p 19
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1928.) [From Bulletin, Jan. 1928.] t Paper, 5c. AR 1.21 : 10
World friendship. Movimiento de amistad internacional en las escuelas de Cali-
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PANAMA CANAL
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sion of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Panama Canal record, v. 21, no. 26-30 ; Feb. 1-29, 1928. Balboa Heights, C. Z.
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Steamship lines through Panama Canal and to its terminal ports, and passenger
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Telephone directory. The Panama Canal, telephone directory, Jan. 1, 1928.
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2faval Supply Depot, Brooklyn, N. Y. Executive order [excluding from opera-
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SHIPPING BOARD
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NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
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Pentafomids. Synopsis of pentatomid bugs of subfamilies Megaridinae and
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STATE DEPABTMENT
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Ch'eat Britain. Claim of British Government for relief of American nationals
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Agricultural Economics Bureau. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, supple-
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Agriculture to complete experiment in grading of meats under standards fixed
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Agriculture Department. Eradication of pink bollworm in Texas, communica-
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year 1929, transmitted with letter of Jan. SO, 1928, for Department of Agri-
culture, to enable Secretary of Agriculture to meet emergency caused by new
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doc. 191, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Supplemental estimates of appropriation, Department of Agriculture,
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176, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Paper, 5e.
Animal Indiist7-y Bureau. Bureau of Animal Industry, supplemental estimate
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National Home for DisaNcd Volunteer Soldiers, Santa Monica, Calif., supple-
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PejTj/'s Victor^/ Memorial Commission, supplemental estimate of appropriation,
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War Department. Chalmette National Cemetery, La., supplemental estimate
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Flood relief, Mississippi River, supplemental estimate of appropriation,
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CUSTOMS COURT
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Benzocaine-chaulmoogra oil in treatment of leprosy, preliminary note on use of
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Clonorchiasis investigations, summary of surveys and experiments to determine
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<}oiter. Endemic goiter amon;^ school children, comparison of endemic goiter
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Connecticut, and Massachusetts, and in Cincinnati, Ohio [with list of refer-
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Poliomyelitis. Muscle training in treatment of infantile paralysis, revised from
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Special articles. — No. 5. Tularaemia among meadow mice (Microtns californicus
aestuarinus) in California ; by J. C. Perry. — Current prevalence of disease, review of
monthly epidemiological report of Health Section of League of Nations' secretariat,
published at Geneva, Dec. 15. 1927. — Court decisions relating to public health. — No. 6.
Sickness among persons in different occupations of public utility ; by Dean K. Brun-
dage. — No. 7. Health conditions in United States, Oct.-Dec. 1927, prevalence of
diphtheria, influenza, meningococcus meningitis, poliomyelitis, scarlet fever, smallpox,
and typhoid fever. — Poliomyelitis in United States, 1927. — Electron equilibria in bi-
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mortality from different causes and at different ages in 9 cities of United States ; by
Selwyn D. Collins. — Court decisions relating to public health. — No. 8. Trachoma in
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of tonsillitis, including related throat conditions. — National negro health week to be
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HYGIENIC LABORATORY
Smallpox. 1, Method for estimating potency of smallpox vaccine [with bibli-
ography], by John N. Force and James P. Leake; 2, Immunological relation-
ship of alastrim and mild smallpox [with bibliography], by James P. Leake
and John N. Force. Apr. 1927. vi+64 p. il. 12 pi. 16 p. of pi. (Bulletin
149.) * Paper, 35c.
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Special articles. — Diagnosis of intestinal tuberculosis, report of 300 consecutive
admission cases studied by Rontgen ray after administration of barium meal [with
reference; by] Harry B. Williams and Leroy U. Gardner. — Suggestions rogardini;
routine eye examinations; [by] De Forrest Ballou, jr. — Bronchial asthma, with case
reports and post-mortem record [and with list of references ; by] M. Pollak. — Bron-
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[with list of references; by] J. T. Malone. — Tularemia [with list of references; by]
A. J. Campbell. — Spinal fluid pressure in psychotic [with list of references ; by] M. L.
Underwood. — Competitive athletics in treatment of mental cases ; [by] .Tohn Eisele
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435-310. Same: Examination for gunners. Changes 2; Jan. 3, 1928. [1928.] 8 leaves.
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Same. (War Dept. doc. 20a; H. doc. 31, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y., Feb. 1 and 15, 1928.]
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AIR CORPS
MATERIEL DIVISION
Aerodynamical balance for P-IB and P-5 airplanes by standard analytical
method for determination of center of gravity and mean average chord ( refer-
ence to Curtiss Airplane & Motor Company's report no. 3018 of Apr. 29, 1927).
Airplane Branch report ; by Theo. DePort. 1928. ii+3 p. il. 4° (Air Corps.
Air Corps information circular, v. G. no. 593, Sept. 15, 1927.) J
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Fire hazard tests of ignition equipment, Power Plant Branch report ; by F. Glen
Shoemaker. 1928. ii+5 p. il. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps information circu-
lar, V. G, no. 596, Sept. 15, 1927.) t W 87.11/2 : 6/596
Flood lights. Handbook of instructions for airdrome landing-field flood light
type A-4, Equipment Branch report ; by W. T. Harding. 1928. ii-|-3 p. il. 4°
(Air Corps. Air Corps information circular, v. 7, no. 606, Nov. 1, 1927.) %
W 87.11/2 : 7/606
■ Handbook of instructions for airdrome landing-field flood lights, types A-2
and A-3, Equipment Branch report ; by W. T. Harding. 1928. ii+5 p. il. 4°
(Air Corps. Air Corps inforaiation circular, v. 7, no. 601, Nov. 1. 1927.) t
W 87.11/2 : 7/601
Wind tunnel tests of DH-^B model fitted with various fins and rudders. Air-
plane Branch report. 1928. 11+11 p. il. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps informa-
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Anacostia Park and reclamation and development of Anacostia River and flats-
from mouth of river to District line, D. C. ; Repairs to Aqueduct Bridge,
D. C. ; Maintenance and repair of Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant ;
Increasing water supply. District of Columbia ; Monument and wharf, Wake-
field, Va., birthplace of George Washington ; Brehon Somervell in charge.
1927. [l]+192G-93 p. [Extract VV from annual report of chief of engineers.
1927.] t W 7.1/1 a : An 13/16
Buffalo, N. Y. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Buffalo, N. Y.,
district; DeWitt C. Jones in charge. 1927. [1] +1458-1540 p. [Extract JJ
from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t W 7.1/la : B 863/20
Chicago, III. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Chicago, 111.,
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from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t AV 7.1/la : C 43/39
Dorchester Bay and Neponset River, Mass., report on preliminary examination
and survey of Dorchester Bay and Neponset River, Mass., with view to secur-
ing channel 30 feet in depth and of suitable width to Squantum. Jan. 24,
1928. 29 p. map. (H. doc. 147, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Duluth, Minn. Duluth-Superior Harbor, statistical report of marine commerce
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Los Angeles. Calif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in Los
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tract KK from annual report of chief of engineers, 1027.] t
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Norfolk Harbor, Va., in vicinity of Craney Island, report on preliminary ex-
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age b.asin in vicinity of Craney Island. Jan. 16. 1928. 36 p. map. (H. doc.
143, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 10c.
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tract NN from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
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Raritan Bay and Raritan River, N. J., report on preliminary examination of
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127. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c.
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Redwood Creek, Calif., from Redwood City to San Francisco Bay, report on
preliminary examination and survey of channel from Redwood City, Calif.,
to main channel in San Francisco Bay, with view to securing depth of 30
feet and width of 300 feet. Jan. 16, 1928. 36 p. map. (H. doc. 142, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
San Francisco. Calif. Report upon improvement of rivers and harbors in 2d
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ALASKA EOAD COMMISSIONERS BOARD
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CALIFORNIA D:fiBEIS COMMISSION
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1804 p. [Extract TT from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
W 50.1 : 927
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION
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1901 p. [Extract UU from annual report of chief of engineers, 1927.] t
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NEW YORK HARBOR SUPERVISOR
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Bennett, supervisor. 1927. [1] +1912-26 p. [Extract WW from annual re-
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NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SUR^'EY
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N. Y. ; and Canal Office, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. A catalogue (with index map), show-
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supplements thereto are published monthly during the navigation season.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Ordnance. Service handbook of 37-millimeter gun materiel, model of 1916, June,
1922. [Reprint] 1928. vi+77 p. il. (War Dept. doc. 1095.) t
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governor general of Philippine Islands, including reports of heads of de-
partments of Philippine Government, fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1926. 1928.
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Rico, including reports of heads of the several departments of Government of
Porto Rico and that of auditor, fiscal year 1927. 1928. iii+68 p. ii. (H. doc.
121, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Message of transmittal and annual report of
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Interstate Commerce Commission I. C. C.
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Mile, miles m.
Miscellaneous mis., mlBC.
Nautical naut.
No date u. d.
No place n. p.
Number, numbers no., nos.
Octavo 8°
Page, pages p.
Part, parts pt., pts.
Plate, plates pi.
Portrait, portraits por.
Quarto A°
Report rp.
Saint St.
Section, sections „— sec.
Senate, Senate bill S.
Senate concurrent resolution S. Con. Res.
Senate document S. doc.
Senate executive document S. ex. doc.
Senate Joint resolution S. J. Res.
Senate report S. rp.
Senate resolution (simple) S. Res.
Session sess.
Sixteenmo IG"
Table, tables tab.
Thirtytwo-mo 320
Treasury Treas.
Twelvemo 12"
Twenty four-mo 24"»
Versus vs., v.
Volume, volumes v., vol.
Year , yr.
Common abbreviations for names of States and months are also used.
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General Information 913-914
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Agriculture Department 915-921
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Acetic acid as soil disinfectant [with list of literature cited] ; by William L.
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Boll weevils. Dispersal of cotton-boll weevil, Antlionomus grandis Boh. [with
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title, p. 135-149. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 2,
Jan. 15, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : C 829/46
European corn 'borer and its controlling factors in Europe [with list of literature
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European red mite. Taxonomic status of deciduous-fruit Paratetranychus with
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Flies. House fly and how to suppress it; [by L. O. Howard and F. C. Bishopp]..
[Apr. 1924, revised Nov. 1926, reprint 1928.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
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Malaria. Some facts about malaria; [by L. O. Howard]. [Apr. 29, 1911,
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Mole-crickets. Porto Rican mole cricket; [by W. A. Thomas]. [Apr. 1928.]
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Pecans. Important pecan insects and their control; [by John B. Gill]. [Jan.
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Superior National Forest. Rotariaus, welcome to national forests of North
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[Mar. 20, 1928]. [4] p. il. narrow 16° f A 13.2 :R 74
Timber depletion, lumber prices, lumber exports, and concentration of timber
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Maps
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PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Bordeaux mixtures. Commercial Bordeaux mixtures, how to calculate their
value; [by Errett Wallace and L. H. Evans]. [Jime, 1918, revised Mar.
1928.] [1928.] ii+9 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 994.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration.}
* Palmer, 5c. A 1.9 : 994/3
Canker {diseases of plonts). Bacterial canker of tomatoes; by Mary K. Bryan.
Apr. 1928. 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 29.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-653 A 1.4/2 : 29
Citrus fruit. Culture of citrus fruits in Gulf States; [by E. D. Vosbury and
T. Ralph Robinson]. [July, 1923, revised July, 1927, reprint 1928.] ii+42
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1343.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-1025 A 1.9 : 1343/2-2
Corn. Better seed corn ; [by C. P. Hartley]. [Sept. 1920, reprint 1928.] 15 p.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1175.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 20-1744 A 1.9 : 1175/1-8
Further experiments with seed treatments for sweet-corn diseases ; by
C. S. Reddy and J. R. Holbert. 1928. [2] +237-247 p. il. [From Journal
of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 3, Feb. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : C 814/46
Gladiolus. Rot of gladiolus comis caused by Peuicillium gladioli, L. McC. and
Thom [with list of literature cited] ; by Luciu McCuUoch and Charles Thorn.
1928. [2] +217-224 p. 1 pi. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36,
no. 3, Feb. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : G 451/3
Green, mmiuriyig; [by C. V. Piper and A. J. Pieters]. [Apr. 1922, reprint 1928.]
46 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1250.) [Date of original
issue il. correctly given on p. 2 as Apr. 1925, which is date of a previous
repriur.] * Paptr, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 22-520 A 1.9 : 1250/1-4
LMac blight in United States [with list of literature citetl] : by Mary K. Bryan.
1928. [2] +225-235 p. il. 2 p. of pi. [From Journal of agricultural research,
v. 36, no. 3, Feb. L 1928.] t A 1.23/a :L 627
Mosaic disease. Further studies on soil relationships of mosaic disease of win-
ter wheat; by Robert W. Webb. 1928. cover-title, p. 53-75, il. [Prepared
in cooperation with Agricultural Experiment Station of University of Wis-
consin. From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 1, Jan. 1, 1928.] t
A 1.23/a : W 56/79'
Mulching. Crop-plant stimulation with paper mulch [with list of literature
cited] ; by L. H. Flint. May, 1928. 20 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Technical
bulletin 75.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-652 A 1.36 : 75-
8trau-ber7-ies. Strawberry culture. South Atlantic and Gulf Coast regions; [by
George M. Darrow]. [Apr. 1919. revised Apr. 1928.] [1928.] 40 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1026.) ♦Paper, 5c.
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920 Mat, 1928
Strawterries — Continued.
Strawberry culture, western United States; [by George M. Darrow].
[Apr. 1919, revised Dec. 1926, reprint 1928.] ii+21 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1027.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-145 A 1.9 : 1027/2-2
Sweet clover; [by A. J. Pieters]. [1928.] 8 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Leaflet
23.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-651 A 1.35 : 23
Tree planting. Instructions for planting trees. Apr. 1928. 3 p. il. (D. L. A. 2,
revised.) t A 19.2 : Sh 4/2/928
Note. — This pamphlet is sent out only in connection with the distribution of trees
lor shelter-belt demonstrations.
PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Public roads, journal of higliway research, v. 9, no. 3 ; May, 1928. 1928. cover-
title, p. 49-72. il. 4" [Monthly. Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $1.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription. $1.50.
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WEATHER BUREAU
CUmatoIogical data. Climatological data for United States by sections, v. 14,
no. 12; Dec. 1927. [1928.] cover-title, [204] p. il. map. 2 p. of maps, 4"
* Paper, 35c. complete monthly number, $4.00 a yr.
L. C. card Agr 14-566 A 29.29 : 14/12
Note. — Made up of separate Climatological data issued from 42 section centers of
the United States. Printed at the several section centers and assembled and bound
at the Washington Office. Issued principally for service use and exchange. Back num-
bers can not be supplied. The separate Climatological data are sold by the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, at the rate of 5c. single copy. 50c. a yr. for
each section.
Same, v. 14, no. 13; [calendar] year 1927. [1928.] cover-title, [242] p.
il. 2 p. of maps, 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 50c. A 29.29: 14/13
■ Same, v. 15, no. 1; Jan. 1928. [1928.] cover-title, [204] p. il. map, 2 p.
of maps, 4° * Paper, 35c. complete monthly number, $4.00 a yr. A 29.29 : 15/1
Cotton. Weekly cotton region bulletin, no. 4-8 [season of 1928] ; May 1-29,
1928. New Orleans, La., May 2-31, 1928. Each [2] p. il. large 4° * Paper,
30c. per season (April-October). A 29.39 : 928/4-8
Meteorology. Monthly meteorological summary, Washington. D. C, Apr. 1928.
[May 3, 1928.] [2] p. large 8° t A 29.30 : 928/4
Montniii tveather remew. Mar. 1928; v. 56, no. 3. [May 28] 1928. cover-
title, p. 79-124, il. 1 pi. 11 p. of maps, 4° * Paper, 15c. single copy, $1.50 a yr. ;
foreign subscription, $2.25.
L. C. card Agr 9-990 A 29.6/1 : 56/3
Note. — The Monthly weather review contains (1) meteorological contributions and
bibliography, (2) an interpretative summary and charts of the weather of the month
in the United States, and on adjacent oceans, and (o) climatological tabh's dealing
with the weather of the montk. The contributions are principally as follows : (a)
results of observational or research work in meteorology carried on in the United States
or other parts of the world, (b) abstracts or reviews of important meteorological papers
and books, and (c) notes.
Special articles. — Second phase of streamflow experiment at Wagon Wheel Gap,
Colo. ; by C. G. Bates and A. J. Henry.— Notes on estimating run-off [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by Abraham Streiff. — Floods of Mar. 1928, in Sacramento Valley ; by N. R.
Taylor. — tVeather and probability of outbreaks of pale western cutworm in Montana
and near-by States [with list of literature cited] ; by William C. Cook. — On measure
of correlation, a rejoinder ; by Gilbert T. Walker.
Weather. Weekly weather and crop bulletin. May 1-29. 1928; no. 18-22, 1928.
May 2-30, 1928. Each 4 p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. a yr.
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Weather map. Daily weather map [of United States, containing forecasts for
all States east of Mississippi River except Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, upper
Michigan, and lower Michigan], May 1-31. 1928. 1st edition. [1928.] Each
16.4X22.7 in. [Not issued Sundays or holidays.] * Editions issued at Wash-
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throughout the United States, 20c. a month. $2.00 a yr. (maps can not be
furnished in quantities unless the order is placed with the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington, D. C, in advance of issue). A 29.18: 928
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Weather map — Continued.
Same [containing forecasts for United States], May 1-31, 1928. 2d
edition. [1928.] Eacli 16.4X22.7 in. [Tlie Sunday edition does not contain
as much information as the edition for week days.] * 30c. a montli, $3.00
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XuTE. — The Weather outlooks for the various zones are prepared at, and distributed
from, forecast centers of the Western Bureau, as follows : Washinjiton, D. C. (District
1, North and Middle Atlantic States, District 2, South Atlantic and liist Gulf States,
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Western States).
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
Report. Annual report of Alien Property Custodian, 1927, trading with the
enemy act, annual report of Alien Property Custodian on proceedings liad
under trading with the enemy act, year ended Dec. 31, 1927. May 14, 1928.
17 p. (H. doc. 302. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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for Capitol power plant under legislative establishment, Office of Architect of
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them.
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When a selling price is noted in this list, application for such publicaton should be
submitted to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C, with remittance. For
copies of charts, coast pilots, and tide tables, however, apply directly to the issuing office,
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C.
Walrus. Protection of walruses and sea lions in Alaska [laws and regula-
tions]. May 1, 1928. 3 p. 4° (Department circular 286, 4th edition; Bureau
of Fisheries, Alaska Fisheries Service.) [Super.sedes previous editions.] t
C 1.4 : 286/4
AERONAUTICS BRANCH
Air commerce regulations, effective as amended June 1, 1928. 1928. iii+36 p.
il. (Information bulletin 7.) t C 23.8: 7
Aircraft accidents. Civil air accidents and casualties. Mar. 10, 1928. 1 p. 4°
(Information bulletin 30.) t C 23.8: 30
Airports. Airports, tvpes of management, rentals, concessions, field rules. Mar.
31,1928. 9 p. 4° (Information bulletin 21, 2d [edition].) t C 23.8: 21/2
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Airports — Continued.
Construction of airports. Apr. 1928. [2] +16 p. il. 4° (Aeronautics bul-
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Airway bulletin 322, 324, 326-327, 329-348; Mar. 22-May 4, 1928. [1928.1
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CENSUS BUREAU
Business. Survey of current business. May, 1928, no. 81 ; compiled by Bureau
of Census in cooperation with Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and
Bureau of Standards. 1928. cover-title, 48 p. il. 4" [Monthly. Contains
practically complete data for Mar. 1928, and text covering early weeks of
April, the date given above May, 1928, being the date of issue. Text on p.
2-4 of cover.] * Paper, 10c. (single numbers usually lOc, semiannual num-
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$2.25.
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Same, weekly supplement. May 7-28, 1928. [1928.] Each 4 p. il. 4° [In-
cluded in price of monthly Survey of current business, which see above.]
C 3.34 : 928/19-22
Christian and Missionary Alliance. Census of religious bodies, 1926: Chris-
tian and Missionary Alliance, statistics, denominational history, doctrine,
and organization. 1928. 10 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26321 C 3.35/a : C 462/2
Church of God. and Saints of Christ. Census of religious bodies, 1926: Church
of God and Saints of Christ, statistics, denominational history, doctrine, and
organization. 1928. 10 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26358 C 3.35/a : C 475/2
Cotton. April report of cotton consumed, on hand, imported, and exported, and
active cotton spindles. May 14, 1928. oblong 32° [Preliminary report.
This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 : 927-28/9
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manufac-
tured, shipped out, on hand, and exported for 9 months ending Apr. 30, 1928
and 1927. May 12, 1928. oblong 32° [Exports of cottonseed products are
for 8 months ending Mar. 31. Preliminary report. This publication is
issued in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/9
Free Magyar Reformed Church in America. Census of religious bodies, 1926 :
Free Magyar Reformed Church in America, statistics, denominational his-
tory, doctrine, and organization. 1928. 9 p. * Paper, oc.
L. C. card 28-26357 C 3.35/a : F 875
Friends. Census of religious bodies, 1926: Friends, statistics, denominational
history, doctrine, and organization, consolidated report. 1928. 30 p.
L. C. card 28-26378 C 3.35/a : F 915
General Eldership of Churches of God in North America. Census of religious
bodies, 1926: General Eldership of Churches of God in North America, statis-
tics, denominational history, doctrine, and organization. 1928. 11 p.
* Paper, 5c.
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Marriage and divorce, [calendar year] 1926, statistics of marriages, divorces,
and annulments of marriage. 1928. 90 p. il. [Prepared under supervision
of Leon E. Truesdell, chief statistician for population, assisted by Alba M.
Edwards and Alice V. Hagan.] * Paper, 15c.
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Pilgrim. Holiness Church. Census of religious bodies, 1926 : Pilgrim Holiness
Church, statistics, denominational history, doctrine, and organization. 1928.
11 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Reformed Church in Undted States. Census of religious bodies, 1926 : Reformed
Church in United States, statistics, denominational history, doctrine, and
oi-ganization. 1928. 15 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Tobacco. Leaf tobacco held by manufacturers and dealers, Apr. 1, 1928 and
1927. and Jan. 1, 1928 and Oct. 1, 1927. Apr. 28, 1928. oblong 32° [Pre-
liminary report. This publication is issued in postal curd form.] t
C 3.18/2 : 928/2
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Note. — The monthly Notice to mariners, formerly i.ssued by the Coast and Geodetic
Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Liffhthoiises Bureau, thus making it a joint publication. Tlie charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey In
Washinston, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Boston Harbor. Tides and currents in Boston Harbor ; by Paul Schureman.
1928. iii+116 p. 11. 6 maps. (Special publication 142.) [Includes list of
Coast and Geodetic Survey publications relating to tides and currents.]
* Paper, 30c.
L. C. card 28-26345 C 4.19 : 142
Coast and Geodetic Survey bulletin, Apr. 30, 1928; no. 155. [1928.] 8 p.
[Monthly.] |
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20 : 155
Eydrogi'apher, surveying ship. Specifications for single-screw, steel, Diesel
electric-propelled surveying ship Hydrographer, 1928. 1928. [1]--|-150 p.
12" t C4.17:H99
Hydrographic manual; by J. H. Hawley. 1928. v+170 p. il. 1 pi. 14 p. of pi.
(Special publication 143.) [Includes list of Coast and Geodetic Survey pub-
lications of interest in connection with this manual.] * Cloth, 75c.
L. C. card 28-26363 C 4.19 : 143
Cliarts
Beaufort Harbor, N. C, surveys to 1927, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Sept.
1927 ; chart 420. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Apr. 1928. 24.5X23.4 in. t 25c. C 4.9 : 420
Gulf Coast, Habaua [Cuba] to Tampa Bay [Fla., from] surveys to 1926 and
other sources; chart 1113. [Scale 1:471,000.] Washington. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, May, 1928. 43.1X29 in. [For offshore navigation onlv.]
t 7oc. C 4.9 : 1113
Mexico, Gulf of. Gulf of Mexico, compiled from surveys by Coast and Geodetic
Survey, charts of Hydrographic Office, British charts, Spanish charts, maps,
etc.; sailing chart 1007. [Scale 1:2,195.000.] Washington, Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, Apr. 1928. 33.1X41 in. [For offshore navigation onlv.] t 75c.
C 4.9 : 1007
New YorTi Harbor, surveys to 1926, sun^eys by U. S. Engineers to 1928 and other
sources ; chart 369. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
Apr. 1928. 43.7X33.7 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 369
Pybus Bay, Frederick Sound, southeast Alaska, surveys to 1926, scale 1 : 40,000 ;
Hobart and Windham bays, Stephens Passage, southeast Alaska, surveys
1889-1922, scale 1:40,000; chart 8218. Washington, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Apr. 1928. 27.3X34.2 in. 1 50c. 0 4.9:8218
San Francisco Bay, Calif:, Visitation Point to Point Blunt, surveys to 1927,
surveys by U. S. Engineers to Feb. 1928 ; chart 5535. Scale 1 : 20,000. Wash-
ington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1928. 36.9X28.4 in. f 75c.
C 4.9 : 5535
Tlevak Strait. Northern part of Tlevak Strait and Ulloa Channel, southeast
Alaska, surveys 1927 ; chart 8151. Scale 1 : 40,000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1928. 30.1X40.5 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 8151
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Wrangell Narrows, southeast Alaska, original surveys in 1910, surveys by U. S.
Engineers to Jan. 1928 ; chart 8170. Scale 1 : 20,000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Apr. 1928. 39.4X31.1 in. [Map is in 2 sections.] f 75c.
C 4.9 : 8170
FISHERIES BUREAU
Cod. Statistics of catch of cod off east coast of North America to 1926 ; by
Oscar E. Sette. 1928. [1] +737-748 p. il. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1034.)
[App. 9, report of commissioner of fisheries, 1927.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card F 28-17 C 6.1 : 927/app. 9
Cold storage holdings of fish, Apr. 15, 1928. 1928. 1 p. oblong 8° ( Statistical
bulletin 784.) [Statistics furnished by Agricultural Economics Bureau.]
C 6.5 : 784
Fisheries service bulletin, May 1, 1928; no. 156. [1928.] 9 p. [Monthly.] %
L. C. card F 15-76 C 6.9 : 156
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
ucts landed at Seattle, Wash., by American fishing vessels, Mar. 1928. 1928.
1 p. 4° (Statistical bulletin 783.) t C 6.5 : 783
Trade in fresh and frozen package fish products ; by R. H. Fiedler.
May, 1928. 12 p. il. (Economic circular 63.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card F 28-18 C 6.7 : 63
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BUREAU
AutomoMIcs. Automotive industry and trade of Great Britain and Ireland ;
by William M. Park. 1928. iv+52 p. il. (Trade promotion series 63 ; [Auto-
motive Division].) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 28-26355 C 18.27 : 63
Department of Commerce promotes exports of automotive products. 1928.
27 p. il. narrow 12° t
L. C. card 28-26384 C 18.2 : Au 8/2
Boots and shoes. Directory of United States exporters of boots and shoes and
other leather manufactures ; compiled in Shoe and Leather Manufactures
Division. 3d edition, Apr. 1928. 1928. ii+41 p. t
L. C. card 28-26340 C 18.2 : B 64/928
Candy distribution in United States ; by Rupert L. Purdon. 1928. vi+50 p. il.
( Domestic commerce series 23 ; Foodstuffs Division. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26371 C 18.28 : 23
China. Sales territories in China [with list of sources] ; by Charles K. Moser.
[Reprint] 1928. [l]-f40 p. il. narrow 8° (Division of Regional Informa-
tion.) t
L. C. card 28-26012 C 18.2 : C 44/4/928
Commerce. Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, Mar.
1928. 1928. 2 pts. p. 1-76 and ii+77-96 p. 4° * Paper, pt. 1, 10c. single
copv, * pt. 2, 5c. single copy, $1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
L. C. card 14-21465 C 18.7 : 928/9-1, 9-2
Same. 1928. [2 pts. in 1], 96 p. 4° (H. doc. 41, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
Commerce reports. Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports
from American consular officers and representatives of Department of Com-
merce in foreign countries, no. 19-22 ; May 7-28, 1928. 1928. cover-titles,
p. 321-568, il. 4° [Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers.] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 928/19-22
Same, nos. 1-13 [series 1928], v. 1, 31st year; Jan.-Mar. 1928 [title-page
and index]. 1928. [2]-(-xxvi p. 4° [Quarterly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy,
20c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 30c. C 18.5/1 : 928''l-13/t.p.&ind.
Cotton fairies and their uses; [prepared in] Textile Division. 1928. ii-|-
36 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26337 C 18.2 : C 82
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May, 1928 925
Iniernational payments. Balance of international payments of United States
in 1927, oy Ray Hall; with foreword by Herbert Hoover. [May, 1928.]
Tiii4-56 p. (Trade information bulletin 552; Finance and Investment Divi-
sion.) t
L. C. card 23-26806 C 18.25 : 552
Machinery. Shippers' guide in declaring machinery for export, [with] glos-
sary of terms, effective Jan. 1, 1928; [prepared in] Industrial Machinery
Division. 1928. [1]+13 p. il. t
L. C. card 28-26341 C 18.2 : M18/4/928
Motion pictures. Market for motion pictures in Scandinavia and Baltic States ;
compiled from reports by George R. Canty and other Bureau representatives.
[May, 1928.] ii-)-25 p. (Trade information bulletin 553; Motion Picture
Section [Specialties Division].) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26376 C 18 25 : 553
Motor-vehicles. Installment selling of motor vehicles in Europe ; compiled [by
Ernest D. Cavanaugh] from reports by representatives of Department of
Commerce. [May, 1928.] ii+42 p. (Trade information bulletin 550; Auto-
motive Division.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26344 C 18.25 : 550
Paper and paper products in Canada ; by Norman S. Meese, based on data pub-
lished by Canadian Bureau of Statistics and material submitted by officers
of Departments of State and Commerce. [May, 1928.] ii+15 p. (Trade
information bulletin 549 ; Paper Division. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26336 C 18.25 : 549
Wireless communication in British Empire; by G. Stanley Shoup. [May, 1928.]
ii+28 p. (Trade information bulletin 551; Transportation Division.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26356 C 18.25 : 551
Yufjosiav'.a. Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (Yugoslavia), commer-
cial and industrial handbook; by Kenneth S. Patton. 1928. xiv+261 p. il.
2 maps. (Trade promotion series 61.) * Paper, 85c.
L. C. card 28-26373 C 18.27 : 61
LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
Bridges. Regulations for lighting bridges, 1928. 1928. 10 p. 5 pi. 4° %
L. C. card 28-26392 C 9.25 : B 76/8
Civil-service regulations for lighthouse service, adopted Dec. 7, 1927, effective
July 1, 1928. 1928. ii+19 p. t C 9.25 : C 49/3
L'ght -ships. Specifications for single-screw, steol, Diesel-electric-propelled 1st-
class lightship, class of no. 100, 1928. 1928. [1]+117 p. t
C 9.22 : L 62/18/928
Lighthouse service bulletin, v. 3, no. 53; May 1, 1928. [1928.] p. 241-244.
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 12-35121 C 9.31 : 3/53
Notice to mariners. Notice to mariners, Great Lakes, weekly, no. 10-13, 1928;
Mav 4-25 [1928]. Conover Press, Detroit [May 3-24, 1928]. various paging.
t Supt. of Lighthouses, Detroit, Mich. C 9.41 : 928/10-13
Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 18-21; May 4-25 [1928]. 1928. various
paging. [Issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey.] t
L. C. card 7-20609 C 9.26 : 928/18-21
MINES BUREAU
Coal. Spontaneous heating of coal [with bibliography] ; by Joseph D. Davis
and D. A. Reynolds. 1928. v+74 p. il. 3 pi. (Technical paper 409.)
* Paper, 20c.
L. C. card 28-26343 C 22.5 : 409
Petroleum in 1926; by G. R. Hopkins and A. B. Coons. Apr. 26, 1928. ii+335-
417 p. [From Mineral resources, 1926, pt. 2.] * Paper, 15c.
C 22.S/a : P 448/926
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Agriculture Department. H. R. 11577. act making appropriations for Department ot
Agriculture, fiscal vear 1929. [Approved May 10, 1928.] 35 p. (Public 392.)
Air mail. H. R. S33'7, act to amend air mail act of Feb. 2, 1925, as amended by act
of June 3, 1926. Approved May 17. 1928. 1 p. (Public 410.)
Appropriations. H. K. 9481, act making appropriations for Executive Office and sun-
drv independent executive bureaus, boards, commissions, and offices, fiscal year 1929.
[Approvfd May 16, 1928.] 18 p. (Public 400.)
H. R. 12875, act making appropriations for legislative branch of Government,
fiscal year 1929. [Approved May 14, 1928.] IS p. (Public 38G.)
Baker, Fort. H. R. 45^8. net authorizing appropriation for repair and resurfacing of
roads on Fort Baker military reservation, Calif. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 403.)
Ba.'ikets. S. 2148, act to fix standards for hampers, round stave baskets, and splint
baskets for fruits and vegetables. [Approved May 21. 1928.] 3 p. (Public 462. 1
Bear River MiQrutori/ Bird Refuge. S. 3194. act to fstablish Boar River Migratory-
Bird Refuge [at Bear River Bay, Utah]. [Approved Apr. 23, 1928.] 2 p. (Public
304.)
Bomitiful. Utah. H. R. 8733, act granting lands to Bountiful. Utah, to protect water-
shed of water-supplv system of said city. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public
309.)
Bryce Canuon National Park. S. 3824. act to correct descriptions of land comprising
Brvce Canyon National Park as contained in act to establish Utah National Park
in 'Utah, and act to change name of Utah National Park to Bryce Canyon National
Park. Approved Mav 12,^1928. 1 p. (Public 374.)
Buhl, Idaho. II. R. 12192. act authorizing Secretary of Interior to accept deed to land
and issue patent therefor to Buhl, Idaho. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. Public
455.)
Cases- Inlet. H. R. 12379. act granting consent of Congress to Howard Seabury to
construct dam to retain tidal waters in unnamed cove which is situated and extends
from Cases Inlet into section 28, township 21 north, range 1 west, Willamette
meridian, in Pierce County, Wash. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 394.)
Centerville, Utah. H. R. 8734, act granting lands to Centerville, Utah, to protect
watershed cf water-supply system of said city. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 311.)
Champlain, Lake. H. R. 10643, act authorizing Gulf Coast Properties. Inc.. to con-
struct bridge across Lake Champlain at or near Rouses Point, N. Y. [Approved
May 14, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 882.)
II. R. 11692, act authorizing Gulf Coast Properties, Inc., to construct bridge
across Lake Champlain at or near East Alburg, Vt. [Approved May 14, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 383.)
Charleston. S. C. H. R. 6492, act to authorize Secretary of War to donate to Charles-
ton, S. C, certain bronze cannon. Approved Mav 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 363.)
Chief Joseph Battle Ground of Bear's Paw. H. R. 8110, act withdrawing from entry
northwest quarter section 12, township 30 north, range 19 east. Montana meridian
[for purpose of preserving site of battle between Nez Perces Indians and command of
Nelson A. Miles, said land to be known as Chief Joseph Battle Ground of Bear'i
Paw]. Approved Mav 21. 1928. 1 p. (Public 450.)
Chippewa Indians. H. R. 10360, act to confer additional jurisdiction upon Court of
Claims under act authorizing Chippewa Indians of Minnesota to submit claims to
Court of Claims [relative to funds of Red Lake band of Chippewa Indians], Ap-
proved May 18. 1928. 1 p. (Public 422.)
II. R. 12067, act to set aside lands for Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. Ap-
proved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 461.)
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Public [act] 289-462, 70tli Congress— Continued.
Crater National Forest. S. 3224, act to extend provisions of forest exchange act to
Crater National Forest, Oreg. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 305.)
S. 3225, act to enlarge boundaries of Crater National Forest. Approved Apr.
23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 306.)
Crow Reservation. H. R. 11478, act to amend act to allot lands to children on Crow
Keservation, Mont, [so as to include children hereafter born, as long as lands for
allotment purposes are available]. Approved May 2, 1928. 1 p. (Public 342.)
Cttmberland River. S. 4060, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to
construct bridge across Cumberland liiver at or near Canton, Ky. Approved May
. 18, 1928. 1 p. (Public 429.)
S. 4061, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Smithland, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 430.)
S. 4288, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across South Fork of Cumberland River at or near Burnside, Ky. Approved
• May 18, 1928. 1 p. (Public 434.)
S. 4289, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Neelys Ferry in Cumberland County, Ky.
Approved May IS, 1928. 1 p. (Public 435.)
S. 4290, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Burkesville, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 436.)
S. 4291, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Arat, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 437.)
S. 4292, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Center Point, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 438.)
S. 4293, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Creelsboro, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 439.)
S. 4294, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Burnside, Ky. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 440.)
S. 4295, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near mouth of Indian Creek in Russell County,
Ky. Approved May 18. 1928. 1 p. (Public 441.)
Current River. H. R. 11992. act granting consent of Congress to Arkansas Highway
Commission to construct free highway bridge across Current River at or near
Riggers, Ark. Approved May 14. 192S. 1 p. (Public 385.)
Dakota In<Hans. H. R. 6862, act authorizing and directing Secretary of Interior to in-
vestigate, hear, and determine claims of individual members of Sioux tribe of Indians
against tribal funds or against United States. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public
347.)
H. R. 9046. act lo continue allowance of Sioux benefits. Approved May 21,
1928. 1 p. (Public 460.)
Delaware River. H. R. 350, act to extend time for construction of bridge across Dela-
ware River near Trenton, N. J. [by Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Pennsyl-
vania and Newark Railroad Company]. Approved Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public
292.)
Detroit Rwer. S. 4405, act authorizing Detroit River Canadian Bridge Company
to construct bridge across Detroit River at or near Stony Island, Wayne County,
Mich. Approved May 21. 1928. 1 p. (Public 449.)
District Courts. H. R. 7011, act to detach Okfuskee County from northern district of
Oklahoma and attach same to eastern judicial district of said State. Approved Apr.
21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 291.)
H. R. 8835, act to amend sec. 98 of judicial code, as amended, to providp for
terms of court at Bryson City, N. C. Approved Apr. 25. 1928. 1 p. (Public 315.)
S. 2752. net to amend sec. 80 of ludicial code to create new judicial district in
Indiana. [.Approved Apr. 21. 1928.] ' 2 p. (Public 289.)
S. 3947. act to provide for times and places for holding court for eastern
district of North Carolina. Approved May 10, 1928. 1 p. (Public 359.)
District of Columbia. H. R. 6844. act concerning liability for participation in breaches
of fiduciary obligations [in District of Columbia] and to make uniform law with
reference thereto. [Approved May 14. 1928.] 4 p. (Public 380.)
H. R. 6856. act relating to payment or delivery by banks or other persons or
institutions in District of Columbia "of deposits of money and property held in names
of 2 or more persons. [Approved May 15. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 390.)
II. R. 8915, act for detention of fugitives apprehended in District of Columbia.
[Approved Apr. 21. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 294.)
H. R. 11133. act making appropriations for government of District of Columbia
and other activities chargeable in whole or in part against revenues of such District,
fiscal year 1929. [Approved May 21. 1928.] 43 p. (Public 457.)
S. 3565. act to provide coiopensation for disability or death resulting from
injury to emplovees in cert.nin emplovments in District of Columbia. Approved May
17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 419.)
Dwluth, Minn. S. 2340. act to transfer to Duluth. Minn., old Federal building, with
site thereof. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 420.)
Electric apparatus and appliances. H. R. 5746, act to authorize appraisal of certain
Government property [^used by Virginian Power Company for furnishing electric cur-
rent to Naval Ordnance Plant at South Charleston, W. Va.]. Approved May 11,
1928. 1 p. (Public 368.)
Emery River. S. 3571, act granting consent of Congress to county court of Roane
County. Tenn., to construct bridge across Emery River at Suddaths Ferry in Roane
County, Tenn. Approved May 14, 1928. 1 p. (Public 376.)
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Public [act] 2S9-i62, TOtli Congress— Continued.
Fish and fisheries. S. 3437. act to provide for conservation of flsh. Approved May 1,
1928. 1 p. (Public 338.)
Five CiviUrcd) Tribes. S. 3594, act to extend period of restriction in lands of certain
members of Five Civilized Tribes. [Approved May 10, 1028.] 2 p. (Public 3G0.)
Forests mid foresU-y. S. 1181, act authorizing appropriation to be expended under
provisions of sec. 7 of act to enable anv State to cooperate with any other State
or States or with United States for protection of watersheds of navigable streams,
and to appoint commission for acquisition of lands for purpose of c uiserving naviga-
bilitv of navigable rivers, as amended. Approved Apr. 30, 1928. 1 p. (Public 326.)
French Broad River. S. 4045, act granting consent of Congress to Highway Depart-
ment of Tennessee to construct bridge across French Broad River on Newport-Ashe-
ville (N. C.) road near Del Rio, Tenn. Approved May 18, 1928. 1 p. (Public
427.)
General Staff Corps. S. 1828, act to amend 2d paragraph of sec. 5 of national defense
act, as amended by act of Sept. 22, 1922, by adding thereto provision that will
authorize names of certain graduates of general service schools and Army War
College, not at present eligible for selection to General Staff Corps eligible list, to
be added to that list. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 445.)
Gerry, Elhridge T. S. 3640. act authorizing acceptance from Peter G. Gerry of gift
of law library of late Elbridge T. Gerry [for use of Supreme Court]. Approved
Apr. 25. 1928. 1 p. (Public 314.)
Gorgas Memorial Lahoratory. H. R. 8128, act to authorize permanent annual appro-
priation for maintenance and operation of Gorgas Memorial Laboratory. Approved
May 7, 1928. 1 p. (Public 350.)
Grand Arnn/ of the RepiibUc. S. 3791. act to aid Grand Army of the Republic in its
Memorial day services. May 30. 1928. Approved May 9, 1928. 1 p. (Public 357.)
Great Britain. ' H. R. 12179, act for reimbursement of Government of Great Britain on
account of certain sums expended by British chaplain in Moscow, F. North, for
relief of American nationals in Russia in 1920. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 345.)
Gvnnison National Forest. H. R. 7223, act to add lands to Gunnison National Forest,
Colo. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 307.)
JTairaii. H. R. 5806. act to authorize purchase of real estate [in Hawaii] by War
Department. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 398.)
H. R. 11809, act to authorize appropriation to complete purchase of real estate
in Hawaii [known as Kalena tract, which is within boundaries of Schofleld Barracks
reservation]. Approved May 16. 1928. 1 p. (Public 406.)
S. 757, act to extend benefits of certain acts of Congress to Hawaii [for advance-
ment of cooperative agricultural extension work between Hawaii and Department of
Agriculture]. Approved May 16. 1928. 1 p. (Public 395.)
Homestead. H. R. 475, act to permit taxation of lands of homestead and desert-land
entrymen under reclamation act. Approved Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 290.)
Hupa Valley Reservation. H. R. 441. act to authorize appropriation to pay half cost
of bridge [across Trinitv River] ard road on Hoopa Valley Reservation, Calif. Ap-
proved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 402.)
Illinois Rivrr. S. 4034, act authorizing Calhoun Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Illinois River at or near Grafton, 111. [Approved May 18, 1928.] 3 p.
(Public 426.)
Indian colonies. S. 2084, act for purchase of land in vicinity of Winnemucca, Nov.,
for Indian colony. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 444.)
Indianapolis. Ind. H. R. 7475, act "for removal of Confederate monument and tablets
from Greenlawn Cemeterv to Garfield Park [Indianapolis, Ind.]. Approved May
15. 1928. 1 p. (Public 388.)
Indians. H. R. 491, act authorizing attorney general of California to bring suit
in Court of Claims on behalf of Indians of California. [Approved May 18, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 423.)
Judges. H. R. 8229, act for appointment of additional circuit judge for 6th Judicial
circuit. Approved Mny 8. 1928. 1 p. (Public 353.)
Kanawha River. H. R. 11265, act authorizing Cabin Creek Kanawha Bridge Company
to construct bridge across Kanawha River at or near Cabin Creek, W. Va. [Approved
May 1, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 336.)
H. R. 11266, act authorizing St. Albans Nitro Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Kanawha River at or near St. Albans, W. Va. [Approved May 1, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 335.)
La Fayette extension road. H. R. 11723, act for paving of Government road, known
as La Fayette extension road, commencing at Lee and Gordon's mill, near Chicka-
mauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, and extending to La Fayette, Ga.,
constituting approach road to Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military
Park. Approved May 9, 1928. 1 p. (Public 356.)
Lake County, Fla. H. R. 5695. act to equitably adjust disputes and claims of settlers
and others against United Stntes and between each other arising from incomplete
or faulty surveys in township 19 south, range 26 east, and sections 7, 8. 17. 18, 19,
30, 31, township 19 south, range 27 east, Tallahassee meridian, Lake County, Fla.
[Approved May 21. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 447.)
Lassen Volcanic National Park. H. R. 11023, act to add lands to Lassen Volcanic
National Park in Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Approved Apr. 26, 1928.
1 p. (Public 321.)
H. R. 11405, act to acquire State land situate in Lassen Volcanic National
Park. Calif., by exchange. Approved May 21. 1928. 1 p. (Public 456.)
H. R. 11685, act to accept cession by California of exclusive jurisdiction over
lands embraced within Lassen Volcanic National Park. [Approved Apr. 26, 1928.]
3 p. (Public 320.)
Library of Congress. H. R. 9355, act for acquisition of property in District of Columbia
for Library of Congress. [Approved May 21, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 453.)
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Public [act] 289-462, 70th Congress— Continued.
Library of Congress — Continued.
FT. R. 10.544, act to abolish Office of Administrative Assistant and Disbursing
Officer in Library of Congress and to reassign duties thereof. Approved May 11,
1928. 1 p. (Public 364.)
Lights. H. R. 13032, act to amend act to regulate navigation on Great Lakes and their
connecting and tributary waters [relative to lights for tuss wliose principal business
is harbor towing]. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 408.)
H. R. 13037, act to amend sec. 1, rule 2, rule 3, subdivision e, and rule 9 of
act to regulate navigation on Great Lalces and their connecting and tributary
waters [relative to lights on lake steamers]. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public
407.)
Liquors. H. R. 12733, act to authorize refund of certain taxes on distilled spirits.
Approved May 8, 1928, 1 p. (Public 354.)
Louisiana State Mvscvm. H. R. 5826, act authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his
discretion, to deliver to custody of Louisiana State Museum, New Orleans, La., silver
bell in use on cruiser New Orleans. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 446.)
Louisiana State University and AgiicuHural and Mechanical College. H. R. 11852,
act for confirm.ntion of grant of lands formerly United States barracks at Baton
Rouge, La., to board of supervisors of Louisiana State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 412.)
Madeleine, Frcneh steamship. H. R. 9043, act to authorize payment of indemnity to
Government of France on account of losses sustained by owners of French steamship
Madeleine as result of collision between it and United States steamship Kerwood.
Approved May 14, 1928. 1 p. (Public 381.)
Marine Band. S. 4180, act authorizing attendance of Marino Band at Confederate
veterans' reunion at Little Rock, Ark. Approved May 2, 1928. 1 p. (Public 343.)
Medals. H. R. 5789, act for gratuitous issue [by Secretary of War] of service medals
and similar devices, for replacement of same, and for other purposes. Approved
May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public 369.)
Medicine Lodge, Kans. H. R. 8132, act authorizing appropriation for erection of tablet
or marker at Medicine Lodge, Kans., to commemorate holding of Indian peace
council at which treaties were made with Plains Indians in Oct. 1867. Approved
May 7, 1928. 1 p. (Public 351.)
Mendon, Utah. H. R. 8724, act granting lands to Mendon, Utah, to protect waterslied
of water-supply system of said city. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 308.)
Mesa Verde National Park. H. R. 8744, act to accept cession by Colorado of exclusive
jurisdiction over lands embraced within Mesa Verde National Park. [Approved
Apr. 25, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 317.)
Military Academy, West Point. H. R. 6652, act to fix pay and allowances of chaplain
at Military Academy. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 399.)
H. R. 8105, act to provide for membership of board of visitors, Military
Academy. Approved May 17. 1928. 1 p. (Public 416.)
Military topography. H. R. 7937, act to authorize mapping agencies of Government
to assist in preparation of military maps. Approved Ma\' 14, 1928. 1 p. (Public
379.)
Militia. H. R. 239, act to amend sec. 110 of national defense act by repealing and
striking therefrom certain provisions prescribing additional qualifications for National
Guard State staff officers Approved May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public 370.)
H. R. 242, act to amend sec. 90 of national defense act, as amended, so as to
authorize employment of additional civilian caretakers for National Guard organiza-
tions, under certain circumstances, in lieu of enlisted caretakers heretofore author-
ized. Approved Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 293.)
S. 2948, act to amend sec. 6, act of Mar. 4, 1923, as amended, so as to better
provide for care and treatment of members of civilian components of Army who
suffer personal injury in line of duty. [Approved Apr. 26, 1928.] 2 p. (Public
318.)
Mississippi River. H. R. 11267, act granting consent of Congress to board of county
commissioners of Itasca County, Minn., to construct free highway bridge across
Mississippi River at or near road between Cohasset and Deer River, Minn. Approved
May 1, 1928. 1 p. (Public 334.)
S. 3598, act authorizing Dupo Bridce Company, to contruct combined highway
and railroad bridge across Mississippi River at or near Carondelet, Mo. [Approved
May 14, 1928.] 3 p. (PuWic 377.)
S. 3740, act for control of floods on Mississippi River and its tributaries, and
for other purposes. [Approved May 15, 1928.] 6 p. (Public 391.) [Section 13 of
this act relates to modification of project for control of floods on Sacramento River,
Calif.]
S. 3862, act authorizing J. T. Burnett to construct bridge across Mississippi
River at or near Tiptonville, Tenn. [Approved May 14, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 378.)
Missoula National Forest. H. R. 126, act to add lands to Missoula National Forest,
Mont. [Approved May 17. 1928.] 3 p. (PubUc 418.)
Missouri River. H. R. 11212, act authorizing Paul Leupp to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Stanton, N. Dak. [Approved May 1, 1928.] 2 p.
(Public 337.)
• H. R. 11625, act granting consent of Congress to Montana. Valley County, Mont.,
and Garfleld County, Mont., or to any or either of them, jointly or severally, to
construct bridge across Missouri River at or near Glasgow, Mont. [Approved May
1, 1928.] 1 p. (Public 330.)
■ H. R. 11887, act authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Nebraska City, Nebr. [Approved Apr. 23, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 298.)
Mount McKinley National Park. H. R. 8126, act to repeal proviso of sec. 6 and last
proviso of sec. 7 of act to establish Mount McKinley National Park in Alaska.
. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 452.)
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:'ublic [act] 289-462, 70th Congress— Continued.
Myrie, Reoinald E. H. R. 9569, act authorizing payment of indemnity to British Gov-
ernment on account of death of Reginald Ethelbert Myrie, alleged to have been killed
in Panama Canal Zone on Feb. 5, 1921, by United States Army motor truck.
Approved May 3, 192S. 1 p. (Public 344.)
yational Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. H. R. 6990, act to authorize appro-
priations for construction [of barrack buildings] at Pacific Branch, Soldiers' Home,
Los Angek's County, Calif. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 300 )
Navy. H. R. 5G44, act to enable enlisted man in naval service to make good time lost
in excess of 1 day under certain conditions. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 448.)
Navy Departineiit. H. R. 12286, act making appropriations for Navy Department and
naval service, fiscal year 1929. [Approved May 21, 1928.] 23 p. (Public 454.)
New York State. S. 805, act donating revolutionary cannon to New York State con-
servation department. Approved May 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 361.)
Nognles, Ariz. S. 2004, act authorizing paving of Federal strip known as International
street, adjacent to Nogales, Ariz. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 401.)
Nursery stock. H. R. 484, act to amend sec. 10 of plant quarantine act, approved
Aug. 20. 1912 [relative to enforcement of act]. Approved May 1, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 327.)
Ocmulgce River. H. R. 11203, act granting consent of Congress to counties of Telfair
and Coffee to construct free highv>'ay bridge across Ocmulgee River at or near the
present Jacksonville ferry in Telfair and Coffee counties, Ga. Approved Apr. 23,
1928. 1 p. (Public 299.)
Officers, Navy. H. R. 21, act to provide for date of precedence of officers of staff corps
of Navy. Approved May 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 367.)
H. R. 54G5, act to amend sec. 1571, Revised statutes, to permit officers of Navy
to count duty on airships as sea duty. Approved May 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 366.)
H. R. 5531, act to amend provision contained in act approved Aug. 29, 1916,
relating to assignment to duty of certain officers of Navy as fleet and squadron
engineers. Approved May 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public 365.)
Ohio River. H. R. 7184, act authorizing J. L. Rowan to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Shawneetowu, 111. [Approved May 1, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 339.)
H. R. 11356, act authorizing Indiana to construct toll bridge across Ohio River
at or near Rockport, Ind. [Approved May 1. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 333.)
S. 797, act authorizing ,T. K. Mahone Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Ohio River at or near Wellsburg, W. Va. [Approved May 14, 1928.] 2 p.
(Public 375.)
S. 4046, act authorizing Henderson-Ohio River Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Henderson, Ky. [Approved May 3, 1928.]
3 p. (Public 348.)
Okanoqan County, Wash. H. R. 431, act to authorize payment of certain taxes to
Okanogan County, Wash. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 301.)
Oklahoma. S. 2725, act to extend provisions of sec. 2455, Revised statutes, to certain
public lands in Oklahoma. Ai^proved Apr. 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 313.)
Pan American Union. H. B. 12899, act authorizing erection for sole use of Pan
American Union of office building on square of land lying between 18th street, C
street, and Virginia avenue northwest, in Washington, D. C. Approved May 16, 1928.
1 p. (Public 404.)
Panama Canal. H. R. 11475, act to revise and codify laws of Canal Zone. Approved
May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 413.)
Panama Railroad Company. H. R. 11245, act to cancel certain notes of Panama Rail-
road Company held by Treasurer of United States. Approved May 14, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 387.)
Papar/o Reservation. S. 3026, act authorizing construction of fence along east boundary
of Papago Indian Reservation, Ariz. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 443.)
Parco. Wyo. S. 2858, act to authorize use of public lands by Parco, Wyo., for public
aviation field. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 303.)
Patents. H. R. 6103, act to amend act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses
of Government, fiscal year 1884 [relative to issue of patents to employees of
Government without payment of fees]. Approved Apr. 30, 1928. 1 p. (Public 325.)
Pensions. H. R. 10437, act granting double pension in all cases to widows and de-
pendents when officer or enlisted man of Nav.v dies from injury in line of duty as
result of submarine accident. Approved Apr. 27, 1928. 1 p. (Public 323.)
Philadelphia, Fa. H. R. 9368, act to authorize Secretary of War to exchange with
Pennsylvania Railroad Company land situate in Philadelphia, Pa. Approved Apr. 25,
1928, 1 p. (Public 316.)
Philippi, W. Ta. H. R. 10799, act for lease of land and erection of post office at
Philippi, W, Va. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 405.)
Physician to the President. S. 3456, act allowing rank, pay, and allowances of
colonel. Medical Corps, Army, to medical officer assigned to dutv as personal physician
to the President. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 393.)
Physicians. H. R. 11629. act to amend proviso of act approved Aug. 24, 1912, with
reference to educational leave to employees of Indian service [so as to include
physicians of Indian service in said proviso, etc.] Approved May 8, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 355.)
Pinedo, Francesco de. H. R. 13331, act to authorize the President to present Distin-
guished Flying Cross to Francesco de Pinedo, Dieudonne Costes, .Toseph LeBrix,
Ehrenfried Gunther von Iluenefeld. James C. FitzMaurice, and Hermann Koehl.
Approved May 2, 1928. 1 p. (Public 341.)
Pneumatic tubes. H. R. 13171, act authorizing Secretary of Treasury to accept fran-
chise from government of city of New York to change routing of pneumatic-tube
service between customhouse and present appraisers' stores building. Approved
May 15, 1928. 1 p. (Public 389.)
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Public [act] 289-462, 70th Congress— Continued.
Porto Rico. H. R. 9363, act to provide for completion and repair of customs buildings
in Porto Rico. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 414. j
S. 754, act for relief of Porto Rican taxpayers. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 302.)
Postal service. H. R. 12383, act to amend sec. 11 of act approved Feb. 28, 1925
(United States code, title 39, sec. 823), granting sick leave to employees in postal
service. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 411.)
Potomac River. H. R. 9830, act authorizing Great Falls Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Potomac River at or near Great Falls [and betveeen Fairfax County.
Va., and Montgomery County, Md.]. [Approved Apr. 21, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 297.)
Presidio of San Francisco. H. R. 9047, act to authorize appropriations for construe
tion of roads at I'residio of San Francisco, Calif. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 346.)
Pueblo Indians. H. R. 9483. act to provide for acquisition of rights of way through
lands of Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. Approved Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. (Puljlic
296.)
Red River of the North. H. R. 11473, act granting consent of Congress to North Da-
kota and Minnesota to construct bridge across Red River of the North at Fargo,
N. Dak. [and Moorehead. Minn.] Approved May 1. 1928. 1 p. (Public 332.)
Registered mail. H. R. 11279, act authorizing Postmaster General to establish uni-
form system of registration of mail matter. [Approved May 1, 1928.] 2 p. (Pub-
lic 328.)
Registers (land offices). S. 766, act to fix compensation of registers of local land of-
fices. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 459.)
Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Army. H. R. 244, act to enable members of Reserve
Officers' Training Corps who have interrupted course of training prescribed in act of
June 4, 1920, to resume such training and amending accordingly sec. 47c of that act.
Approved May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public 371.)
Retired list. Coast Guard. H. R. 11022. act to extend medical and hospital relief io
retired otficers and retired enlisted men of Coast Guard. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 424.)
Rio Orande. H. R. 11578, act authorizing B and P Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Rio Grande River at or near Weslaco, Tex. Approved M'ay 1, 1928.
1 p. (Public 331.)
Roads. S. 1341, act to amend act to provide that United States shall aid States in
construction of rural post roads, approved July 11, 1916, as amended and supple-
mented. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 458.)
Rosebud Renervation. S. 3438, act authorizing per capita payment to Rosebud Sioux
Indians, South Dakota. Approved May 11. 1928. 1 p. (Public 362.)
Sabine, Lake. S. 4253, act authorizing H. L. McKee to construct bridge across Lake
Sabine at or near I'ort Arthur, Tex. [Approved May 18, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 432.)
Sahine River. S. 4254, act authorizing Texas and Louisiana to construct free highway
bridge across Sabine River at or near Pendleton's Ferry. Approved May 18, 1928.
1 p. (Public 433.)
St. Clair Rirer. H. R. 11404, act authorizing Port Huron, Sarnia, Point Edward Inter-
national Bridge Companv to construct bridge across St. Clair River at or near Port
Huron, Mich. [Approved Apr. 24, 1928.] 4 p. (Public 312.)
St. Francis River. H. R. 9365, act to legalize bridge across St. Francis River at
Marked Tree, Ark. [being constructed by Arkansas Highway Commission]. Approved
Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 295.)
Selfridge Field. H. R. 11808, act to authorize appropriation for purchase of land at
Self ridge Field, Mich. Approved May 16. 1928. 1 p. (I'ublic 397.)
Shoshone National Forest. H. R. 7946, act to repeal act to extend provisions of home-
stead laws to certain lands in Yellowstone forest reserve [now Shoshone National
Forest]. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public 451.)
Shv!<i)uni Indians. S. 3366, act to authorize per capita payment to Shoshone and
Arapahoe Indians of Wyoming from funds held in trust for them by United States.
Approved Apr. 28. 1928. 1 p. (Public 324.)
South Dakota. S. 2910, act granting to South Dakota for park purposes public lands
within Custer State Park, S. Dak. Approved May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public 373.)
State banks. H. R. 10151, act to amend sec. 9 of Federal reserve act [so as to allow
State banks which are members of Federal reserve system to be made depositaries
of public money and financial agents of the Government]. Approved May 7, 1928.
1 p. (Public 352.)
Tennessee River. S. 4059. act authorizing State Highway Commission. Kentucky, to
construct bridge across Tennessee River at or near mouth of Clai^ks River [and be-
tween Livingston and McCracken counties, Ky.]. -Approved May 18, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 428.)
S. 4062, act authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Tennessee River at or near Eggners Ferry, Ky. Approved May 18,
1928. 1 p. (Public 431.)
Timber. H. R. 158, act to amend chapter 137 of volume 39 of Statutes at large, 64th
Congress, 1st session [relative to cutting and removal of timber from revested
Oregon and California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon road grant lands]. Approved
May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 417.)
H. R. 8307, act amending sec. 5 of act approved June 9, 1916. so as to authorize
sale of timber on class 3 of Oregon and California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon- |
road grant lands. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 415.)
Tucson, Ariz. S. 2978, act authorizing Secretary of War to donate certain buildings ta j
Tucson, Ariz. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public 396.) i
Tule River Reservation. S. 1662, act to change boundaries of Tule River Indian 3
Re.servation, Calif. Approved May 17, 1928. 1 p. (Public 421.)
Wabash River. H. R. 9485, act authorizing Roy Clippinger, Ulys Pyle, Edgar Leathers,
Groves K. Flescher [and] Carmen Flescher to construct bridge across Wabash River
at or near McGregors Ferry in White Countj', 111. [Approved May 1, 1928.] 3 p..
(Public 340.)
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Public [act] 289-462, 70th Congress— Continued.
Waccamaw River. H. R. 11797, act granting consent of Congress to Columbus County,
N. C, to construct free highway bridge across Waccamaw River at or near Reeves
Ferry, Columbus County. N. C. Approved May 14. 1928. 1 p. (Public 384.1
Wadsirorth. Fort. H. R. 11762, act to authorize appropriation to complete construc-
tion at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Tublic 310.)
TVar Department. S. 1738, act for validation of acquisition of Canadian properties by
War Department and for relief of certain disbursing officers for payments made
thereon. Approved Apr. 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 319.)
White River. H. R. 11583, act granting consent of Congress to State Highway Com-
mission of Arkansas to construct toll bridge across White River at or near Cotter,
Ark. Approved May 1. 1928. 1 p. (Public 329.)
Wind River Reservation. S. 3365, act to authorize allotments to unallotted Indians on
Shoshone or Wind River Reservation, Wyo. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public
442.)
Wool. H. R. 7459, act to authorize appropriation for use by Secretary of Agriculture
of certain funds for wool standards. Approved May 17. 1928. 1 p. (Public 409.)
Workmen's compensation. H. R. 12320. act to amend longshoremen's and harbor work-
ers' compensation att [so as to explicitly provide for representation of Employees'
Compensation Commission in court proceedings]. Approved May 4, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 349.1
Writs. FT. R. 12441. act to amend sec. 2 of act in reference to writs of error, approved
Jan. 31, 1928, Public, numbered 10, 70th Congress. Approved Apr. 26, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 322.)
Zachary Taylor National Cemetery. H. R. 11482, act to amend sec. 2 of act to author-
ize appropriation for care, maintenance, and improvement of burial grounds con-
taining remains of Zachary Taylor, former President of United States, and memorial
shaft erected to his memory, and for other purposes [so as to authorize acceptance
of additional land for national cemetery to be known as Zachary Taylor National
Cemetery]. Approved May 10, 1928. 1 p. (Public 358.)
Zuni Reservation. S. 1456, act to authorize appropriation for road on Zuni Indian
Reservation, N. Mex. Approved May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public 372.)
Public [joint] resolution 27-48, 70th Congress.
Arhitration. H. J. Res. 202, joint resolution requesting the President to extend to
Republics of America invitation to attend a conference of conciliation and arbitra-
tion to be held at Washington during 1928 or 1929. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p.
(Public resolution 32.)
Chang Lin. H. J. Res. 145, .ioint resolution for payment of indemnity to Chinese
Government for death of Chang Lin and Tong Huan Yah, alleged to have been
killed by members of armed forces of United States. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p.
(Public resolution 33.)
Child health day. H. J. Res. 184, joint resolution designating May 1 as Child health
day. Approved May 18, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 4(5.)
Duluth. Minn. S. .1. Res. 119. joint resolution granting easement to Duluth, Minn.
Approved May 17. 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 45.)
Qibhons, James, eardinal. S. .7. Res. 72. .ioint resolution to grant permission for erec-
tion of memorial statue of Cardinal Gibbons [in District of Columbia by Knights
of Columbus]. Approved Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 27.)
Inter-American highiray. H. J. Res. 259, joint resolution authorizing assistance in
consti-urtion of an inter-American highway on Western Hemisphere. Approved May
4. 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 40.)
International American- Institute for Protection of Childliood. H. J. Res. 230. joint
resolution to provide for membership of United States in American International
Institute for Protection of Childhood. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public reso-
lution 31.)
International Coneiress of Entomology. H. J. Res. 152, joint resolution authorizing
and requesting the President to extend invitations to foreign (rovernments to be
represented by delegates nt International Congress of Entomologv to lie held in
United States in 1928. Approved May 1. 1928. 1 p. (I'ublic resolution 29.)
Kamp. Arend. H. .T. Res. 150, joint resolution for payment of indemnity to Govern-
ment of Netherlands for compensation for personal injuries sustained by 2 Nether-
lands subjects, Arend Kamp and Francis Gort, while United States ship Canibas
was loading on May 1, 1919, at Rotterdam. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public
resolution 37.)
Lindhcrgh, Charle-t A. H. J. Res. 192. joint resolution to provide for coinage of medal
in commemoration of achievements of Charles A. Lindbergh. Approved May 4, 1928.
1 p. (Public resolution .39.)
Muhlcnherg, Peter. H. .T. Res. 239. joint resolution authorizing erection in District of
Columbia of monument in memorv of Peter Muhlenberg [by Peter Muhlenberg
Memorial Association]. Approved May 2. 1928. 1 p. (Public" resolution 30.)
Oakland. Calif. H. .T. Res. 244. joint resolution authorizing modification of adopted
project for Oakland Harbor, Calif. Approved Apr. 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 28.)
Oversea highicay. H. J. Res. 256. joint resolution authorizing Bureau of Public
Roads to make survey of uncompleted bridges of Oversea highway from Key West to
mainland, in Florida, with view of ascertaining cost of construction of said bridges,
and report their findings to Congress. Approved May 16, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 43. )
Pink boll-irorm. S. .1. Res. 129, joint resolution to provide for eradication of pink boll-
wornT and authorizing appropriation therefor. [Approved May 21, 1928.] 2 p. (Pub-
lic resolution 47.)
Soriano. Juan. H. ,T. Res. 146. joint resolution for payment of indemnity to Dominican
Republic for death of Juan Soriano who was killed by landing of airplane belonging
to United States Marine Corps. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 34.)
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Public [joint] resolution 27-48, 70th Congress — Continued.
Sumter, Fort. H. J. Res. 177, joint resolution autliorizing erection [by executors of
Eliza Mackintosh Clinch AncU'i'son Lawtun] of flagstaff at Fort Sumter, Charleston,
S. C. [and of memorial commemorating defense of tort by General Robert Anderson].
Approved May 11, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 41.)
Sun Jui-chin. H. J. Res. 151, joint resolution for payment of claim of Government of
China for compensation of Sun Jui-chiu for injuries resulting from assault on him
by private in United States Marine Corps. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public
resolution 35.)
Tucker, Edwin. H. J. Res. 148, joint resolution for payment of indemnity to British
Government to compensate dependents of Edwin Tucker, British subject, alleged to
have been killed by United States Army ambulance in Colon, Panama. Approved
May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 36.)
Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge. H. J. Res. 200, joint resolution
to amend sec. 10 of act to establish Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish
Refuge [so as to increase amount which may be paid for land or land and water
hereafter purchased for refuge]. Approved May 12, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 42.)
Ward, Artcmas. H. J. Res. 263, joint resolution authorizing president and fellows of
Harvard College to erect on public grounds in District of Columbia monument to
Artemas Ward. Approved May 21, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 48.)
White River. S. J. Res. 135, joint resolution making emergency appropriation for
flood protection on White River, Ark. Approved May IG, 1928. 1 p. (Public
resolution 44.)
Wiseman, William. U. J. Res. 149, joint resolution to authorize appropriation for
compensation of William Wiseman. Approved May 3, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 38.)
CAPITOL GROUNDS, COMMISSION FOR ENLARGING OF
Capitol. Enlarging of Capitol grounds, letter transmitting plans for enlargement
of Capitol grounds and recommending legislation which will authorize Archi-
tect of Cajntol to proceed with said plans. Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (H. doc.
252, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
Agriculture. Further development of agricultural extension work, conference
report to accompany H. R. 9495 [for further development of agricultural ex-
tension work between agricultural colleges in the several States receiving
benefits of act donating public lands to the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for benefit of agriculture and mechanic arts, and
all acts supplementary thereto, and Department of Agriculture] ; submitted
by Mr. Haugen. May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1524, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Agriculture Department. Department of Agriculture appropriation bill [fiscal
year 1929], confereiice report to accompany H. R. 11577; submitted by Mr.
Dickinson of Iowa. May 5, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 1536, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Aircraft. Transfer or loan aeronautical equipment to museums and educational
institutions, conference report to accompany S. 1822 ; submitted by Mr. James.
May 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1841, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Appropriations. Legislative appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, conference
report to accompany H. R. 12875 ; submitted by Mr. Murphy. May 8, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1565, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Second deficiency appropriation bill, conference report to accompany
H. R. 13873 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations,
fiscal year 1928, and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropria-
tions, fiscal years 1928 and 1929, and for other purposes] ; submitted by
Mr. Wood. May 25, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 1884, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Clark, George R. Participation in celebration of 150th anniversary of conquest
of Northwest Territory, conference report to accompany S. .T. Res. 23 [pro-
viding for participation of United States in celebration in 1929 and 1930 of
150th anniversary of conquest of Northwest Territory by George Rogers
Clark and his army, and authorizing appropriation for construction of
permanent memorial of Revolutionary War in the West, and of accession
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of the old Northwest to United States on site of Fort Sackville, which
was captured by George Rogers Clark and his men Feb. 25, 1779] ; submitted
by Mr. Luce. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1806, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Decorations of honor. Authorize certain oflScers of Navy and Marine Corps
to accept decorations, orders, and medals tendered by foreign Governments ;
conference report to accompany H. R. 5898 ; submitted by Mr. Britten.
May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1741, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recom-
mends amendment of H. R. 5898, by adding names of certain Army officers,
and amendment of title of bill to read : Act to authorize certain officers of
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps to accept such decorations, orders, and
medals as have been tendered them by foreign Governments in appreciation
of services rendered.] * Paper, 5c.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, conference report
to accompany H. R. 11133 ; submitted by Mr. Simmons. May 16, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 1709, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Government officials and emploj;ees. Amend salary rates contained in com-
pensation schedules of act of Mar. 4, 1923, conference report to accompany
H. R. 6518; submitted by Mr. Lehlbach. May 23, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1845,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Immigration. Grant preference to wives and minor children [of alien]
declarants in issuance of immigration visas, conference report to accompany
S. J. Res. 5 ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Washington. May 28, 1928. 3 p.
(H. i-p. 1918, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of
title of bill to read : Joint resolution relating to immigration of certain;
relatives of United States citizens and of aliens lawfully admitted to United
States.] * Paper, 5c.
Inland Waterways Corporation. Create Inland Waterways Corporation, con-
ference report to accompany H. R. 13512 [to amend act to create Inland
Watei'ways Coi'poration for purpose of carrying out mandate and purpose
of Congress as expressed in sec. 201 and 500 of transportation act] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Parker. May 28, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1917, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Intei-nal revenue. Revenue bill, conference report to accompany H. R. 1 [to
reduce and equalize taxation, provide revenue, and for other purposes] ;
submitted by Mr. Hawley. May 25, 1928. 26 p. (H. rp. 1882, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Marketing of farm produce. Agricultural surplus control bill, conference re-
port to accompany S. 3555 [to establish Federal Farm Boai'd to aid in orderly
marketing and in control and disposition of surplus of agricultural com-
modities in interstate and foreign commerce] ; submitted by Mr. Haugen.
May 12, 1928. 21 p. (H. rp. 1620, 70th Cong, 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Merchant marine. American merchant marine, conference report to accom-
pany S. 744 [to further develop American merchant marine, to assure its
permanence in transportation of foreign trade of United States, and for
other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. White of Maine. May 12, 1928. 11 p.
(H. rp. 1649, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Further development of American merchant marine, conference report
on bill (S. 744), to further develop American merchant marine, to assure its
permanence in transportation of foreign trade of United States, and for other
purposes ; submitted by Mr. Jones. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 10 p.
(S. doc. 104, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military posts. Construction at military posts, conference report to accompany
H. R. 11134 [to authorize appropriations for construction at military posts] ;
submitted by Mr. Morin. May 23, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1842, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Mississipin River. Control of floods on Mississippi River [and its tributaries,
and for other purposes], conference report on bill (S. 3740) ; submitted by
Mr. Jones. May 3, 1928. 3 p. (S. doc. 91, 70tb Cong. 1st sess.) [Amend-
ment relating to modification of project for control of floods on' Sacramento
River, Calif., is included in the amendments of the committee.] * Paper, 5c.
Control of floods on Mississippi River [and its tributaries, and for other
purposes], conference report on bill (S. 3740) ; submitted by Mr. Jones.
May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. doc. 96, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[Amendment relating to modification of project for control of floods on
Sacramento River, Calif., is included in the amendments of the committee.]
* Paper, 5c.
Control of floods on Mississippi River, conference report to accompany
S. 3740 [for control of floods on Mississippi River and its tributaries, and
for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Reid of Illinois. May 3, 1928. 6 p.
(H. rp. 1505. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Amendment relating to modification of
project for control of floods on Sacramento River, Calif., is included in the
amendments of the committee.] * Paper, 5c.
Control of floods on Mississippi River, conference report to accompany
S. 3740 [for control of floods on Mississippi River and its tributaries, and for
other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Reid of Illinois. May 7, 1928. 7 p.
(H. rp. 1555, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Amendment relating to modification of
project for control of floods on Sacramento River, Calif., is included in the
amendments of the committee.] * Paper, 5c.
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Muacle SJwals. Completion of dam no. 2, etc.. Muscle Shoals, conference report
to accompany S. J. Res. 46 [for completion of dam no. 2 and steam plant at
nitrate plant no. 2 in vicinity of Muscle Shoals for manufacture and dis-
tribution of fertilizer, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Morin.
May 23, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 1844, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recom-
mends amendment of S. J. Res. 46 by substitute and agrees to House amend-
ment of title of bill which reads : Act to provide for national defense by
creation of corporation for operation of Government properties at or near
Muscle Shoals in Alabama, and for other purposes.] * Paper, 5c.
Disposition of Muscle Shoals, conference report on joint resolution
(S. J. Res. 46) for completion of dam no. 2 and steam plant at nitrate plant
no. 2 in vicinity of Muscle Shoals for manufacture and distribution of fer-
tilizer, and for other purposes ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar
day May 21, 1928. 8 p. (S. doc. 118, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee
recommends amendment of S. J. Res. 46 by substitute and agrees to House
amendment of title of bill which reads : Act to provide for national defense
by creation of corporation for operation of Government properties at or near
Muscle Shoals in Alabama, and for other purposes.] * Paper, 5c.
■ — — Disposition of Muscle Shoals, conference report on joint resolution (S. J.
Res. 46) for completion of dam no. 2 and steam plant at nitrate plant no. 2
in vicinity of Muscle Shoals for manufacture and distribution of fertilizer,
and for other purposes ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day May
23, 1928. 8 p. (S. doc. 142, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recommends
amendment of S. J. Res. 46 by substitute find agrees to House amendment of
title of bill which reads: Act to provide for national defense by creation of
corporation for operation of Government properties at or near Muscle Shoals
in Alabama, and for other purposes.] * Paper, 5c.
Muscle Shoals, conference report to accompany S. J. Res. 46 [for com-
pletion of dam no. 2 and steam plant at nitrate plant no. 2 in vicinity of
Muscle Shoals for manufacture and distribution of fertilizer, and for other
purposes]; submitted by Mr. Morin. May 21, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1786,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee recommends amendment of S. J. Res. 46 by
substitute and agrees to House amendment of title of bill which reads : Act
to provide for national defense by creation of corporation for operation of
Government properties at or near Muscle Shoals in Alabama, and for other
purposes.] * Paper, 5c.
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Navy Department. Appropriations for Navy Department and naval service,
conference report on bill H. R. 12286, making appropriations for Navy De-
partment and naval service, fiscal year 1929 ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3,
calendar day May 12, 1928. 4 p. (S. doc. 103, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Navy Department appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1929, conference report
to accomixiny H. R. 12286; submitted by Mr. Fi-ench. May 12, 1928. 8 p.
(II. rp. 1648, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nutt. Haller. Estate of Haller Nutt, conference report to accompany S. 1760
[for relief of legal representative of estate of Haller Nutt] ; .submitted bv
Mr. Strong of Kansas. May 29, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1922, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
PfH.viW!^. Granting pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and
sailors of Regular Army and Navy, etc., conference report to accompany
H. R. 10141; submitted by Mr. Knutson. May 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1459,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
■ Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Regular Army and Navy, their widows, etc., conference report to accompany
H. R. 12381; submitted by Mr. Knutson. May 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1828,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pensions and increase of pensions, to widows and former widows of
^soldiers, sailors, and marines of Civil War, conference report to accompany
H. R. 10159; submitted by Mr. W. T. Fitzgerald. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp.l661, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Postage. Amending act regulating postal rates, conference report on bill (H. P.
12030) to amend title 21 of act approved Feb. 28, 1925 (43 Stat. 1; 66 fp.
1066]. U. S. code, title 39), regulating postal rates: submitted by Mr. Moses.
May 3, calendar day May 16, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 105, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5e.
Amending act regulating postal rates, conference report on bill (^H. R.
12030) to amend title 2 of act approved Feb. 28, 1925 (43 Stat. p. 1066, U. S.
code, title 39), regulating postal rates; submitted by Mr. Moses. May 3,
calendar day May 25, 1928. 3 p. (S. doc. 156, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Regulating postal rates, conference reixirt to accompany H. R. 12030;
submitted by Mr. Griest. May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1808, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Regulating postal rates, conference report to accompany H. R. 12030 ;
submitted by Mr. Griest. May 25. 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1883," 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Pai>er, .5c.
Public Health Service. Coordination of public-health activities of Government,
confei-ence reiwrt to accompany H. R. 11026: submitted bv Mr. Parker. Alay
8, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 1567, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Republic, steamship. Recognizing heroic conduct, etc., of officers and crews of
U. S. S. Republic, American Trader, President Roosevelt, President Harding,
and British steamship Cameronia, conference reiwrt to accomjtany S. 1009;
submitted by Mr. White of Maine. May 23, 1928. 2 p. "(H. rp. 1840, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shoshoni Indians. Court of Claims to hear, adjudicate, and render judgment
in claims of northwestern bands of Shoshone Indians against United States,
conference reix>rt to accomi>any S. 710; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. IMay 10,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1579, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Soldiers. Amend World War veterans' act, 1924, conference report to accom-
pany H. R. 13039; submitted bv Mr. J(^hnson of South Dakota. May 28,
1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 1919, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Contracts enter^ d into by War Department to be made in
writing, conference report to accompany H. R. 12352 : submitted bv Mr.
James. May 29, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1923, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * I'aper. 5c.
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Wayne, Anthony. Erection of public liistorical museum at Fort Defiance,
Defiance, Ohio [as memorial to Anthony Wayne], conference report to accom-
pany S. J. Res. 82: submitted by Mr. Luce. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1866, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
HARRIMAN GEOGRAPHIC CODE SYSTEM, SELECT JOINT
COMMITTEE ON
Harriman geographic code system. Harriman geographic code system, hear-
ings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to public resolution 70, 69th Con-
gress, authorizing joint committee of both Houses to consider purchase of
right to unrestricted use of Harriman geographic code system under patents
issued, or that may be issued, and also unrestricted use of all copyrights
issued, or that may be issued, in connection with products of Harriman geo-
graphic code system for all governmental, administrative, or publication
purposes for vs'hich same may be desirable, Apr. 13-May 4, 1928. 1928. pt. 2,
iii+.223-345 p. * Paper, 15e. Y 4.H 23/2 : H 35/pt. 2
Harriman geographic code system, report pursuant to public resolution
70, 69th Congress, authorizing joint committee of both Houses to consider
purchase of right to unrestricted use of Harriman geographic code system
under patents issued, or that may be issued, and also unrestricted use of all
copyrights issued, or that may be issued, in connection with products of Har-
riman geographic code system for all governmental, administrative, or publi-
cation purposes for which same may be desirable ; presented by Mr. Moses.
1928. ii-t-8 p. (S. doc. 159 [pt. 1], 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Appropriations. Contingent expenses. House of Representatives, supplemental
estimate of appropriation under legislative establishment, fiscal year 1928.
May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 287, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Calendars of House of Representatives, 70th Congress, 1st session. May 1-28.
1928, no. 108-132. 1928. various paging, large 8° [Daily when House of
Representatives is in session. The legislative day of May 28 extended
through the calendar day May 29.] t Y 1.2 : 1/70-1-108 to 70-1-132
0-ran^ Army of the Republic. Journal of 61st national encampment. Grand
Army of the Republic, Grand Rapids, Mich., Sept. 11-16, 1927. 1928. v+316
p. 4 por. 22 p. of por. (H. doc. 67, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 40c.
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ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Beattie, David. To pay 6 months' salary and $250 to widovp of David Beattie,
late employee of House of Representatives, report to accompany H. Res. 210 ;
submitted by Mr. MacGregor. May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1865, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Sunt, Jennie K. Jennie K. Hunt, report to accompany H. Res. 183 [to pay
Jennie K. Hunt, clerk to late A. E. B. Stephens, sum equal to one month's
salary] ; submitt.ed by Mr. MacGregor. May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1863,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Miller, Fred R. Fred R. Miller, report to accompany H. Res. 142 [to pay Fred i
R. Miller for extra and expert services to Committee on Pensions] ; submitted i
by Mr. MacGregor. May 29, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1924, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Pai)er, 5c.
Naylor, Margaret E. Margaret Elma Naylor, report to accompany H. Res. i
129 [that sum to be paid to Margaret Elma Naylor for extra and expert ,
services to Committee on Invalid Pensions] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor.
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1926, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Neilson, Walter C. Walter C. Neilson, report to accompany H. Res. 151 [to
pay Walter C. Neilson for extra and expert services to Committee on Pen-
sions by detail from Bureau of Pensions] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor.
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1925, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Palmer, William R. Kate Gilbert, report to accompany H. Res. 220 [to pay
sum not to exceed $500 to Kate Gilbert for expenses of William R. Palmer,
late employee of House of Represeutatives] ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor.
May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1SG4, TOtli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Alabama J^'ational Forest. Suspending certain provisions of law in connection
with acquisition of lands within Alabama National Forest, report to accom-
pany S. J. Res. 130; submitted by Mr. Haugen. May 16, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1708, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Alaska. Extend benefits of Hatch act and Smith-Lever act to Alaska, report
to accompany H. R. 13882; submitted by Mr. Haugen. May 22, 1928. 3 p.
( H. rp. 1816, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 12, 1928;
no. 5. 1928. 44 p. 4° J Y 4.Ag8/l : 70/5
Cotton. Regulating transactions of cotton exchanges, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 11017, Apr. 11-May 8, 1928. 1928. iii-f202 p. il.
( Serial O. ) * Paper, 20c. Y 4.Ag8/l : C 82/13
Regulating transactions of cotton exchanges, report to accompany H. R.
13646 [for prevention and removal of obstructions and burdens upon inter-
state commerce in cotton by regulating transactions on cotton-futures ex-
changes] ; submitted by Mr. Haugen. May 11, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1612,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Da-irying and, livestock experiment stations. Establish dairy and livestock
experiment and demonstration station for the South near Lewisburg, Tenn..
report'to accompany H. R. 13447 ; submitted by Mr. Haugen. May 19, 1928
op. (H. rp. 1778, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana, fish and game preserve, South Carolina migi-atory bird refuge, hear-
ings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12735, H. R. 10561, May 14, 1928.
1928. iii+21 p. il. (Serial N.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ag8/l : L 93
Oleomargarin. Amendment to oleomargarine act, report to accompany H. R.
10958 [to amend definition of oleomargarine contained in act defining butter,
also impo-sing tax upon and regulating manufacture, sale, importation, and
exiwrtation of oleomargarine, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Haugen.
May 11, 1928. 7 p. (H. rp. 1606, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pfink bolltcorm eradication, hearings. 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. J. Res.
237. Apr. 4 and 5, 1928. 1928. [pt. 2], iii-f 59-111 p. (Serial L, pt. 2.)
* Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ag8/l : B 63/pt. 2
Poxiltry-disease research, report to accompany S. 2030 [for research into
causes of poultry diseases, for feeding experimentation, and for educational
program to show best means of preventing disease in poultrv] ; submitted by
Mr. Haugen. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1613, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
APPROPEIATIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Ammunition depots. Second deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1928,
supplemental hearing before special subcommittee in charge of ammunition
storage. War and Navy Departments, 70th Congress. 1st session. 1928.
ii-f 265 p. * Paper, 25c. Y 4.Ap6/l : D 36/928-2/supp.
Appropriations. Second deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1928, hear-
ing before subcommittee in charge of deficiency appropriations, 70th Congress,
1st session. 1928. ii+SOO p. [Includes hearings on estimates for defi-
ciency appropriations for fiscal year 1928 and prior fiscal years and supple-
mental appropriations for fiscal years 1928 and 1929.] * Paper, SOc.
Y 4.Ap6/l : D 36/928-2
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Appropriations — Continued.
Second deficiency appropriation bill, fiscal year 1928, report to accompany
H. R. 13873 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations,
fiscal year 1928, and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations,
fiscal years 1928 and 1929, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Wood.
May 18, 1928. 28 p. (H. rp. 1731, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
CredAt. Amending 3d paragraph of sec. 13 of Federal reserve act [relating to
bills of exchange covering nouperishable readily marketable staples], report
to accompany S. 1989 ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. May 10, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 1581, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Legal tender notes. Nationalization of legal-tender money, hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 12288. to provide legal-tender money without in-
terest secured by community noninterest-bearing 25 year bonds for public
improvements, market roads, employment of unemployed, building homes for
and financing through community banks organized under State laws, its citi-
zens, farmers, merchants, manufacturers, partnerships, corporations, trusts
or trustees, and for community needs of United States, Apr. 10 [-25], 1928.
1928. 3 pts. [vi]+186 p. il. [The hearing held on May 1, 1928, is included
in pt. 3.] * Paper, pt. 1, 15c. ; * pt. 2, 10c. ; * pt. 3, 5c.
Y 4.B 22/1 : L 52/pts. 1-3
Porto Rico. Amendment to Federal farm loan act, report to accompany H. R.
13936 [to amend 2d paragraph of sec. 4 of Federal farm loan act, as amended.
so as to increase amount which may be loaned to any one borrower by branch
l)anks in Porto Rico and Alaska] ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. May 26,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1913, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
jReceivers under Federal farm loan act, report to accompany H. R. 14000 [to
amend sec. 29 of Federal farm loan act, relative to powers of receivers ap-
pointed by Federal Farm Loan Board] ; submitted by Mr. McFadden. May
25,1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1872, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
CENSUS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Census, 1930 {l-5th). Fifteenth and subsequent decennial censuses, report to
accompany H. R. .393; submitted by Mr. Fenn. May 2, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
1476. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Civil service pensions. Amending act for retirement of employees in classified
civil service, report to accompany S. 1727 ; submitted by Mr. Lehlbach. May
10, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1580, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Govenmient offlcials and employees. Amendment to retirement law, report to
accompany H. R. 13565 [to amend act for retirement of employees in classi-
fied civil service, relative to retention of employees beyond retirement age] :
submitted by Mr. Smith. May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1870, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Half holiday for certain Government employees, report to accompany
S. 3116 ; submitted by Mr. Dallinger. May 22, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1811. 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To amend salary rates contained in compensation schedules of classifica-
tion act of Mar. 4, 1923, report to accompany H. R. 6518; submitted by Mr.
Lehlbach. May 3, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1503, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per. 5c.
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:Soldiers. Granting preference to veterans in civil service examinations, report
to accompany H. J. Res. 238; submitted by Mr. Jeffers. May 23. 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1830, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Soldiers — Continued.
Retention of veterans in civil service, liearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 7453, to amend act approved Aug. 23, 1912, as amended
by act of Feb. 28, 1916, for establishment of efficiency ratings and prefer-
ence for persons honorably discharged from military or naval service em-
ployed in civil service, May 17, 1928. 1928. iii+17 p. * Paper, 5c.
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CLAIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Anient. Robert S. Robert S. Ament, report to accompany H. R. 10045 [for
relief of Robert S. Ament] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 19, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1768, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
American Foreign Trade Corporation and Fils d'Aslan Fresco, report to accom-
pany H. R. 8511 [for relief of American Foreign Trade Corporation and
Fils d'Aslan Fresco] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. May 25, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
1878, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ashviore, Arthur N. Arthur N. Ashmore, report to accompany H. R. 12499
[for relief of Arthur N. Ashmore] ; submitted by Mr. "Ware. May 14, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 1659, 70th Cong. l§t sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Barthold, F. R. F. R. Barthold, report to accompany H. R. 9659 [for relief
of F. R. Barthold] : submitted by Mr. Cochran of Missouri. Apr. 80, 1928.
7 p. (H. rp. 1418, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bell, Grover J. G. J. Bell, report to accompany H. R. 10191 [for relief of
G. J. Bell] ; submitted by Mr. Irwin. May 14, 1928. 13 p. (H. rp. 1650,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bethlehem Steel Company. Award of National War Labor Board in favor of
certain Bethlehem Steel Co. employees, report to accompany H. R. 5780 [for
further carrying out of award of National War Labor Board, of July 31,
1918, in favor of certain employees of Bethlehem Steel Company, Bethlehem,
Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 12, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1621, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bradley, Harry C. Harry C. Bradley, report to accompany S. 433 [for relief
of Harry C. Bradley] ; submitted by Mr. Irwin. May 12, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp.
1643, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Broxon, James M. E. James M. E. Brown, report to accompany S. 1646 [for
relief of James M. E. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr. 30, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1411, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bryon. Edgar C. Heirs of Edgar C. Bryon, report to accompany H. R. 3967
[for relief of next of kin of Edgar C. Bryon] ; submitted by Mr. Beck of
Wisconsin. May 1. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1455, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Camhouri, Mrs. Louise M. Louise M. Cambouri, report to accompany S. 363
[for relief of Louise M. Cambouri] ; submitted bv Mr. Underbill. Mav 19.
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1760, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Casey, William J. William J. Casey, report to accompany H. R. 10624 [for
relief of William J. Casey] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 12. 192S.
2 p. (H. rp. 1642, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cornog, Augusta. Augusta Cornog, report to accompany S. 3931 [for relief
of Augusta Cornog] ; submitted by Mr. Irwin. May 19. 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
1783, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Davidson. S., d Sons. S. Davidson & Sons, report to accompany S. 1122 [for
relief of S. Davidson and Sons] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. May 7, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1546, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Davis, Herman C. Herman C. Davis, report to accompany H. R. 9737 [for
relief of Herman C. Davis] : submitted by Mrs. Langley. May 12, 1928.
8 p. (H. rp. 1627, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Eddy, Charles F. Maj. Charles F. Eddy, report to accompany H. R. 12871
[for relief of Charles F. Eddy] ; submitted by Mr. Bulwinkle. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1420, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Egan, Peter J. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Egan, report to accompany H. R. 12007
[for relief of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Egan] ; submitted by Mr. Celler. May 25,
1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1879, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Espy, Douglas B. Douglas B. Espy, report to accompany H. R. 3168 [for relief
of Douglas B. Espy] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 1, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1454, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Faustina, Gilbert. Gilbert Faustina and John Alexander, report to accompany
H. R. 7411 [for relief of Gilbert Faustina and John Alexander] ; submitted
by Mr. Ware. May 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1571, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Fitzgerald, John I. John I. Fitzgerald, report to accompany H. R. 7392 [for
relief of John I. Fitzgerald] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 19, 1928.
2 p. ( H. rp. 1765, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Fitzgerald, John J. John J. Fitzgerald, report to accompany S. 3314 [for
relief of John J. Fitzgerald] ; submitted by Mr. Irwin. May 19, 1928. 9 p.
(H. rp. 1782, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper.' 5c.
Florida East Coast Car Ferry Co., report to accompany S. 445 [for relief of
Florida East Coast Car Ferry Company] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr.
30,1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1408, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Forest Service. Relief of certain members of trail crew employed by Forest
Service, report to accompany H. R. 12711; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr.
30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1419, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gillespie, E. W. E. W. Gillespie, report to accompany H. R. 12612 [for relief
of E. W. Gillespie] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 19, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1771, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Heinz. H. J., Company. H. J. Heinz Co., report to accompany H. R. 10178
[for relief of H. J. Heinz Company] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 12,
1928. 2 p, (H. rp. 1628, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hottum-Kennedy Dry Dock Co., report to accompany S. 513 [for relief of
Hottum-Kennedy Dry Dock Company] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 19,
1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1762, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jenifer, John L. John L. Jenifer, report to accompany H. R. 2492 [to extend
benefits of employees' compensation act to John L. Jenifer] ; submitted by
Mr. Irwin. May 19, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 1784, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kaufman, W. H. W. H. Kaufman, report to accompany S. 2061 [for relief of
W. H. Kaufman] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 1, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
1452. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kaiitz, Christian F. Katherina Kautz and Fred G. Kautz, report to accom-
pany H. R. 11289 [for relief of Katherina Kautz and Fred G. Kautz, heirs
of estate of Christian F. Kautz] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 1, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1445, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Leriii. M., d Sons. INI. Levin & Sons, report to accompany S. 2438 [for relief
of M. Levin and Sons] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1414, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Leiris. Mrs. Lnila. Lula Lewis, report to accompany H. R. 12280 [for relief of
Lula Lewis] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. May 9, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1572,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lewis, Omer D. Omer D. Lewis, report to accompany S. 1448 [for relief of
Omer D. Lewis] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1410, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Long, James M. James M. Long, report to accompany H. R. 7236 [for relief of
James M. Long] ; submitted by Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania. May 8, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 1568, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print has 2
pages.] * Paper, 5c.
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McConnell, Mrs. Nelle. Nelle "McConnell, report to accompany S. 2764 [for relief
of Nelle McConnell] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 1, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
1453, 70tb Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
McDonald, Uharlie. Charlie McDonald, report to accompany S. 2788 [for relief
of Charlie McDonald] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p.
( H. rp. 1415, 70tb Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
MacDonald, 2\ina. Nina MacDonald and others, report to accompany S. 2336
[for relief of Nina MacDonald, Zenas V. Johnston, Margaret E. Thompson,
Arthur L. Beaman. and May Fee] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr. 30,
1928. 11 p. (H. rp. 1413, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McManus, Mrs. Agnes M. Agnes and George J. McManus, report to accompany
S. 471 [for relief of Agnes McManus and George J. McManus] ; submitted
by Mr. Underbill. May 14, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1651, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Maf/oon, H. C. H. C. Magoon, report to accompany S. 444 [for relief of H. C.
Magoon] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 12, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1629,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Miehaelson, Samuel 8. Samuel S. Michaelson, report to accompany H. R.
12021 [for relief of Samuel S. Michaelson] ; submitted by Mrs. Langley. May
7, 1928. 2 p. ( H. rp. 1544, 70tb Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Montana Stale College, report to accompany H. R. 11510 [for relief of Montana
State College] : submitted by Mr. Celler. May 19, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1770,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moore, Alice E. Alice E. Moore, report to accompany S. 1297 [to extend bene-
fits of employees' compensation act to Alice E. Moore] ; submitted by Mr.
Cochran of Pennsylvania. May 12, 1928. 11 p. (H. rp. 1630, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
New York Marine Co., report to accompany H. R. 5216 [for relief of New York
Marine Company] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 14, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1660, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Neicspapers. Relief of certain newspapers, report to accompany S. 3294 [for
relief of certain newspapers for advertising services rendered Public Health
Service of Treasury Department] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 22,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1813. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Nilan, M. T. M. T. Nilan. report to accompany H. R. 9862 [for relief of M. T.
Nilan] : submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 19, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1767, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oshorne, Robert C. Robert C. Osborne, report to accompany H. R. 3722 [for
relief of Robert C. Osborne] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1416, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pepper, Mrs. Loretta. Loretta Pepper, report to accompany H. R. 10126 [for
relief of Loretta Pepper] ; submitted by Mr. Rathbone. May 5, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1533, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rinks, Ella M. Ella Mae Rinks, report to accompany H. R. 11500 [for relief
of Ella Mae Rinks] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. May 19, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1769, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Robertson, George A. George A. Robertson, report to accompany S. 1541 [for
relief of George A. Robertson] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 1, 1928. 6 p.
( H. rp. 1451. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Rocky Ford National Bank, Rocky Ford, Colo., report to accompany H. R.
12714 [for relief of Roekv Ford National Bank, Rocky Ford, Colo.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Underbill. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1463, 70tb Cong. 1st
.sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Russell, E. A. H. A. Russell, report to accompany H. R. 11749 [for relief of
H. A. Russell] ; submitted by Mr. Guyer. May 22, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1819,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print. 1st print has 2 pages.] * Paper. 5c.
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Sallei/, Charles E. Charles H. SaUey, report to accompany H. R. 9716 [for
relief of Charles H. galley] ; subm tted by Mr. Underhill. May 19, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1766, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Schetiren, Leo. Leo Seheuren, report to accompany H. R. 10125 [for relief of
Leo Seheuren] ; submitted by Mr. Rathbone. May 5, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1532, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Snvith, Clarence P. Clarence P. Smith, report to accompany H. R. 13498 [for
relief of Clarence P. Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. May 19, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1772, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
SnaUi/, Edna E. Edna E. Snably, report to accompany H. R. 8859 [for relief
of Edna E. Snably] ; submitted by Mrs. Langley. Apr. 30, 1928. 1 p. (H.
rp. 1417, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Southern Shipyard Corporation, report to accompany S. 3030 [for relief of
Southern Shipyard Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. May 25, 1928.
13 p. (H. rp. 1880. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stapleford, SalHe. Sallie Stapleford et al., report to accompany S. 343 [for
relief of Sallie Stapleford, Mrs. J. C. Stuckert. Mary E. Hildebrand, Kate
Wright. Mary M. Janvier, Harry L. Gray, Frank D. Carrow. Harry "V. Buck-
son, George H. Swain, Claude N. Jester, and Charles H. Jamison] ; submitted
by Mr. Underhill. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1406, 70th Cong. 1st sess.^
* Paper, 5c.
Staten Island Shiphuilding Companii. Owner of dry dock no. 6, report to
accompany S. 1981 [for relief of Staten Island Shipbulding Company, owner
of dry dock numbered 6] ; submitted by Mr. Celler. May 12. 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1636, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tait, Samuel F. Samuel F. Tait, report to accompany H. R. 12117 [for relief
of Samuel F. Tait] ; submitted by Mr. Steele. May 8, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1569, 70tb Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Talbert, W. H. W. H. Talbert. reiwrt to accompany S. 1645 [for reimburse-
ment of W. H. Talbert] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. May 19, 1928. 4 p.
(H. rp. 1763, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TasTcer, Harry C. HaiTy C. Tasker. report to accompany H. R. 11153 [for
relief of Harry C. Tasker] ; submitted by Mr. Beck [of Wisconsin]. May 7,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1543, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Teachout, Stanley R. Stanley R. Teachout, report to accompany H. R. 4776
[for relief of Stanley R. Teachout] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. May 5, 1928.
10 p. (H. rp. 1529, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Temple, Larry M. Larry M. Temple, report to accompany S. 443 [for relief
of Larry M. Temple] ; submitted by Mr. Underhill. May 19, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1761, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Willis, M. L. M. L. Willis, report to accompany H. R. 4609 [for relief of
M. L. Willis] : submitted by Mrs. Langley. May 19, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1764, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Wood. Albert. Albert Wood, report to accompany S. 1217 [for relief of Albert
Wood] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1409, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES COMMITTED;, HOUSE
ChamherUn, Clarence D. Authorizing presentation of gold medals to Clarence
D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine, commemorative of their trans-Atlan-
tic flight, report to accompany S. 3944; submitted by Mr. Perkins. May 26,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1911, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dahlonega, Ga. Establish assay office at Dahlonega, Ga.. report to accompany
H. R. 12451: submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 23. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1829,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Mammoth Cave National Park, report to accompany H. R. 13694 [to authorize
Secretary of Treasury to prepare and strike medal, with appropriate em-
blems, devices, and inscriptions thereon, commemorative of enactment of
act approved May 25, 1926, providing for establishment in Kentucky of Mam-
moth Cave National Park] ; submitted by Mr. Perkins. May 26, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1897, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Architects. Practice of architecture in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany S. 2660 [to amend act to provide for examination and registration of
architects and to regulate practice of architecture in District of Columbia] ;
submitted by Mr. McLeod. IMay 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1439, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Aviation fields. Civil air field, report to accompany H. R. 830O [for acquisition,
improvement, equipment, management, operation, maintenance, and disposition
of civil air field and any appurtenances, inclusive of repairs, lighting, and
communication systems and all structures of any kind deemed necessary and
useful in connection therevrith, at Gravelly Point] ; submitted by Mr. Hall of
Indiana. May 19, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1777, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Claims. Authorizing commissioners of District Qf Columbia to settle claims
and suits against District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3581 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McLeod. May 1, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1440, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Commissioners. To fix salaries of members of board of commissioners of Dis-
trict of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 7342; submitted by Mr. Beers.
May 19, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1776, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Degrees {colleges, universities, etc.). To regulate degree-conferring institutions
in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 2366; submitted by Mr.
McLeod. May 17, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1722, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26398
Education Board. Exemption of individual members of Board of Education
from personal liability for acts of board, report to accompany H. R. 12530 ;
submitted by Mr. Zihlman. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1605, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Engineer Department. Authorize payment of additional compensation to as-
sistants to engineer commissioner of District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7341; submitted by Mr. Beers. May 19, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1775,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Friendly societies. Payment of death benefits by fraternal beneficial associa-
tions in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3844 ; submitted by Mr.
Zihlman. May 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1795, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Regulating juvenile insurance by fraternal beneficial associations in Dis-
trict of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3694 ; submitted by Mr. Zihlman.
May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1794, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gallahan, Mrs. Jennie B. Claim of Jennie Brute Gallahan, report to accom-
pany H. R. 8388 [for relief of Jennie Bruce Gallahan] ; submitted by Mr.
Lampert. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1742, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Land. Proceedings for condemnation by United States of land in District of
Columbia for public purposes, report to accompany H. R. 13461 ; submitted
by Mr. McLeod. May 15, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1693, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Rights in land for park purposes and lease of buildings on park lands
in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 4126 [authorizing National
Capital Park and Planning Commission to acquire title to land subject to
limited rights reserved, and limited rights in land, and authorizing director
of public buildings and public parks of National capital to lease land or
existing buildings for limited periods in certain instances] ; submitted by Mr.
Lampert. May 19, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1780, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Markets. Relocation of food distribution district of Dist fict of Columbia, hear-
ings before subcommittee on parks and playgrounds, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion, on H. R. 13590, May 17, 1928. 1928. ii+21 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.D 63/1 : F 73/3
Potomac River. To preserve for development potential water power and park
facilities of gorge and Great Falls of Potomac River, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 307 ; submitted by Mr. Zihlman. May 23, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1837,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Street-railroads. Merger of street railway corporations, hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. J. Res. 276, Apr. 20-May 8, 1928. 1928. ii+486 p.
1 pi. * Paper, 50c. Y 4.D 63/1 : St 8/7
Merger of street railway corporations operating in District of Columbia,
report to accompany H. J. Res. 276 ; submitted by Mr. Zihlman. May 17,
1928. 34 p. (H. rp. 1720, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. card 28-26397
Taxation. Providing for notice to owners of land assessed for benefits by ver-
dict of condemnation juries, report to accompany S. 4124 ; submitted by Mr.
Zihlman. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1657, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Teachers. Amending certain sections of teachers' salary act, report to accom-
pany H. R. 12956; submitted by Mr. Zihlman. May 11, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1609, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Exemption of public school employees from $2,000 salary limitation, report
to accompany H. R. 12531 [to exempt employees of public-school system of
District of Columbia from $2,000 salary limitation provision of legislative,
executive, and judicial appropriation act, approved May 10, 1916, as amended] ;
submitted by Mr. Zihlman, May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1607, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Text-'books. Free textbooks, report to accompany H. R. 12739 [to provide books
and educational supplies free of charge to pupils of public schools of District
of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Zihlman. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1608,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vagrancy. Define and punish vagrancy in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany H. R. 7911; submitted by Mr. McLeod. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1869, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Workmen's compensation, report to accompany S. 3565 [to provide compensation
for disability or death resulting from injury to employees in certain employ-
ments in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Underbill. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1422, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
EDUCATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Agriculture. Vocational education, report to accompany S. 1731 [for further
development of vocational education, in agriculture and home economics, in
the several States and Territories] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of New York.
May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1667, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rehabilitation of the disabled. Vocational rehabilitation, report to accompany
H. R. 13251 [for vocational rehabilitation of disabled residents of District of
Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of New York. May 9, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1578, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
ELECTION OF PKESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, AND REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
President of United States. To apportion electors in election of President, Vice
President, etc., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7373 and H. R.
13712, bills providing for meeting of electors of President and Vice President,
etc., May 19, 1928. 1928. ii+16 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.E12/1:B12
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EXPENDITURES IN EXECUTTVE DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE. HOUSE
Accounts. To require prompt rendition of accounts, hearingrs, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 121S0, Mar. 28 and 31, 1928. 1928. iii+76 p. * Paper,
K)c. Y 4. Ex 7/13 : Ac 3
Reports. To discontinue certain reports now required by law to be made to
Congress, report to accompany H. R. 12064 ; submitted by Mr. MacGregor.
May 18, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1757, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print.}
* Paper, 5c.
FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Floods. Flood control, hearings. 70tli Congress, 1st session, on control of de-
structive flood waters of United States, Nov. 22, 1927, and Jan. 11, 1928.
1928.
pt. 7. Floods in New England States. iv + 4925-5370 p. il. 4 pi. 6 p. of pi. map. [In-
cludes miscellaneous material on flood control and index to pts. 1—7.]
* Paper, 75c. Y 4.F 05 :C 70/pt.7
Preliminary examinations and surveys for flood control, hearings before
subcommittees, 70th Congress, 1st session, on preliminary examinations and
surveys witli view to flood control on sundry streams, Feb. 29 and Mar. 19,
1928. 1928. iii+36 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.F65:Su7/4
Preliminary examinations of sundry streams, report to accompany H. R.
13484 [authorizing preliminary examinations of sundry streams with view to
control of their floods, substituted for H. R. 6919 and other bills] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Reid of Illinois. May 3, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1494, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
China, United States Court for. Salaries of officers of United States Court for
China, report to accompany H. R. 12955 [to amend act creating United States
Ctairt for China and prescribing jurisdiction thereof and act making appro-
priations for diplomatic and consular service, fiscal year 1921] ; submitted
by Mr. Porter. May 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1479, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Citizens of United States. Protection of American citizens of foreign birth or
parentage from liability to military service in certain nations, report to
accompany H. J. Res. 268 [requesting the President to negotiate with nations
with which there is no such agreement treaties for protection of Americaii
citizens of foreign birth, or parentage, from liability to military service in such
nations] ; submitted by Mr. Temple. May 3, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1482, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
International Congress of Americanists. 23d International Congress of Ameri-
canii-ts, rei>ort to accompany S. J. Res. 97 [authorizing the President to ap-
point 3 delegates to 23d International Congress of Americanists, and making
appropriation for expenses of such congress to be held in New York City in
Sept. 1928] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May 2, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1481, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
International Juridical Congress on Wireless Telegraphy. Appropriation for
expenses of United States in International Juridical Congress on Wireless
Telegraphy [to be held at Rome in 1928], report to accompany H. J. Res.
316 : submitted by Mr. Porter. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1875, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Pai)er, 5c.
International Maritime Conference for Safety of Life at Sea. International
conference for revision of convention of 1914 for safety of life at sea, report
to accompanj' H. J. Res. 266 [authorizing appropriation for exi^enses of par-
ticipation by United States in international conference for revision of con-
vention of 1914 for safety of life at sea, to be held in London, England, in
1929] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1480, 7ath Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5o.
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International Technical Committee of Aerial Legal Experts, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 311 [to provide annual appropriation to meet quota of United
States toward expenses of International Technical Committee of Aerial Legal
Experts] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May 22, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1817, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai>er, 5c.
International Telegraph Conference, report to accompany H. J. Res. 317 [author-
izing appropriation to pay for exi>enditures involved in participation by
United States in International Telegraph Conference to be held in Brussels in
1928] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1876, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Interparliamentary Union, report to accompany H. R. 13930 [to authorize appro-
priation for American group of Interparliamentary Union] ; submitted bv Mr.
Burton, May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1825. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jewell, Mrs. Jeannette S. Jeannette S. Jewell, report to accompany H. R. 12966
[for relief of Jeannette S. Jewell, widow of John F. Jewell] ; submitted by Mr.
Porter. May 9,1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1575,70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Johnson, Mi'S. Etta B. L. Etta B. Leach Johnson, report to accompany H. R.
12995 [for relief of Etta B. Leach Johnson, widow of Felix S. S. Johnson] :
submitted by Mr. Porter. May IS. 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1745, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moore, Charles A. Charles A. Moore, report to accompany H. R. 9085 [for
relief of Charles A. Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May 18, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1743, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tulsa, Okla. International Petroleum Exposition at Tulsa, Okla., rei)ort to
accompany H. J. Res. 292 [authorizing the President to invite States of the
Union and foreign countries to participate in International Petroleum Exhibi-
tion at Tulsa, Okla., to begin Oct. 20, 1928] ; submitted by Mr. Porter. May
2, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1477, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
IMMIGRATION AND NATUBAUZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Aliens. Legalization of residence of certain aliens, report to accompany H. R.
13793 [relating to records of arrival of certain immigrants] ; submitted by Mr.
Schneider. May 19, 1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 1774, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [In-
cludes minority views signed by Mr. Moore, Mr. Warren, Mr. Green, and Mr.
Box. Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 21, 1928 ; no. 6.
1928. 26 p. large 8° $ Y 4.1m 6/1 : 70/6
Immigration. Amendments to immigration act of 1924, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. J. Res. 234 and related measures affecting quota exemptions
and preferences, H. R. 8540, nurses and teachei-s in Porto Rico, H. R. 159
and related measures affecting records of immigrant arrivals. Mar. 27-Apr.
10, 1928. 1928. ii+126 p. (Hearing no. 70.1.6.) * Paper. 15c.
Y 4.1m 6/1 : Im 6/17
Relat ng to immigration of certain relatives of United States citizens and
aliens lawfully admitted to United States, report to accompany S. J. Res. 5
[to grant preference to wives and minor children of alien declarants iu
issuance of immigration visas] ; submitted by Mr. Jenkins. May 5, 1928. 6
p. (H. rp. 1539, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Natiirali^zation. Permitting naturalization of certain aliens, report to accom-
pany H. R. 13791; submitted by Mrs. Langley. May 18, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1752, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
INDIAN AFFAIRS C0MMITTB3E, HOUSE
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Cherokee Indians. Expenditure of certain funds standing to credit of Cherokee
Nation in Treasury of United States to be paid to one of attorneys for Cherokee
Nation, report to accompany H. R. 13753 ; submitted by Mr. Howard of Okla-
homa. May 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1730, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5o.
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Childers, Eloise. Eloise Childers, report to accompany H. J. Res. 260 [for
relief of Eloise Childers] ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. May 10. 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1587, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5e.
Chippevxi Indians. Classification of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, report to
accompany H. R. 12414; submitted by Mr. Letts. May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1851, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coal. Extending leases on coal and asphalt deposits in Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations, etc., report to accompany H. R. 12574 [to provide for extension of
time of certain mining leases of coal and asphalt deposits in segregated
mineral land of Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, and to permit extension of
time to purchasers of coal and asphalt deposits within segregated mineral
lands of said nations to complete payments of purchase price] ; submitted
by Mr. Cartwright. Apr. 30, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1421, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Coive, Effa. EfCa Cowe. report to accompany H. J. Res. 261 [for relief of Effa
Cowe] ; submitted by Mr. Cartwright. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1493, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai)er, 5c.
Creek Indians. Payment of attorneys of Creek Nation of Indians, report to
accompany H. R. 12604 [authorizing advancement of certain funds standing
to credit of Creek Nation in Treasury of United States to be paid to attorneys
for Creek Nation] : submitted by Mr. Howard of Oklahoma. May 10, 1928.
4 p. (H. rp. 1586, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dussome, Carl J. R. Carl J. Reid Dussome, report to accompany S. 2076
[authorizing allotment of Carl J. Reid Dussome as Kiowa Indian and direct-
ing issuance of trust patent to him to lands of Kiowa Indian Reservation.
Okla.] : submitted by Mr. Howard of Oklahoma. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1655, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Five Civilized Tribes. Extend period of restrictions in lands of certain mem-
bers of Five Civilized Tribes, report to accompany H. R. 13711 [to amend
sec. 4 of act to extend period of restrictions in lands of certain member.'^ of
Five Civilized Tribes, so as to correct error] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May
14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1654, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fort Apache Reservation. Purchase of privately OTSTied lands within For"
Apache Indian Reservation, Ariz., report to accompany S. 4346 ; submitted by
Mr. Leavitt. May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1853, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
♦ Paper, 5c.
Fort Peck Reservation. Authorized lease or sale of reserved lands on Forr
Peck Indian Reservation, Mont., reiwrt to accompany S. 3593 [to authorize
leasing or sale of lands reserved for agency, schools, and other purposes on
Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Mont.] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 17.
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1723. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hansen, R. E. R. E. Hansen, report to accompany S. 3794 [for relief of R. E.
Hansen] ; submitted by Mr. Howard of Oklahoma. May 17, 1928. 3 p. (H.
rp. 1729, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Hunts Along, James. James Hunts Along, report to accompany H. R. 12312
[for relief of James Hunts Along] : submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 17, 1928.
5 p. (H. rp. 1724, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indian Affairs Office. Salary of commissioner and assistant commissioner of
Indian affairs, report to accompany H. R. 13506: submitted by Mr. Leavitt.
May 14. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1653. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indians. Regulating Indian allotments disposed of by will, report to accom-
pany H. R. 10372; submitted by Mr. Sproul of Kansas. May 19, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1781, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper. 5c.
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Kutenai Indians. Drainage and reclamation of Kootenai Indian allotments in
Idaho, report to accompany H. R. 11468 [authorizing Secretary of Interior
to execute agreement or agreements with drainage district or districts provid-
ing for drainage and reclamation of Kootenai Indian allotments in Idaho
within exterior boundaries of such district or districts that may be benefited
hv drainage and reclamation work] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington.
May 4, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1506, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MiUichamp, F. Stanley. F. Stanley Millichamp, report to accompany H. R.
11064 [for relief of F. Stanley Millichamp] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Wash-
ington. May 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1522, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Navajo Reservation. Telephone line from Flagstaff to Kayenta, Navajo Indian
Reservation. Ariz., report to accompany S. 3779 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt.
May 12. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1640, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Olherg. C. R. C. R. Olberg, report to accompany S. 2738 [for relief of C. R.
Olberg] : submitted by Mr. Arentz. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1656, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Osage Indians. Amending act for division of lands and funds of Osage Indians
of Oklahoma, report to accompany S. 2360 [to amend sec. 1 of act to amend
sec. 3 of act for division of lands and funds of Osage Indians in Oklahoma] ;
submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 26, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1901, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) [Committee amends S. 2360 by adding amendments to other laws
affecting tribal and individual affairs of the Osage Indians.] * Paper, 5c.
• Tribal and individual affairs of Osage Indians of Oklahoma, report to
accompany H. R. 13407 ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 1, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1458, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pine Ridge Reservation. Per capita payment to Pine Ridge Sioux Indians of
South Dakota, report to accompany H. R. 13342; submitted by Mr. William-
son. Apr. 30, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1424, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
San Carlos Reservation. Authorizing disposition of 2 bridges on San Carlos
Indian Reservation, Ariz., report to accompany S. 4321 ; submitted by Mr.
Englebright. May 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1728, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Spohan Indians. Authorizing certain Indian tribes in State of Washington to
present claims to Court of Claims, report to accompany S. 1480 [authorizing
certain Indian tribes and bands, namely Lower Spokan and Lower Pend
d'Oreille or Lower Kalispel tribes, or any of them, residing in State of
Washington, to present their claims to Court of Claims] ; submitted by Mr.
Hill of Washington. May 3, 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1490, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Umatilla Reservation. Allotment of lands to Indians on Umatilla Reservation.
Oreg., report to accompany S. 1191 [to amend act for allotment of lands in
severalty to Indians residing upon Umatilla Reservation, Oreg., and granting
patents therefor, so as to withhold from sale or disposition certain lands for
use as tribal grazing grounds] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 12, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1639, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
White Bear, Russell. Russell White Bear, report to accompany H. R. 13600
[for relief of Russell White Bear] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 17. 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1726, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Yankton Indians. Reinvesting title to lands in Yankton Sioux tribe of Indians,
report to accompany S. 2792; submitted by Mr. Letts. May 24, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1852, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Porto Rico. Confer right to vote to women of Porto Rico, report to accompany
H. R. 7010 [to amend organic act of Porto Rico] ; submitted by Mr. Kiess.
May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1895, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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INTEIBSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE, nOUSE
Altamalia River. Bridge across Altauiaha River at Towns Bluff Ferry, Ga.,
report to accompany H. R. 13S56 [authorizing H. G. Martin. W. P. Calhoun,
J. H. Kaplin, R. L. O'Neal, O. J. Whipple, H. G. McBride, J B. Brown, and
Idus Jones to construct bridge across Altamaha Riv^'r at or near Towns Bluff
Ferry, connecting Jeff Davis and Montgomery counties, Ga.] ; submittt-d by
Mr. Huddlestou. May 24, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1849, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bartholometo, Bayou. Bayou Bartholomew, Ark., report to accompany H. R.
11481 [to make portions of Bayou Bartholomew in Arkansas nonnavigable] ;
submitted by Mr. Parks. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1669, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bear Creek. Bridge across Bear Creek at Lovel Point, Mr., report to accom-
pany H. R. 13652 [authorizing Elmer J. Cook to construct bridge across Bear
Creek at or near Lovel Point. Baltimore County. Md.] ; submitted by Mr.
Wyant. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1085, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bills of lading and loss and damage claims, hearing before subcommittee, 70th
Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 12773. to amend paragraph 11 of sec. 20 of
interstate commerce act, as amended. May 10, 1928. 1928. iii+19 p. * Paper.
5c. T 4. In 8/4 : B 49/5
Black River. Bridge across Black River at or near Jonesville, La., report to
accompany H. R. 13687 [authorizing H. M. Wheeler to construct bridge across
Black River at or near Jonesville, La.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburu. May
15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1686, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bogue Chitto River. Bridge across Bogue Chilto River in St. Tammany Parish,
La., report to accompany S. 3808 [to authorize construction of temporary
railroad bridge across Bogue Chitto River at or near point in township 5
south, range 13 east, St. Helena meridian. St. Tammnny Parish, La., by
Lamar Lumber Company. Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. May
2. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1475, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Carriers. Extension of Government guaranty to carriers by water (Merchant
& Miners Transportation Co.), hearing before subcommittee, 70th Congress,
1st ses.sion. on H. R. 12177 and S. 3723, to amend and reenact subdivision
(a) of sec. 209 of transportation act, 1920 [so as to extend provisions thereof
to carriers by water not controlled by any railroad companv]. May 17 and
18, 1928. 1928. iii+46 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : W 29/3
Champlain, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain at Rouses Point, N. Y.,
report to accompany H. R. 13707 [authorizing Elisha N. Goodsell to construct
bridge across Lake Champlain at or near Rouses Point. N. Y.. and point at
or near Alburgh, Vt.] : submitted by Mr. Corning. May 15. 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1689, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chicago, III. Lighthouse reservation in Chicago, 111., report to accompany H. R.
13708 [to authorize Secretary of Commerce to dispone of certain lighthouse
reservation and to acquire land for lighthouse purposes] : submitted by
Mr. Merritt. May 14, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1662, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c. r !,• 1 m <j
Choctaichatchee River. Bridge across Choctawhatchee River, Ala., report to
accompany H. R. 13651 [granting consent of Congress to Alabama to con-
struct free highway bridge across Choctawhatchee River in Dale County on
highway now under construction from Dothan to Enterprise] ; submitted by
Mr. Huddleston. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1684, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Coast Guard. Life Saving Service pensions, hearing before subcommittee, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 28 and H. R. 7454, granting pensions to certain
members of former Life Saving Service. Mav 18, 1928. 1928. iii-f20 p.
* Paper. 5c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : L 62/13
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Columbia River. Bridge across Columbia River at Arlington, Oreg., report to
accompany H. R. 13824 [authorizing L. L. Montague to construct bridge across
Columbia River at or near Arlington, Oreg;.] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. May
24, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 1847, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cumberland River. Bridge across Cumberland River at Burnside, Ky., report
to accompany H. R. 13203 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at
or near Burnside, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 2, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1471, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Creelsboro, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 13205 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission,
Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
Creelsboro, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1473,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at mouth of Indian Creek, Ky., report
to accompany H. R. 13204 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at
or near mouth of Indian Creek in Russell County, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr.
Peery. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1472, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Neelys Ferry, Ky., report to accom-
pany H. R. 13207 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commis-
sion, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
Neelys Ferry, Cumberland County, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 3,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1485, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
, Bridge across Cumberland River at or near Arat, Ky., report to accom-
pany H. R. 13209 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commis-
sion, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
Arat, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1487, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at or near Burkesville, Ky., report to
accompany H. R. 13208 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at
or near Burkesville, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1486, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River near Center Point, Ky., report to accom-
pany H. R. 13210 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commis-
sion, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
Center Point, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. i-p.
1488, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across South Fork of Cumberland River at Burnside, Ky., report
to accompany H. R. 13206 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across South Fork of Cum-
berland River at or near Burnside, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Peery. May 3,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1484, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Des Moines River. Bridge across Des Moines River at or near Croton, Iowa,
report to accompany H. R. 13501 [authorizing Henry Horsey, Winfield Scott,
A. L. Ballegoin, and Frank Schee to construct bridge across Des Moines River
at or near Croton, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr. Robinson of Iowa. May 15,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1677, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Detroit River. Bridge across Detroit River at Stony Island* Mich., report to •
accompany H. R. 13065 [authorizing Detroit River Canadian Bridge Company
to construct bridge across Detroit River at or near Stony Island, Wayne
County, Mich.] ; submitted by Mr. Mapes. May 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. i-p. 1469,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Point. Conveyance of Federal Point lighthouse reservation to Wil-
mington, N. C. [as memorial to commemorate Battle of Fort Fisher], report
to accompany S. 4302 ; submitted by Mr. Merritt. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1697, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Fox River. Bridge across Fox River, Dundee. 111., report to accompany H. R.
13593 [granting consent of Congress to East Dundee and West Dundee, 111.,
to construct foot bridge across Fox River between East Dundee and West
Dundee, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Denison. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1683,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Government purchases of American goods, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. Con. Res. 19, Apr. 26 and 27, 1928. 1928. iii+53 p. * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.1n 8/4 : Am 3
Inland Watencays Corporation. Inland Watenvays Corporation, extension of
barge line, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10710, to amend
act to create Inland Waterways Corporation for purpo.se ' of candying out
mandate and puriwse of Congress as expressed in sec. 201 and 500 of trans-
portation act ; Apr. 24-May 2, 1928. 1928. pt. 2, iii+331-418 p. * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.1n 8/4 : In 5/2/pt. 2
Inland Waterways CorxKjration, report [and minority views] to accom-
pany H. R. 13512 [to amend act to create Inland Waterways Corporation for
purpose of carrying out mandate and purpose of Congress as expi'essed in sec.
201 and 500 of transportation act]. [2 pts.] (H. rp. 1537, 2 pts., 70th Cong
1st sess.)
L. C. card 28-26396
[pt. 1.] Report; submitted by Mr. Denison. May 5, 1928. 16 p. * Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Merritt. May 14, 1928. 3 p. * Paper, 5c.
Kanwicha River. Bridge across Kanawha River at Dunbar, W. Va., report to
ac-company H. R. 13399 [authorizing Baltimore Gas Engineering Corporation
to construct bridge across Kanawha River at or near Dunbar, W. Va.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Peery. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1675, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Kankakee River. Dam across Kankakee River at Momence, 111., report to
accompany H. R. 13831 [granting consent of Congress to Momence conserv-
ancy district to construct dam across Kankakee River at Momence, 111.] ;
submitted by Mr. Denison. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1871, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Labeling foreign products, report to accompany H. R. 13071 [to amend sec. 8 of
food and drugs act, approvetl June 30, 1906, as amended, relative to labeling
of nuts, raw or dried fniits, and raw or dried vegetables grown outside of
United States and its Territories] ; submitted by Mr. Lea. May 8, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1570, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
lAghts. Transfer of certain lighthouse resei^ations, report to accompany H. B.
12533 [to authorize Secretary of Commerce to dispose of certain lighthouse
reservations and to acquire lands for lighthouse puriK)ses] ; submitted by Mr.
Merritt. May 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1700, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mahoning River. Viaduct across Mahoning River at Niles, Ohio, report to
accompany H. R. 12894 [to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of overhead viaduct across Mahoning River at or near Xiles. Ohio,
by board of county commissioners of Trumbull County, Ohio] ; submitted by
Mr. Cooper of Ohio. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1468, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Hastings, Minn., report
to accompany H. R. 13503 [granting consent of Congress to Minnesota to
construct free highway bridge across Mississippi River at or near Hastings,
Minn.] ; submitted by Mr. Newton. May 15, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1679, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Helena, Ark., report to accompany
H. R. 13380 [authorizing D. T. Hargraves and John W. Dulaney to construct
bridge across Mississippi River at or near Helena, Ark.] : sultniitted by Mr.
Parks. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1478, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River near New Orleans, La., I'eport to accom-
pany H. R. 13292 [to extend time for construction of bridge across Mississippi
River near and above New Orleans, La., by .said city through its Public Belt
Railroad Commis.sion] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. May 15, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1673, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Missouri River. Bridge across Missouri RLver at Kansas City, Kans., report
to accompany H. R. 13482 [autliorizing Interstate Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kans.] ; submitted
by Mr. Hocli. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1676, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Niobrara, Nebr., report to accompany
H. R. 13592 [authorizing H. A. Rinder to construct bridge across Missouri
River at or near Niobrara. Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Burtness. May 15, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1682, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Union, Nebr., report to accompany H. R.
13826 [authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Union, Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. Shalleuberger.
May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1848, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River between Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha,
Nebr., report to accompany S. 3693 [authorizing Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
Omaha, Nebr., or either of them, to construct free highway bridge across
Missouri River between Council Bluff's, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebr.] ; submitted
by Mr. Robinson [of Iowa]. May 2. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1474. 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River. Mo., report to accompany S. 4203 [authoriz-
ing J. H. Haley to construct bridge across Missouri River near point where
Olive street road, St. Louis County. Mo., if extended west would intersect
Missouri River] ; submitted by Mr. Milligan. May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1690, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Motor-vehicles. Regulation of interstate motor busses on public highways, hear-
ing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12380, to regulate interstate commerce
bv motor vehicles operating as common carriers of persons on public highwavs,
Apr. 10-18, 1928. 1928. iii+307 p. * Paper, 30c. Y 4.In8/4 : M 85/a
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Ashland, Ky., report to accompany
H. R. 13976 [authorizing International Business Company, Inc., to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near Ashland, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Cooper
of Ohio. May 26, 1928. 3 p. (PI. rp. 1898, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Ripley, Ohio, report to accompany H. R.
13591 [authorizing Ripley Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio-
River at or near Ripley. Ohio] : submitted by Mr. Crosser. May 15, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1681, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oregon and California Railroad. Relief for land-grant ralro;ul, report to ac-
company H. R. 10162 [for relief of land-grant railroad operated between
station formerly known as East Portland, Oreg.. and Roseville, Calif.] : sub-
mitted by Mr. Lea. May 5. 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1538, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[The land-grant railroad in question is the Oregon and California Rail-
road, oi^erated by the Southern Pacific Company.] * Paper, 5c.
Ouachita River. Bridge across Ouachita River at Harrisonburg, La., report
to accompany H. R. 13705 [authorizing H. M. Wheeler to construct bridge
across Ouachita River at or near Harrisonburg, La.] ; submitted bv Mr.
Huddleston. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1688, 70th Cong. 1st "sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ouachita River near mouth of Saline River, Ark., report
to accompany H. R. 13540 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission of Arkansas to construct bridge across Ouachita River at point
between mouth of Saline River and Louisiana and Arkansas line, in counties
of Union and Ashley, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. May 15, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1680, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pearl River. Bridge across Pearl River at or near Edinburg, Miss., report to
accompany H. R. 13996 [granting consent of Congress to board of sui>ervisors
of Leake County, or to said board and board of supervisors of Neshoba
County, Miss., to construct free highway bridge across Pearl River at or
near Edinburg, Miss.] : submitted by Mr. Rayburn. Mav 26, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1899, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
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Perdido Bay. Bridge acro.«s Perdido Bay at Innerarily Point, Fla.. report to
accompany H. R. 13747 [autliorizing Nortliwest Florida Corporation to con-
struct bridge across Perdido Bay at or near Innerarity Point in Escambia
County, Fla., to mainland of Baldwin County. Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddle-
ston. ' May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1821, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
JPlatinutn. Marking of platinum, hearing before subcommittee, 70th Congress,
1st session, on S. 1251, to regulate marking of platinum imported into United
States or transported in interstate commerce, May 18, 1928. 1928. iii + 28
p. * Paiier, 5c. Y 4.1n 8/4 : P 69
Pointe aux Herhes lighthouse reservation, La., report to accompany H. R. 13G44
[to sell at private sale portion of Pointe aux Herbes lighthouse reservation.
La., to Louisiana Highway Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Merritt. May 15.
1928. 3 p .(H. rp. 1694, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Potomac River. Bridge across Potomac River at Paw Paw, W., Va., report
to accompany H. R. 13848 [to legalize bridge across Potomac River at or near
Paw Paw, W. Va., being constructed by West Virginia and Maryland] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Perry. May 22, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1823, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Langtry, Tex., report to accompany
H. R. 13318 [authorizing Val Verde County Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Rio Grande at or near Langtry, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Ray-
l)urn. May 15, 1928. 2 p. ( H. rp. 1674, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Rio Grande near Ysleta, Tex., report to accompany H. R.
13778 [authorizing Alex Gonzales to construct bridge across Rio Grande near
Ysleta, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Rayburn. May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1846,
70 h Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sabine River. Bridge across Sabine River at Burr's Ferry, La., report to accom-
pany H. R. 13777 [authorizing Louisiana and Texas to constx'uct free high-
way bridge across Sabine River at or near Burr's Ferry, La.] ; submitted by
Mr. Rayburn. May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1822, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
•S*. Croix River. Bridge across St. Croix River at Stillwater, Minn., report to
accompany H. R. 13-502 [authorizing Minnesota to construct free highway
bridge across St. Croix River at or near Stillwater, Minn.] ; submitted by Mr.
Newton. May 15, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1678. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■St. Laxcrence River. Bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay,
N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 12895 [authorizing New York Development
Association, Inc., to construct bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alex-
andria Bay, N. Y.] ; submitted by Mr. Corning. May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1670, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Santa Rosa Souiid. Bridge aci'oss Santa Rosa Sound, Fla., report to accompany
H. R. 13177 [granting consent of Congress to boards of county commissioners
of counties of Escambia and Santa Rosa, Fla., to construct free highway
bridge across Santa Rosa Sound, Fla., at or near Deer Point, Santa Rosa
County, or at or near Sharp Point on Santa Rosa Island] ; submitted by Mr.
Huddleston. May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1671, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
Savannah River. Bridge across Savannah River at Sylvania, Ga.. report to
accompany H. R. 13267 [authorizing South Carolina and Georgia State high-
way departments to construct toll bridge across Savannah River at or near
Burtons Ferry near Sylvania, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Huddleston. May 15,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1672, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tennessee River. Bridge across Tennessee River at or near Clifton, Tenn.,
report to accompany H. R. 13141 [authorizing T. S. Hassell to construct
bridge across Tennessee River at or near Clifton, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr.
Peery. May 2, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1470, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Tennessee River — Continued.
Bridges in Alabama, report to accompany H. R. 13481 [granting consent
of Congress to Alabama State Bridge Corporation to construct bridges across
Tennessee, Tombigbee, Warrior, Alabama, and Coosa rivers within Alabama] ;
submitted by Mr. Huddleston. May 3. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1489, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
White River. Bridge across White River at Augusta, Ark., report to accompany
H. R. 13689 [granting cnnsent of Congress to Arkansas through its State
Highway Department to construct toll bridge across White River at or near
Augusta, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Parks. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1687^
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across White River at Clarendon, Ark., report to accompany S.
4344 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of Arkan-
sas to construct bridge across White River at or near Clarendon, Ark.] ;
submitted by Mr. Parks. May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1824, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across White River at Newport, Ark., report to accompany H. R.
13108 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of Arkan-
sas to construct toll bridge across White River at or near Newport] ; submit-
ted by Mr. Parks. May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1820, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
INVALID PENSIONS C0MMITTB:E, HOUSE
Pensions. Granting pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and
sailors of Civil War, etc., report to accompany H. R. 13511 [substituted for
H. R. 503 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. W. T. Fitzgerald. May 3, 1928.
380 p. (H. rp. 1501, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 40c.
IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Arkansas River. Interstate compact, Colorado-Kansas, report to accompany
H. R. 7025 [granting consent of Congress to compacts or agreements between
Colorado and Kansas with respect to division and apportionment of waters of
Arkansas River and all other streams in which such States are jointly inter-
ested] ; submitted by Mr. White of Colorado. May 18, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp.
1748, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Cimarron River. Apportionment of waters of Cimarron River and all other
streams in which New Mexico and Oklahoma are jointly interested, report to
accompany H. R. 6496 ; submitted by Mr. Morrow. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1737, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Colorado River. Interstate compacts, Colorado-Utah, report to accompany
H. R. 7028 [granting consent of Congress to compacts or agreements between
Colorado and Utah with respect to division and apportionment of waters of
Colorado, Green, Bear or Yampa, White, San Juan, and Dolores rivers and
all other streams in which such States are jointly interested] ; submitted by
Mr. White of Colorado. May IS, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1751, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Gila River. Compacts or agreements between New Mexico and Arizona with
respect to division and apportionment of waters of Gila and San Francisco
rivers and all other streams in which such States are jointly interested, re-
port to accompany H. R. 6499 ; submitted by Mr. Morrow. May IS, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1740, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
North Platte River. Granting consent of Congress to compacts between Colo-
rado and Wyoming, report to accompany H. R. 7026 [gi'anting consent of
Congress to compacts or agreements between Colorado and Wyoming with
respect to division and apportionment of waters of North Platte River and
other streams in which such States are jointly interested] ; submitted by
Mr. White of Colorado. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1749, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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}forth Platte River — Continued.
Interstate compacts, Colorado-Nebraska, report to accompany H. R. 7027
[^rantin.c: consent of Congress to compacts or agreements b-'tween Colorado
and Nebraska with respect to division and apportionment of waters of North
Platte River and all other streams in which such States are jointly inter-
ested! : submitted by Mr. White of Colorado. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. n^-
1750. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Storage for diversion of waters of North Platte River and construction
of Saratoga reclamation project, report to accompany H. R. 13421 : sub-
mitted by Mr. Winter. May 18, 1928. 3 p. (H. i-p. 1759. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, .5c.
To provide for storage and diversion of waters of North Platte River
and construction of Casper-Alcova reclamation project, report to accompany
H. R 13420: submitted by Mr. Winter. May IS, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1758,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Okanogan imgation project. DeliveiT of water on Okanogan irrigation proj-
ect. Wash., during 1928 season, report to accompany H. J. Res. 298 : sub-
mitted by Mi-. Smith. May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1637. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
Rio Grande. ApiK)rtionment of waters of Rio Grande, Pecos, and Canadian
or Red rivers, report to accompany H. R. 6497 [granting consent of Congress
to compacts or agreements between New Mexico and Texas with respect to
division and apiwrtionment of waters of Rio Grande. Pecos, and Canadian
or Red rivers, and all other streams in which such States are jointly inter-
ested] : submitted by Mr. Morrow. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1738. 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c.
— Compacts or agreements between New Mexico and Colorado with respect
to division and apportionment of waters of Rio Grande, San Juan, and Las
Animas rivers, and all other streams in which such States are jointly inter-
ested, report to accompany H. R. 6498; submitted by Mr. Morrow. May 18,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1739, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
— Interstate compact, Colorado-New Mexico, report to accompany H. R.
7024 [granting consent of Congress to compacts or agreements between Colo-
rado and New Mexico with respect to division and apportionment "f waters
of Rio Grande, San Juan, and Las Animas rivers and all other strc>ams in
which such States are jointly interested] ; submitted by Mr. White of Colo-
rado. May IS, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1747, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Rio Grande irrigation project. Extending time of construction payments on
Rio Grande Federal irrigation project, N. Jlex.-Tex. [by Elephanr Butte
Irrigation District and El Paso County Water Improvement District 1],
report to accompany H. R. 11471 ; submitted by Mr. Morrow. May 10. 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1589, 70th Cong. 1st ses.s.) * Paper. 5c.
Umatilla Rapids project. Oreg., report to accompany H. R. 306 [for protection
and development of Umatilla Rapids in Columbia River] ; submitted by Mr.
Sinnott. May 26, 192S. 9 p. (H. rp. 1909, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Agricultural d<iy. To provide for Agricultural day. report to accompany S. J.
Res. 61; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 3, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1504, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Alaska. Care of insane citizens of Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 170:
submitted by Mr. Graham. May 7, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1540, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bonds of officers, etc. Amending law regarding official bonds, report to accom-
pany H. R. 13978 [to amend sec. 5 of act of Mar. 2. 1895. relating to official
bonds] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1862, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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962 Mat, 1928
Boxing matches in Hawaii, report to accompauy H. R. 7200 [to amend sec. 321
of penal code] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 7, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1542,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 1 and 14, 1928 ;
no. 13 and 14. 1928. 64 p. and 70 p. 4° | Y 4. J 89/1 : 70/13, 14 I
Clerks. Appointment of law clerks to circuit judges, report to accompany 1
H. R. 9054; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 8, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1561, I
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c. '
Courts of United States. Prescribing procedure for forfeiture of vessels and
vehicles under customs, navigation, and internal revenue laws, hearing,
70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12730, May 8, 1928. 1928. ii+30 p.
( Serial 27.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : V 63/2
To change procedure in Federal courts in certain cases, hearings, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10639, H. R. 10548, Apr. 25, 1928. 1928. [pt.
3], ii+26 p. ( Serial 1, pt. 3. ) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : P 94/23/pt. 3
Disburshiff officers. Designation and bonding of persons to act for disbursing
officers [and others charged with disbursement of public money of United
States], report to accompany H. R. 12203; submitted by Mr. Graham. May
3, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1497, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
D'i strict Courts. Amend ;^.ct establishing eastern judicial district of Oklahoma
[so as to provide for holding terms of court at Durant, Okla.], report to
accompany H. R. 10431 ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 11, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1604, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Amend sec. 71 of judicial code as amended, report to accompany H. R.
12036 [to amend sec. 71 of judicial code, as amended by public numbered 21,
70th Congress, approved Feb. 7, 1928, so as to transfer Ashley County from
western to eastern district of xVrkansas] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May
12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1625, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Amend sec. 126, title 28, United States code [relative to appointments of
relatives by district judges and judges of Circuit Courts of Appeals], report
to accompany H. R. 12526 ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 24, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1857, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Change Hardeman County, Tex., from Fort Worth division to Wichita
Falls division of northern judicial district of Texas, report to accompany
H. R. 9055; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1624,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Changing boundaries of divisions of .southern district of California [and
tei-ms of court for each division], report to accompany H. R. 12351; sub-
mitted by Mr. Graham. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1626, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Provision of times and places for holding terms of court for eastern
district of North Carolina, report to accompany S. 3947 ; submitted by Mr.
Weaver. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1426, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
— — To create new division of district court for northern district of Texas,
report to accompauy H. R. 12629 ; submitted by Mr. Sumners of Texas.
May 17, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1721, 70th Cong, l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Flags. To adopt official flag code of United States, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. J. Res. 11, Jan. 25, 1928. 1928. ii+34 p. (Serial 28.)
* Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : F 59, '6
Florida. For relief of Florida, report to accompany S. 3917 : submitted by
Mr. Christopherson. May 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1787, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ||
* Paper, 5c. T|
Godfrey, Mrs. Cora W. To permit United States to be made party defendant
in certain case [to be instituted in courts of South Carolina by Mrs. Cora W.
Godfrey to foreclose mortgage of W. J. Wood], report to accompany H. R.
12809; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 7. 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1545, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Industrial Reformatory. To remove age limits of persons who may be con-
fined at Industrial Reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio, report to accompany
H. R. 12249; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1498,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Judges. Additional district judge for eastern and western districts, South
Carolina, report to accompany H. R. 12811 ; submitted by Mr. Dominick.
Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1427, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional judge for northern district of Illinois, report to accompany
S. 4183 [authorizing filling of vacancy occurring in office of district judge
for northern district of Illinois created by act for appointment of additional
circuit judge for 4th judicial circuit, for appointment of additional district
judges for certain districts, providing for annual conference of certain judges,
and for other pui^poses] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 18, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1736, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional judge in Florida, report to accompany S. 1275 [to create
additional judge for southern district of Florida] ; submitted by Mr. Graham.
May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1859, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional justice for Supreme Court of District of Columbia, report
to accompany H. R. 13116 ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 3, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1500, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Appointment of additional circuit judge for 2d judicial circuit, report
to accompany S. 1976 ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 24. 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1860, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To provide additional justice of Supreme Court of District of C<»lumbia,
hearing. 70th Consn-ess, 1st session, on H. R. 13116, May 1, 1928. 1928.
ii+17 p. ( Serial 25. ) * Paper, 5c. T 4. J 89/1 : D 63/13
Laics. Revision and printing of index to Federal statutes, report to accom-
pany H. R. 9778 [to amend act providing for revision and printing of index
to Federal statutes by librarian of Congress, so as to include acts of 70th
Congress, and increasing appropriation therefor] ; submitted by Mr. Graham.
May 7, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1541, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marslials. Fees of marshal in certain cases, report to accompany H. R. 12250
[to amend sec. 574, title 28, United States code, relative to fees of marshals
for expenses of keeping boats, etc.. attached in admiralty] ; submitted by
Mr. Graham. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1499, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Miller, B. C. B. C. Miller, report to accompany H. R. 11859 [for relief of
B. C. Miller] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 8, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1562,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Xarcotic farms. Establishment of 2 narcotic farms, hearings. 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 127S1. H. R. 13645, Apr. 26-28, 1928^ 1928. ii+222
p. 11. ( Serial 29.) * Paper, 20c. Y 4. J 89/1 : N 16
Establishment of 2 narcotic fanns, report to accompany H. R. 13645
[to establish 2 narcotic farms for confinement and treatment of persons
addicted to use of habit-forming narcotic drugs who have been convicted
of offenses against United States] ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 14,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1652, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
North Carolina. For relief of North Carolina, report to accompany S. 3097 ;
submitted by Mr. Graham. May 22, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1S18, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Oaths. Dispensing with oath or aflirmation as method of verifying certain
written instruments, rejjort to accompany H. R. 9343 ; submitted by Mr.
Graham. May 8, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp, 1566, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pickert, L., Fi^sh Company, Incorporated. L. Pickert Fish Co. (Inc.), report
to accompany H. R. 10908 [for relief of L. Pickert Fish Company (Incor-
porated)]; submitted by Mr. Christopherson. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1462, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
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964 May, 1928
Prison camps. To establish Federal prison camps, report to accompany H. R.
11285; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 18, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1735, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Probation system. To amend probation law, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on H. R. 11801, Apr. 13, 1928. 1928. ii+69 p. il. 8 pi. 3 maps.
( Serial 24. ) * Paper, 15c. Y 4 J 89/1 : P 94/26
Prohibition. Certain information from Secretary of Treasui-y concerning en-
forcement of prohibition law in western district of Pennsylvania, adverse
report to accompany H. Res. 181 ; submitted by Mr. Graham. May 3. 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1496, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Information concerning prohibition enforcement from Attorney General,
adverse report to accompany H. Res. 180; submitted by Mr. Graham. May
3,1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1495, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To amend prohibition laws for purpose of more efficient enforcement,
hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11410, Apr. 30, 1928. 1928.
ii+59 p. (Serial 26.) * Paper, 10c. Y 4. J 89/1 : P 94/27
LAWS, COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF, HOUSE
Code of laxcs of United States. Publication of supplements to United States
Code and of code of laws for District of Columbia and supplements thereto,
report to accompany H. R. 13621 [to authorize preparation and publication
of supplements to Code of laws of United Stages with perfecting amendments,
printing of bills to codify laws relating to District of Columbia and of such
code and of supplements thereto, and for distribution] ; submitted by Mr.
Roy G. Fitzgerald. May 16, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1705, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Blount, Camp. Acquisition of land and erection of markers at Camp Blount,
Tenn., hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11196. for erection of
tablet or markers at Camp Blount, Lincoln County, Tenn., May 16. 1928. 1928.
ii+11 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.L 61/1 : C 15
District of Columbia. Improvement of base and grounds of Washington Monu-
ment, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11208, to provide for
eng neering and landscape study, preparation of plans, and estimate of cost
of improvement of base and grounds of Washington Monument in District
of Columbia, May 11, 1928. 1928. ii+7 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.L61/1: W27
Ellsworth, Lincoln. Lincoln Ellsworth medal, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 3919, to award gold medal to Lincoln Ellsworth, distinguished
American explorer. May 16, 1928. 1928. ii+12 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.L 61/1 : El 5
Medal of honor to Lincoln Ellsworth, report to accompany H. R. 12456
[awarding Congressional Medal of Honor to Lincoln Ellsworth] ; submitted
by Mr. Luce. May 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1839, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[Committee amends H. R. 12456 so as to authorize presentation of gold medal
of honor to Lincoln Ellsworth instead of Congressional Medal of Honor.]
* Paper, 5c.
Government officials and employees. Awards for distinguished work in science
and conspicuous semce, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 424,
providing for a medal of honor and awards to Government employees for
distinguished work in science, and H. R. 13036, to authorize board of regents
of Smithsonian Institution to make recommendations regarding conspicuous
service, May 8, 1928. 1928. ii-f 39 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.L 61/1 : Sci 2
Hart, Nancy. Tablet or marker to commemorate Nancy Hart, reiwrt to accom-
pany H. R. 7452 [for erection of tablet or marker to be placed at some suit-
able point at Alfords Bridge in county of Hart, Ga., on national highway
between Georgia and South Carolina, to commemorate memory of Nancy
Hart] ; submitted by Mr. Luce. May 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1807, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Mount Rushmore Xatio7Ml Memorial Commission, report to accompany H. R.
12521 [croatins Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission and defin-
ing its purpose and powers] ; submitted by Mr. Luce. May 21, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1800. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nashville, Tcnii. Establishment of Presidents' plaza, Nashville, Tenn., hear-
ing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 9496, providing for Presidents'
plaza and memorial in Nashville, Tenn., to Andrew Jackson, James K.
Polk, and Andrew Johnson, former Presidents of United States. Mav 11.
1928. 1928. il+12 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4. L61/1:P92
Presidents' plaza and memorial in Nashville, Tenn., report to accom-
pany S. 3171 [providing for Presidents' plaza and memorial in Nashville,
Tenn.. to Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, and Andrew Johnson, former
Presidents of United States] : submitted by Mr. Luce. May 24, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 18.55, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
2fez Percex Indians. Moniiment on site of battle between Nez Perce Indians
under command of Chief Joseph and command of Nelson A. Miles, report
to accompany H. R. 8109: submitted by Mr. Luce. May 21, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1799, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission, report to accompany H. J. Res. 304 [pro-
viding for observance and commemoration of 150th anniversary of death of
Casimir Pulaski, and establishing commission to be known as United States
Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Luce. May 21,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1798, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rhode Island. Battle of, 177 S. One hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Battle
of Rhode Island, report to accompany H. R. 11800 [to establish commission
for participation of United States in observance of 150th anniversary of
Battle of Rhode Island] ; submitted by Mr. Luce. May 22. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1809, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Sesquicentennial celebration of Battle of Rhode Island, hearing, 70th
Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 11800, to establish commission for participa-
tion of United States in observance of 150th anniversary of Battle of Rhode
Island; May 16, 1928. 1928. ii+6 p. * Paper, 5c. T4. L6l/l:R34
'Wyommg massacre, 1778. Sesquicentennial of Battle of Wyoming, hearing,
70th Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 13594, for cooperation of Federal Gov-
ernment in sesquicentennial of Battle of Wyoming; May 16, 1928. 1928.
ii+16 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. L 61/1 : W 99
Sesquicentennial of Battle of Wyoming, repoi-t to accompany H. R.
14034. [to establish commission for participation of United States in observ-
ance of 150th anniversary of Battle of Wyoming] ; submitted by Mr. Luce.
May 26, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1900, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Yorktoion Sesquicentennial Commission, report to accompany H. J. Res. 279
[establishing commission to formulate and submit plans for observance of
150th anniversary of surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, Va.] ; submitted
by Mr. Luce. May 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1801, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Fish-culture. Five-year construction and maintenance program. Bureau of
Fisheries, report to accompany H. R. 13383 : submitted by Mr. White of
Maine. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1434, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Zfights. Lights for tugs whose principal business is harbor towing, report to
accompany H. R. 13032 [to amend act to regulate navigation on Great Lakes
and their connecting and tributary waters] ; submitted by Mr. White of
Maine. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1432, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lights on lake steamers, report to accompany H. R. 13037 [to amend
sec. 1, rule 2, rule 3, subdivision e, and rule 9 of act to regulate navigation
on Great Lakes and their connecting and tributary waters] ; submitted by
Mr. White of Maine. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1433. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Air Corps retrievers. Construction or purchase of 1 heavy seagoing Air Corps
retriever for War Department [for use at France Field, Canal Zone], report to
accompany H. R. 10365; submitted by Mr. Furlow. May 7, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1558, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Airplanes. First heavier-than-air flying machines, report to accompany H. J.
Res. 224 [to ascertain which was 1st heavier-than-air flying machine] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1467, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Audler, Fred, jr. Fred Andler, jr., report to accompany H. R. 4683 [for relief
of Fred Andler, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 12, 1928. 3 p. (H.
rp. 1634, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army. Percentages of enlisted men in 6th and 7th grades of Army, etc.,^ report
to accompany H. R. 13250; submitted by Mr. Furlow. May 1, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1450, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army Transport Service. Army Transport retirement, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 436, H. R. 5634, H. R. 9832, and H. R. 10478. Mar. 5-
Apr. 14, 1928. 1928. ii+36 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : R 31/4
Providing for retirement of navigators or engineers in Army Transport
Service, report to accompany H. R. 10478 [providing retirement for persons
who hold licenses as navigators or engineers who have reached the age of 64
.vears and who have served 25 or more years on seagoing vessels of Army
Transport Service] ; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. May 2. 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1466, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Auhiirn, Me. Purchase of land adjoining target range at Auburn. Me., report
to accompany S. 2463 [to amend act for purchase of land adjoining target
range at Auburn, Me., so as to provide for cost of investigation of title, etc.] ;
submitted by Mr. Frothingham. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1441, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Aviators. Recognizing aviation accomplishments, report to accompany S. 4235;
submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. May 15. 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1696, 70tb
Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee amends S. 4235, relating to medals for foreign
aviators, by adding new section concerning pay and retirement of military
aviators, and amends title to read : Act for recogn'zing aviation accomplish-
ments.] * Paper, 5c.
Bliss. Foi-t. Purchase of land adjoining Fort Bliss. Tex., hearing before sub-
committee no. 2, 70th Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 8288 ; statements of
B. F. Cheatham [and] Dayton Moses, Apr. 13, 1928. 1928. ii+10 p. * Paper,
5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : F 77/11
BuUis. Camp. Purchase of land near Camp BuUis, Tex., report to accompany
H. R. 11071 : submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1583,.
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Carlisle, Paul D. Paul D. Carlisle, report to accompany S. 3201 [for relief of
Paul D. Carlisle] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1431, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Chavi^, Richard A. Richard A. Chavis. report to accompany H. R. 3278 [for
relief of Richard A. Chavis] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 2, 1928. 2
p. (H. rp. 1464, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Claims. Settlement of damages to persons and property by Army aircraft, re-
port to accompany H. R. 7939 ; submitted by Mr. Furlow. Mav 10, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1582, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Clark, Camp. Purchase of land adjoining Camp Clark, Nevada, Mo. [and
authorizing appropriation therefor], report to accompany H. R. 12951; sub-
mitted by Mr. James. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1896, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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€lay, Mrs. Maria H. Mari5 Heiisley Clay, report to accompany H. R. 10194
[for relief of Maria Hensley Clay, mother of Charles D. Clay, jr.] ; submitted
by Mr. Waiuwright. May 3, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 14S3, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Cole, George A. George A. Cole, report to accompany H. R. 12641 [for relief
of George A. Colel ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1447, 70th Cong. 1st ses-s.) * Paper, 5c.
Costello, Edward J. Edward J. Costello, report to accompany H. R. 1539 [for
relief of Edward J. Costello] ; submitted by Mr. Garrett of Texas. May 11,
1928. 4 p. ( H. rp. 1G02, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Coivpens, Battle of, 11 SI. National military park at Cowpens battle ground, re-
port to accompany H. R. 12106 [to erect national monument at Cowpens battle
gi-ound] ; submitted by Mr. McSwaiu. May 10, 1928. 16 p. (H. rp. 1584, 70rh
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
L. C. ^ard 2S-26391)
■Cunningham. Joseph. Joseph Cunningham, report to accompany S. 2733 [for
relief of Joseph Cunningham] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow. May 1, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1449, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Davidson, Donald M. Donald M. Davidson, reiK)rt to accompany H. R. 10812
[for relief of Donald M. Davidson] : submitted by Mr. V.'ainwright. Mav
23, 1928. 4 p. (H. i-p- 1S31. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Day, George A. Gleorge A. Day, reixtrt to accompany H. R. 9719 [for relief of
George A. Day] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1521,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
District of Columbia. "Washington Parish Burial Ground (Congressional Ceme-
tery), hearing before subcommittee no. 9, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
11916; statements of Mrs. Edwin C. Gregory [and] Charles L. Abernethv,
Apr. 24, 1928. 1928. ii-f9 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.M59/1:W27
Dombris, Norman. Norman Dombris, report to accompany H. R. 10457 [for
relief of Norman Dombris] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Mav 15, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1699, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dry Valley road. Paving Government road from Rossville, Ga., to Chicka-
mauga National Military Park, report to accompany H. R. 12662 [for paving
of Government road, known as Dry Valley road, commencing where said road
leaves La Fayette road, in Rossville, Ga., and extending to Chickamauga
and Chattanooga National Military Park, constituting approach road to said
park] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1802, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Edwards, Robert O. Robert 0. Edwards, report to accompany S. 2894 [for
relief of Robert O. Edwards] ; submitted by Mr. Furlow. May 22, 1928. 7 p.
(H. rp. 1815, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fleming, John F. John F. Fleming, report to accompany H. R. 12650 [for
relief of John F. Fleming] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 18, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1734, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fort Negley National Park. National military park at Fort Negley on battle
field of Nashville, Tenn.. hearing. 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10291 ;
statements of Mrs. E. Gillentine [and] Joseph W. Byrns, Feb. 2, 1928. 1928.
ii-j-7 p. * Paper, 5c. T4.M 59/1 : F 77/12
Gateway Bridge Company. Acquisition of land, now part of Fort Brown mili-
tary reservation, by Gateway Bridge Co., report to accompany H. R. 13458:
submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1797, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
General Staff Corps. Equalize rank of officers in positions of great respon-
sibility in Army and Navy [namely chief of staff of Army and chief of naval
operations], report to accompany H. R. 9961 ; submitted by Mr. Wright. May
7, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1547. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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General Staff Corps — Continued.
Providing that certain graduates of general service schools and of Army
War College may be eligible for selection to General Staff Corps, report to
accompany S. 1S2S ; submitted by Mr. Wright. May 5, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1551, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Harden. Josiah. Josiah Harden, report to accompany H. R. 1.3260 [for relief
of Josiah Harden] : submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 11, 192S. 4 p. (H. rp.
1G17, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
nollij. Squire J. Squire J. Holly, report to accompany H. R. 2069 [for relief of
Squire J. Holly] : submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. May 25, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1886, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Huestis, Alfred O. Alfred O. Heustis, report to accompany H. R. 3443 [for
relief of xVlfred O. Huestis] ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. May 1, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1442, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Htmt, Mrs. Elizabeth. Elizabeth Hunt, report to accompany H. R. ^02 [for
relief of Elizabeth Hunt, widow of George W. Hunt] ; submitted by Mr.
Speaks. May 18, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1733, 70th Cong. 1st ses.s. ) * Paper, 5c.
Hunter. Armstrong. Armstrong Hunter, report to accompany H. R. 6112 [for
relief of Armstrong Hunter] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of Illinois. May 1,.
192S. 3 p. (H. rp. 1446, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jackson, Pierce D. Pierce Dale Jackson, report to accompany H. R. 1286T
[granting honorable discharge to Pierce Dale Jackson] ; submitted by Mr.
McSwain. Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1428, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jefferson rille, Ind. Authorizing sale of surplus War Department real proijerty
at Jeffersonville. Ind., report to accompany H. R. 12689; submitted by Mr.
MeSweeney. May 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1549, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Jimenez. Jose J. Jose J. Jimenez, report to accompany H. J. Res. 300 [author-
izing Secretary of AVar to receive for instruction at Military Academy, West
Point. Jose J. J.menez, citizen of Venezuela] ; submitted by Mr. Morin.
May 26, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1914, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) *Paper, 5c.
L bouts. Construction or purchase of 2 L boats for War Department, report
to accompany H. R. 10363: submitted by Mr. Glynn. May 7, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1556, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Laws, Mrs. Rosetta. Rosetta Laws, report to accompany H. R. 3728 [for relief
of Rosetta Laws] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1906, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lee, Joseph. Joseph Lee, report to accompany H. R. 4244 [for relief of Joseph
Lee] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 1, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1443, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lcich, John ^V. John W. Leicli. alias John Leach, report to accompany H. R.
11854 [for relief of John W. Leich, alias John Leach, alias John W.
Lamont] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 26, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1908, 70tb
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
MoAleer. Joseph M. Joseph M. McAleer, report to accompany H. R. 13476 [for
relief of Joseph M. McAleer, alias Joseph M. Mejair] ; submitted by Mr.
Ransley. May 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1523, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
McKinley, Fort. Transfer of water pipe line at Fort McKinley, Me., to Port-
land Water District, report to accompany S. 3057 [to transfer and convey to
Portland Water District, a municipal corporation, water pipe line including
submarine water main connecting Fort McKinley, Me., with water system of
Ptsrtland Water District] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. May 3, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1492, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Manley, James A. James Aloysius Manley, report to accompany H. R. 1304S
[for relief of James Aloysius Manley] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama.
May 12, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1635, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Marko, Joseph. Joseph Marko, reixiit to accompany H. R. 11844 [for relief of
Joseph Marko] ; submitted by Mr. (41ynu. May 29, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1927,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marsli/ill. Samuel J. D. Samuel J. D. Marshall, report to accompany H. R
11422 [for relief of Samuel J. D. Marshall] ; submitted by Mr. R^uisley.
May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1663, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MUiianj Acadenn/, West Point. To authorize appropriations for construction
at ^lilitary Academy, West Point, N. Y., report to accompany H. K. 11469;
submitted "by Mr. Morin. May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1812, 7Uth Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Transter of surplus materials for construction of buildinjrs at West
Point [Military Academy], report to accompany H. R. 6655: submitted bv
Mr. Frothiugham. May 21, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1804, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Military posts. Authorizing appropriations for construction at military posts,
report to accompany H. R. 13825 ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. May 21,
1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1793, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Militia. Settlement of claims for armory drill pay, report to accompany H. R.
13296; submitted by Mr. Houston of Hawaii. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1491, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Settlement of claims for armory drill pay, report to accompany S. 4216;
submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1559, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Miller. Robert W. For relief of Rtibert W. Miller, hearing. 70th Congress. 1st
session, Mar. 31, 1928. 1928. ii+21 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4. M59/1:M61
Milligan. Howard P. H. P. Milligan, report to accompany H. R. 13440 [for
relief of Howard P. Milligan] ; submitted by Mr. James. May 23, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 1834, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Monocacy, Battle of the, 186^. National military park at battle field of
Mouocacy. IMd., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11722. Apr. 13,
1928. 1928. ii+14 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. M 59/1 : M 75
National military park at battle field of Monocacy, Md., report to ac-
company H. R. 11722 [to establish national military park at battle field of
Monocacy, Md.] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1610,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Monterey. Calif. Conveying lands to Monterey, Calif., report to accompany
H. R. 13033 [to convey portions of military reservation at Monterey, Calif.,
to Monterey. Calif., for extension of Alvarado street] : submitted by Mr. Mc-
Swain. Jday 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1803. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moore. Thomas W. Thomas W. Moore, report to accompany H. R. 13097 [for
relief of Thomas W. Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Frothiugham. :May 1. 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1448, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Morgan, Mrs. Eduin D. Edwin D. ^Morgan, report to aecompnny H. R. 12359
[for relief of widow of Edwin D. ^Inrgan] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May
18, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1744, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Motor-boats. Motor mine yawls for War Department, report to accompany
H. R. 10364 [for construction or purchase of 2 motor mine yawls for War
Department] ; submitted by Mr. Glynn. May 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1557. 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Amending sec. 4826, Revised
statutes [as amended, so as to increase number of members of board of man-
agers of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers] ; submitted by Mr.
Glynn. May 2.5, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1877, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Board of managers of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
to accept title to [land, etc., of] State Camp for Veterans at Bath, N. Y.,
report to accompany H. R. 12953: submitted by Mr. Glynn. May 11. 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1611, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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970 May, 1928
Next Orleans, La. Authorizing Secretary of War to lease to New Oi'leans Asso-
ciation of Commerce New Orleans quartermaster intermediate depot unit
no. 2, report to accompany H. J. Res. 258 ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. Apr.
30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1430, TOtli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Netvliold, Robinson. Robinson Newbold. repoit to accompany H. R. 5222 [for
relief of Robinson Newbold] ; submitted by Mr. Boylan. May 9, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1573, TOth Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Officers, Air Corps. Increase efficiency of Air Corps [reports] to accompany
H. R. 12814; submitted by Mr. Wainwright. Apr. 16 and May 3, 1928. [2
pts.] 10 p. and/3 p. (H. rp. 1277, 2 pts., 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
each.
— — Promotion and retirement, hearings, 70th Congi'ess, 1st session, on H. R.
12199 [to increase efficiency of Air Corps] Apr. 2 and 4. 1928. 1928. pt. 2,
ii+11-42 p. * Paper. 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : Ai 7/8/pt. 2
Officers, Army. Commissioned service in Philippine Constabulary, report to ac-
company S. 3463 [to recognize commissioned service in Philippine Constabu-
lary in determining rights of officers of Regular Army] ; submitted by Mr.
McSwain. Apr. 30, 1928. 11 p. (H. rp. 1425, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
To define promotion list of Army, report [and minority views] to accom-
pany H. R. 13509 [to define promotion-list officers of Army and to prescribe
methods of their promotion]. [2 pts.] (H. rp. 1574, 2 pts., 70th Cong. 1st
sess. )
[pt. l.]Report ; submitted by Mr. Morin. May 9, 1928. 23 p. [Includes minority
views of Mr. Wainwright.] * Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Wainwright. May 10, 1928. 4 p. * Pa-
per, 5c.
■ To make chiefs and assistant chiefs of branches of Army eligible for ap-
pointment as general officers of the line, report to accompany H. R. 13244 ;
submitted by Mr. Wainwright. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1792, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Padmore, Arthur A. Arthur A. Padmore, report to accompany H. R. 4626 [for
relief of Arthur A. Padmore] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. May 1, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1444, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pansh, Willia^n. William Parish, report to accompany H. R. 11181 [for relief
of William Parish] ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. May 23, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1832, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pay, Anny. Collection of indebtedness due United States from enlisted men
[of Army], report to accompany S. 1829; submitted by Mr. Wright. May 5,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1550, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Define terms "child" and "children" as used in acts of May 19[18],
1920, and June 10, 1920 [1922, relating to pay and allowances of commis-
sioned and enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service], report to accompany
H. R. 12449; submitted by Mr. Wright. May 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1548,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Readjust pay of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, and Public Health Service, report to accompany H. R. 12110
[to amend act to readjust pay and allowances of commissioned and enlisted
personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, and Public Health Service, relative to pay of certain officers of Army
whose pay is limited by law to that of grade of captain] ; submitted by Mr.
Quin. May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1519, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Physician to the President. Rank, pay, and allowances of personal physician
to the President, report to accompany H. R. 13784 [allowing rank, pay, and
allowances of colonel, Medical Corps, Army, to medical officer assigned to
duty as personal physician to the President] ; submitted by Mr. Wainwright.
May 25, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1867, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Pirkey, Frank Z. Frank Z. Pirkey, report to accompany H. R. 3460 [for relief
of Frank Z. Pirkey] ; submitted by Mr. Hoffman. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
18S7, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pringle, James W. James W. Pringle, report to accompany H. R. 1320 [for
relief of James W. Pringle] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 25, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1885, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Reed, Walter. To recognize high public service rendered by Walter Reed and
those associated with him in discovery of cause and means of transmission
of yellow fever, report to accompany H. R. 13060; submitted by Mr. Froth-
Ingham. Apr. 30. 1928. 10 p. (H. rp. 1429, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26326
• Yellow fever, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session [on H. R. 11686, to pro-
vide for placing of names of certain individuals on rolls of War Department,
and to authorize board of regents of Smithsonian Institution to make certain
recommendations as to recognition of citizens in public service who through
voluntary risk of life and health have rendered conspicuous service to the
people of the country], Apr. 11, 1928. 1928. pt. 1, ii+1-22 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.M 59/1 : Y 3/pt.l
Reserve Division, War Dept. Create Reserve Division of War Department,
report to accompany H. R. 11683; submitted by Mr. Hill of Alabama. May
12, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 1631, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Richards, DaA)id F. David F. Richards, alias David Richards, report to accom-
pany H. R. 2651 [for relief of David F. Richards, alias David Richards] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Hoffman. May 22, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1814, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Russell, Frank C. Frank C. Russell, report to accompany H. R. 11343 [for
relief of Frank C. Russell] ; submitted by Mr. Frothingham. May 25, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1893, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rynearson, Oren W. Oren W. Rynearson, report to accompany H. R. 8974
[authorizing the President to order Oren W. Rynearson before retiring board
for hearing of his case and upon findings of such board determine whether
or not he be placed on retired list with rank and pay held by him at time of
his resignation] ; submitted by Mr. Wainwright. May 25, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp.
1889, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Paul, Minn. Grant land to St. Paul, Minn., report to accompany H. R.
12988; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1791, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Santa Rosa Island. Defining " public purposes " with respect to parts of Santa
Rosa Island, Fla., report to accompany H. R. 13174 [declaring certain desig-
nated purposes with respect to parts of Santa Rosa Island in Florida to be
" public purposes " within meaning of proviso in sec. 7 of act approved Mar.
12, 1926. authorizing use for permanent construction at military posts of pro-
ceeds from sale of surplus War Department real property, and authorizing
sale of certain military reservations] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 21,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1805, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sale of land, Santa Rosa, Fla., report to accompany S. 3991 [declaring
certain designated purposes with respect to parts of Santa Rosa Island in
Florida to be " public purposes " within meaning of proviso in sec. 7 of act
approved Mar. 12, 1926, authorizing use for permanent construction at mili-
tary posts of proceeds from sale of surplus War Department real property,
and authorizing sale of certain military reservations] ; submitted by Mr.
McSwain. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1796, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Schefick, Martial G. Martin G. Schenck. report to accompany H. R. 13633 [for
relief of Martin G. Schenck, alias Martin G. Schanck] ; submitted by Mr.
Reece. May 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1843, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sell, Oliver C. Oliver C. Sell, report to accompany S. 2966 [for relief of Oliver
C. Sell] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1461, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Seymour, Mrs. Henrietta. Henrietta Seymour, report to accompany H. R. 8079
[for relief of Henrietta Seymour, widow of Joseph H. Seymour] ; submitted
by Mr. Huglies. May 26, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1907, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Shand, Richvngs J. Credit accounts of Rictiings J. Shand, United States prop-
erty and disbursing officer, Illinois National Guard, report to accompany
H. R. 10244; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 25, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1892,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sherman, William M. William M. Sherman, report to accompany S. 162 [for
relief of William M. Sherman] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 5, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1535, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Silvers, Ernest L. Ernest L. Silvers, report to accompany H. R. 8597 [for relief
of Ernest L. Silvers] ; submitted by Mr. Ransley. May 11. 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1616, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Simpson, Frank W. To reinstate Frank W. Simpson, formerly lieutenant,
coast artillery, as 1st lieutenant in Army, report to accompany H. R. 4811 ;
submitted by Mr. Wainwright. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1465, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Smith, Charles. Charles Smith, report to accompany H. R. 11772 [for relief
of Charles Smith] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1664, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Smith, James W. James W. Smith, report to accompany H. R. 12834 [for
relief of James W. Smith] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain. May 11, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1603, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Target practice. Amend national defense act [relative to holding of rifle
competitions or national matches every year], report to accompany H. R.
13446; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 5, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1531, 70t}>
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Thomas, Fort. Improvement of Fort Thomas avenue. Fort Thomas, Ky., report
to accompany H. R. 13406 [to authorize Fort Thomas, Ky., to widen, improve,
reconstruct, and resurface Fort Thomas avenue and to assess cost thereof
against United States according to front feet of military reservation abutting
thereon, and authorizing appropriation therefor] ; submitted by Mr. McSwain.
May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1854, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Traveling expenses. Mileage allowance in lieu of transportation, report to
accompany S. 1825 [to amend sec. 12 of act to readjust pay and allowances
of commissioned and enlisted persinniel of Ai'my, Navy, JNlarine Corps, Coast
Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, as amended,
so as to authorize allowance of 3 cents per mile, in lieu of transportation
in kind, for persons using privately owned conveyances while traveling
under competent orders] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. jNIay 25, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1868, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [S. 1825 also includes the National Guard.}
* Paper, 5c.
Travis Edgar, sr. Edgar Travis, sr., report to accompany S. 652 [for relief of
Edgar Travis, sr.] ; submitted by Mr. Reece. May 25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1894, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Trussell, James E. James E. Trussell, report to accompany S. 2673 [for relief
of James E. Trussell] ; submitted by Mr. Speaks. May 2, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
1460, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
TJlery, Clarence. Amend national defense act, report to accompany H. R. 8341
[for appointing Clarence Ulery, warrant officer, Army] ; submitted by Mr.
Wright. May 7, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1553, 70th Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Van Leeutven, Adrian. Placing Cadet Adrian Van Leeuwen on retired list,
report to accompany H. R. 78S7; submitted by Mr. Wainwright. May 14,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1658, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Certain contracts entered into by War Department to be
made in writing, report to accompany H. R. 12352; submitted by Mr. Wright.
May 5, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1552, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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War Department — Continued.
To amend see. 3 of act approved Mar. 12, 1926, relating to sale of surplus
War Department real property, report to accompany S. 3752; submitted by
Mr. McSwain. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1614, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Watcrtown, Mass. Widening and resurfacing of Arsenal street in Watertown,
Mass., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10149, Apr. 13, 1928;
statement of Frederick W. Dallinger [and statement of C. C Williams.] 1928.
11+10 p. *Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : W 31
Westport National Park. National military park to commemorate Battle of
Westport, Mo., hearing before subcommittee no. 4, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 5781 ; statements of George H. Combs, jr. [and] H. H. Crittenden,
Feb. 8, 1928. 1928. ii+8 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : W 52/3
Young, Ferdinand. Ferdinand Young, alias James Williams, report to accom-
pany H. R. 10093 [for relief of Ferdinand Young, alias James William.s] ;
submitted by Mr. Furlow. May 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1585, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MINES AND MINING COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Potash. Developing potash deposits in United States, report to accompany
H. R. 496 [authorizing appropriation for development of potash jointly by
Department of Agriculture and Department of Commerce by improved
methods of recovering potash from deposits in United States] ; submitted by
Mr. Winter. May 4, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 151S, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26327
Potash, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 496, authorizing
appropriation for development of potash jointly by Geological Survey of
Department of Interior and Bureau of Mines of Department of Commerce
by improved methods of recovering potash from deposits in United States,
Apr. 25-May 5, 1928. 1928. ii+48 p. * Paper, 5c. Y4.M66/1 : P 84/4
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Adams, WiUiain E. William B. Adams, report to accompany H. R. 1993 [to
correct naval record of William E. Adams] ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of
Georgia. May 12, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1641, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Alabama. To deliver to Alabama silver service for battleship Alabama, report
to accompany H. R. 13182; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia. May 11,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1600, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
American Legion Naval Post No. 110. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to deliver
to Naval Post 110. American Legion, bell of battleship Connecticut, report
to accompany H. R. 12607 ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 11, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1599, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ammunition depots. Providing ammunition storage facilities for Navy, report
to accompany H. R. 136S2; submitted by Mr. Britten. May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1638, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Burns, John L. John Lewis Burns, report to accompany S. 1852 [to correct
naval record of John Lewis Burns] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1412, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session. May 4, 1928 ; no. 7.
1928. 80 p. 4° I Y 4.N 22/1 : 70/7
Cardivell, Larry. Larry Cardwell, report to accompany H. R. 6263 [for rein-
statement of Larry Cardwell in Naval Academy] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick.
May 1, 1928. 12 p. (H. rp. 1437, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chaplains. Appointment of chaplains in Navy, report to accompany H. R.
13414 [to amend sec. 1396, Revised statutes, relative to appointment of
chaplains in Navy] ; submitted by Mr. Wolverton. May 24, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1858, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Cleary, Francis J. Francis James Cleary, report to accompany H. R. 10274
[for relief of Francis James Cleary] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. May 1,
1928. 30 p. (H. rp. 1438, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cook, Herschel P. Herschel Paul Cook, report to accompany H. R. 10015
[authorizing promotion on retired list of Navy of Herschel Paul Cook] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Burdick. May 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1891, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ellsierg, Edward. Edward EUsberg, report to accompany H. R. 13795 [for
recognition of meritorious service performed by Edward EUsberg, Henry
Hartley, and Richard E. Hawes] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. May 18, 1928.
18 p. (H. rp. 1746, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hickman, Raymond N. Raymond Nelson Hickman, report to accompany H. R.
8464 [for relief of Raymond Nelson Hickman] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick.
May 11, 1928. 25 p. (H. rp. 1597, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lafot, Lloyd. Lloyd Lafot, report to accompany S. 362 [for advancement on
retired list of Navy of Lloyd Lafot] ; submitted by Mr. Evans of California.
Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1407, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana State Museum. Authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discretion, to
deliver to custody of Louisiana State Museum, New Orleans, La., silver serv-
ice set in use on battleship Louisiana, report to accompany H. R. 13404 ;
submitted by Mr. Williams of Missouri. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1601,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marks, John. John Marks, alias John Bell, report to accompany H. R. 6907
[for relief of John Marks, alias John Bell] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May
25, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1888, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moore, James M. Commodore J. M. Moore, Coast Guard (retired), report to
accompany H. R. 11905 [for relief of J. M. Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Hale.
May 15, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1702, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Appointment of midshipmen at large by Vice
President of United States, report to accompany S. 2802 ; submitted by Mr.
Britten. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1668, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Naval Operations Office. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to assign to chief of
naval operations public quarters in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany H. R. 13370; submitted by Mr. Britten. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1502, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads. Construction of barracks and mess
hall for enlisted men at Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va., report
to accompany H. R. 13876; submitted by Mr. Drewry. May 19, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1785, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Navy. Payments to dependents of oflScers and men who lost their lives on
submarine S^. report to accompany H. R. 13542 ; submitted by Mr. Burdick.
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1920, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Officers, Navy. Distribution and promotion of commissioned officers of the line
of Navy, report to accompany H. R. 14039 ; submitted by Mr. Britten. May
26, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1903, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Neil, John F. John F. O'Neil, report to accompany H. R. 5995 [for relief of
John F. O'Neil] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 5, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1530,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pay, Navy. Amending act to readjust pay and allowances of commissione<i and
enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, as amended [relative to pay of
warrant officers], report to accompany H. R. 12032; submitted by Mr. Britten.
May 7, 1928. 23 p. (H. rp. 1560, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pai>er, 5c.
PuWw works. Construction of certain public works by Secretary of Navy,
report to accompany H. R. 13S84 ; submitted by Mr. Britten. May 19, 1928.
11 p. (H. rp. 1779, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Ricluirdson, Simon A. Simon A. Richardson, report to accompany H. R. 91G8
[for relief of Simon A. Richardson] ; submitted by Mr. Vinson of Georgia.
May 25, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 1890, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Roievts, T. Gaines. T. Gaines Roberts, report to accompany H. R. 5019 [for
i-elief of T. G. Roberts] ; submitted by Mr. Williams of Missouri. May 1,
1928. 18 p. (H. rp. 1457, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Seward, Andrew J., jr. Andrew Jackson Seward, jr., report to accompany
H. R. 2486 [for relief of Andrew Jackson Seward, jr.] ; submitted bv Mr.
Gambrill. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1456, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
ShacJclette. William S. "William S. Shacklette, report to accompany H. R.
12666 [for relief of William S. Shacklette] ; submitted by Mr. Drewry. May
24, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1856, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shea, Francis L. Francis Leo Shea, report to accompany H. R. 9009 [for relief
of Francis Leo Shea] ; submited by Mr. Hale. May 16, 1928. 15 p. (II. rp.
1701, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Suhiuarine boats. Increase in limit of cost of fleet submarine V-4, report to
accompany H. R. 13248; submitted by Mr. Britten. May 9, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1577, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sullivan, Philip V. Philip V. Sullivan, report to accompany H. R. 4264 [for
relief of Philip V. Sullivan] ; submitted by Mr. Burdick. May 11, 1928. 4
p. (H. rp. 1615, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thomas, James M. James M. Thomas, report to accompany H. R. 1939 [for
relief of James M. Thomas] : submitted by Mr. Hale. May 25, 1928. 8 p.
(H. rp. 1873, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States. Deliver bell of old cruiser Minne-
apolis to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department of Minnesota, report to
accompany H. R. 8339 ; submitted by Mr. Hancock. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H,
rp. 1598, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * PaiJer, 5c.
Yorke. Louis A. Louis A. Yorke, report to accompany H. R. 9072 [for relief
of Louis A. Yorke] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 25, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp.
1874, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PATENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Copyright. Divisible copyright, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
8913. to amend sec. 27, 42, and 44 of act to amend and consolidate acts re-
specting copyright, approved Mar. 4, 1909; Apr. 20, 1928. 1928. pt. 2,
[1] +89-147 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 27/1 : C 79/17/pt. 2
Music. Repeal of price-fixing clause for mechanical reproduction, hearings,
70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 10655, to amend sec. 1 (e) and 25 (e) of
act to amend and consolidate acts respecting copyright, approved Mar. 4,
1909 ; Apr. 3-11, 1928. 1928. iii+201 p. * Paper, 20c. Y4.P27/1:M46
Repeal of price-fixing clause for mechanical reproduction, report to ac-
company H. R. 13452 [to amend act to amend and consolidate acts respecting
copyright, approved Mar. 4, 1909, as amended, in respect of mechanical repro-
duction of musical compositions] ; submitted by Mr. Vestal. May 4, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1520, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Patents. Amending statutes of United States with respect to reissue of defec-
tive patents, report to accompany H. R. 12112 ; submitted by Mr. Goodwin.
May 1, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1435, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PENSIONS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Pensions. Pen.sions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Regular Army and Navy, etc., report to accompany H. R. 13563 [substituted
for H. R. 1252 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Knutson. May 5, 1928.
88 p. (H. rp. 1525, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
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Pensions — Continued.
Survivors of Jeanette relief expedition, report to accompany H. R. 13302
[granting pension to survivors of Jeanette relief expedition] ; submitted by
Mr. Welch of California. May 10, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1588, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
POST OFFICE AND POST EOADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Assault and tattery. Amending sec. 197 of criminal code, hearings before sub-
committee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 11999 [to amend sec. 197 of
criminal code, so as to provide more drastic punishment for mail robbers],
Mar. 29, 1928. 1928. ' iii+29 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 84/1 : C 86
Safeguarding the mail, report to accompany H. R. 13114 [to amend sec.
197 of criminal code (sec. 320, title 18, United States code), so as to provide
more drastic punishment for mail robbers] ; submitted by Mr. Sanders of Nev?
York. May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. i-p. 1633, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Foreign mail service. Compensation to American ships for transporting foreign
mails, report to accompany H. R. 6865 [to prescribe more definitely rates of
compensation payable to steamships of United States registry for transpor-
tation of foreign mails] ; submitted by Mr. Hogg. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H.
rp. 1788, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Transportation of foreign mails, report to accompany H. R. 6864 [to
authorize Postmaster General to require steamship companies to carry mail
when tendered] ; submitted by Mr. Hogg. May 21, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1789,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mail matter. Extension of collect-on-delivery service, report to accompany
H. R. 12898 [to extend collect-on-delivery service and limits of indemnity to
sealed domestic mail on vphich Ist-class rate of postage is paid] ; submitted
by Mr. Foss. May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1632, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Receipts for ordinary mail, report to accompany H. R. 56 [to authorize
Postmaster General to issue receipts to senders for ordinary mail of any
character, and to fix fees chargeable therefor] ; submitted by Mr. Kelly.
May 8, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1563, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Motor Vehicle Service Division. Promotion of clerks and general mechanics in
motor-vehicle service, report to accompany H. R. 13449 ; submitted by Mr.
Ramseyer. May 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1835, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• Promotion of clerks, general mechanics, driver mechanics, and garage
men drivers in motor-vehicle service, report to accompany H. R. 13450 : sub-
mitted by Mr. Ramseyer. May 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1836, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Postm^asters. Increased salaries for certain postmasters of 1st class, report to
accompany H. R. 5837; submitted by Mr. Kelly. May 8, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1564, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sea Post Service. Temporary employment of railway postal clerks as substi-
tute sea-post clerks, report to accompany H. R. 58 [to authorize assignment
of railway postal clerks and substitute railway postal clerks to temporary
employment as substitute sea-post clerks] ; submitted by Mr. Hogg. May 18,
1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1753, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vehicles. Hire of vehicles from letter carriers, report to accompany H. R.
13451 [to authorize Postmaster General to hire vehicles from letter carriers
for use in service] ; submitted by Mr. Buckbee. May 16, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp.
1704, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. 5c.
PRINTING COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Cowpens, Battle of, 17S1. Battle of Cowpens and Kings Mountain, S. C. report
to accompany H. Res. 230 [for printing of certain historical statements
relative to Battle of Cowpens and Battle of Kings Mountain, S. C] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Kiess. May 28, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1916, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Territories. OflBcial papers of Territories, report to accompany S. 1168 [to
amend act to authorize collection and editing of official papers of Territories
now in national archives] ; submitted by Mr. Beers. May 26, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1912, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Washington, George, Commission for Celebration of 200th Anniversary of
Birth of. George Washington Bicentennial Commission, report to accompany
S. 3092 [to enable George Washington Bicentennial Commission to carry out
and give effect to certain approved plans] ; submitted by Mr. Kiess. May 28,
1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1915, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Capitol. Providing for enlargement of Capitol grounds, report to accompany
H. R. 13929; submitted by Mr. Elliott. May 22, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1810,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Custodians. Public buildings and grounds, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H.- R. 12408, authorizing custodians and acting custodians of Federal
buildings to administer oaths of office to employees in custodian service,
S. 2004, authorizing paving of Federal strip known as International street,
adjacent to Nogales, Ariz., H. J. Res. 249, granting easement to Duluth, Minn.,
H. R. 7904, to transfer to Duluth, Minn., old Federal building with site
thereof, H. R. 12409, to grant to Fort Wayne, Ind., easement over certain
Government property, H. R. 12952 [to amend act] for relief of contractors
and subcontractors [so as to include J. H. B. Wilder], H. R. 12899, authoriz-
ing erection for use of Pan American Union of office building on square of
land lying between 18th street, C street, and Virginia avenue northwest, in
Washington, D. C, Apr. 4 and 18, 1928. 1928. ii+22 p. (No. 6.) * Paper. 5c.
Y 4.P 96/6 : B 86/125
District of Columbia. Discontinuance of public market on Pennsylvania ave-
nue between 7th and 9th streets northwest, report to accompany S. J. Res.
50 [providing that Secretary of Agriculture be directed to give notice that on
and after Jan. 1, 1929, the Government will cease to maintain public market
on Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and 9th streets northwest] ; submitted
by Mr. Elliott. May 18, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1755, 70th Cong, 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
part ford. Conn. Authc'-'ing conveyance to Hartford, Conn., of title to site
and building of present Federal building in that city, report to accompany
1 S. 4035: submitted by Mr. Elliott. May 18, 1928, 2 p, (H, rp, 1754, 70th
Cong. 1st sess, ) * Paper, 5c,
Supreme Court. Building for Supreme Court, report to accompany H. R.
13665 [for submission to Congress of preliminary plans and estimates of costs
for construction of building for Supreme Court] ; submitted by Mr. Elliott.
May 19, 1928. 2 p. (H, rp. 1773, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
White, Robert M. Robert Michael White, report to accompany H, R. 5952 [for
relief of Robert Michael White] ; submitted by Mr, Elliott, May 18, 1928.
2 p, (H, rp, 1756, 70th Cong, 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Alaska. Additional grant of lands to agricultural college and school of mines,
Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 10157 : submitted by Mr, Houston of
Hawaii, May 5, 1928. 2 p, (H. rp, 1528, 70th Cong, 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c.
Angeles National Forest. To conserve water resources and encourage reforesta-
tion of watersheds of Los Angeles County [by withdrawal of public lands
included within Angeles National Forest from location and entry under mining
laws], report to accompany S, 4135: submitted bv Mr, Englebright, May 15,
1928. 4 p, fH. rp. 1095, 70th Cong, 1st sess,) * Paper, 5c,
Boudousquie. Xorbert. Norbert Boudou-squie. report to accompany S, 39.54 [to
qui'et title in heirs of Norbert Boudousquie to lands in Louisiana] ; submitted
by Mr, Hooper, May 17. 1928. 2 p, (H, rp, 1712, 70th Cong, 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c, •
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Cache National Forest. Addition to Cache National Forest, report to accom-
pany H. R. 310 ; submitted by Mr. Smitli. May 16, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1703,
TOth Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Dean, Seth. Seth Dean, report to accompany S. 4327 [to relinquisli title of
United States to land in claim of Seth Dean, situate in county of Washington,
Ala.] ; submitted by Mr. White of Colorado. May 23, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1833, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Faulkner County, Ark. To quiet title to lands in Faulkner County, Ark., report
to accompany H. R. 12322; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. May 23,
1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1838, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fish-culture. Cede lands in Idaho, including John Smiths Lake, to Idaho for
fish-cultural purposes, report to accompany H. R. 13144 ; submitted by Mr.
Smith. May 16, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1707, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hancock, Joseph M. Joseph M. Hancock, report to accompany H. R. 12339
[to grant patent to lands to Joseph M. Hancock] ; submitted by Mr. Hill of
Washington. May 29, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1921, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Hot Springs, Ark. Conveying lot no. 3, block no. 115, to Hot Springs, Ark.,
report to accompany S. 3361 ; submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. May 17,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1718, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Land offices. Establishment of land offices, report to accompany S. 1794 [estab-
lishing additional land offices in Montana, Oregon, South Dakota, Idaho,
Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming] ; submitted by Mr.
Winter. May 26, 1928. 5 p. (H. rp. 1904, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lassen Volcanic National Park. Acquisition of State land in Lassen Volcanic
National Park, Calif, [by exchange], report to accompany H. R. 11405; sub-
mitted by Mr. Euglebright. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1423, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lassen "Volcanic Natiional Park, Calif., report to accompany H. R. 11719
[to revise boundaries of Lassen Volcanic National Park, Calif.] ; submitted by
Mr. Euglebright. May 15, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1691, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Lincoln National Forest. Acquisition of lands in Lincoln National Forest, N.
Mex. [by exchanging therefor lands on public domain also within such
State], report to accompany H. R. 12113; submitted by Mr. Morrow. May 5,
1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1526, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Monterey, Calif. Granting land to Monterey, Calif., report to accompany H. R.
12347 [granting all right, title, and interest of United States to laud known as
Cuartel lot to Monterey, Calif.] ; submitted by Mr. Englebright. May 15, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1692, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Morrison, Dan A. To authorize granting of certain privileges in Lewis and
Clark National Monument, report to accompany H. R. 4589 [for relief of
Dan A. Morrison] ; submitted by Mr. Leavitt. May 15, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1698, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [The committee amends H. R. 4589 so as to pay
Dan A. Morrison for discovery and development of cavern known as Lewis
and Clark Cavern National Monument.] * Paper, 5c.
Northern Pa<-ific land grants, report to accompany H. J. Res. 318 [amending
joint resolution directing Secretary of Interior to withhold his approval of
adjustment of Northern Pacific land grants, and for other purposes, approved
June 5, 1924, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. SInnott. May 24, 1928. 1 p.
(H. rp. 1850, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Neil, Henry A. Henry A. O'Neil. report to accompany S. 4022 [authorizing
Secretary of Interior to lease land in Stanley County, S. Dak., to Henry A.
O'Neil for buffalo pasture] ; submitted by Mr. Arentz. May 21, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1790, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ouachita National Park, Ark., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
5729, to establish Ouachita National Park in Arkansas, Feb. 2-Apr. 3. 1928.
1928. iii+156 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.P 96/2 : Ou 1
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Parker I-Sec-0 Post Xo. 12, All American Indian Legion, report to accompany
H. R. 13744 [for acquisition by Parker I-See-O Post numbered 12. All Ameri-
can Indian Legion, Lawtou, Okla., of east half northeast quarter northeast
quarter northwest quarter of section 20, township 2 north, range 11 west,
Indian meridian, in Comanche County, Okla.] ; submitted by Mr. Colton.
May 26, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1905, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PuNic knids. Lands held under color of title, report to accompany S. 3776 [to
issue patents for lands held under color of title] ; submitted by Mr. Colton.
May 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1727, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Francis Levee District. Authorizing assessment of improvement-district
benefits against public lands and lands heretofore owned by United States, re-
port to accompany H. R. 10657 [to authorize assessment of levee, road, drain-
age, and other improvement-district benefits within St. Francis Levee District,
Ark., against public lands and lands heretofore owned by United States] ;
submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. May 5, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1527, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
8an Juan County, Wash., report to accompany H. R. 12775 [providing for grant
of land to county of San Juan, Wash., for recreational and public-park pur-
poses] : submitted by Mr. Hill of Washington. May 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1719, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Siskiyou Xational Forest. Improvement of Oregon caves, Siskiyou National
Forest. Oreg., reporc to accompany S. 3162 : submitted by Mr. Sinnott. May
12, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 162.3. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Vmpqua Xational Forest. Construction of road in Umpqua National Forest,
Oreg. [between Steamboat Bridge and Black Camas in Douglas County, Oreg.],
repoit to accompany H. R. 9770 ; submitted by Mr. Sinnott. May 12, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1622. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wyoming. Production of livestock in connection with irrigated lands in Wyo-
ming [Montana, and New Mexico], report to accompany S. 1131; submitted
by Mr. Cclton. May 18, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1732, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
EIVERS AND HAKBORS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Rivers. River and hai^'^r bill, report to accompany H. R. 14066 [authorizing
construction, repair, anci preservation of certain public works on rivers and
harbors, and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Dempsey. May 28, 1928.
107 p. (H. rp. 1910, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
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Army emergency officers' retireci list. Consideration of S. 777, making eligible
for retirement certain officers and former officers of Army, Navy, and Marine
Corps [other than officers of Regular Army, Navy, or Marine Corps, who
incurred physical disability in line of duty while in service of United States
during AYoiid War], reiwrt to accompany H. Res. 188; submitted by Mr.
Snell. May 7, 1928. 1 p. (H. i-p. 1554, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Austria. For consideration of House joint resolutioji 247, report to accompany
H. Res. 221 [for consideration of H. J. Res. 247, to authorize Secretary of
TreasuiT to cooperate with other relief creditor Governments in making it
iwssible for Austria to float loan in order to obtain funds for furtherance
of its reconstruction program, and to conclude agreement for settlement of
indebtedness of Austria to United States] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. May
23,1928. 1 p. (H. i-p. 1826, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Civil service pensions. Retirement of employees in classified civil service, re-
port to accompany H. Res. 222 [for consideration of S. 1727, to amend act
to amend act for retirement of employees in classified civil service, and acts
in amendment thereof, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. May 23, 1928.
1 p. ( H. rp. 1827, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Colorado River. Boulder dam. hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. [pt.
1]. 2. [iv] +1-88 p. * Paper! pt. 1. 5c ; * pt. 2. 10c. Y 4.R 86/1 : B 66/3/pt.l. 2
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Colorado River — Continued.
Consideration of H. R. 5773, relating to Colorado River basin, report to
accompany H. Res. 208 [for consideration of H. R. 5773, for construction
of works for protection and development of lower Colorado River basin, for
approval of Colorado River compact, and for other purjioses] ; submitted
by Mr. Snell. May 15, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1666, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Convict labor. Divest pi-ison made goods, etc., of their interstate character in
certain cases, report to accompany H. Res. 196 [for consideration of H. R.
7729 to divest goods, wares, and merchandise manufactured, produced, or
mined by convicts or prisoners of their interstate character in certain cases] ;
submitted by Mr. SneU. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1644, 70th Cong.. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Customs Service. Adjust compensation of certain employees in Customs Serv-
ice, report to accompany H. Res. 197 [for consideration of H. R. 13143 to
adjust compensation of certain employees in Customs Service] ; submitted
by Mr. Snell. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1645, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
House of Representatives. Apportionment of Representatives in Congress,
report to accompany H. Res. 207 [for consideration of H. R. 11725, for
apportionment of Representatives in Congress] ; submitted by Mr. Snell.
May 15, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1665, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Immigration Bureau. Amend sec. 24 of immigration act of 1917, report to
accompany H. Res. 199 [for consideration of S. 2370, to amend sec. 24 of
immigration act of 1917, relative to immigrant inspectors] ; submitted by
Mr. Snell. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1647, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
Inland Watertoays Corporation. Amending Inland Waterway Corporation act,
report to accompany H. Res. 198 [for consideration of H. R. 13512, to amend
act to create Inland Waterways Corporation for purpose of carrying out
mandate and purpose of Congress as expressed in sec. 201 and 500 of trans-
portation act] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. May 12, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1646,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Physician to the President. Rank, pay, and allowance of colonel to personal
physician to President, report to accompany H. Res. 192 [for consideration
of S. 3456, allowing rank, pay, and allowances of colonel, Medical Corps,
Army, to medical officer assigned to duty as personal physician to the Presi-
dent] ; submitted by Mr. Snell. May 11, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1618, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pink toll-worms. Eradication of pink bollworm, report to accompany H. Res.
193 [for consideration of S. J. Res. 129, to provide for eradication of pink
bollworm and authorizing appropriation therefor] ; submitted by Mr. Snell.
May 11, 1928. 1 p. (H. rp. 1619, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
WAR CI/AIMS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Addison E. Bullard, schooner. Owners of schooner Addison E. Bullard, report
to accompany S. 1486 [for relief of Horace Turner and associates, owners
of schooner Addison E. Bullard] ; submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 11, 1928.
3 p. (H. rp. 1595, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Alcock, John L. John L. Alcock, report to accompany S. 3308 [to confer juris-
diction on Court of Claims to hear and determine claim of John L. Alcock] ;
submitted by Mr. Sinclair. May 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1517, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Allen, Alonzo D. Alonzo Durwood Allen, report to accompany H. R. 12793 [for
relief of Alonzo Durward Allen] ; submitted by Mr. Sinclair. May 11, 1928.
6 p. (H. rp. 1594, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Allen, Wade. Wade Allen and Ed Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 7378
[for relief of Wade Allen and Ed Johnson] ; submitted by Mr. Ware. May
1, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1436, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Allen, Will J. Will J. Allen, report to accompany S. 2473 [for relief of Will
J. Allen] ; submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1516,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Barnard, Clarence. Capt. Clarence Barnard, report to accompany S. 605 [for
relief of Clarence Barnard] ; submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 4, 1928. 7 p.
(H. rp. 1514, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Booker, George B., Company. George B. Booker Co., report to accompany
S. 342 [for relief of George B. Booker Company] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey.
May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1513, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Brinton, Louis C. Louis C. Brinton, report to accompany H. R. 7492 [for
relief of Louis C. Brinton] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 11, 1928. 2 p.
(H. rp. 1591, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cobb, Blasdell & Co., report to accompany H. R. 4781 [for relief of legal
representatives of Cobb, Blasdell and Company] ; submitted by Mr. Hooper.
May 4, 1928. 11 p. (H. rp. 1508, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dickson, H. W. H. W. Dickson and Mary L. Dickson, report to accompany
H. R. 11239 [for relief of H. W. Dickson and Mary L. Dickson] ; submitted
by Mr. Sinclair. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1592, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Edwards, Mrs. Eugenia. Eugenia Edwards, report to accompany H. R. 9396
[to comijensate Eugenia Edwards for allowances due and unpaid during
World War] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 4, 1928. 3 p. (H. rp. 1510,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Finney, W. B. Capt. W. B. Finney, report to accompany H. R. 9516 [for relief
of W. B. Finney] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 4, 1928.' 2 p. (H. rp.
1511, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Gallagher, Charles. Edward I. Gallagher, report to accompany S. 456 [to
carry out findings of Court of Claims in case of Edward I. Gallagher, admin-
istrator of estate of Charles Gallagher] ; submitted by Mr. Hooper. May 17,
1928. 9 p. (H. rp. 1725, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Godfrey, Ida E. Ida E. Godfrey et al., report to accompany H. R. 4387 [for
relief of Ida E. Godfrey. Lee C. Davis, and Thomas N. Emley] ; submitted
by Mr. Sinclair. May 11, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1590, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Eauge, George H. Lieut. George H. Hauge, report to accompany H. R. 9210
[for relief of George H. Hauge] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 4, 1928.
2 p. (H. rp. 1509, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
King, Harry M. Harry M. King, report to accompany H. R. 10236 [for relief
of Harry M. King] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey. May 4, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp.
1512, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lehman, Bertram. Bertram Lehman, report to accompany H. R. 6350 [for
relief of Bertram Lehman] ; submitted by Mr. Sinclair. May 16, 1028. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1710, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rodes, Tyree. May Gordon Rodes and Sara Louise Rodes, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6174 [for relief of May Gordon Rodes and Sara Louise Rodes,
heirs at law of Tyree Rodes] ; submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 16, 1928.
7 p. (H. rp. 1711, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stockett, John W. John W. Stockett, report to accompany S. 2319 [for relief
of John W. Stockett] ; submitted by Mrs. Kahn. May 4, 1928. 12 p. (H.
rp. 1515, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wright, David A. David A. Wright, repoi't to accompany H. R. 12638 [for
relief of David A. Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Jenkins. May 5, 1928. 3 p.
(H. rp. 1534, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wright, Thomas G. Heirs of Thomas G. Wright, report to accompany H. R.
3937 [for relief of heirs of Thomas G. Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Peavey.
May 4, 1928. 4 p. (H. rp. 1507, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Young, Roger H. Roger H. Young, report to accompany H. R. 11607 [for
relief of Roger H. Young] ; submitted by Mr. Lowrey. May 11, 192S. 2 p.
{H. rp. 1593, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
WORLD WAR A^TERANS' LEGISLATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Edward Hines Junior Hospital, report [and minority view.s] to accompany
H. R. 5513 [to authorize Secretary of Treasury to amend, in his discretion,
contracts for erection of Edward Hines Junior Hospital]. [2 pts.] (H. rp.
1576. 2 pts., 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[pt. 1.] Report ; submitted by Mr. Luce. May 9, 1928. 2 p. * Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Rankin. May 17, 1928. 2 p. * Paper, 5c.
Holm, Carl. Carl Holm, report to accompany H. R. 10974 [for relief of Carl
Holm] ; submitted by Mr. Crail. May 11, 192S. 2 p. (H. rp. 1596, 70th Coug.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Muskogee, Okla. Settlement for rent for Veterans' Hospital no. 90, Muskogee.
Okla., report to accompany H. R. 13199 [authorizing payment to Oklahoma in
settlement for rent for Veterans' Hospital numbered 90 at Muskogee. Okla.] ;
submitted by Mr. Browning. May 26, 1928. [2] p. (H. rp. 1902, 70th Coug.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Soldiers. Amend World War veterans' act, 1924, report to accompany S. 2372
[to amend .sec. 201, subdivision 1, of World War veterans' act, 1924. as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Johnson of South Dakota. May 25. 192S. 5 p.
(H. ip. ISSl, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Committee amends S. 2372 by adding
amendments to other sections of the World -War veterans' act.] * Paper, 5c.
■ AVorld War veterans' legislation, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
10160, reintroduced under title of H. R. 13039, Feb. 24-Apr. 12. 1928. 1928.
iii+282 p. [This hearing is on H. R. 10160 and other bills.] * Paper, 30c.
Y 4.W 89 : L 52/6
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION JOINT COMMITTEE
Internal revenue. Payment of taxes in view of disclosures, letter transmitting,
in response to resolution, report relating to taxes and penalties paid conse-
quent upon disclosures before Committee on Public Lands and Surveys,
Senate, in course of investigation by it pursuant to Senate resolution 101,
and related matters. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 157,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
SENATE
Appropriations. Contingent expenses. Senate, supplemental estimate of appro-
priation under legislative establishment, Senate, fiscal year 1928. May 5,
1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 264, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• Contingent expenses. Senate, supplemental estimates of appropriations
under legislative establishment. Senate, fi.scal year 1928. May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(H. doc. 286, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar of business. Senate, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 1-28. 1928: no.
93-110, 117-121. 1928. various paging, large S" [Daily when Senate is in
session. Owing to an error in numbering there were no calendars numbered
111-116, respectively.] + Y 1.3 : 70/93-110, 117-121
Taxation. Florida v. Mellon, article reprinted from Cornell law quarterly, v.
13, no. 3, Apr. 1928, entitled Strange case of Florida r. Mellon, by Arthur W.
Machen, jr.; presented by Mr. Bruce. 1928. [l]+26 p. (S. doc. 102, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
AGRICULTLTSE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Alabama National Forest. Acquisition of lands within Alabama National
Forest, report to accompany S. J. Res. 130; submitted bv Mr. McNary. May
3, oilendar day May 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1071. 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Angeles National Forest. Conserve water resources and encourage reforesta-
tion of watersheds of Los Angeles County [by withdrawal of public lands
included within Aiigeles National Forest from location and entry under min-
ing laws], report to accompany S. 4135; submitted by Mr. McNary. Apr. 30,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 933, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 1-26, 192S;
no. 18-21. 1928. Each 39 p. 4° t Y 4. Ag 8/2 : 70/18-21
Containers. Slack-filled packages, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H. R. 487, to amend act for preventing manufacture, sale, or transportation
of adulterated or misbrauded or poisonous or deleterious foods, drugs, medi-
cines, and liquors, and for regulating traffic therein, as amended. May 8 and
9,1928. 1928. iii+46 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : P 12/8
Cotton. Cotton prices, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion, pursuant to S. Res. 142, to investigate recent decline in cotton prices,
Apr. 2-13, 1928. 1928. pt. 3, iii +513-875 p. * Paper, 35c.
Y 4. Ag 8/2 : C 82/12/pt. 3
Standardized bales of cotton, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
S. 872. to standardize bales of cotton and requiring sale of cotton by true
net weight of bale, May 16, 1928. 1928. iii+126 p. il. * Paper, 15c.
Y 4. Ag 8/2 : C 82/15
Standardized bales of cotton, report to accompany S. 872 [to standardize
bales of cotton and requiring sale of cotton by true net weight of bale] ;
submitted by Mr. Ransdell. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 144 p. il.
(S. rp. 1281, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 15c.
Supervision of cotton futures exchanges, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 3871, to amend cotton futures act, as amended, by investing
transactions in cotton for future delivery with public interest, providing
commission to supervise cotton-futures exchanges, defining and prohibiting
manipulation, and for other purposes, Apr. 10 and 13, 1928. 1928. iii+59 p.
♦Paper, 10c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : C 82/14
Dairying and livestock k^i^eriment stations. Experiment station for the South,
report to accompany S. 4470 [authoi'izing and directing Secretary of Agri-
culture to establish and maintain dairy and livestock experiment and demon-
stration station for the South at or near Lewisburg. Tenu.] ; submitted by
Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1305, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Farm relief, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 1, 1928; [statement of
William HoUingsworth]. 1928. ii+6 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : F 22/5
Fears, Jess T. For relief of Jess T. Fears, report to accompany S. 4454 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1153, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Forest nurseries. Addition to Beal Nursery at East Tawas, Mich., report to
accompany H. R. 10374 [authorizing acquisition of land and water rights
fO(i- forest-tree nurseries] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day
May 9, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1073, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Forests. Promote continuous production of timber on lands chiefly suitable
therefor, report to accompany S. 1344 [to amend act to provide for protection
of forest lands, for reforestation of denuded areas, for extension of national
forests, and for other purposes, in order to promote continuous production
of timber on lands chiefly suitable therefor] ; submitted bv Mr. McNary.
May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1072, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Grain. To repeal grain standards act, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
S. 2533, Apr. 24 and 25, 1928. 1928. pt. 2, iii+85-118 p. * Paper. 5c.
Y 4. Ag 8/2 : G 76/12/pt. 2
Rain. Conservation of rainfall, hearing before subcommittee, 70th Congress,
1st session, on S. 3484, for conservation of rainfall in United States May :',,
1928. 1928. iii+33 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4. Ag 8/2 : R 13
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Rain — Continued.
Conservation of rainfall, report to accompany S. 3484 [for conservation
of rainfall in United States] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas. May 3, calendar
day May 18, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1211, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Totacco. Collection and publication of tobacco statistics, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 53, for collection and publication of statistics of
tobacco by Department of Agriculture, May 10, 1928. 1928. iii+16 p.
* Paper, 5c. Y4.Ag8/2:T55
Wheat. Protein content in wheat, hearing. 70th Congress, 1st session, on S.
3367, to amend grain standards act, requiring wheat standards to take ac-
count of percentage of protein content in wheat. May 19, 1928. 1928. iii+38
p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.Ag 8/2 : W 56/5
Wool standards, report to accompany H. R. 7459 [to authorize appropriation
for use by Secretary of Agriculture of certain funds for wool standards] ;
submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
1070, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Appropriations. Second deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1928, hear-
ings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 13873, making
appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropriations, fiscal year 1928, and
prior fiscal years, and to provide supplemental appropriations, fiscal years
1928 and 1929. 1928. ii+60 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.Ap 6/2 : D 36/928-2
■ Second deficiency appropriation bill, [fiscal year] 1928, report to accom-
pany H. R. 13873 [making appropriations to supply deficiencies in appropria-
tions, fiscal year 1928, and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appro-
priations, fiscal years 1928 and 1929, and for other purposes] ; submitted by
Mr. Warren. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1266, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Brokers' loans, report to accompany S. Res. 113 [favoring restriction of loans
by Federal reserve banks for speculative purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Nor-
beck. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp- 1124, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Edison, Thomas A. Authorizing gold medal in commemoration of achievements
of Thomas A. Edison, report to accompany H. J. Res. 243 [for striking of
medal commemorative of achievements of Thomas A. Edison in illumining
path of progress through development and application of inventions that have
revolutionized civilization in last century] ; submitted by Mr. Edge. May 3,
calendar day May 25, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1285, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of ColumMa. Federal land and intermediate
credit banks of Columbia, S. C, adverse report to accompany S. Res. 159 [to
investigate affairs and management of Federal laud and intermediate credit
bank of Columbia, S. C] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar day
May 12, 1928. 12 p. (S. rp. 1125, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Erection of Federal reserve bank
building in Los Angeles, Calif, [by Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco],
report to accompany S. J. Res. 142 ; submitted by Mr. Phipps. May 3, calen-
dar day May 19, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1228, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
State banks as Government depositories, report to accompany II. R. 10151 [to
amend sec. 9 of Federal reserve act, so as to allow State banks which are
members of Federal reserve system to be made depositaries of public money
and financial agents of the Government] : submitted bv Mr. Glass for Mr.
Edge. May 1, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 961, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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civrL SER^^CE committee, senate
Government offlcials and employees. Amend salary rates contained in compen-
sation schedules of classification act of Mar. 4, 1923. report to accompany
H. R. 6518 : submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 6 p.
(S. rp. 1163, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Prohibition. Covering certain pei'sons into classified civil service without exam-
ination, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1995, placing certain
employees of Bureau of Prohibition in classified civil service, Feb. 21-Mar. 22,
1928. 1928. iii+81 p. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.C 49/2 : P M/2
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Ahierger, George W. George W. Abberger, report to accompany S. 3452 [for
relief of George W. Abberger] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1030. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Allen, Wade. Wade Allen and Ed Johnson, report to accompany H. R. 7378 [for
relief of "Wade Allen and Ed Johnson] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, cal-
endar day May 26, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1318, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Back, Guniher C. Carl C. Back, report to accompany H. R. 1616 [for relief of
Carl C. Back] ; submitted by Mr. Deneen. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928.
4 p. (S. rp. 1123. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Text of H. R. 1616 provides that
settlement shall be made to Gunther Carl Back instead of to his father, Carl
C. Back.] * Paper, 5c.
Bane, Moses M. Estate of Moses M. Bane, report to accompany S. 3056 [for
relief of estate of Moses M. Bane] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, cal-
endar day May 9, 1928. 10 p. (S. rp. 1065, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Banta, Marion. Mai.'"^ Banta, report to accompany H. R. 10067 [for relief of
Marion Banta] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. May 3, calendar day May 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1074. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Baylin, Joseph J. Joseph J. Baylin. report to accompany S. 1643 [for relief of
Joseph J. Baylin] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. Apr. 30, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp.
926, 70th Cong. l.st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Boisseau, Jesse W. Jesse W. Boisseau, report to accompany H. R. 5930 [for
relief of Jesse W. Boisseau] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar day
May 14, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1138, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Booth d Co. (Inc.), report to accompany S. 4337 [for relief of Booth and Com-
pany (Incorporated)] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar day May
26, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1304, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Browder, George M. George M. Browder and F. N. Browder, report to accom-
pany H. R. 3372 [for relief of George M. Browder and F. N. Browder] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 948, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
City of Beaumont Ship Corporation, report to accompany H. R. 8001 [conferring
jurisdiction upon certain courts of United States to hear and determine claim
by City of Beaumont Ship Corporation, owner of steamship City of Beaumont,
against United States] ; submitted liy Mr. Bayard. Mav 3, calendar dav Mav
9, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1067, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cocke, William J. William J. Cocke, report to accompany S. 1958 [for relief of
William J. Cocke] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Mav 3, calendar dav Mav 21,
1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 1252, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Connolly, William R. William R. Connolly, report to accompany H. R. 1537
[for relief of William R. Connolly] ; submitted bv Mr. Bayard. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 944, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cornog, Augusta. Augusta Cornog, report to accompany S. 3931 [for relief of
Augusta Cornog] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. May 3, 1928. 4 p. ( S. rp.
987, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Eddp, Charles F. Maj. Charles F. Eddy, report to accompauy S. 3942 [for
relief of Charles F. Eddy] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day
May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1166, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Edtcards, Mrs. M. M. M. M. Edwards, report to accompany H. R. 3936 [for
relief of M. M. Edwards, widow of John Davis Edwards] ; submitted by Mr.
Black. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 950, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Elmer, John. Heirs of John Elmer, report to accompany H. R. 1529 [for relief
of heirs of John Elmer] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. Apr. 30, 1928. 8 p.
(S. rp. 955, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Enoch, William T. William Thurman Enoch, report to accompany H. R. 4993
[for relief of William Thurman Enoch] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield. Apr. 30,
1928. 7 p. (S. rp. 953, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fayettevllle, Tenn. State Bank & Trust Co., Fayetteville, Tenn., report to ac-
company H. R. 5894 [for relief of State Bank and Trust Company of Fayette-
ville, Tenn.] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928.
7 p. (S. rp. 1043, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Friend, Joseph F. Joseph F. Friend, report to accompany H. R. 6842 [for re-
lief of Joseph F. Friend] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. May 3, calendar day
May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1151, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Gallagher, A. F. A. F. Gallagher, report to accompany H. R. 10014 [for relief
of A. F. Gallagher] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, calendar day May
19,1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1232, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Glens Falls Insurance Company. Relief of Glens Falls Insurance Co., report
to accompany H. R. 9319; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, calendar day
May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1308, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Glover, Mrs. Mervin W. Widow of Mervin W. Glover, report to accompany
H. R. 12063 [for relief of widow of Mervin W. Glover] ; submitted by Mr.
Black. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1234, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gregg, Arch L. Arch L. Gregg, report to accompany S. 3595 [for relief of Arch
L. Gregg] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928. 5 p.
(S. rp. 1077, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hartman, Frank. Frank Hartman, report to accompany H. R. 6569 [for relief
of Frank Hartman] ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar day May
12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1129, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Head, Mrs. Margaret T. Margaret T. Head, report to accompany H. R. 3216
[for relief of Margaret T. Head, administratrix] ; submitted by Mr. Mayfield.
Apr. 30, 1928. 12 p. (S. rp. 952, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Higgins Lumber Co. (Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 8031 [for relief of Hig-
gins Lumber Company (Incorporated)] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. May
3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 1155, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
Home Insurance Co., New York, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 9320 [for re-
lief of Home Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.] ; submitted by Mr. Howell.
May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1309, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Hothmi-Kennedy Dry Dock Co., report to accompany S. 513 [for relief of Hot-
tum-Kennedy Dry Dock Company] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Apr. 30,
1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 959, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Howard, R. S., Company. R. S. Howard Co., report to accompany S. 116 [for
relief of R. S. Howard Company] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar
day May 7, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1041, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Huffman, Thomas E. Thomas Edwin Huffman, report to accompany H. R.
11741 [for relief of Thomas Edwin Huffman] ; submitted by Mr. Capper.
Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 957, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Jcnnin(/s, E. H. E. H. Jeuuings, H. L. Johanns, aud Henry Blauk, report to
accompany H. R. 9620 [for relief of E. H. Jennings, F. L. Joliaun^, and Henry
Blauk] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1137, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Johns-Manville Corporation, reix)rt to accompany S. 1547 [for reLef of Johns-
Manville Corporation] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar day
May 15, 1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 11G5, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
June, Louie. Louie June, report to accompany H. R. 2473 [for relief of Louie
June] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Apr. 30, 1928. 9 p. (S. r p. 947, 70th Cong.
1st .sess.) * Pai:er, 5c.
King, Harry M. Harry M. King, report to accompany S. 4376 [for relief of
Harry M. King] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. May 3, calendar day Mav 12,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1121, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
Lagrange Grocery Company. Lagrange Grocery Co., report to accompany H. R.
7895 [for relief of Lagrange Grocery Company] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman.
May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1134, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Lagrange Grocery Co., report to accompany H. R. 7898 [to ratify action
of local board of sales control in respect of contracts between United States
and Lagrange Grocery Company] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. May 3,
calendar day May 14, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1136, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Lcicis, Mrs. Lula. Lula Lewis, report to accompany H. R. 12280 [for relief of
Lula Lewis] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928.
5 p. ( S. rp. 1319, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Longino, Thomas C. Heirs of Thomas C. Longino, report to accompany H. R,
5398 [for relief -'f heirs of Thomas C. Longino] ; submitted bv Mr. Capper.
Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 956, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lovell, Walter D. Walter D. Lovell, reix)rt to accompany H. R. 5944 [for relief
of AValter D. Lovell] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, calendar day May
26, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1311, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
McAtcer Shipbuilding Co. {Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 5935 [for relief
of McAteer Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated] ; submitted by Mr. Deneen.
May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1040, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Madry, Myra. Myra Madry, report to accompany H. R. 3844 [for relief of
Myra Madry] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928.
7 p. (S. rp. 1312, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Magoon, H. C. H. C. Magoou, report to accompany S. 444 [for relief of H. C.
Magoou] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 1, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 976, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Pai^er, 5c.
Markle, C. N. C. N. Markle, report to accompany S. 3743 [for relief of C. N.
Markle] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1042, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mary M, barge. Owners of Mary M, report to accompany S. 460 [for relief of
William Malley and Thomas Malley as executors of estate of Mary Malley,
owners of barge Mary M] : submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar day
May 9, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1064, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Moss. John B. John B. Moss, report to accompany S. 2989 [for relief of John
B. Moss] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928.
5 p. (S. rp. 1236, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Murphy, Con. Con Murphy, report to accompany S. 4187 [for relief of Con
Murphy] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 4 p.
(S. rp. 1154, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Murray, Frank. Frank Murray, report to accompany S. 2441 [for relief of
Frank Murray] ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar day May 26,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1314. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Nead, Elmer J. Elmer J. Nead, report to accompany H. R. 8474 [for relief of
Elmer J. Nead] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1031, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Nightingale, John L. John L. Nightingale, report to accompany H. R. 8810 [for
relief of John L. Nightingale] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar
day May 9, 1928. 17 p. (S. rp. 1068, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Connor, Mrs. Mary E. Mary E. O'Connor, report to accompany H. R 6436
[for relief of Mary E. O'Connor] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 945, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pearson, Mrs. Margaret W. Margaret W. Pearson and John R. Pearson, report
to accompany S. 1618 [for relief of Margaret W. Pearson and John R. Pear-
son] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 10, 1928. 4 r-
(S. rp. lOSl, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pocahontas Fuel Co. {Inc.), report to accompany H. R. 4926 [for relief of
Pocahontas Fuel Company (Incorporated)] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Mny
3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1120, 70th Cong. 1st sess. »
* Paper, 5c.
Poston Brick Co., report to accompany S. 3219 [for relief of Poston Brick Com
pany] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 24, 1928. 3 p
(S. rp. 1279, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Press PuUishmg Co., Marianna, Ark., report to accompany H. R. 4839 [for
relief of Press Publishing Company, Marianna, Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Cara-
way. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1156, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Roeiken, Mrs. Mary L. Mary L. and Esther M. Roebken, report to accom-
pany S. 200 [for relief of Mary L. Roebken and Esther M. Roebken] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 6 p. (.S. rp. 1117,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sanghove, Clifford J. Clifford J. Sanghove, report to accompany H. R. 3442
[for relief of Clifeord J. Sanghove] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. ( S. rp. 949, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Sealy. Havert S. Havert S. Sealy and Porteus R. Burke, report to accompany
H. R. 3470 [granting relief to Havert S. Sealy and Porteus R. Burke] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Stephens. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
1122, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Selhy, R. Wilson. R. Wilson Selby, report to accompany S. 1364 [for relief of
R. Wilson Selbyj ; submitted by Mr Stephens. Mav 3, calendar day May 14.
1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1142, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Seller, M., & Co. M. Seller & Co., report to accompany S. 2304 [for relief of
M. Seller and Company] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 1, 1928. 9 p.
(S. rp. 975, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shivers, Jesse R. Jesse R. Shivers, report to accompany H. R. 4396 [for relief
of Jesse R. Shivers] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar day May 9,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1066, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shorten, D. George. D. George Shorten, report to accompany H. R. 11960 [for
relief of D. George Shorten] ; submitted by Mr. Black. Mav 3. calendar day
May 4, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 996, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shults, Frank E. Frank E. Shults, report to accompany H. R. 9380 [for relief
of Frank E. Shults] ; submittetl by Mr. Stephens. May 3, calendar day May
19, 1928. 13 p. (S. rp. 1233, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Smith TaUet Co., report to accompany H. R. 4303 [for relief of Smith Tablet
Company] ; submitted by Mr. Deneen. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1039, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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South Oarolhia. State of South Carolina, report to accompany H. R. 9710 [for
relief of South Carolina] : submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3, calendar day
May 26, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 131(X 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stafford, John P. John P. Stafford, report to accompany H. R. 5322 [for relief
of John P. Stafford] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. May 3, calendar day May
15, 1928. 8 p. ( S. rp. 1157, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Relief of Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey, report to accompany H. R. 8529 ; submitted by Mr. Howell. May 3,
calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1307, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Swank, Frederick D. Frederick D. Swank, report to accompany S. 584 [for
relief of Frederick D. Swank] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar
day May 7, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1038, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sweeney. Francis. Francis Sweeney, report to accompany H. R. 4927 [for
relief of Francis Sweeney] ; submitted by Mr. Stephens. INIay 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1024, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) Papei-, 5c.
Temple, Larry M. Larry M. Temple, report to accompany S. 443 [for relief of
Larry M. Temple] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day M:iy 7, 1928
3 p. (S. rp. 1032, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Thomas, A. M. A. M. Thomas, report to accompany S. 3525 [for relief of A. M.
Thomas] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 4 p.
( S. rp. 995. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Thorpe, Joseph F. Joseph F. Thorpe, report to accompany S. 382 [for relief of
Joseph F. Thorpe] ; submitted by Mr. Caraway. May 3, calendar day May 7,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. ^347, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tynes. William V. William V. Tynes, report to accompany H. R. 7061 [for
relief of William V. Tynes] : .submitted by Mr. Black. Apr. 30. 192S 2 p.
( S. rp. 951, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Wallace, F. C. F. C. Wallace, report to accompany H. R. 8440 [for relief of
F. C. Wallace] : submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1118, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
M'areham, Charles R. Charles R. Wareham, report to accompany H. R. 8808
[for relief of Charles R. Wareham] ; submitted by Mr. Howell. Apr. 30, 1928.
20 p. (S. rp. 958, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Washam. R. P. For relief of R. P. Washam and others, report to accompany
H. R. 10508 [for relief of R. P. Washam, F. A. Slate, W. H. Sanders, W. A.
McGinnis. J. E. Lindsay, and J. T. Pearson] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard.
May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1150, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
West Point Wholesale Grocery Co., report to accompany H. R. 7897 [to ratify
action of local board of sales control in respect of contracts between United
States and West Point Wholesale Grocery Company] : submitted by Mr.
Waterman. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1135^ 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
William Mellyourne, schooner. Owners of schooner William Melbourne, report
to accompany H. R. 3971 [for relief of William Melbourne Navigation Com-
pany. Limited, owners of schooner William Melbourne] ; submitted by Mr.
Howell. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1231, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wilson, Lois. Lois Wilson, report to accompany H. R. 10192 [for relief of
Lois AVilson] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. Apr. 30. 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 946,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wyant, Mrs. Jennie. Jennie Wyant and others, report to accompany H. R.
4229 [for relief of Jennie Wyant and others] ; submitted bv Mr. Waterman.
Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 927, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
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COMMERCE) COMMITTEE, SENATE
Alleyheny River. Bridge across Allegheny River at Eldred, Pa., report to
accompany H. R. 12913 [to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Allegheny River at or near borough of Eldred,
Pa by commissioners of McKean County, Pa.] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard.
May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1200, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5e.
Altamalia River. Bridge across Altamaha River at Towns BlufE Ferry, Ga.,
report to accompany S. 4487 [authorizing Uvalda Booster Club to construct
bridge across Altamaha River at or near Towns Bluft Ferry, connecting
Montgomery and Jeff Davis counties, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3,
calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1265, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bear Creek. Bridge across Bear Creek near Lovel Point, Md., report to accom-
pany S. 4401 [authorizing Elmer J. Cook to construct bridge across Bear
Creek at or near Lovel Point, Baltimore County, Md.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1147, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Champlain, Lake. Bridge across Lake Champlain between Rouses Point, N. Y.,.
and Alburgh, Vt., report to accompany S. 4560 [authorizing Elisha N. Good-
sell to construct bridge across Lake Champlain between point at or near
Rouses Point, N. Y., and point at or near Alburgh, Vt.] ; submitted by Mr,
Dale. May 28, calendar day May 29, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1323, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Lake Champlain near East Alburg, Vt., report to accom-
pany H. R. 11692 [authorizing Gulf Coast Properties, Inc., to consti-uct bridge
across Lake Champlain at or near East Alburg, Vt.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale.
May 3, calendar day May 5, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1006, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Chicago, III. Disposition of certain lighthouse reservation, report to accom-
pany S. 4300 [to authorize Secretary of Commerce to dispose of certain light-
house reservation and to acquire land for lighthouse purposes, in Chicago,
111.] ; submitted by Mr. Jones. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(S. I'p. 1119, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coasts. Protection of shore lands from damaging erosions, report to accom-
pany S. 3637 [to provide Federal cooperation with States in devising means
to protect valuable shore lands from damaging erosions] ; submitted by Mr.
McNary. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1267, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cumherland River. Bridge across Cumberland River at Arat, Ky., report to
accompany S. 4291 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to
construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near Arat, Ky.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1059, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Burkesville, Ky., report to accompany
S. 4290 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct bridge
across Cumberland River at or near Burkesville, Ky.] : submitted by Mr.
Dale. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1058, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Center Point, Ky., report to accom-
pany S. 4292 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberlaid River at or near Center Point, Ky.] ; submitted
by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1060, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at Creelsboro, Ky., report to accompany
S. 4293 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Creelsboro, Ky.] ; submitted by
Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1061, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Bridge across Cumberland River at Neelys Ferry, Ky., report to accom-
pany S. 42S9 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky, to construct
bridge across Cumberland River at or near Neelys Ferry in Cumberland
County, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1057, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at or near Burnside, Ky., report to
accompany S. 4294 [authorizing State Highway Commission. Kentucky, to
construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near Burnside, Ky.] ; sub-
mitted by INIr. Dale. :May 3. calendar day May 10, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1087,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River at or near luka, Ky.. report to accom-
pany H. R. 12571 [granting con.sent of Congress to State Highway Commis-
sion, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
luka, Ky.] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3. calendar day May 18, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1197, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Cumberland River near mouth of Indian Creek in Russell
County, Ky.. report to accompany S. 4295 [authorizing State Highway Com-
mission, Kentucky, to construct bridge across Cumberland River at or near
mouth of Indian Creek in Russell County. Ky.] : submitted by Mr. Dale.
May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1056, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across South Fork of Cumberland River at Burnside, Ky., report
to accompany S. 4288 [authorizing State Highway Commission, Kentucky,
to construct bridge across South Fork of Cumberland River at or near Burn-
side, Ky.] : submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3. calendar day May 10, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1086, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■Current River. Bridge across Current River at Biggers, Ark., report to accom-
pany H. R. 11992 [granting consent of Congress to Arkansas Highway Com-
mission to construct free highway bridge across Current River at or near
Biggers. Ark.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 8. calendar day May 5, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1008, 70th Cong. 1st se.ss.) * Paper, 5c.
Delaicare River. Bridge across Delaware River near Wilmington, Del., report
to accompany S. 1857 [authorizing Delaware and New Jersey Bridge Cor-
poration. George A. Casey. Clifford R. Powell, and Anthony J. Siracusa to
construct bridge across Delaware River at or near Wilmington, Del.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 5. 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1004,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Des Moines River. Bridge across Des Moines River at Croton, Iowa, report to
accompany S. 4357 [authorizing Henry Horsey, Winfield Scott, A. L. Balle-
goin, and Frank Schee to construct bridge across Des Moines River at or
near Croton. Iowa] : submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3. calendar dav May 14,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1146, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Detroit River. Bridge across Detroit River near Stony Island, Mich., report to
accompany S. 4405 [authorizing Detroit River Canadian Bridge Company to
construct bridge across Detroit River at or near Stony Island, Wayne County,
Mich.] : submitted- by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1141, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paiwr, 5c.
Federal Point. Conveyance of Federal Point lighthouse reservation, N. C, to
Wilmington, N. C. [as memorial to commemorate Battle of Fort Fisher],
report to accompany S. 4302 ; submitted bv Mr. Simmons. Mav 3. calendar
day May 10, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1089, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fish-cultnre. Five-year construction and maintenance program. Bureau of
Fisheries, report to accompany H. R. 13383 ; submitted bv Mr. Fletcher.
May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1239, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Hoquiam, Wash. Local inspectors, Steamboat Inspection Sei-vice, Hoquiam,
Wash., report to accompany H. R. 457 [to create board of local insi>ectors.
Steamboat Inspection Service, at Hoquiam, Wash.] : .submitted by Mr. Jones.
May 3, calendar day May 17, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1182, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Inland Waterivaijs Corporation, report to accompany H. R. 13512 [to amend act
to create Inland Waterways Corporation for purpose of carrying out mandate
and purpose of Congress as expressed in sec. 201 and 500 of transportation
act] ; submitted by Mr. Sackett. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 7 p.
(S. rp. 1273, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kanawha River. Bridge across Kanawha River at Winfield, W. Va., report to
accompany S. 4353 [authorizing Huntington Clarksburg Bridge Company to
construct bridge across Kanawha River at or near Winfield, W. Va.] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1145.
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Little Calumet River. Bridge across Little Calumet River, Cook County, 111.,
report to accompany H. R. 11917 [granting consent of Congress to county of
Cook, 111., to widen existing bridge across Little Calumet River in Cook
County, 111.] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard for Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar
day May IS, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1203, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mississippi River. Bridge across Mississippi River at Aitkin, Minn., report to
accompany H. R. 13069 [granting consent of Congress to Minnesota to con-
struct free highway bridge across Mississippi River at or near Aitkin, Minn.] ;
submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S.
rp. 1244, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Bettendorf, Iowa, report to accompany
H. R. 12235 [authorizing B. F. Peek, G. A. Shallberg, C. I. Josephson, J. W.
Bettendorf, A. J. Russell, and J. L. Hecht to construct bridge across Missis-
sippi River at or near 10th street in Bettendorf, Iowa] ; submitted by Mr.
Sheppard for Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1205, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Mississippi River near New Orleans, La., report to accom-
pany S. 4229 [to extend time for construction of bridge across Mississippi
River near and above New Orleans, La., by said city through its Public Belt
Railroad Commission] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May
10, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1085, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Missouri River. Bank protection at and near Niobralra, Nebr., report to accom-
pany S. J. Res. 80 [authorizing appropriation for bank protection for control
of floods and prevention of erosion of Missouri River at and near Niobrara,
Nebr.] ; submitted by Mr. La FoUette. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1253, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Bridge across Missouri River at Kansas City, Kans., report to accom-
pany S. 4345 [authorizing Interstate Bridge Company to construct bridge
across Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kans.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale,
May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1143, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Niobrara, Nebr., report to accompany
S. 4381 [authorizing H. A. Rinder to construct bridge across Missouri River
at or near Niobrara, Nebr.] ; submitted bv Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day
May 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1148, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River at Randolph, Mo., report to accompany
H. R. 11338 [authorizing Kansas City Southern Railway Company to con-
struct bridge across Missouri River near Randolph, Mo.] ; submitted by Mr.
Dale. May 3, calendar day May 5, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1009, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Missouri River, St. Louis County, Mo., report to accompany
S. 4203 [authorizing J. H. Haley to construct bridge across Missouri River
near point where Olive street road, St. Louis County, Mo., if extended west
would intersect Missouri River] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar
day May 5, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1010, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Natianal Insfitute of Health. Proposed National Institute of Health, hearings
before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 3391, to establish
National Institute of Health, to authorize increased appropriations for
Hygienic Laboratory, and to authorize Government to accept donations for
use in ascertaining cause, prevention, and cure of disease affecting human
beings. Apr. 24 and 25, 1928. ' 1928. iii+96 p. * Paper, 10c
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Proposed National Institute of Health, report to accompany S. 4518 [to
establi-sh and operate National Institute of Health, to create system to fellovr-
ships in said institute, and to authorize Government to accept donations for
use in a.scertaining cause, prevention, and cure of disease affecting human
beings] : submitted by Mr. Ransdell. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928.
102 p. (S. rp. 1280, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
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Neiv River. Bridge across New River at McCreery, W. Va., report to accom-
pany H. R. 12806 [authorizing J. H. Harvell to construct bridge across New
River at or near McCreery, W. Va.] ; .«ubniitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3,
calendar day May 18, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1199, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Ohio River. Bridge across Ohio River at Evansville, Ind., report to accompany
S. 4438 [authorizing Indiana to construct toll bridge across Ohio River at
or near Evansville, Ind.] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day
May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1193, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Bridge across Ohio River at New Cumberland. W. Va.. report to accom-
pany H. R. 5475 [authorizing New Cumberland Bridge Company to construct
bridge across Ohio River at or near New Cumberland. W. Va.] ; submitted
by Mr. Sheppard for Mr. Dale. May 3. calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1202, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Ohio River at Ripley, Ohio, report to accompany S. 4450
[authorizing Ripley Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio River at
or near Ripley, Ohio] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day
May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1240, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Extension of time for construction of bridge across Ohio River at
Evansville, Ind., report to accompany S. 4439 [to extend times for com-
mencing and completing construction of bridge across Ohio River at or near
Evansville, Ind., by Indiana] : submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3. calendar
day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1194, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oversea highioay. Survey of uncompleted bridges of Oversea highway from
Key West to mainland. Florida, report to accompany H. J. Res. 256 ; sub-
mittetl by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day May 10, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1090, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Perdido Bay. Bridge across Perdido Bay in Florida and Alabama, report
to accompany S. 4457 [authorizing Northwest Florida Corporation to con-
struct bridge across Perdido Bay at or near Inerarity Point in Escambia
County, Fla.. to mainland of Baldwin County, Ala.] ; submitted by Mr.
Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1243, 70th" Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Rio Grande. Bridge across Rio Grande at Brownsville, Tex., report to accom-
pany H. R. 12100 [to amend act granting consent of Congress to Gateway
Bridge Company for construction of bridge across Rio Grande between
Brownsville. Tex., and Matamoros, Mexico] ; submitted bv Mr. Sheppax'd.
May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1196, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Rio Grande at Tornillo, Tex., report to accompany H. R.
12031 [to extend times for commencing and completing construction of bridge
across Rio Grande at or near point 2 miles south of Tornillo, Tex., by W. J.
Stahmann. Edgar D. Brpwn, and L. N. Shafer] : submitted by Mr. Sheppard.
May 3. calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1195, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Rio Grande- — Continued.
Bridge across Rio Grande at Weslaco, Tex., report to accompany H. R.
12877 [autliorizing Los Olmos International Bridge Company to constnict
bridge across Rio Grande at or near Weslaco, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr.
Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1201, 70tb Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Saline, Lake. Bridge across Lake Sabine at Port Arthur, Tex., report to
accompany S. 4253 [authorizing H. L. McKee to construct bridge across Lake
Sabine at or near Port Arthur, Tex.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3.
calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1022, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
SaUne River. Bridge across Sabine River at Pendleton's Ferry, report to
accompany S. 4254 [authorizing Texas and Louisiana to construct free high-
way bridge across Sabine River at or near Pendleton's Ferry] ; submitted by
Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1023, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across Sabine River at Starks, La., report to accompany H. R.
12623 [granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway Commission to
construct free highway bridge across Sabine River at or near Starks, La.] ;
submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 1 p.
(S. rp. 1198, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Lawrence River. Bridge across St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay,
N. Y., report to accompany S. 4566 [authorizing New York Development
Association, Inc.. to construct bridge across St. Lawrence River near
Alexandria Bay, N. Y.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 28, calendar day May
29, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1321, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) *. Paper, 5c.
Santa Rosa Sound. Bridge across Santa Rosa Sound, Fla., report to accompany
S. 4456 [granting consent of Congress to boards of county commissioners of
counties of Escambia and Santa Rosa, Fla., to construct free bridge across
Santa Rosa Sound, Fla., at or near Deer Point, Santa Rosa County, or at or
near Sharp Point on Santa Rosa Island] ; submitted by Mr. Shepard. May
3. calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1242, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Savannah River. Bridge across Savannah River at Burtons Ferry, Ga., report
to accompany S. 4474 [authorizing South Carolina and Georgia State highway
departments to construct toll bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons
Ferry near Sylvania, Ga.] ; submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day
May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1264, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tennessee River. Bridges across Tennessee, Tombigbee, Warrior, Alabama, and
Coosa rivers, Ala., report to accompany H. R. 13481 [granting consent of
Congress to Alabama State Bridge Corporation to construct bridges across
Tennessee, Tombigbee, Warrior, Alabama, and Coosa rivers within Alabama] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1127, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Tensas River. Bridge across Tensas River in Louisiana, report to accompany
H. R. 11080 [granting consent of Congress to Fisher Lumber Corporation
to construct railroad bridge across Tensas River in Louisiana at or near
dividing line between sections 1 and 12, township 12 north, range 9 east,
Louisiana meridian] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard for Mr. Dale. May 3,
calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1204, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5e.
Wabash River. Bridge across Wabash River at McGregors Ferry, 111., report
to accompany S. 4451 [to amend act authorizing Roy Clippinger, Ulys Pyle,
Edgar Leathers, Groves K. Flescher, and Carmen Flescher to construct bridge
across Wabash River at or near McGregors Ferry in White County, 111.,
so as to authorize bridge to be built at New |Iarmony, Ind.. instead of
McGregors Ferry] ; submitted by I\Ir. Sheppard. May 3. calendar day May
19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1241, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
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Waccamaip River. Bridge across Waccamaw River near Reeves Ferry, Colum-
bus County, N. C, report to accompany H. R. 11797 [granting consent of
Congress to Columbus County, N. C, to construct free highway bridge across
Waccamaw River at or near Reeves Ferry, Columbus County, N. C] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 5, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1007,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
White River. Bridge across White River at Augusta, Ark., report to accom-
pany S. 4504 [granting consent of Congress to Arkansas through its State
Highway Department to construct toll bridge across White River at or near
Augusta, Ark.] : submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928.
1 p. ( S. rp. 1270, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across White River near Clarendon, Ark., report to accompany
S. 4344 [granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of
Arkansas to construct bridge across White River at or near Clarendon, Ark.] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1144, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bridge across White River near Clarendon, Ark., report to accompany
S. 4465 [gi'anting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of
Arkansas to construct bridge across White River at or near Clarendon, Ark.] ;
submitted by Mr. Dale. May 3. calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1268, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, SENATE
Boxing. To legalize amateur boxing exhibitions in District of Columbia, re-
port to accompany S. 4085 [to prevent professional prize fighting and to
authorize amateur boxing in District of Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Capper.
May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928, 5 p. (S. rp. 1139, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Pai)er, 5c.
Education Board. Personal liability of members of Board of Education of
District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3828 [to amend public law num-
bered 254, approved June 20. 1906, known as organic school law, so as to re-
lieve individual members of Board of Education of personal liability for
acts of board] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 932,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Friendly societies. Payment of death benefits by fraternal beneficial associa-
tions in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3844 : submitted by Mr.
Blaine. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1158, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5e.
■ Regulating juvenile insurance by fraternal beneficial associations in
District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 3694 ; submitted by Mr. Blaine.
May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1159, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Insurance code for District of Columbia, hearings before subcommittee, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on S. 3709, to provide code of insurance law for Dis-
trict of Columbia, except as herein provided, and H. R. 10147, to provide com-
plete code of insurance law for District of Columbia (excepting marine insur-
ance as now provided for by act of Mar. 4. 1922, and fraternal and benevolent
insurance associations or orders as provided for by act of Mar. 3, 1901 [etc.]),
Apr. .5-7, 1928. 1928. iii+129 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.D 63/2 : In 7/2
Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Exemption of certain fraternal
associations in District of Columbia, report to accompany H. R. 10SG9 [amend-
ing see. 764 of subchapter 12, fraternal beneficial associations, of code of law
for District of Columbia, so as to include among associations specifically
exempted from provisions of subchapter 12 Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, Daughters of America, and Knights of Columbus] ; submitted by
Mr. Blaine. May 3. calendar day May 19. 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1230, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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ggg May, 1928
Land. Rights in land for park purposes and lease of buildings on park land*
in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 4126 [authorizing National
Capital Park and Planning Commission to acquire title to land subject to
limited rights reserved, and limited rights in land, and authorizing director
of public buildings and public parks of National capital to lease land or
existing buildings for limited periods in certain Instances] ; submitted by
Mr. Sackett. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1003, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Street-railway merger in District of Columbia, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion, on S. J. Res. 133, to authorize merger of street railway corporations
operating in District of Columbia, May 1, 1928. 1928. ii+52 p. * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.D 63/2 : St 8/7
Streets. Changing name of Railroad avenue In District of Columbia, report
to accompany H. R. 10073 [to change name of Railroad avenue, between
Nichols avenue and Massachusetts avenue, to Fairlawn avenue] ; submitted
by Mr. Capper. May 3, calendar day May 24, 1928. 1 p. ( S. i-p. 1276, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Extension and widening of 14th street nw.. District of Columbia, report
to accompany S. 3440 [to vacate certain streets and alleys within area known
as Walter Reed General Hospital, District of Columbia, and to authorize
extension and widening of 14th sti'eet from Montague street to its southern
terminus south of Dahlia street] ; submitted by Mr. Bruce. May 3, calendar
day May 12, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1116, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Use of United States land for highway purposes in District of Columbia,
report to accompany S. 4087 ; submitted by Mr. Sackett. May 3, calendar
day May 8, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1052, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Taxation. Assessment and collection of taxes in District of Columbia, report
to accompany S. 4441 ; submitted by Mr. Capper. May 3, calendar day May
15, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1152, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Assessment of benefits by condemnation juries in District of Columbia,
report to accompany S. 4124 [to provide for notice to owners of land assessed
for benefits by verdict of condemnation jui'ies in District of Columbia] ;
submitted by Mr. Blaine. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
993, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Teachers. Amendment of teachers' salary act, approved June 4, 1924, report
to accompany S. 4063; submitted by Mr. Copelaud. May 1, 1928. 3 p.
( S. ip. 972, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
■ Exemption of public school employees from $2,000 salary limitation,
report to accompany S. 3827 [to exempt employees of public-school system
of District of Columbia from $2,000 salary limitation provision of legisla-
tive, executive, and judicial appropriation act, approved May 10, 1916, as
amended] ; submitted by Mr. Capper. May 3. calendar day May 5, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1013, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Text-iooks. Free books and supplies for public schools of District of Columbia,
report to accompany S. 3902 ; submitted by Mr. Cap]>er. May 3, calendar day
May 4, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 997, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper^ 5c.
EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE, SENATE
Unemployed. Analysis and appraisal of unemployment statistics, report to
accompany S. Res. 219 [for analysis and appraisal of reiwrts on unemploy-
ment and systems for prevention and relief thereof] ; submitted by Mr.
Couzens. May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1063, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
EXPENDITXJRES IN EXECUTIVE DEPAETMENT8 COMMITTEE, SENATE
Reports. Discontinuance of certain reports, rejwrt to accompany H. R. 12064
[to discontinue certain reports now required by law to be made to Congress] ;
submitted by Mr. Sackett. May 28, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1320, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 22, 1928; no.
10. 1928. 40 p. 4» t Y4.F 49: 70/10
Customs Service. Componsation of Customs Service employees, report to accom-
pany S. 4075 [to adjust compensation of certain employees in Customs Serv-
ice] ; submitted by Mr. Edge. May 3. calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S.
rp. 1257. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hospitals. Hospitalization for World War veterans, report to accompany H. R.
12821 [to authorize appropriation to provide additional hospital, domiciliary,
and out-patient dispensary facilities for persons entitled to hospitalization
under World War veterans' act, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Snioot.
May 3. calendar day May 22, 1928. 10 p. (S. rp. 1255, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
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Insurance. Amending sec. 300 of World War veterans' act [so as to permit
payment of insurance to trust company or bank designated by insured as
trustee], report to accompany S. 3258; submitted by Mr. Shortridge. May 3,
calendar day May 2, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1256, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Internal revenue bill of 1928, report to accompany H. B. 1 ; submitted by Mr.
Smoot. Mav 1. 1928. 48 p. (S. rp. 960, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26403
Plainfield. N. J. Carillon of bells for Grace Church, Plainfleld, N. J., report
to accompany S. 793 [to refund duty on carillon of bells imported for Grace
Church. Plainfield, N. J.] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3,
calendar day May 22. 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1261, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Princeton University. Remission of duty on carillon of bells for Princeton
University, report to accompany S. 2355; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1259, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Providence, R. I. Remission of duty on carillon for Swedish Lutheran Church,
Providence. R. I., report to accompany S. 2907 : submitted by Mr. Reed of
Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1260, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Soldiers. Amend sec. 201 of World War veterans' act, 1924. report to accom-
pany S. 2372 [to amend sec. 201. subdivision 1, of World War veterans' act,
1924. as amended, relating to burial and funeral expenses of honorably dis-
charged ex-service men] : submitted by Mr. Reed [of Pennsylvania]. May 3,
calendar day May 22, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1254, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
• Amend World War veterans' act [1924], report to accompany H. R.
13039 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 26,
1928. 7 p. (S..rp. 1297. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Aeronautics^. International aeronautical conference, report to accompany S. J.
Res. 161 [authorizing the President to invite representatives of foreign Gov-
ernments to attend an international aeronautical conference on civil areo-
nautics in Washington on Dec. 12-14. 1928] ; submitted by Mr. Borah. May 3,
calendar day May 23, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1271, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar. 70th Congress. 1st session, May 5 and 24, 1928 ;
no. 14 and 15. [1928.] Each 24 p. 4° t Y 4.F 76/2 : 70/14, 15
Foreign service. Reorganization and improvement of foreign service, report to
accompany S. 4382; submitted by Mr. Moses. May 3, calendar day May 9,
1928. 7 p. (S. rp. 1069, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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International Maritime Conference for Safety of Life at Sen. International
conference for revision of convention of 1914 for safety of life at sea, report to
accompany S. J. Res. 131 [providing for participation by United States in
international conference for revision of convention of 1914 for safety of life
at sea, to be held in London, England, in 1929] ; submitted by Mr. Borah.
May 2, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 981, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE, SENATE
Deportation of alien seamen, report to accompany S. 717; submitted by Mr.
King. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1037, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Cherokee Indians. Declaring purpose of Congress in passing act of June 2,
1924, report to accompany S. 4488 [declaring purpose of Congress in passing
act of June 2, 1924, to confer full citizenship upon eastern band of Cherokee
Indians, and further declaring that it vras not purpose of Congress in passing
act of June 4, 1924, to repeal, abridge, or modify provisions of former act as
to citizenship of said Indians] ; submitted by Mr. Schall. May 3, calendar
day May 26, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1295, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Chippewa Indians. Authorizing Turtle Mountain Chippew^as to submit claims
to Court of Claims, report to accompany S. 3676 ; submitted by Mr. Frazier.
May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1114, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
To set aside lands for Chippewa Indians in Minnesota, report to accom-
pany H. R. 12067; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3, calendar day May 12,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1111, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Coal. Extending leases on coal and asphalt deposits in Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations, etc., report to accompany S. 3867 [to provide for extension of time
of certain mining leases of coal and asphalt deposits in segregated mineral
land of Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, and to permit extension of time to
purchasers of coal and asphalt deposits within segregated mineral lands of
said nations to complete payments of purchase price] ; submitted by Mr.
Pine. May 3, calendar day May 11, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1097, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cowlitz Indiana. To permit Cowlitz tribe of Indians to file suit in Court of
Claims, report to accompany H. R. 167 ; submitted by Mr. Jones. May 3,
calendar day May 9, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1076, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper,
5c.
CreeJc Indians. Authorizing advancement of funds to Creek Nation to be paid
to attorneys for Creek Nation, report to accompany S. 3868 ; submitted by
Mr. Pine. May 3, calendar day May 11, 1928. 4 p. ( S. rp. 1098, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Dakota Indians. Continue allowance of Sioux benefits, report to accompany
H. R. 9046 ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928.
7 p. (S. rp. 1131, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Five Civilized Tribes. Extend period of restrictions in lands of certain mem-
bers of Five Civilized Tribes, report to accompany S. 4448 [to amend sec. 4
of act to extend period of restrictions in lands of certain members of Five
Civilized Tribes, approved May 10. 1928, so as to correct error] ; submitted
by Mr. Frazier. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1174, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Extend period of restrictions on lands of certain members of Five Civ-
ilized Tribes, report to accompany S. 3594; submitted by Mr. Pine. May 3,
1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 982, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fort Apache Reservation. Authorizing appropriation for purchase of privately
owned lands, Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Ariz., report to accompany
S. 4346 ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1110, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Hansen, R. E. R. E. Hansen, report to accompany S. 3794 [for relief of R. E.
Hansen] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1075, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indians. Attorney general of California to bring suit in Court of Claims on
behalf of Indians of California, report to accompany S. 727 ; submitted by
Mr. La Follette. May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1055, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indian tribes to present claims to Court of Claims, report to accompany
S. 4273 [authorizing certain Indian tribes and bands, or any of them, residing
in State of Washington, to present their claims to Court of Claims] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Jones. May 3, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 983, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Iowa Indians. Iowa tribe of Indians, report to accompany S. J. Res. 139 [for
relief of Iowa tribe of Indians] ; submitted by Mr. Thomas. May 3, calendar
day May 24, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1278, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
027 Spring Reservation. Approve deed of conveyance of land in Seneca Oil
Spring Reservation, N. Y. [to Seneca Oil Spring Association (Incorporated)],
report to accompany H. R. 12446 ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3, cal-
endar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1112, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pine Ridge Reservation. Authorizing per capita payment to Pine Ridge Sioux
Indians of South Dakota, report to accompany S. 4231 ; submitted by Mr.
McMaster. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1132, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
San Carlos Reservation. Disposing of 2 bridges on San Carlos Indian Reser-
vation, Ariz., report to accompany S. 4321 ; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. May
3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1128, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
White River XJte Indians. Relief of AVhite River, Uintah, Uncompahgre, and
Southern Ute tribes or bands of Ute Indians in Utah, Colorado, and New
Mexico, report to accompany S. 2482 ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3,
calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1113, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Yankton Indians. Reinvesting title to lands in Yankton Sioux tribe of Indians,
report to accompany S. 2792 ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar
day May 12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1130, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, SENATE
€oal. Conditions in coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio,
hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 105, to investigate
conditions in coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio, Apr. 9
[-24], 1928. 1928. pts. 7, 8, [vii] +1615-2272 p. * Paper, pt. 7, 30c.; * pt. 8,
35c. Y 4.In8/3 : C 63/5/pt.7, 8
Conditions in coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio, part
■ of hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 105, to investigate
conditions in coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio ; statement
and examination of William H. Coolidge, Apr. 19, 1928. 1928. 124 p.
i [Includes United Mines Workers in West Virginia, brief submitted by
bituminous operators' special committee to Coal Commission, Aug. 1923, etc.
This publication is extracts from pt. 8 of hearings catalogued above.]
* Paper, 15c. Y 4.1 n8/3 : C 63/6
Platinum. Marking of platinum, report to accompany S. 1251 [to regulate
marking of platinum imported into United States or transported in inter-
state commerce] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. May 3, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp.
985, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Railroad-cars. Repeal of Pullman surcharge, report to accompany S. 668
[amending sec. 1 of interstate commerce act] ; submitted by Mr. Dill. May
3, calendar day May 21, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1251, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Railroads. Amending law regarding certificates of public convenience and
necessity [for construction of new lines of railroad or extension of existing
lines], report to accompany S. 2309; submitted by Mr. Watson for Mr.
Mayfield. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1282, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Consolidation of railway properties, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on S. 1175, to promote unification of carriers engaged in interstate commerce,
Mar. 3, 1928. 1928. pt. 2, iii+195-231 p. * Paper, 5c.
y 4.In8/3 : R 13/44/pt. 2
IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION COMMITTEE, SENATE
Casper- Aloova reclamaUon project, report to accompany S. 4304 [for storage
for diversion of waters of North Platte River and construction of Casper-
Alcova reclamation project] ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. May 3, calendar
day May IS, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1184, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
G-ila Rwer. Investigation of waters of Gila River, N. Mex., and Ariz., report
to accompany H. R. 10786 [authorizing surveys and investigations to deter-
mine best methods and means of utilizing waters of Gila River and its
tributaries above San Carlos reservoir in New Mexico and Arizona] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Ashurst. May 3, calendar day May 17, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1179, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Rio Grande irrigation project. Extending time of construction payments on
Rio Grande Federal irrigation project, N. Mex.-Tex. [by Elephant Butte
Irrigation District and El Paso County Water Improvement District 1],
report to accompany S. 4167 ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar
day May 17, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1181, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Extending time of construction payments, Rio Grande Federal irrigation
project, N. Mex.-Tex., hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session, on S. 4167, Apr.
26, 1928. 1928. iii+44 p. [This hearing relates to payments to be made
by the Elephant Butte Irrigation District and the El Paso County Water
Improvement District 1.] * Paper, 5c. Y 4.1r 7/1 : R 47/3
Saratoga reclamation project, report to accompany S. 4305 [to provide for
storage for diversion of waters of North Platte River and construction of
Saratoga reclamation project] ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. May 3, calendar
day May 18, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1185, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Yuma irrigation project. Yuma auxiliary project, report to accompany S. 1142
[amending act of Jan. 25, 1917, and other acts relating to Yuma auxiliary
project, Ariz.] ; submitted by Mr. Ashurst. May 3, calendar day May 17,
1028. 2 p. (S. rp. 1183, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Zillah State Park bridge, report to accompany S. 3039 [authorizing appropria-
tion for construction of bridge and approach road leading to Zillah State
Park, Wash.] ; submitted by Mr. Dill. May 3, calendar day May 9, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1062, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendiir. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, May 7-28, 1928;
no. 19-22. 1928. Each 36 p. or 38 p. 4° % Y 4. J 89/2 : 70/19-22
Internal Revenue Bureau. Investigation of Senator Couzens's charges, report
to accompany S. Res. 213 [to investigate certain circumstances connected
with matter of additional tax assessments upon James Couzens] ; submitted
by Mr. Blaine for Mr. Borah. May 3, calendar day May 14, 1928. 1 p.
(S. rp. 1140, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Jordan, Weslep. Devise of Wesley Jordan, report to accompany H. J. Res. 77
[concerning lands and property devised to Government by Wesley Jordan] ;
submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 3, calendar day Mav 22, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
1258, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
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Judges. Additional judge in District of Columbia, report lo accompany S. 4127
[for appointment of additional justice of Supreme Court of District of
Columbia] ; submitted by Mr. Gillett. May 3, calendar day May 15. 1928.
1 p. (S. rp. 1162, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional judge in Mississippi, report to accompany S. 1965 [to author-
ize appointment of district judge for northern district of Missis.sippi] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Gillett. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
1160, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Additional judge in 2d judicial circuit, report to accompany S. 1976 ;
submitted by Mr. Gillett. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
1161, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Salaries of judges of Territories and insular possessions, report to ac-
company H. R. 11463 [to fix salaries of certain judges of Territories and
insular possessions of United States] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. May 3, cal-
endar day May 24, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1277, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Marshals. Fees of United States marshals, report to accompany H. R. 9051
[to amend sec. 1 of act of Feb. 22, 1875, regulating fees and costs, relative to
accounts f>f United States marshals and United States commissioners] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Blaine. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1299,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Panama Canal. Judicial system of Canal Zone, report to accompany S. 3938
[relating to courts of Canal Zone] ; submitted by Mr. Waterman. May 3,
calendar day May 14, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1149, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stenographers. Official reporters in United States courts, report [and minority
views] to accompany H. R. 9024 [to authorize appointment of reporters in
courts of United States and to fix their duties and compensation]. [2 pts.]
(S. rp. 1180, 2 pts., 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[pt. l.jReport ; submitted by MV. Walsh of Montana. May 3, calendar dav May 17,
1928. 3 p. * I'aper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. King. May 3, calendar day May IS, 1928.
5 p. * I'aper, 5c.
Supreme Court reports for Customs Courts, report to accompany H. R. 9049 [to
amend sec. 227 of judicial code, so as to enable Attorney General to furnish
justices of Customs Court with reports of Supreme Court] ; submitted by
Mr. Blaine. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1298, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
LIBBAUY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Dakota Indians. Sioux and Pawnee Indian battle grounds, report to accom-
pany H. R. 9194 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to acquire land and erect
monument on site of battle between Sioux and Pawnee Indian tribes in
Hitchcock County, Nebr., fought in 1873] ; submitted by Mr. Fess. May 3,
calendar day May 16, 1928. 1 p. ( S. rp. 1178, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
LWrari/ of Congress. Acquisition of property for Library of Congress, report
to accompany H. R. 9355 [for acquisition of property in District of Columbia
for Library of Congress] ; submitted by Mr. Fess. May 3, calendar day May
15, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1175, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26405
Mount Rushniore National Memorial Commission, report to accompany S. 3848
[creating Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission and defining its
purposes and powers] ; submitted bv Mr. Fess. May 3, calendar day May 16,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1176, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
NatioMtl Botanic Garden. United States Botanic Garden, Washington, D. C,
plants for Congressional distribution, 1928. [1928.] 4 p. t
Y 4.L 61/3 : B 65/11
Negroes. Memorial building for National Memorial Association (Inc.), report
to accompany S. J. Rts. 132 [to create commission to secure plans and de-
signs for and to erect memorial building for National Memorial Association
(lucorixiratcd). in city of Washington, as tribute to negro's contribution to
achievements of America] ; submitted by Mr. Fess. May 3, calendar day
May 16, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1177, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Air Corps retriever for War Department, report to accompany S. 2952 [for con-
struction or purchase of 1 heavy seagoing Air Corps retriever for War De-
partment, for use at France Field, Canal Zone] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher
for Mr. Keed of Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1109, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Andrews, John M. John M. Andrews, report to accompany H. R. 3723 [for
relief of John M. Andrews] ; submitted by Mr. Steck. May 3, calendar day
May 26, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1303, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Amistrong, George R. George R. Armstrong, report to accompany H. R. 4664
[for relief of George R. Armstrong] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. May 3.
calendar day May 5, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp, 1012, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Army supplies. To limit issue of reserve supplies or equipment held by War
Department, report to accompany H. R. 7752; submitted by Mr. Reed of
Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 939, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Baker, Fort. Resurfacing roads on Fort Baker military reservation, Calif.,
report to accompany H. R. 4588 [authorizing appropriation for repair and re-
surfacing of roads on Fort Baker military reservation, Calif.] ; submitted by
Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 935, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Baton Rouge, La. To convey to Baton Rouge, La., perpetual easement for street
purposes, report to accompany H. R. 8742 [to authorize Secretary of War
to convey to Baton Rouge, La., portion of Baton Rouge National Cemetery for
use as public street] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day
May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1238, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Broion, John M. John M. Brown, report to accompany H. R. 7708 [for relief
of John M. Brown] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day May
19, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1237, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Buckley, Seymour. Seymour Buckley, report to accompany H. R. 3241 [for
relief of Seymour Buckley] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart for Mr. Robinson of
Indiana. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 967, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Campbell, Albert. Albert Campbell, report to accompany H. R. 4687 [for relief
of Albert Campbell] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day May
11, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1093, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
CJialmette, La. Right of way for levee through Chalmette National Cemetery
[to Lake Borgne Basin Levee Board, agency of Louisiana], report to accom-
pany H. R. 11758: submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar day May
25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1294, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Charleston, S. C. Donate bronze cannon to Charleston, S. C, report to accom-
pany H. R. 6492; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 4.
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1001, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
China, Admission of 2 Chinese subjects to West Point, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 39 [authorizing Secretary of War to receive for instruction at
Military Academy, West Point, 2 Chinese subjects |to be designated hereafter
by Government of China] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3,
calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1218, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Columbia Arsenal. Sale of Columbia (Tenn.) Arsenal property, report to accom-
pany H. R. 12479 [authorizing sale of all interest and rights of United States
m Columbia Arsenal property situated in 9th civil district of Maury County,
Tenn., and providing that net fund be deposited in military post construction
fund] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1250, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Cox, Elbert L. Elbert L. Cox, report to accompany H. R. 10702 [for relief of
Elbert L. Cox] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. Mav 3, calendar day May 21, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 1249, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
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Da Euif. A)nos. Amos Dahuff, report to accompany H. R. 8628 [for relief of
Amos Dahuff] ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 3, calendar day May 25,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1293, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5e.
Damdson. Donald M. Donald M. Davidson, report to accompany S. 3088 [for
relief of Donald M. Davidson] ; submitted by Mr. Tyson. Mav 3, calendar
day May 21, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1247, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, oc.
District of Colunibia. Policing of military highways leading out of District of
Columbia, report to accompany S. 4461 ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsyl-
vania. May 3. calendar day May 19, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1245, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, oc.
Dotson. William H. William H. Dotson, report to accompany H. R. 7227 [for
relief of William H. Dotson] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p,
(S. rp. 930, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dry Valley road. Paving of Dry Valley road, Georgia, report to accompany
S. 3881 [for paving of Government road, known as Dry Valley road, com-
mencing where said road leaves La Fayette road, in Rossville, Ga., and
extending to Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, con-
stituting approach road to said park] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3,
calendar day May 12, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1126, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
Edwards. Ro'bert 0. Robert O. Edwards, report to accompany S. 2894 [for
relief of Robert O. Edwards] ; submitted bv Mr. Steck. Apr. 30, 1928. 7 p.
(S. rp. 928, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gateway Bridge Company. Sale of portion of Fort Brown military reservation,
Brownsville, Tex., to Gateway Bridge Co., report to accompany S. 4315 ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1213, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oenireux, Emile. Emile Genireux, report to accompany H. R. 2472 [for relief
of Emile Genireux, alias Emile Genereux] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. May
3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1229, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Gordon, Giles. Giles Gordon, report to accompany H. R. 3467 [for relief of
Giles Gordon] ; submitted by Mr. Pine. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1002, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Griswold, Fort. Conveyance of Fort Griswold (Conn.) tract to Connecticut,
report to accompany S. 4503 ; submitted by Mr. Bingham. May 3, calendar
day May 22, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1262, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hacker, Earlie 0. Harley O. Hacker, report to accompany S. 3690 [for relief
of Harlie O. Hacker] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
931, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hawaii. Purchase of real estate [in Hawaii] by War Department, reiwrt to
accompany H. R. 5806; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 937, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Purchase of real estate in Hawaii, report to accompany H. R. 11809;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 942,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) [The land to be purchased is known as Kalena tract
and is within boundaries of Schofield Barracks reservation.] * Paper, 5c.
Herbert, Theodore. Theodore Herbert, report to accompany H. R. 1533 [for
relief of Theodore Herbert] ; submitted by Mr. Steck. May 3, calendar day
May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1302, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Hervey, John. John Hervey, report to accompany H. R. 7268 [for relief of
John Hervey] ; submitted by Mr. McMaster. May 8, calendar day Mav 19,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1*223, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
HetricJc. T. Abraham. T. Abraham Hetrick, report to accompany H. R. 10714
[for relief of T. Abraham Hetrick] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3,
calendar day May 25, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1289, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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lUtz, Michael. Michael Ilitz, report to accompany H. R. 6908 [for relief of
Michael Ilitz]; submitted by Mr. Steck. Apr. 30, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 929,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Kettle Creek, Battle of, 1779. Marker for site of Battle of Kettle Creek. Wilkes
County, Ga.. report to accompany H. R. 9965 [to erect tablet or marker to
mark. site of Battle of Kettle Creek, in Wilkes County. Ga., where, on Feb.
14, 1779, Elijah Clarke and Colonel Pickens overtook the Tories under
Colonel Boyd, killing him and many of his followers, thus ending British
dominion in Georgia] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day
May 12, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1101, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
L boats for War Department, report to accompany S. 2951 [for construction
or purchase of 2 L boats for War Department! ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher
for Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1108, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
La Fayette extension road'. Paving La Fayette extension road, report to ac-
company S. 2990' [foi paving Government road extending from Lee and
Gordon's mill to La Fayette. Ga., known as La Fayette' extension and consti-
tuting approach road to Chattanooga and Chickamauga National Military
Park]; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 1, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 963, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lonffsdorf, Milton G. Milton Longsdorf, report to accompany H. R. 8988 [for
relief of Milton Longsdorf] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart for Mr. Robinson of
Indiana. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 966, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Loive. Charles E. Charles E. Lowe, report to accompany H. R. 4660' [to correct
military record of Charles E. Lowe] ; submitted by Mr. Steck. May 3, cal-
endar day May 12, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1115, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mangan, Daniel. Daniel Mangan, report to accompany H, R. 1931 [for relief
of Daniel Mangan. alias Daniel Manning] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard.
May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1214, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Manley, James A. James Aloysius Manley, report to accompany S. 4107 [for
relief of James Aloysius Manley] ; submittefl by Mr. Steck. May 3, calendar
day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1235, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Medals. Award and supply of service medals to individual soldiers, report to
accomijany H. R. 5789 [for gratuitous issue by Secretary of War of service
medals and similar devices, for replacement of same, and for other pur-
poses] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
986, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Medical Corps, Army. Officers of Medical Corps to account certain service in
computing rights for retirement, report to accompany H. R. 11981 ; submitted
by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1269, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military Academy, West Point. Board of visitors. Military Academy, rejwrt
to accompany H. R. 8105 [to provide for membership of board of visitors,
Military Academy] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1926.
2 p. (S. rp. M3, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Easement to New York Central Railroad Co. to cross West Point military
reservation, report to accompany S. 4466 [to authorize Secretary of War to
grant to New York Central Railroad Company pei-petual easement extend-
ing acros.s Constitution Island on West Point military reservation, N, Y.,
for railroad purposes] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day
May 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1284, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Fix pay and allowances of chaplain at Military Academy, report to ac-
company H. R. 6652; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 938, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Military topography. Authorizing mapping agencies of Government to assist
in preparation of military maps, report to accompany H. R. 7937 ; submitted
by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 940, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) ♦ Paper, 5c.
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Miller, Robert W. Robert W. Miller, report to accompany S. 2519 [for relief
of Robert W. Miller] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 8, calendar day May
1!), 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1225, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MiUUjnn, Howard P. H. P. Milligan. report to acompan.v S. 3866 [authorizing
appointment of H. P. Milligan as major of infantry in Regular Army] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 7 p. (S. rp.
1226, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦ Paper, 5c.
Murin, Williani. William Morin, report to accompany H. R. 2272 [for relief of
William Morin] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day May 10,
1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1224, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Morse, Franklin B. Franklin B. Morse, report to accomjmny H. R. 3170 [for
relief of Franklin B. Morse] ; submitted by Mr. Steck. May 3, calendar clay
May 26, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1301, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mothers. To authorize mothers and unmarried widows of deceased World War
veterans buried in Europe to visit graves, heai'ing before subcommittee, 70th
Congress. 1st session, on H. R. 5494, May 14. 1928. 1928. iii+29 p.
* Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/2 : M 85
Motor-boats. Two motor mine yawls for War Department, report to accom-
pany S. 2947 [for construction or purchase of 2 motor mine yawls for War
Department] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher for Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1107, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Mayer, James E. James E. Moyer. report to accompany H. R. 6432 [for relief
of James E. Moyer] : submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 23,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1272. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Board of managers of
Natioi'.al Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to accept title to [land, etc.,
of] State Camp for Veterans at Bath, N. Y., report to accompany H. R. 12953 ;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3. calendar day May 19, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1222, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [H. R. 12953 as reported to Senate
has an added section which authorizes Secretary of War to accept conveyance
of cemetery at New York State Camp for Veterans near Bath, N. Y.]
* Paper, 5c.
Hospital at National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Dayton,
Ohio, hearing before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 132,
authorizing erection of sanitary fireproof hospital at National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at Dayton, Ohio, May 1, 1928. 1928. ii+21 p.
* Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/2 : N 21/2
New Orleans, La. Lease to New Orleans Association of Commerce, New
Orleans, quartermaster intermediate depot unit no. 2, report to accompany
S. J. Res. 120 ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1217, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Offieers, Army. To increase efficiency of Air Corps, report to accompany H. R.
12814 [to increase efficiency of Army] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Penn-
sylvania. May 3, calendar day May 11, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1099, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ohio. Relief of Ohio, report to accompany H. R. 12938; submitted by Mr.
Locher. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1306, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Ordnance. Disposition of condemned ordnance, guns, projectiles, etc., report to
accompany H. R. 6049 [to amend act to authorize Secretary of War and
Secretary qf Navy to make certain disposition of condemned ordnance, guns,
projectiles, and other condemned material in their respective departments] ;
submitted by Mr. Tyson. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1248, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pate, Charlie R. Charlie R. Pate, report to accompany H. R. 4652 [for relief
of Charlie R. Pate] ; submitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day May 5,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1011, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Pay, Army. Readjust pay of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast
and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, report to accompany H. R.
12110 [to amend act to readjust pay and allowances of commissioned and
enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Sui-vey, and Public Health Service, relative to pay of certain officers
of Army whose pay is limited by law to that of grade of captain] ; submitted
by Mr. Wagner. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1286,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To equalize pay of certain classes of officers of Regular Army, report to
accompany S. 3569; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 1, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp.
962, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Purdell, Thomas. Thomas Purdell, report to accompany H. R. 4954 [for relief
of Thomas Purdell] ; submitted by Mr. Black. May 3, calendar day May 19,
1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1227, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) [Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
Randolph-Macon Academy. For relief of Randolph-Macon Academy, Front
Royal, Va., report to accompany H. R. 4963 ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard.
May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1288, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Reserve Offlcers' Training Corps, Army. Resumption of training of certain
members of Reserve Officers' Training Corps, report to accompany H. R. 244 ;
submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 934,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Retired list, Army. Readjust pay and allowances of commissioned and enlisted
personnel of Army, etc., report to accompany H. R. 12624 [to amend sec. 17
of act to readjust pay and allowances of commissioned and enlisted personnel
of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and
Public Health Service, as amended, relative to pay and allowances of officers
and warrant officers on retired list] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3,
calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1215, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Report
reads incorrectly H. R. 12642.] * Paper, 5c.
Ringgold road. Paving of Ringgold road, Ga., report to accompany S. 2991
[for paving of Government road, known as Ringgold road, extending from
Chattanooga and Chickamauga National Military Park, Ga., to Ringgold, Ga.,
constituting approach road to Chattanooga and Chickamauga National Mili-
tary Park] ; submitted by Mr. Sheppard. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928.
3 p. (S. rp. 1100, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
St. Paul, Minn. Granting land to St. Paul, Minn., report to accompany S. 4148 ;
submitted by Mr. Bingham. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp,
1263, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Santa Rosa Island. Sale of land, Santa Rosa, Fla., report to accompany S.
3991 [declaring certain designated purposes with respect to parts of Santa
Rosa Island in Florida to be " public purposes " within meaning of proviso
in sec. 7 of act approved Mar. 12, 1926, authorizing use for permanent con-
struction at military posts of proceeds from sale of surplus War Department
real property, and authorizing sale of certain military reservations] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Fletcher. May 3, calendar day May 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp.
1096, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Selfridge Field. Purchase of land at Selfridge Field, Mich., report to accom-
pany H. R. 11808; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. Apr. 30, 1928.
2 p. (.S. rp. 941, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shand, Richings J. Richings J. Shand, report to accompany S. 2949 [to credit
accounts of Richings J. Shand, United States property and disbursing officer,
Illinois National Guard] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3,
calendar day May 25, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1292, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Sherman, Camp. Transfer of portion of military reservation, Camp Sherman,
Ohio, to Department of Justice, report to accompany H. R. 10649 ; submitted
by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1221, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Siam. Admission of 2 Siamese subjects to West Point, report to accompany
H. J. Res. 40 [authorizing Secretary of War to receive for instruction at
Military Academy, West Point, 2 Siamese subjects to be designated liere-
after by Government of Siam] ; submitted by Mr. Reed of Pennsylvania.
May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1219, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Soldiers discharged for misrepresentation of age, report to accompany S. 3736
[for relief of soldiers who were discharged from Army during World War
because of misrepresentation of agel : submitted by Mr. Sheppard. Muv 3,
calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1212, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
Sumter, Fort. Erection of flagstaff at Fort Sumter, report to accompany H. J.
Res. 177 [authorizing erection by executors of Eliza Mackintosh Clinch
Anderson Lawton of flagstaff at Fort Sumter, Charleston, S. C, and of
memorial commemorating defense of fort by General Robert Anderson] ; sub-
mitted by Mr. Tyson. May 3, calendar day May 5, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1005,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Target practice. Amending national defense act [relative to holding of rifle
competitions or national matches every year], report to accompany H. R.
13446 ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1291, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Trams, Edgar, sr. Edgar Travis, sr., report to accompany S. 652 [for relief of
Edgar Travis, sr.] ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 1, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
965, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Walker, John F. John F. Walker, report to accompany S. 2462 [for relief of
John F. Walker] ; submitted by Mr. Locher. May 3, calendar day May 19,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1220, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
War Department. Certain contracts entered into by War Department to be
made in writing, report to accompany H. R. 12352 ; submitted by Mr. Steck.
May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. l290, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Warrant officers. Army. Providing for appointment of certain persons as war-
rant ofiicers, report to accompany S. 3459 [to amend act for appointment as
warrant ofiicers of Regular Army of such persons as would have been eligible
therefor but for interruption of their status, caused by military service ren-
dered by them as commissioned officers during AYorld AYar] ; submitted by Mr.
Brookhart. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 964, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Welch, James K. P. James K. P. Welch, report to accompany H. R. 971 [for
relief of James K. P. Welch] ; submitted by Mr. Wagner. May 1, 1928. 6 p.
(S. rp. 974, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Wise, Curtis P. Curtis P. Wise, report to accompany H. R. 802 [to correct mili-
tary record of Curtis P. Wise] ; submitted by Mr. Blaine. May 3, calendar
day May 19, 1928. 9 p. (S. rp. 1216, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
MIKES AlfD MINING COMMITTEE, SENATE
Foreign exchange. Revision and publication of foreign exchange and currency
statistics, report to accompany S. Re.s. 95 [to revise to date and publish with
illustrations as Senate document, serial 8, Foreign exchange quotations and
curves, and serial 9, European currency and finance, both publications pre-
pared under Senate resolution 469, 67th Congress, 4th session] ; submitted by
Mr. Oddie. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. op. (S. rp. 1164, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Anthony, William H., jr. W. H. Anthony, jr., report to accompany S. 3427
[authorizing Secretary of Navy to make readjustment of pay to W. H.
Anthony, jr.] ; submitted by Mr. Broussard. May 3, calendar day May 11,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1092, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Calendar. Legislative calendar, TOtli Congress, Isl session. May 1-26, 1928; no
12-16. 1928. various paging, large 8° J ^ 4.^' ZZ/J. : iU/iz-XK)
Cardwell, Larry. Larry Cardwell, report to accompany H. R. 6263 [for rein-
statement of Larry Cardwell in Naval Academy] ; submitted by Mr. Tydiugs.
May 3, calendar day May 26. 1928. 12 p. (S. rp. 1313, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Carroll, Joseph S. Joseph S. Carroll, report to accompany H. R. 2477 [for relief
of Joseph S. Carroll] ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 3, calendar day May
18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1191, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Collins, Ross F. Ross F. Collins, report to accompany H. R. 3221 [for relief of
Ross F. Collins] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 28, calendar day May 29, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1324, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
DeGartno, Jacob E. Jacob E. DeGarmo, report to accompany H. R. 9148 [for
relief of Jacob E. DeGarmo] ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 1, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 968, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Dyer, Mrs. Anita W. Granting 6 months' pay to Anita W. Dyer [mother of
William Lansdale Dyer], report to accompany H. R. 10536; submitted by Mr.
Broussard. May 1, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 971, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Gvngras, Alexander. Granting 6 months' pay to Alexander Gingras, father of
Louis W. Gingras, report to accompany H. R. 11978; submitted by Mr. Hale.
May 1, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 970, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Oral), Frank A. Granting 6 months' pay to Frank A. Grab [father of Alfred
Newton Grab], report to accompany H. R. 1951; submitted by Mr. Hale.
May 1, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 969, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Irwin, Mrs. Vincentia V. Granting 6 months' pay to Vincentia V. Irwin
[widow of Glendon W. Irwin], report to accompany H. R. 2494; submitted by
Mr. Tydings. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1192, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Knox, Mrs. Lucy B. Granting 6 months' pay to Lucy B. Knox [widow of
Forney M. Knox], report to accompany H. R. 1406; submitted by Mr. Tydings.
May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1190, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Lathrop, Mr9. Constance D. Constance D. Lathrop, report to accompany H. R.
6195 [granting 6 months' pay to Constance D. Lathrop, widow of Patrick
T. M. Lathrop] ; submitted by Mr. Swanson. May 3, calendar day May 10,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1078, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana State Museum. Silver bell in use on cruiser New Orleans, report to
accompany H. R. 5826 [authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discretion, to
deliver to custody of Louisiana State Museum, New Orleans, La., silver bell
in use on cruiser New Orleans] ; submitted by Mr. Broussard. May 3,
calendar day May 11. 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1091. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
McCormlck, Mrs. Mary. Mary McCormick, report to accompany H. R. 5897
[for relief of Mary McCormick] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts.
May 3, calendar day May 10, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1084, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Moore, James M. Commodore J. M. Moore, report to accompany S. 3632 [for
relief of J. M. Moore] ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 3, calendar dav May
18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1189, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Murphy, Robert B. Robert B. Murphy, report to accompany S. 3327 [for relief
of Robert B. Murphy] ; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts. May 3,
calendar day May 10, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1083, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
JSlaval Operations Office. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to assign to chief of
naval operations public quarters in District of Columbia, report to accom-
pany S. 4402 ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 3, calendar dav May 10, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1080, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Navy. Authorizing Secretary of Navy to provide escort for bodies of deceased
officers, eulisted men, :ind nurses, report to accompany H. R. 12694; sub-
mitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1206,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
. To enable enlisted man in naval service to make good time lost in excess
of 1 day under certain conditions, report to accompany H. R. 5644; sub-
mitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1103,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Pay, Navy. Amending act to readjust pay and allowances of commissioned
and enlisted personnel of Army, Navy. Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast
and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service [so as to include lieutenant
commanders of staff corps of Navy and lieutenant commanders of line and
engineers corps of Coast Guard in provisions of act], report to accompany
H. R. 5718 ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 3 p.
(S. rp. 1104. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
■ Authorizing Secretary of Navy to advance public funds to naval personnel
under certain conditions, report to accompany H. R. 11621 ; submitted by
Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1105, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To amend act to readjust pay and allowances of commissioned and
enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service [as amended, relative to pay of
warrant officers], report to accompany S. 3692; submitted by Mr. Shortridge.
May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 998, 70th Cong. l.st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
■ To authorize payment of 6 months' death gratuity to dependent rela-
tives of officers, enlisted men, or nurses whose death results from wounds
or disease not resulting from their own misconduct, report to accompany
H. R. 5548; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1102, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Publw works. To authorize Secretary of Navy to proceed with construction
of certain public works, and for other purposes, report to accompany S. 4572 ;
submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 11 p. (S. rp.
1317, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ralston, Byron B. Byron Brown Ralston, report to accompany H. R. 5968
[for relief of Byron Brown Ralston] ; submitted by Mr. Swanson. Apr. 30,
1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 954, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Read, Albert C. Authorize the President to award, in name of Congress, gold
medals of appropriate design to Albert C. Read, Elmer F. Stone, Walter
Hinton, H. C. Rodd, J. L. Breese, and Eugene Rhodes, report to accompany
S. 4338; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 1 p.
(S. rp. 1049, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ridgely, Frank E. Frank E. Ridgely, report to accompany H. R. 7142 [for
relief of Frank E. Ridgely] ; submitted by Mr. Swanson. May 3, calendar
day May 10, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1079, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Submarine boats. Increase in limit of cost on one fleet submarine, report to
accompany S. 4571 ; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 26,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1316, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Tilghman, Mrs. Mary M. Mary M. Tilghman, report to accompany H. J. Res.
47 [for relief of Mary M. Tilghman, former widow of Frederick Coleman] ;
submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp.
1207, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States. Disposition of bell formerlv on
old cruiser Minneapolis, report to accompany S. 2289 [authorizing Secretary
of Navy, m his discretion, to deliver to custody of Veterans of Foreign
Wars of United States, Department of Minnesota, bell formerlv on old
cruiser Minneapolis] ; submitted by Mr. Schall. Mav 3. calendar day May 10.
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1088, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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War-shins Construction of certain naval vessels, report to accompany H. R.
11526; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, 1928. 8 p. (S. rp. 988, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
To authorize alterations and repairs to certain naval vessels, report to
accompany S. 4570; submitted by Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 26,
1928. 6 p. (S. rp. 1315, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
To authorize construction of certain naval vessels, hearings, 70th Con
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 11526, Apr. 27, 28, 1928. 1928. ii+129 p.
♦Paper, 15c. Y 4. N 22/2 : V 63/3
Williams, James P. Nicaraguan campaign badge to James P. Williams, report
to accompany H. R. 4920 [authorizing Secretary of Navy to award Nicara-
guan campaign badge to James P. Williams in recognition of his services
to United States in Nicaraguan campaign of 1912 and 1913] ; submitted by
Mr. Hale. May 3, calendar day May 12, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 1106, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
WiHght, Ralph 0. Ralph Ole Wright and Varina Belle Wright, report to
accompany H. R. 5910 [for relief of Ralph Ole Wright and Varina Belle
Wright] ; submitted by Mr. Swanson. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928.
9 p. (S. rp. 1208, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PATENTS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Giragossian, Garaied T. K. Garabed free-energy generator, minority views to
accompany S. J. Res. 35 [to amend sec. 3 of joint resolution for purpose
of promoting efficiency, for utilization of resources and industries of United
States, and so forth, approved Feb. 8, 1918] ; submitted by Mr. Metcalf.
May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1300, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26419
Patent Office. Prevention of improper practices before Patent Office, report to
accompany H. R. 5527 [to prevent fraud, deception, or improper practice in
connection with business before Patent Office] ; submitted by Mr. Metcalf.
May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1209. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Patents. Extension of time limitations under which patents were issued to
persons who served in military or naval forces of United States during
World War, report to accompany H. R. 10435; submitted by Mr. Metcalf.
May 3, calendar day May 26, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp, 1296, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
PENSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Pensions. Granting pensions and increase of pensions to certain soldiers and
sailors of Civil War and certain widows and dependent children of soldiers
and sailors of said war, report to accompany H. R. 13511 [substituted for
H. R. 503 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar
day May 15, 1928. 607 p. (S. rp. 1173, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 60c,
Pensions and increase of pensions for certain soldiers and sailors of
Regular Army and Navy, etc., report to accompany H. R. 13563 [substituted
for H. R. 12.52 and other bills] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar
day May 18, 1928. 99 p. (S. rp. 1210, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Wilson, Mrs. Edith B. Edith Boiling Wilson, report to accompany S. 4276
[granting pension to Edith Boiling Wilson] ; submitted, by Mr. Steck. May 8,
calendar day May 14, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1133, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
POST OFFICES AND POST EOADS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, and reports, re-
ferred to Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads for its consideration and
action thereon. May 3 and 24, 1928; no. 8 and 9, 70th Congress, 1st session,
1928. 19 p. and 20 p. 4" t Y 4. P 84/2 : 70/8, 9
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Envelopes. Manufacture and sale of stamped envelopes, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on S. 1752, to regulate manufacture and sale of stamped
envelopes, Apr. 24, 1928. 1928. iii+68 p. * Paper, 10c. Y4.P84/2:En8
Manufacture of stamped envelopes, report to accompany S. J. Res. 144;
submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928. 1 p.
(S. rp. 12S3, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Lotteries. Fraudulent use of mails, report to accompany S. 2751 [to amend
sec. 213, act of Mar. 4, 1909 (criminal code, title 18, sec. 336, United States
code), affixing penalties for use of mails in connection with fraudulent de-
vices and lottery paraphernalia] ; submitted by Mr. Moses. May 3, calendar
day May 4, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 994, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mail matter. Metered postage regulation, hearing, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on S. 3890, to amend sec. 5 of act making appropriations for service of Post
Office Department, fiscal vear 1921, Apr. 23, 1928. 1928. iii4-109 p.
* Paper, 10c. Y 4.P 84/2 : M 56
Preparation of prepaid mail matter, report [and minority views] to ac-
company S. 3890 [to amend sec. 5 of act making appropriations for service
of Post Office Department, fiscal year 1921]. [2 pts.] (S. rp. 1000, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.)
[pt. 1.] Report ; submitted by Mr. Moses. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 1 p.
* Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Minority views ; submitted by Mr. Brookhart. May 3, calendar day May 12,
1928. 4 p. * Paper, 5c.
Poisons. Shipping of certain poisons through mails, report to accompany
S. 3127 [to amend sec. 217, as amended, of act to codify, revise, and amend
penal laws of United States, approved Mar. 4, 1909, relative to transmission
of poisons in mails] ; submitted by Mr. Frazier. May 3, calendar day May 4,
1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 991, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Postal service. Allowing credit to postal employees for time served in Army,
Navy, or Marine Corps, report to accompany S. 860; submitted by Mr.
McKellar. May 3, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 989, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shorter workday on Saturday for postal employees, report to accompany
S. 3281 ; submitted by Mr. La Follette. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 990, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Postmasters. Qualifications of postmasters, report to accompany S. 3328 [to
amend title 39, postal service, chapter 2, sec. 32, code of laws of United States
in force Dec. 6, 1926] ; submitted by Mr. Blease. May 3, calendar day May 4,
1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 992, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Purdy, Sheldon R. Sheldon R. Purdy, report to accompany S. 2526 [for relief
of Sheldon R. Purdy] ; submitted by Mr. Phipps. May 3, calendar day May 8,
1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1054, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Roads. Atlantic to Pacific highway, report to accompany S. 1900 [for construc-
tion of post roads and military highway from point on or near Atlantic
Coast to point on or near Pacific Coast, and for other purposes] ; submitted
by Mr. Moses. May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp, 999, 70tli
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
PRINTING COMMITTEE, SENATE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, petitions, manu-
scripts, communications, etc., referred to Committee on Printing for its
consideration and action thereon, May 5, 1928; no. 5, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion. 1928. 12 p. 4° I Y 4.P 93/3 : 70/5
PRIYTLEJGES AND ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
President of United States. Providing for meeting of electors of President and
Vice President, and for other purposes, report to accompany H. R. 7373 [for
meeting of electors of President and Vice President and for issuance and
tranmission of certificates of their selection and of results of their deter-
mination] ; submitted by Mr. Smith [of South Carolina]. May 3, 1928. 2 p,
(S. rp. 986, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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1012 May, 1928
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Pan American Union. Authorizing erection for use of Pan American Union
of office building [on square of land lying between 18th street, C street
and Virginia avenue nw., Washington, D. C], report to accompany H. R.
12899 ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. May 2, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 978, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PMUppi, W. Va,. Post office at Philippi, W. Va., report to accompany H. R.
10799 [for lease of land and erection of post office at Philippi, W. Va.] ;
submitted by Mr. Keyes. May 2, 1928. 4 p. (S. rp. 980, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
'Pneumatic tubes. Proposed change in pneumatic-tube service, New York
City, report to accompany H. R. 13171 [authorizing Secretary of Treas-
ury to accept franchise from government of city of New York to change rout-
ing of pneumatic-tube service between customhouse and present appraisers'
stores building] ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 979, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Tanlcsletf-Drumriglxt Cut Stone Cofnpany. Amending act for relief of con-
tractors and subcontractors for post offices and other buildings, report to
accompany H. R. 11951 [to amend act for relief of contractors and subcon-
tractors for post offices and other buildings and work under supervision of
Treasury Department, as amended, !<o as to include Tanksley-Drumright Cut
Stone Company] ; submitted by Mr. Keyes. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 977,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Ahsaroka National Forest. Improving winter-feed facilities of game animals
of Yellowstone National Park, report to accompany H. R. 15 [authorizing
appropriation to enable Secretary of Interior to carry out provisions of act to
make additions to Absai'oka and Gallatin national forests and Yellowstone
National Park, and to improve and extend winter-feed facilities of elk, ante-
lope, and other game animals of Yellowstone National Park and adjacent
land] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 5 p. (S.
rp. 1025, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Aviation fields. Leasing of public lands for use as public aviation fields, re-
port to accompany H. R. 11990 [to authorize leasing of public lands for use
as public aviation fields] ; submitted by Mr. Cutting. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1021, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Baton Rouge, La. Granting lands to St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
East Baton Rouge, La., report to accompany S. 3620 ; submitted by Mr. Nye.
May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1051, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Boise National Forest. Adding lands to Boise National Forest, Idaho, report
to accompany S. 1577; submitted by Mr. Gooding. May 3, calendar dnv Mav
7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1045, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Boudousquie, Norhert. Quieting title in heirs of Norbert Boudousquie to lands
in Louisiana, report to accompany S. 3954 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3,
calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1028, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 5c.
Btthl, Idaho. Issuance of land patent to Buhl, Idaho, report to accompany
H. R. 12192 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1172, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session. May 3 and 15,
1928 ; no. 12 and 13. 1928. 75 p. and 83 p. 4° J Y 4. P 96/1 : 70/12, 13
Charleston Industrial Corporation. Authorizing Secretary of War to purchase
property, to protect interests of United States [conveyed by Charleston In-
dustrial Corporation in trust to secure payment of certain indebtedness due
to United States], report to accompany S. 4514; submitted by Mr. Nye. May
28, calendar day May 29, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1322, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
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Chief Joseph Battle Ground of Bear's Paw. Battle of Bear's Paw National
Monument, report to accompany H. R. SllO I withdrawing from entry north-
west quarter section 12, township 30 north, range 19 east. Montana meridian,
for purpose of preserving site of battle between Nez Perces Indians and com-
mand of Nelson A. Miles, said land to be known as Chief Joseph Battle
Ground of Bear's Paw] ; submitted by Mr. Walsti. May 3, calendar day May
8, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1053, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Dean, Seth. Relinquishing title to land in claim of Seth Dean in Washington
County. Ala., report to accompany S. 4327; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3,
calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1169, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) ♦Pa-
per, 5c.
Hoiiicsfcad. Amending sec. 10 of stock-raising homestead act [relative to sto^k
driveways over mineral lands], report to accompany S. 3949; submitted by
Mr. Oddie. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1167, 70th Cong.
1st sess. J * Paper, 5c.
Hot Springs, N. Mex. Granting land in Hot Springs. N. Mex., to New Mexico,
report to accompany S. 2572; submitted by Mr. Cutting. May 3, calendar
day May 7. 1928. 1 p. ( S. rp. 1019. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Idaho National Forest. Adding lands to Idaho National Forest, Idaho, report
to accompany S. 1578 ; submitted by Mr. Gooding. May 3, calendar day May
7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1046, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Ives, Norman P., jr. Norman P. Ives, jr., report to accompany H. R. 9612
[to allow Norman P. Ives, jr., credit on other lands for compliances made in
homestead entry Gainesville 021032] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar
day May 7, 1928. 8 p. ( S. rp. 1027, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lake County, Fla. Adjusting disputes and claims of settlers arising from in-
complete or faulty surveys in Lake County, Fla., report to accompany H. R.
5695 [to equitably adjust disputes and claims of settlers and others
against United States and between each other arising from incomplete or
faulty surveys in township 19 south, range 26 east, and in sections 7, 8,
17, 18, 19, 30. 31, township 19 south, range 27 east, Tallahassee meridian. Lake
Count v, Fla.] ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928.
4 p. "( S. rp. 1029, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Lassen Volcanic National Park. Acquisition of State land in Lassen Volcanic
National Park, Calif, [by exchange], reiK)rt to accompany H. R. 11405; sub-
mitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1171,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana. Purchase at private sale of tract of land in Louisiana, report
to accompany H. R. 9568 ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1035. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College. Confirma-
tion of grant of lands [formerly United States barracks at Baton Rouge,
La.] to Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College,
report to accompany H. R. 11852 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar
day May 10, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1082, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Confirmation of grant of lands [formerly United States barracks at
Baton Rouge, La.] to Louisiana State University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College, report to accompany S. 3537 ; submitted by Mr. Nye.
May 3. calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p. ( S. rp. 1050. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
McQtieen. Sallie E. Sallie E. McQueen and Janie McQueen Parker, report to
accompany H. R. 9789 [for relief of Sallie E. McQueen and Janie McQueen
Parker] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928.
2 p. (S. rp. 1015, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Militia Target Range Reservation. Securing of title to certain private lands
contiguous to and within Militia Target Range Reservation, Utah, report
to accompany S. 1314: submitted by Mr. Smoot. May 3, calendar day May
18, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1187, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Montana. Exchange of lands adjacent to national forests in Montana, report
to accompany S. 1511; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1044, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Montezuma National Forest. Adding lands to Montezuma National Forest,
Colo., report to accompany 'H. R. 6854 [to add lands to Montezuma National
Forest, Colo., and to pay Ute Indians certain amount for said lands]; 'sub-
mitted' by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928. 5 p. ( S. rp. 1170,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National parks. Transferring jurisdiction over certain national military parks
and national monuments from War Department to Department of Interior,
report to accompany S. 4173 ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1026, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Naval petroleum reserves. Investigation of activities of Continental Trading
Co., report [and supplemental report] pursuant to Senate resolution 101 [to
continue investigation of matter of naval oil reserve leases and activities of
Continental Trading Company of Canada in connection therewith]. [2 pts.]
(S. rp. 1326, 2 pts., 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
L. C. card 28-26406
[pt. 1.] Investigation of activities of Continental Trading Co., report; submitted by
Mr. Walsh of Montana. May 2S, calendar day May 29, 1928. 14 p. [Cor-
rected print. 1st print has 13 pages.] * Paper, 5c.
pt. 2. Leases upon naval oil reserves and activities of Continental Trading Co. (Ltd.)
of Canada, supplemental report ; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 28, calendar
day May 29, 1928. 20 p. * Paper, 5c.
Leases upon naval oil reserves, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
pursuant to S. Res. 101, to continue investigation of naval oil reserves leases
and activities of Continental Trading Company of Canada in connection there-
with. Mar. 15-17, 1928. 1928. pt. 3, v+623-SOO p. [These hearings were
held in Chicago, 111.] * Paper, 20c. Y 4.P 96/1 : N 22/2/pt. 3
Northern Pacific land grants, report to accompany H. J. Res. 318 [amending
joint resolution directing Secretary of Interior to withhold his approval of
adjustment of Northern Pacific land grants, and for other purposes, approved
June 5, 1924, as amended] ; submitted by Mr. Kendrick. May 3, calendar
day May 25, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1287, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
O'Neil, Henry A. Leasing of land in Stanley County, S. Dak., to Henry A.
O'Neil for buffalo pasture, report to accompany S. 4022; submitted by Mr.
Norbeck. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1014, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Petroleum. Providing for contests of certain oil and gas permits, report to
accompany S. 1512; submitted by Mr. Walsh of Montana. May 3, calendar
day May 24, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1275, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Eoswell, N. Mex. Establishing additional land oflBce in Roswell, N. Mex.,
report to accompany S. 3136 [creating Roswell land district, establishing
land oflSce at Roswell, N. Mex., and for other purposes] ; submitted by Mr.
Cutting. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 5 p. (S. rp. 1020, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Saunders, Mrs. Ethel L. Issuance of land patents to Ethel L. Saunders, report
to accompany H. R. 11716; submitted by Mr. Cutting. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1018, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Shoshone National Forest. Repealing act extending provisions of homestead
laws to certain lands in Yellowstone forest reserve [now Shoshone National
Forest], report to accompany H. R. 7946; submitted by Mr. Gooding. May 3,
calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1036, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Sperstad, Englehnrd. Validating homestead entry of Englehard Sperstad for
public land in Alaska, report to accompany H. R. 332; submitted by Mr.
Cutting. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1017, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c. *
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Springdale, Utah. Relief of Springdale, Utah, report to accompany H. R.
12706; submitted by Mr. Smoot. May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p.
(S. rp. 1188, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Teton National Park, report to accompany S. 4385 [to establish Teton National
Park in South Dakota] ; submitted by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar day
May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1246, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Corrected print]
* Paper, 5c.
Timbe}-. Oregon & California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon-road grant lands,
report to accompany H. R. 158 [to amend chapter 137 of volume 39 of
Statutes at large, 64th Congress, 1st session, relative to cutting and removal
of timber from revested Oregon and California Railroad and Coos Bay
wagon-road grant lands] ; submitted by Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day
May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1033, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Sale of timber on Oregon & California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon-road
grant lands, report to accompany H. R. 8307 [amending sec. 5 of act approved
June 9, 1916, so as to authorize sale of timber on class 3 of Oregon and
California Railroad and Coos Bay wagon-road grant lands] ; submitted by
Mr. McNary. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1034, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Walker, W. H. Sale of land to W. H. Walker, Ruth T. Walker, and Queen E.
Walker in Clarke County, Miss., report to accompany H. R. 12049 ; submitted
by Mr. Norbeck. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 2 p. ( S. rp. 1016, 70tli
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Whiddon, John P. Purchase of lands by John P. Whiddon, report to accom-
pany S. 4234; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928.
1 p. (S. rp: 1168, 70th Cong. Ist sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Yosemite National Park. Acquisition of certain patented lands adjoining
Yosemite National Park, Calif, [by exchange], report to accompany H. R.
12038; submitted by Mr. Nye. May 3. calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 1186, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
TARIFF COMMISSION, SEXECT COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF, SENATE
Tariff Commission. Investigation of Tariff Commission, hearings, 69th Con-
gress, 2d session, pursuant to S. Res. 162, authorizing and directing investi-
gation of manner in which flexible provision of tariff act of 1922 has been
or is being administered ; index, prepared by E. P. Costigan. 1928. pt 11,
ii+ 1463-84 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.T 17 : H 35/pL 11
TEKBITOBIES AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Alaska. Authorizing certain payments by treasurer of Alaska, report to accom-
pany S. 4257 [to authorize payment of certain salaries or compensation to
Federal oflScials and employees by treasurer of Alaska] ; submitted by Mr.
Pittman. May 3, calendar day May 7, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp. 1048. 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
American Sam^a. Acceptance of cessions of certain Samoan Islands, report to
accompany S. J. Res. 110 [for accepting, ratifying, and confirming cessions
of certain islands of Samoan group to United States, and for other purposes] ;
submitted by Mr. Bingham. May 3, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 984, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Calendar. Legislative calendar, calendar of bills, resolutions, petitions, manu-
scripts, communications, etc., referred to Committee on Territories and
Insular Possessions for its consideration and action thereon, May 1, 1928 ;
no. 1, 70th Congress, 1st session. 1928. 12 p. 4° J Y 4.T 27/2 : 70/1
Insular Reorganization Joint Commission. Joint Commission on Insular Reor-
ganization, report to accompany S. J. Res. 9 [to establish Joint Commission
on Insular Reorganization] ; submitted by Mr. Tydings. May 3, calendar
day May 11, 1928. 2 p. (S. rp. 1095, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Porto Rico. Amending act providing civil government for Porto Rico, report
to accompany H. R. 8559 [to amend sec. 58 of act to provide civil govern-
ment for Porto Rico, so as to impose diity on coffee imported into Porto
Rico] ; submitted by Mr. Bayard. May 3, calendar day May 11, 1928. 2 p.
( S. rp. 1094, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Completion and repair of customs buildings in Porto Rico, report to ac-
company H. R. 9363: submitted by Mr. HaiTis. May 1, 1928. 1 p. (S. rp.
973, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
USELESS EXECUTIVE PAPERS, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON
DISPOSITION OF
Commerce Department. Disposition of useless papers in Department of Com-
merce, report; submitted by Mr. Wason. May 17. 1928. 31 p. (H. i-p. 1714^
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Labor Department. Disposition of useless executive pai)ers in Department of
Labor, report; submitted by Mr. Wason. May 17, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 1713,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) "^ Paper, 5c.
Navy Department. Disposition of useless papers. Navy Department, report ;
submitted by Mr. Wason. May 17, 1928. 26 p. (H. nx 1716. 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
State Department. Disposition of useless executive papers in Department of
State, report; submitted by Mr. Wason. May 17, 1928. 2 p. (H. rp. 1715,
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Treasury Department. Disposition of useless papers in Treasury Department,
report; submitted by Mr. Wason. May 17, 1928. 63 p. (H. rp. 1717, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
War Department. Disposition of useless executive papers in War Department,
report; submitted by Mr. Wason. May 24, 1928. 8 p. (H. rp. 1861, 70tli
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
COURT OF CLAIMS
Abbott. William M. Abbott v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.]
no. F-167, p. 13-17. $ Ju 3.8 : Ab 29
Alpha Portland Cement Company v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. F-319, p. 11-15. t Ju 3.8 : Al 74
Biggam Tradler Corporation rsi. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. E-145, p. 3&-50. t Ju 3 8 : B 482/2
Blue. Rupert Blue v. United States; special findings of fact [conclusion of
law, and opinion of court], decided Apr. 30, 1928. [1928.] 6 p. $
Ju 3.9/a : B 625
Bodkin. Arabella E. Bodkin, sometimes named and referred to as Mrs. Patrick
H.* Bodkin, v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] no. H-262,
P- 9-10. t Ju 3.8 ;B 632/2
CarroU Electric Company. Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll, partners
trading under firm name of Carroll Electric Company, v. United States;
report of commissioner. [1928.] no. C-921, p. 127-131. % Ju 3.8 : C 236/20
Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll, partners trading under firm
name of CarroU Electric Co. %\ United States; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. C-923, p. 147-151. % Ju 3.8 : C 236/21
Cracker Jack Company, Incorporated. Cracker Jack Company, Cracker Jack
Company (Inc.), Shotwell Manufacturing Company v. United States; evi-
dence for plaintiffs. [1928.] nos. P-97, F-155, F-156. p. 19-63. %
Ju 3.8 : C 841
Dow Pump and Diesel Engine Company v. United States; report of commis-
sioner. [1928.] no. E-475, p. 39-44. % Ju 3.8 : D 752
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May, 1928 1017
Du Puy. Amy H. Du Puv r. United States; Herbert Du Puy v. [same] ; evi-
dence fcr plaintiff. [1928.] no. F.-208. no. E-209, p. 65-93. %
Ju 3.8 : D 929/3
Fort Bcrthold Reservation. Indians of Fort Bertliold Indian Reservation,
X. Dak., comprising tribes known as Arickarees. Gros Ventres, and Mandans,
V. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [192S.] no. B-449, p. 283-320. t
Ju 3.8: In 2/6
Greenfield Tap d Die Corporation v. United States; evidence [for plaintiff],
[1928.] no. F-157, p. 33-44. J Ju 3.8 : G 8:37/2
Hudson ]^'am(jation Company. Middleton S. Borland, as receiver of Hudson
Navigation Company, v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff and defendant.
[1928.] no. D-391, p. 43-77. t Ju 3.8 :H 869/9
Kessler Motor Company v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. E-219, p. 117-142. % Ju3.8:K4S5/5
Kreamer, A., Incorporated. A. Kreamer, Inc., v. United States; report of
commissioner. [1928.] no. F-207, p. 5-9. i Ju3.8:K87
Lindsay Lumber Company. George R. Lindsay, doing business under name and
style of Lindsay Lumber Company, v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. D-223, p. 35-10. % Ju3.8:L645
Long. Charles B. Long v. United States; stipulation. [1928.] no. 11-412,
p. 15-18. X Ju3.S:LS5
McMyler Interstate Company. McMyler Interstate Co. v. United States; re-
port of commissioner. [1928.] no. E-439, p. 1-6. % Ju 3.8 : M 229/2
McMyler Interstate Co. v. United States ; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. E-440, p. 41^9. t Ju 3.8 :M 229/3
McMyler Interstate Co. v. United States : report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. E-^41, p. 71-74. % Ju 3.8 : M 229/4
Murray. John E. Murray [et al.] v. United States; report of commissioner.
[1928.] no. D-112. p. 115-120. % Ju 3.8 : M 964/3
Penrose. Spencer Penrose v. United States; evidence [for claimant]. [1928.]
case no. E-303. p. 7-55. % Ju 3.8 : P 386
Royal Knitting Mills. Samuel Roessler, trustee in bankruptcy of Royal Knit-
ting Mills V. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.] no. D-858,
p. 17-44. t Ju 3.8 :R 812/4
United Theaters Company v. United States ; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
[no.] F-360, p. 17-44. t Ju 3.8 : Un 3/55
Warner-Patterson Company v. United States; evidence for plaintiff. [1928.]
no. F-154, p. 11-28. t Ju 3.8 : W 248
Westclox Company (formerly Western Clock Co.) v. United States; evidence
for plaintiff. [1928.] no. E-402. p. 7-61. t Ju3.8:W522
Yale d Toivne Manufacturing Co. v. United States; evidence [for plaintiff].
[1928.] no. F-257. p. 27-38. t Ju 3.8 : Y 12/5
COURT OF CUSTOMS APPEALS
Coal-tar colors. No. 3087, United States v. Sandoz Chemical Works, transcript
of record on appeal from Customs Court. [1928.] cover-title, i+38 p. t
Ju 7.6 : Sa 57/2
Ferramanganese. No. 3080, United States v. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.,
transcript of record on appeal from Customs Court. [1928.] cover-title,
i-f 23 p. t Ju 7.0 : B 217
Insulators. No. 3085, ^United States v. A. W. Fenton Co., transcript of record
on appeal from Customs Court. [1928.] cover-title, i-f 20 p. %
Ju 7.6 : F 367/2
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1018 Mat, 1928
Remission of duties. Supplemental return to Court of Customs Appeals, suit
3003, United States v. Vincent de Messimy [transcript of record on appeal
from Customs Court]. [1928.] p. 13-18. $ Ju 7.6 : D 394/2
Steel bars. No. 3086, United States v. Henry L. Exstein Co., Inc., transcript
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Smith, J. A. J. A. Smith, letter transmitting report and recommendation to
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ALASKA RAILROAD
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COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
CONVENTION OF AMEatlCAN INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEA^F
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Castlegate, Utah. Economic geology of Castlegate, Wellington, and Sunnyside
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Mississippi River. Surface water supply of United States, 1924: pt. 7, Lower
Mississippi River basin ; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic engineer, H. C.
Beckman, Robert Follansbee, H. B. Kinnison, and C. E. Ellsworth, district
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Snake River. Surface water supply of United States. 1923 : pt. 12. North Paci-
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hydraulic engineer, G. C. Baldwin, G. L. Parker, C. G. Paulsen, A. B. Purton,
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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Crater Lake National Park. Circular of general information regarding Crater
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Grand Canyon National Park. Circular of general information regarding Grand
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Yellowstone National Park. Fossil forests of Yellowstone National Park; [by
F. H. Knowlton]. [Reprint with changes] 1928. 30 p. il. map. [Includes
list of Government publications on Yellowstone National Park.] * Paper, 10c.
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Geological history of Yellowstone National Park [with list of publications
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changes] 1928. 24 p. il. * Paper, 10c.
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Yosemite Natimial Park. Circular of general information regarding Yosemite
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Sketch of Yosemite National Park and account of origin of Yosemite and
Hetch Hetchy valleys; [by F. E. Matthes]. [Reprint with changes] 1928.
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Maps
Hot Spring-^ National Park, map of roads and trails; [prepared in] Civil En-
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[Consists of specifications, schedule, and drawings for irrigation project,
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New reclamation era, v. 19, no. 5 ; May, 1928. [1928.] cover-title, p. 65-80, il. 4°
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Maps
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Alcohol, Denatured. No. 17329, American Distilling Company v. Akron, Canton
& Youngstown Railwav Company et al. ; decided Apr. 2, 1928 ; report [and .
order] of commission. L1928.] 633-642+iii p. ([Opinion] 13270.) [Report i
from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13270 ^
No. 18813, Wm. S. Merrell Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 17, 1928; report of commission].
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Aluminium sulphate. No. 19375, Board of City Commissioners, Okmulgee, Okla.
V. St. Louis-San Franci.sco Railway Company; decided Mar. 27, 1928; report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 571-572+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13251.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13251
Apple pomace. No. 19713. C. W. Zaring & Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad
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370. ([Opinion] 13179.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. ^
IC 1.6/la : 13179
Asphalt. No. 19077, Philip Carey Manufacturing Conii)any v. Baltimore & Ohio
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[1928.] p. 371-372. ([Opinion] 13180.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. lO 1.6/la : 13180
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Finance docket no. 6588, bonds of Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad; decided Apr. 3, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 411-
415. ([Finance decision] 3179.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3179
Auto^nobile lyumpers. No. 19340, American Chain Company, Incorporated, et al.
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commission. [1928.] p. 379^380. ([Opinion] 13184.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13184
AiitomoMles. No. 19484, C. R. Gleason Company et al. v. Ann Arbor Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p.
461-462. ([Opinion] 13213.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13213
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 6731, abandonment of part
of branch line by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad; decided Mar. 21, 1928; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 327-328. ([Finance decision] 3164.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138 (volume number is incorrectly given on p. 327 as
140) .] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-31&4
Bananas. Investigation ' and suspension docket no. 2761, bananas from Gulf
ports to points in southern territory and to Ohio River crossings; [decided Apr.
9, 1928; report and order of commission on oral argument]. 1928. [l]+682-
684+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13283.) [Reiport from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13283
• No. 18824, Lovett Fruit & Produce Company et al. v. Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 30, 1928 : report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 611-613. ([Opinion] 13262.) [Yrv>m I. C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13262 I
Bai-rels. No. 16&32, J. D. Hollingshead Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Mar. 23. 1928 : report of commission on further hearing.
11928.] p. 497-490. ([Opinion] 13223.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
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Basket hoops. No. 19354. Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Company v. Erie RaU-
road Company et al. ; decided Mar. 17, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p 367-368. ( [Opinion] 13178.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paiier, 5c.
^ IC1.6/la : 13178
Baskets. No. 18911. Edgerton Manufacturing Company r. Aberdeen & Rockfish
Railroad Company et al. : decidetl Mar. 17. 1928; report of c«^>mmission.
[1928.1 p. 351-359. ([Opinion] 13175.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
i Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13175
Blackboards. No. 18976, Northwestern School Supply Compapy r. Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 24, 1928 ; re-
port of commission. [1928.] p. 543-544. ([Opinion] 13241.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13241
Bone products. No. 19507, Rumford Chemical Works v. New York, New Haven
& Hartford Raili'oad Company et al. ; decided. Apr. 9, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 43-46. ([Opinion] 13294.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142.] * Paper, 5c. ^ I C 1.6/la : 13294
Bottles. No. 19439, Sheboygan Beverage Company r. Chicago & North Western
Railwav Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 24, 1928; reixirt of commission].
1928. [l]+53(>-537 p. ([Opinion] 13239.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13239
Boxes. No. 19044, Menasha Printing & Carton Company v. Chicago & North
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 675-676. ([Opinion] 13280.) [I^rom I. C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13280
Brass. No. 16358, Federated Metals Corporation et al. v. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Mar. 28, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 589^592. ([Opinion] 13256.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13256
Brick.s. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2989, combination rule on
brick and related articles in western tnmk-line territory ; decided Mar. 30,
1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 601-604+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 13259.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13259
No. 19236, L. J. Bolster Company, Incorporated, v. Chesapeake & OhiO'
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9. 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 71-72. ([Opinion] 13300.) [From I. C. O. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13300
No. 19369. Kusa Brick & Tile Company v. Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf
Railwav Company of Texas et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 385-386. ([Opinion] 13186.) [Pi-om I. C. C. reports,
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13186
Broom^corn. No. 19855, Southern Traffic & Audit Association v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 14. 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 117-118. ([Opinion] 13307.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13307
Broom handles. No. 17824, Lumberton Broom & Mop Handle Factory. Incor-
porated, et al. V. Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company et al. ;
[decided Mar. 16, 1928 : report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +318-329
+xii p. ([Opinion] 13169.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 13169
Buffalo Creek Railroad. Valuation docket no. 826, lessees, Buffalo Creek Rail-
road et al. ; decided Mar. 10, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 1-28.
(B-660.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-660
Burlap hags. No. 19446, International Vegetable Oil Company r. Eastern
Steamship Lines, Incorporated, et al. ; decided Mar. 20. 1928 : reiwrt [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 453^55 +ii p. ([Opinion] 1.3210.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13210
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Burlaps. No. 18810, Peninsula Produce Exchange v. Pennsylvania Railrokd
Company; [decided Mar. 17, 1928; report and order of commission]. 1928.
[1] +346-350+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13174.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 13174
Canned food. No. 18817, Lewis-Ohitty-Consolidated v. Southern Railway Com-
pany et al. ; [decided Mar. 23, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +
500-502 p. ([Opinion] 13224.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13224
Cans. No. 19367, Pratt & Lambert, Incoi-porated, v. Pennsylvania Railroad |
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] '
p. 381-384. ([Opinion] 13185.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13185
Cattle. No. 16285, White Provision Company et al. v. Atlanta, Birmingham
& Atlantic Railvpay Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion on further argument. [1928.] p. 73-75. ([Opinion] 13301.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13301
Cement. Investigation and susi)ension docket no. 2988, cement, in carloads,
from Linvs'ood. Iowa, to points in Illinois; decided Mar. 29, 1928; report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 579-582+[l] p. ([Opinion] 13254.)
[Report from I. C. C reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13254
No. 18144, Sandusky Cement Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Mar. 31, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 673-
674. ([Opinion] 13279.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13279
No. 19144, Lehigh Portland Cement Company v. Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 425-426. ([Opinion] 13198.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13198
No. 19181, Belt Line Brick Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com-
pany et al. : decided Mar. 24, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 545-
546. ([Opinion] 13242.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13242
■ No. 19875, Lehigh Portland Cement Company v. Graham County Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
451-452. ([Opinion] 13209.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13209
Charcoal. No. 19741, Southern Wood Products Company v. Louisville & Nash-
ville Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 523-524. ([Opinion] 13234.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13234
Chester and Mount Vernon Railroad. Finance docket no. 6638, acquisition of
line and issuance of securities by Chester & Mount Vernon Railroad ; decided
Mar. 19, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 313-320. ([Finance de-
cision] 3161.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3161
Chicago and North Western Railway. Valuation docket no. 898, Chicago and
North Western Railway Company et al. ; [decided Jan. 6, 1928; report of
commission]. 1928. [1] +1-638 p. map. ([B-654].) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 137.] * Paper, $1.00. IC 1.6/la : B-654
CJilorin. No. 19244, Buckeye Cotton Oil Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 30, 1928; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +614-616+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13263.) [Report from I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13263
• No. 19563, Tidal Refining Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 509-510. ([Opinion] 13227.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC l.G/la : 13227
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Cleveland and PittshurgJi Railroad. Finance docket no. 6814, bonds of Cleve-
land &) Pittsburgh Railroad; decided Apr. 13, 1928; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 433^36. ([Finance decision] 3183.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * PaiDer, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3183
Coal. No. 16699, Crerar Clinch Coal Company v. Ann Arbor Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Apr. 9, 1928; report of commission on further hearing].
1928. [1] +20-22 p. ([Opinion] 13289.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13289
No. 17657, Gulf Coal Company v. Virginian Railway Company et al. ;
decided Apr. 5, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 657-662. ([Opinion]
13275.) [From I. C. 0. reports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13275
No. 18924, New River Coal Operators' Association v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 503-505. ([Opinion] 13225.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6Aa : 13225
No. 19523, Elliott Fuel Company v. Delaware & Hudson Company et al. ;
decided Mar. 30, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 617-618. ([Opin-
ion] 13264.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] ♦Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13264
Coke. No. 19242, Baton Rouge Electric Company v. Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 21, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +438-440 p. ([Opinion] 13204.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13204
No. 19343, Straight Line Engine Company, Incorporated, et al. v. New
York Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 24, 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 547-548. ([Opinion] 13243.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la ; 13243
Cotton. No. 19554, M. Hohenberg & Company et al. v. Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 24, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +530-532 p. ([Opinion] 13237.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13237
Cotton goods. No. 18882, Knorr-Sehlaudt "Wholesale Company v. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 435-437. ([Opinion] 13203.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 13203
Cotton-seed. No. 17261, Tallulah Cotton Oil Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 2, 1928 ; corrected report of commission
on reconsideration. [1928.] p. 663-665. ([Opinion] 13276.) [From I, C. 0.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13276
No. 18428, Galveston Chamber of Commerce et al. v. Abilene & Southern
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 23-28. ([Opinion] 13290.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13290
Crates. No. 19183, Jonesboro Freight Bureau et al. v. Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 22, 1928 ; report and order of com-
mission]. 1928. [l]+480-482+ii p. ([Opinion] 13219.) [Report from
L C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13219
Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railvxi/ij. Valuation docket no. 786,
Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railway Company ; [decided May
16, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +738-760 p. (B-658.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 137.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-658
Demurrage. No. 18511, Southern Roads Company v. Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 413-414. ([Opinion] 13194.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13194
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Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad. Valuation docket no. 857, Detroit, Toledo
and ironton Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 22, 1928; report of
commi.'^sion]. 1928. [2] +115-190 p. il. (B-665.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 141.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : B-665
Drain-tiles. No. 18897, Gamble & Stockton Company et al. v. Atlanta, Birming-
ham & Atlantic Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 27, 1928; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 565-568. ([Opinion] 13249.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13249
Drayage. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2990, absorption of drayage
charges on lead or zinc ore or concentrates by Southwest Missouri Railroad ;
decided Apr. 2, 1928 ; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 627-632+
[1] p. ([Opinion] 13269.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 13269
Egg cases. No. 16930. Dillman Egg Case Company et al. v. Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 12, 1928 ; report and order
of commission on further hearing]. 1928. [l]+162-166+iii p. ([Opinion]
13144.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13144
Eggs. No. 19268, Tennessee Egg Company v. Southern Railway Company et al. ;
decided Mar. 21, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 441-442. ( [Opinion]
13205.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13205
Fairport, Painesville and Eastern Railroad. Finance docket no. 6816, Fair-
port, Painesville & Eastern debentures ; decided Apr. 13, 1928 : report of
commission. [1928.] p. 437-438. ( [Finance decision] 3184.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3184
Fisli-oil. No. 18584, Swan-Finch Oil Corporation et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 17, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +330-332 p. ([Opinion] 13170.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13170
No. 19067, Frank L. Young Company v. Baltimore & Ohioi Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; decided Mar. 17. 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 363-366.
([Opinion] 13177.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13177
Freight. Freight commodity statistics, class 1 steam railways in United States,
year ended Dec. 31, 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. 1928. cover-
title, p. 3-135, oblong large 8° (Statement no. 28100.) * Paper, 50c.
L. C. card A 25-724 IC 1 ste.29 : 927
Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2994, cancellation of
class rates from ix)ints on Illinois Terminal to Central Freight Association
territory when in connection with Chicago, Springfield & St. Louis Railway;
decided Apr. 16, 1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 91-94+
[1] p. ([Opinion] 13305.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 132.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 13305
Investigation and suspension docket no. 3002, restriction of rates and
routes on livestock between Southern Pacific lines and Missouri Pacific lines,
and from and to New Mexico points on Southern Pacific lines; [decided Mar.
24, 1928; report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +538-542+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 13240.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Pai^er, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13240
■ No. 14999, Arizona Corporation Commission v. Arizona Eastern Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9. 1928; report of commission on further argu-
ment. [1928.] p. 61-68. ([Opinion] 13298.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142.] * Paper. 5c: IC 1.6/la : 13298
• No. 1S8G6, Alcolu Railroad Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company; [decided Mar. 22, 1928: report and order of commission]. 1928.
[1] +466-170+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13216.) [Report from L C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13216
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Fuel for locomotives (cliarged to operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from 158 reports representing 169' steam railways,
switching and terminal companies not included, Mar. 1928 and 1927 [and]
3 months ended with Mar 1928 and 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
Mar. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 30 : 928/3
Fuel-oil. No. 12783, Rio Grande Oil Company v. Arizona Eastern Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 3, 1928; report of commission on further hear-
ing. [1928.] p. 651-652. ([Opinion] 13273.) [From I C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13273
No. 15748, Western Petroleum Refiners Association v. St. Louis-San
Francisco Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 489-192. ([Opinion] 13221.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
140.] *Pai>er, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13221
No. 19100, Imperial Oil Marketing Company t\ San Antonio & Aransas
Pass Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 27, 1928 : report of commission.
[1928.] p. 569-570. ([Opinion] 13250.) [From I. C C. rei>orts, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13250
Gas oil. No. 19213, Skelly Oil Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 431-432. ([Opinion] 13201.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13201
Gasoline. No. 17108, James B. Berry Sons' Company, Incorporated, v. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 17, 1928 ; report of
commission]. 1928. [1] +406-408 p. ([Opinion] 13191.) [Fi-om I. C. C.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13191
No. 17751, Pat Malloy and W. O. Dickenson, receivers for Coaistantin
Refining Company, v. Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company ; [decided
Mar. 30. 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +576-578 p. ([Opinion]
13253.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13253
Gloves. No. 19722, Gordon & Ferguson i>. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way Company ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
521-522. ([Opinion] 13233.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13233
Grain. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3034, transit arrangements
at points on Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad of Texas ; [decided Mar. 26, 1928 ;
report [and order] of commission. 1928. [1] +558-560+ [1] p. ([Opinion]
13247.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13247
No. 9702. Memphis-Southwestern investigation, 4th section matters : de-
cided Apr. 9, 1928; [report and supplemental 4th section order no. 7542 of
commission on rehearing]. [1928.] 139-150+ ii p. ([Opinion] 13315.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13315
No. 15026, Oklahoma Millers' L( ague v. Alabama & Mississippi Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 2, 1928 ; report and order of commission on
further hearing]. 1928. [1] +624-626+ iii p. ([Opinion] 13268.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13268
No. 15511, Board of Trade of Chicago v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928; report [and order] of com-
mission on further hearing. [1928.] 3-8+ii p. ([Opinion] 13286.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 13286
Railway rates on grain, letter transmitting, in response to resolution,
report concerning relative rates on grain in United States and in Canada.
IMay 3, calendar day May 16, 1928. 9 p. (S. doc. 107, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
[Corrected print.] * Paper, 5c.
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Grain-cleaning machines. No. 19477, Twin City Separator Company v. Minne-
apolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company ; decided Mar. 21,
1928; report of commission. 1928. p. 465. ([Opinion] 13215.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. I C 1.6/la : 13215
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Granite. No. 19196, Wholesale Granite Company v. Atlanta & West Point Rail-
road Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. .
rn +58-60 p. ([Opinion] 13297.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 13297
Grapes. No. 19333, Gamble Robinson Company v. Pere Marquette Railway
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
D. 377-378. ([Opinion] 13183.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13183
No. 19925, Jos. Gentile Company v. Tidewater Southern Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided Mar. 30, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 621-
622. ([Opinion] 13266.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13266
Great Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 6721, construction of branch line
by Great Northern Railway Company; decided Mar. 19, 1928; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 321-323. ([Finance decision] 3162.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3162
Hides and slcins. No. 19495, Western Carolina Shippers Association v. Aber-
deen & Rockfish Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 21, 1928; report of
commission]. 1928. [l]+456-458 p. ([Opinion] 13211.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13211
Hoops. No. 19372, Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Company v. Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 20, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [l]-f 398-400 p. ([Opinion] 13189.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13189
Ice. No. 19292, Peninsula Produce Exchange v. Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; [decided Mar. 23, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +
506-508 p. ([Opinion] 13226.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13226
Iron. No. 17^26, Bluefield Hardware Company et al. v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 12, 1928; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 79-85. ([Opinion] 13303.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13303
No. 18043, Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Company v. Boston & Maine Rail-
road et al. ; decided Mar. 17, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 339-
340. ([Opinion] 13172.) [From I. O. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
10 1.6/la : 13172
No. 18412, Keystone Steel & Wire Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 15-19. ([Opinion] 13288.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13288
No. 18441, Southern Scrap Material Company, Limited, v. Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 27, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 573-575. ([Opinion] 13252.) [From I. C. C reports,
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13252
No. 18645, Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company ; decided Mar. 17, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
415-418. ([Opinion] 13195. [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Papers, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13195
No. 19526, Louis Cohen & Son v. Erie Railroad Company; decided Mar.
21, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 463-464. ([Opinion] 13214.)
[From I. C. C reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13214
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis Railway. Finance docket no. 6796, se-
curities of Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway; [decided Apr. 12,
1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +360-362 p. ([Finance decision]
3176.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3176
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La Salle and Bureau County Railroad. Valuation docket no. 443, La Salle &
Bureau County Railroad Company ; decided Mar. 16, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 73-88. (B-663.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.1
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-663
Lawn-mowers. No. 19267, Worcester Lawn Mower Company v. Ann Arbor
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1928 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 443-445+ii p. ([Opinion] 13206.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13206
Lehigh and Hudson River Railway. Valuation docket no. 733, Lehigla and
Hudson River Railway Company ; [decided Mar. 3, 1928 ; report of com-
mission]. 1928. [1] +698-737 p. (B-657.) [From I. C. C reports, v. 137. J
* Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : B-657
Lime. No. 18988, Louisville Cement Company v. Southern Railway Company
et al. ; [decided Apr. 9, 1928; report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +
76-78+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13302.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13302
Limestone. No. 19651, Trenton Chamber of Commerce v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 527-529. ([Opinion] 13236.) tFrom I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13236
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Finance docket no. 6621, bonds of Louisville
& Nashville Railroad; decided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission. [1928.J
p. 427-430. ([Finance decision] 3181.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.J
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3181
Lubricating -oils. No. 15777, Derby Oil Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 22, 1928 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 471-474+ii p. ([Opinion] 13217.) [Report
from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13217
Lumber. No. 17666, T. H. Wright v. Trona Railway Company et al. ; decided
Apr. 9, 1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 29-35+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 13291.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13291
No. 17900, Kentucky Lumber Company v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of commission on further hear-
ing. [1928.] p. 409-410. ([Opinion] 13192.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13192
No. 18343, Cross-Bodine Lumber Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 411^12. ([Opinion] 13193.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13193
No, 19021, J. M. Card Lumber Company v. Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway ; decided Mar. 21, 1928 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 421-424+[l] p. ([Opinion] 13197.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13197
No. 19657, Learned Lumber Company v. Northern Pacific Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 517-
518. ([Opinion] 13231.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13231
McCloud River Railroad. Valuation docket no. 817, McCloud River Railroad
Company; decided Mar. 10, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 89-114.
(B-664.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 141.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-664
Marble. No. 18681, Weifenbach Marble & Tile Company v. Northern Pacific
Railway Company et al. ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 493-496.
([Opinion] 13222.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13222
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Maryland and Delaware Coast RaUwaii. Finance docket no. 4101, securities of
Maryland & Delaware Coast Railway ; decided Apr. 17, 1928 ; 2d suppl-i-
mental report of commission. [1928.] p. 439-442. ([Finance decision]
3185.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, .5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3185
Matches. No. 19676, Federal Match Corporation et al. i\ Southern Pacific Com- I
pany; decided Mar. 30, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 619-620. 1
(fOninion] 13265.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. I
IC 1.6/la : 13265 1
Meat. No. 17933, William Schluderberg-T. J. Kurdle Company v. Baltimore cSc |
Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 31, 1928 ; report of commis- j
sion]. 1928. [1] +665-668 p. ([Opinion] 13277.) [From I. C. C. reports, I
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13277 1
. No. 19418, Cudahy Packing Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 16, 1928 ; report of commission. |
[1928.] p. 309-311.. ([Opinion] 13166.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] j
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 13166 *
Minneapolis and St. Louies Railroad. Finance docket no. 6823, Minneapolis &
St. Louis receiver's certificates; [decided Apr. 17, 1928; report of commis-
sion]. 1928. [1] +442-444 p. ([Finance decision] 3186.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. ' IC 1.6/1 a : F-3186
Valuation docket no. 510, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company ;
[decided Mar. 10, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [2] +761-897 p. il.
(B-659.) [From I. C. C. reports. V. 137.] * Paper, 15c. IC 1.6/1 a : B-659
Minnesota Transfer Raihcay. Valuation docket no. 1053, Minnesota Transfer
Railway Company; decided Mar. 3, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p.
639-667. (B-655.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 137.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : B-655
Missouri, OklaJioma and Gulf Railroad. Finance docket no. 6611, acquisition
of Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad by Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Rail-
way; [decided Mar. 13. 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +294-296 p.
([Finance decision] 3155.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : F-3155
MoMle and Ohio Railroad. Finance docket no. 6496, abandonment of branch
line by Mobile «& Ohio Railroad ; decided Mar. 19, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 30.5-309. ([Finance decision] 3158.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-3158
Monongahela Connecting Railroad. Valuation docket no. 987, Monongahela
Connecting Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 10, 1928; report of com-
mission]. 1928. [1] +44-72 p. (B-662.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : B-662
Mops. No. 19271, Massasoit Manufacturing Company v. New England Steam-
ship Company; [decided Apr. 9, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +
36-38 p. ([Opinion] 13292.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : 13292
Motor-vehicles. No. 18300, motor bus and motor truck operation ; decided Apr.
10, 1928; [report of commission]. [1928.] p. 685-760. ([Opinion] 13284.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/1 a : 13284
Mount Mansfield Electric Railroad. Finance docket no. 6218, deficit settlement
with Mount Mansfield Electric Railroad; decided Mar. 27, 1928; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 333-334. ( [Finance decision] 3167.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-3167 '
Naphtha. No. 18272, Transcontinental Oil Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company et al. ; decided Mar. 26, 1928; report [and order] of commis-
sion. [1928.] 561-564+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13248.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 13248
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Nelson and AlhemarJe Railuxiy. Valuation docket no. 179, Nelson and Albe-
marle Railway Company ; decided Apr. 13, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 191-203. (B-666.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : B-666
Neto York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad. Finance docket no. 2919, acquisi-
tion and stock issue by New York. Cliicago & St. Louis Railroad ; [decided
Mar. 19. 1928; supplemental report of commission]. 1928. [1] +310-312 p.
([Finance decision] 3100.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : F-3160
Finance docket no. 6748, stock of New York, Chicago & St. Louis Rail-
road; [decided Mar. 19, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [11+324-326 p.
([Finance decision] 3163.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/1 a : F-3163
Northern Pacific Radhvay. Finance docket no. 6523. operation under trackage
rights by Northern Pacific Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 31. 1928 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 405-410. ([Finance decision] 3178.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : F-3178
Paper. No. 17985, Express Publishing Company v. Galveston. Harrisburg &
San Antonio Railway Company; decided Apr. 2, 1928; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 669-672+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13278.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/1 a : 13278
No. 19636. Sinaiko Brothers Comi>any v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway Company ; decided Mar. 30. 1928 ; report of commission. 1928.
p. 623. ([Opinion] 13267.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13267
Paper bags. No. 19171, Advance Bag & Paper Company, Incorporated, f. Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar.
21, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 427-428. ([Opinion] 13199.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13199
Passenger rates. No. 18779, Ulster & Delaware Railroad Company v. New York
Central Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 14, 1928 ;* report and order of
commission]. 1928. [1] +204-219+ vi p. ([Opinion] 13152.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13152
Peoples Telephone and Telegraph Company- Finance docket no. 6743, purchase
of properties of Peoples Telephone & Telegraph Company by Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph Company ; [decided Mar. 17, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion.] 1928. [1] +302-304 p. ([Finance decision] 3157.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3157
Petroleum- No. 17898, Smitherman & McDonald. Incorporated, et al. v. Mans-
field Hardwood Lumber Company et al. ; decided Apr. 11, 1928 : report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 49-57+ii p. ([Opinion] 13296.) [Report
from L C. C. reports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC L6/la : 13296
No. 19137. Pennsylvania Oil Company of Evanston v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 22. 1928; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 475-479+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 13218.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13218
Pickles. No. 19441, Pepin Pickling Company i\ Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 459-460. ([Opinion] 13212.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13212
Piedmont and Northern Railvoay. Finance docket no. 6208, proposed construc-
tion of lines by Piedmont & Northern Railway Company ; decided Apr. 3,
1928; [report of commission]. [1928.] p. 363--404. ([Finance decision]
3177.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3177
Pins, insulator. No. 19259, Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Company v. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1928; report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 387-389+ [ii] p. ([Opinion] 13187.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13187
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Pipe. No. 17320, Somerville Iron Works et al, v. Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey et al. ; decided Mar. 17, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
n 333-338. ([Opinion] 13171.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5e.
^' IC 1.6/la : 13171
No. 19436, South Chester Tube Company v. Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey et al. ; decided Mar. 21, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
n 449-450. ([Opinion] 13208.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13208
Plaster. No. 19311, Standard Gypsum Company v. Southern Pacific Company
et al. ; decided Mar. 19, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 373-374.
( [Opinion] 13181.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13181
Pumps. No. 19621, Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Company v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928] p. 513-514. ([Opinion] 13229.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 13229
Railroad accidents. Summary of accident investigation reports, no. 34, Oct.-
Dec. 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Safety. 1928. iii+43 p. [Quarterly.]
* Paper, 5c. single copy, 15c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 25c.
L. C. card A 20-942 ^ IC 1 acci. 7 : 34
Summary of accidents reported by steam railways, Jan. 1928; [prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. Jan. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revi-
sion.] t
L. C. card A 27-80 IC 1 ste. 31 : 928/1
Same, Feb. 1928 [and 2 months ending with Feb. 1928 ; prepared in] Bu-
reau of Statistics. Feb. 1928. [2] p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste. 31 : 928/2
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 16 switching and terminal companies] Feb. 1928 : [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. 1928. [4] p. il. oblong large 8° t IC 1 ste. 25 : 928/2
Railroad tracks. No. 19435, James Stanton Construction Company v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 15, 1928; report
of commission]. 1928. [1] +312-314 p. ([Opinion] 13167.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13167
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 158 reports of freight service sta-
tistics representing 168 railways and from 152 reports of passenger service
statistics representing 162 railways (switching and terminal companies not
included), Feb. 1928 and 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Feb. 1928.
[2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste. 21 : 928/2
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
185 steam railways, including 16 switching and terminal companies, Mar.
1928 and 1927 [and] 3 months ended with Mar. 1928 and 1927; [prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to re-
vision.] t IC 1 ste. 19 : 928/3
• Operating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways,
selected items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000,
Mar. 1928 and 1927 [and] 3 months ended with Mar. 1928 and 1927; [prepared
in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar. 1928. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to
revision. ] f IC 1 ste. 20 : 928/3
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Feb. 1928,
compared with Feb. 1927, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statics. Feb. 1928. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] f IC 1 ste. 22 : 928/2
Same, selected items for Mar. 1928, compared with Mar. 1927, for roads
with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of
Statistics. Mar. 1928. [2] p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste. 22 : 928/3
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Railroads — Continued.
Revenue traflSc statistics of class 1 steam railways in United States,
including mixed-train service, compiled from 159 reports representing 169
steam railways, switching and terminal companies not included, Feb. 1928
and 1927 [and] 2 months ended with Feb. 1928 and 1927; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Feb. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8" [Subject to re-
vision.] t IC 1 ste. 24 : 928/2
Rails. No. 18438, J. B. Harvey v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
et al. ; [decided Mar. 30, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [l]+60&-610 p.
([Opinion] 13261.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13261
No. 19247, Hyman-Michaels Company v. Durham & Southern Railway
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 1-2.
([Opinion] 13285.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13285
Reconsignment. No. 18987, "William Dauzer & Company v. Southern Railway
Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 433-435. ([Opinion] 13202.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13202
Refrigeration. No. 19321, L. K. Stein Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Railway Company ; decided Mar. 19, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 375-376. ([Opinion] 13182.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13182
No. 19719, Gage Baldwin Company v. Northern Pacific Railway Com-
pany; decided Mar. 23, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 519-520.
([Opinion] 13232.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13232
Reweighing of freight. No. 18659, FuUerton Lumber Company v. Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 28, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 593-596. ([Opinion] 13257.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13257
Roofing. No. 19569, Rosenthal Woodworking Company v. Detroit, Grand Haven
& Milwaukee Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 23, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 511-512. ([Opinion] 13228.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13228
Routing. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2996, routing of wood-pulp
board from International Falls, Minn., to Decatur, 111., East St. Louis, 111.,
and St. Louis, Mo. ; [decided Apr. 17, 1928; report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +86-90+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13304.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13304
St. Louis, Troy and Eastern Railroad. Valuation docket no. 1035, St. Louis,
Troy and Eastern Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Mar. 3, 1928 ; report
of commission]. 1928. [1] +668-697 p. (B-656.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 137.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-6.56
Salt. Investigation and suspension docket no. 3031, salt from Louisiana pro-
ducing points to Philadelphia, Pa., routed via Houston, Tex., and Southern
Steamship Company; decided Mar. 27, 1928; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 555-557+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 13246.) [Report from I. C. C.
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13246
San Antonio, Vvalde and Oulf Railroad. Valuation docket no. 702, San An-
tonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad Company; [decided Mar. 31, 1928; report of
commission]. 1928. [2] +231-258 p. il. (B-668.) [From I. C. C. reports,
v. 141.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : B-668
Sand. No. 19381, Green & Stowe v. Norfolk & Western Railway Company;
[decided Mar. 21, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +446-448 p
([Opinion] 13207.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13207
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SiUev Lake Bisteneau and Southern Railway. Valuation docket no. 528,
Spv Lake Bisteneau & Southern Railway Company et al. ; [decided Mar.
fmsf^repoft of commission]. 1928. [1] +808-847 p. (f-GS^ ) t^ro-
L C. C. reports, v. 135.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la . B-652
Sillcomanaanese. No. 18734, Brennan & Corrigan, Incorporated, v. Erie Rail-
roM Company et al. ; decided Mar. 20, 1928; report [and order] of com-
mfssion [S.] 419U20+iip. ([Opinion] 13196.) [Report froxn I. CC
reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la . 13196
Snickersville Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6747, purchase of prop-
erties of Snickersville Telephone Company by Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Company of Virginia; decided Mar. 20, 1928; report of commission.
ri928 1 P 329-331. ([Finance decision] 3165.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3165
Stearin No 19572, Best Foods, Incorporated, v. Central Railroad Company
of New Jersey et al. ; decided Mar. 24, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
n 549-550. ([Opinion] 13244.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
p. o'±v-oov. V L F J j^ i.Q/ia : 13244
Steel ' No 19415, Globe Malleable Iron & Steel Company v. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 29, 1928; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 597-600+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13258.) [Report from
I. 0. 0. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13258
Stone. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2937, proportional rates on
stone and marble between Jacksonville, Fla., and points in Florida ; decided
Mar. 20, 1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 389-398+ [1] p.
(rOpiniou] 13188.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13188
No. 18162, Andrew Ulysses Givens v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company; decided Mar. 30, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 605-607.
([Opinion] 13260.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13260
No. 19927, Cameron, Joyce & Company v. Toledo,' Peoria & Western
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 47-48. ([Opinion] 13295.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13295
Sugar. No. 16341, Nebraska State Railway Commission v. Alexandria &
Western Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 9. 1928 ; reiKtrt of commis-
sion on reargument. [1928.] p. 653-656. ([Opinion] 13274.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13274
— — No. 17427, American Sugar Refining Company v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Mar. 17, 1928 ; report [and order] of
commission. [1928.] 341-345+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13173.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13173
Sulphur. No. 18406, Inland Waterways Corporation, operating Mississippi-
Warrior Service, v. Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Railway Company et
al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 9-14. ([Opinion]
13287.) [From L O. C. reports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13287
Superior and Southeastern Railway. Finance docket no. 6585, operation of
lines by Superior & Southeastern Railway ; decided Apr. 17, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 445-447. ([Finance decision] 3187.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3187
Switching charges. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2992, switching at
Little Rock and North Little Rock, Ark.; decided Mar. 28, 1928; report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 583-588+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13255.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13255
Investigation and suspension docket no. 3013, switching between Lake
Charles, La., and West Lake, La. ; decided Mar. 26, 1928 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 551-554+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13245.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13245
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Tank agitators. No. 19456, Gilliland Oil Company of New Mexico v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et ah; decided Mar. 31, 1928; report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 677-678+ii p. ([Opinion] 13281.)
[Rt-port from I. C. C reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13281
Tennessee Central Railway. Finance docket no. 6810, bonds of Tennessee Cen-
tral Railway; decided Mar. 31, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 35&-
356. {[Finance decision] 3174.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Pr.per, 5c.
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Thornton and Alexandria Raihvay. Finance docket no. 6401, abandonment of
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report of commission]. 1928. [1] +416-426 p. ([Finance decision] 3180.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3180
Time. No. 10122. standard time zone investigation ; decided Apr. 11, 1928 ; 15th
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Tin-plate. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2991, tin plate from San.
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[Report from I. C. C. reports, V. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13271
Tomatoes. No. 19862, Griesel Brothers, Incorporated, v. Chicago Great Western
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Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices:
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of Norfolk & Western Railway Company ; decided Mar. 16, 1928 ; report of
commLssion. [1928.] p. 297-305. ([Opinion] 13164.) [From I. C. C. re-
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Same: no. 13413 (sub-no. 18-2), in matter of automatic train-control
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commission. [1928.] p. 483-488. ([Opinion] 13220.) [From I. C. C. re-
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Wall-cleaning compounds. No. 19209, Climax Cleaner Manufacturing Company
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reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13200
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([Opinion] 13190.) [Report from I. C C. reports, v. 140.] * Paper, 5e.
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Wviwna Bridge Railway. Valuation docket no. 787, Winona Bridge Railway
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Wood No 15921, King-Haase Furniture Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
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Ciyrtez Oil Company. No. 867, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Cortez Oil
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Tom Luey. No. 932, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Tom Luey v. United
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May, 1928. 26.1X23.5 in. [Vessels should not use this chart for naviga-
tional purposes.] t 20c. N 6.18: 5199
Elbe River, Germany, North Sea, Brunsbuttelkoog to Hamburg, from latest
German surveys ; with inset, Hamburg and Altona harbors ; chart 4909. Nat-
ural scale 1 : 53,205. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Feb. 1915,
9th edition, May, 1928. 24.8X37.3 in. t 40c. N 6.18: 4909
Formosa I. (Taiwan To) and Strait, China Sea, from latest Japanese and
British surveys; chart 3176. Natural scale 1:680,629 at lat. 24°. Washing-
ton, Hydrographic Office, published June, 1916, 6th edition, Apr. 1928. 25.8 X
38.7 in. t40c. N 6.18: 3176
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May, 1928 1051
Hokushu. Anchorages on north and west coasts of Hoknshu, Japan ; chart
2426. Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Mar. 1918, 2d edition,
Apr. 1928. 23X25 in. t 20c. N 6.18 : 2426
Abashiri Byochi, north coast, from Japanese survey in 1905.
Mashike Hakuchi, west coast, from Japanese survey in 1897.
Monbetsu Byochi, north coast, from Japanese survey in 1906.
Yesashi Byochi, north coast, from Japanese survey in 1906.
Ice. Ice supplement to Hydrographic bulletin ; issue 239. Scale 1° long.==0.3
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany
Hydrographic bulletin 2017, May 2, 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 239
Same; issue 240. Scale 1° long.=0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2018,
May 9, 1928.] t N 6.3/2 : 240
Same; issue 241. Scale 1° long.=^.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2019,
May 16, 1928.] t N 6.3/2 : 241
Same; issue 242. Scale 1° long.=0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2020, May
23,1928.] t N 6.3/2: 242
Same; issue 243. Scale 1° long.=^.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2021, May
22 (29), 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 243
Panama. Plans on north coast of Panama, Central America ; chart 2162.
Washington, Hydrographic Office, published Mar. 1904, 4th edition, Apr. 1928.
21.6 X 13.7 in. t 20c. N 6.18 : 2162
Carreto, Puerto, from old Spanish plan.
Isla de Pinos Anchorage, from reconnaissance by U. S. S. Castine in 1904.
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters, June, 1928 ; chart 3500.
Scale 1° long.=0.7 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May 14, 1928.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.24 : 928/6
Note. — Contains on reverse : Cyclonic storms.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, July, 1928 ; chart 2603. Scale 1° long.=0.2
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May 14, 1928. 22.6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] t 10c.
N 6.17 : 928/7
Note. — Contains on reverse : Cyclonic storms.
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, June, 1928; chart 1400. Scale 1°
long.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May 14, 1928. 23.2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.15/1 : 928/6
Note. — Contains on reverse : Chart of the world, showing great circle distances and
azimuths from Washington, D. C, to all points on the earth's surface.
Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, July, 1928; chart 1401. Scale 1"
long.=0.2 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May 14, 1928. 23.7X35.3 in,
[Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bu-
reau.] 1 10c. N 6.16 : 928/7
Note. — Contains on reverse : Tropical storms of eastern north Pacific Ocean, by
Willis Edwin Hurd ; [with] Cyclone of Sept. 9-10, 1922, by David Polowe and other
oflScers.
Pilot chart of upper air, north Atlantic Ocean, May. 1928 ; chart 1400a.
Scale 1° long.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, Apr. 25, 1928.
23X31.8 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished bv the
Weather Bureau.] 1 10c. N 6.28 : 928/5
Note. — Contains text on reverse.
Superior, Lake. Lake Superior, Canada, Middlebrun Bay to Pigeon River, in-
cluding Thunder Bay, from Canadian Government survey in 1903 and 1904;
chart 5276. Scale stat. m.=0.9 in., natural scale 1:72,489. Washington,
Hydrographic Office, published Sept. 1920, 2d edition, Apr. 1928. 37X33.7 in.
t 50c. N 6.18 : 5276
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109605— 28— No. 401 10
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Yangtze River. Approaches to Yangtze River, China, from surveys by Chinese
Maritime Customs between 1916 and 1924; chart 3218. Natural scale 1:
121 192 Washington, Hydrographic OflSce, published Mar. 1916, 10th edition,
Apr. 1928. 28.5X40.3 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 3218
SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
Naval supplies. Index to specifications issued by Navy Department for naval
stores and material. Apr. 2, 1928. vi+42 p. 12° [Quarterly.] t
N 20.6/3 : 928/2
Supply Corps, Navjf. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
commanding officers, and commandants; May 1, 1928. [1928.] p. 10371-
409-|-ieavPs 10409a-h, 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in
Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922.] t N 20.7/1 : 309
PAN AMERICAN UNION
Note. — The Pan American Union sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at
prices usually ranging from 5c. to $2.50. The price of the English edition of the bulletin
is 25c. a single copy or $2.50 a year, the Spanish edition $2.00 a year, the Portuguese
edition $1.50 a year; there is an additional charge of 75c. a year on each edition for
countries outside the Pan American Union. Beginning with Jan. 1925, the Pan American
Union began the publication of i series, in Spanish and Portuguese, on the following
subjects: Agriculture; Education; Finance, industry, and commerce; Public health and
child welfare. The Spanish series is issued monthly and the Portuguese bimonthly. They
are not published in English. The subscription price is 50c. for 12 issues of each series ;
single copies of any series, 5c. Address the Pan American Union, Washington, D. C.
Alcoholism. El deber del maestro en la lucha contra el alcoholismo ; [por Cora
Frances Stoddard]. [1928.] ii + 10 p. (Educacion no. 40, Mayo de 1928.)
[Del BolPtin de la Union Panamericana, Mayo, 1928. Traducido del Scientific
temperance journal, Otono de 1927.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for 12
issues of series, 50c. AR 1.13 : s 40
ArclKTology. Investigaciones arqueol6gicas en la region Media Americana en
1927, publicada por la Union Panamericana en cumplimiento de la resolucion
de la quinta Conferencia Internacional Americana sobre Proteccion de los
Restos Arqueologicos ; [por S. G. Morley]. [1928.] [1]+16+[1] p. il.
(Arqueologia Amei*icana no. 3.) t Paper, 5c. AR1.20:s3
Argentina, [foreign trade of Argentina for 1926] latest reports from Argentine
official .sources. [1928.] [l]+24 p. (Foreign trade series no. 37, 1928.) t
AR 1.19 : 37
Bulletin (English edition). Bulletin of Pan American Union, May, 1928; [v.
62, no. 5]. [1928.] iv+439-545 p. il. [Monthly. For price, see note above
under center head.]
L. C. card 8-30967 AR 1.6 : e62/5
■ Same. (H. doc. 60, pt. 5, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
{Portuguese edition). Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana, Maio, 1928,
edicao portuguesa ; [v. 30, no. 5]. [1928.] iv+329-411 p. il. [Monthly.
For price, see note above under center head.]
L. C. card 11-27014 AR 1.6 : p 30/5
(Spani^li edition). Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Mayo, 1928, sec-
cion espanola; [v. 62, no. 5]. [1928.] iv+447-568 p. il. [Monthly. For;
price, see note above under center head.]
L. C. card 12-12555 AR 1.6 : s 62/5 j
Honduras [foreign trade of Honduras for 1926-27] Latest reports from Hon-
duran official sources. [1928.] [l]+6 p. (Foreign trade series no. 38,
1928.) t AR 1.19; 38*
New Year of tropical American indigenes [New Year festival of ancient inhab-
itants of tropical America and its revival; by Zelia Nuttall]. [1928.] 8p.il.
(Pan American miscellany no. 9.) [From Bulletin, Jan. 1928.] t Paper, 5c.
AR 1.27 : e 9
Note. — The series number 9 was incorrectly given to Diary of Padre Juan Antonio
Rivera, for which see Monthly catalogue for Jan. 1928, p. 501. The Diary should,
have been designated Pan American misceHany no. 10, and the edition has been cor-
rected by the cancellation of no. 9 and the substitution of no. 10.
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May, 1928 1053
Potatoes. Mejores patatas pc.ra la America tropical; [por W. A. Orton],
[1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Agricultura no. 40, Mayo de 1928.) [Del Boletm de
la Uui6n Paiiamericana, Mayo, 1928.] t Paper, 5c.; subscription price for
12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.12 : s 40
PANAMA GANAIi
NoTB. — Although The Panama Canal makes its reports to, and is under the supervi-
sion of, the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Panama Canal record, v. 21, no. 39-43; May 3-30. 1928. Balboa Heights, C Z.
[1928]. p. 527-590. [Weekly.]
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are received, unless otherwise requested. Remittances should be made payable to Dis-
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Air mail. Air mail information ; [issued by] 3d a.ssistant Postmaster General.
May 10. 1928. 1 p. il. 4° t P 4.2 : Ai 7/8
Air mail .service; [issued by] 2d assistant Postmaster General. Mav
15,1928. 1 p. 4° t P3 2:Ai7/5
■ Air mail service, change in schedule ; [issued by] 2d assistant Post-
master General. May 22, 1928. 1 p. 4° + P 3.2 : Ai 7/6
Air-mail service, change in schedule; [issued by] 2d assistant Post-
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Mail matter. Name and address of sender mast be placed on 4th class mail ;
[issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster General. May 2, 1928. 1 p. oblong
32^ t P 4.2 : F S2/5
Money-orders. Stolen money-order forms ; [issued by] 3d as.sistant Post-
master General. Apr. 30. 1928. 1 p. nnrrow 8" t P 4.2 :M 74/179
Stolen money-order forms ; [issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster General.
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'Narcis.^ua bulb quarantine; [issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster General. Apr.
27, 1928. 1 p. 12" i- P 4.2 : N 16
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1054 ^1^^^ 1^28
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3d assistant Postmaster General. May 24, 1928. 1 p. oblong 48° t
P 4.2 : St 2/21
Valley Forge commemorative stamp; [issued by] 3d assistant Postmaster
General.' May 12, 1928. 1 p. 4° t P 4.2 : V 24
Postal bulletin, v. 49, no. 14678-703; May 1-31, 1928. [1928.] various paging,
il. f° [Daily except Sundays and holidays.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, $2.00 a
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Postal guide. United States official postal guide, 4th series, v. 7, no. 11; May,
1928. monthly supplement. 1928. cover-title, 80 p. il. [Includes Changes
183-201 affecting United States official postal guide for July, 1927, and
Inserts 332-334 to Postal laws and regulations of United States, edition of
1924. Text and illustration on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Official postal guide, with
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published monthly (11 pamphlets), 50c., foreign subscription, 75c.
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Poultry. Acceptance of day-old chicks without special handling charge ; [issued
by] 3d assistant Postmaster General. May 3, 1928. 1 p. oblong 48° t
P 4.2 : C 43/3
Syracuse. K. Y. Distribution scheme, Syracuse, N. Y., post office; corrected to
Apr. 1, 1928. 1928. [1] +78 p. 12° | P 1.18 : Sy 1/3
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES DIVISION
Postal supplies. List of postal supplies furnished post offices of 3d class. June
1, 1928. ii+1-6 p.-f leaves 7-20. $ P 18.2 : P 84/3/928
FOREIGN MAILS DIVISION
Steamboats. Schedule of steamers appointed to convey mails from United States
to foreign countries, May, 1928. Apr. 21, 1928. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] * Paper,
5c. single copy, 50c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 75c.
L. C. card 25-26231 P 8.5 : 928/5
Same, June, 1928. May 23, 1928. 1 p. f° [Monthly.] P 8.5 : 928/6
TOPOGRAPHY DIVISION
Note. — Since February, 1908, the Division of Topography has been preparing rural-
delivery maps of counties in which rural delivery is completely established. They are
published in two forms, one giving simply the rural free delivery routes, starting from
a single given post office, and sold at 75 cents each ; the other, the rural free delivery
routes in an entire county, sold at 50 cents each. A uniform scale of 1 inch to 1 mile is
used. Editions are not issued, but blue line print copies are produced in response to
special calls addressed to the .Disbursing Clerk, Post Office Department, Washington, D. C.
These maps should not be confused with the post route maps, for which see Monthly
catalogue for February, 1928, page 630.
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
Addresses. Address of President Coolidge at Gettysburg battle field, May 30,
1928. 1928. [l]+7p. t
L. C. card 28-26379 Pr 30.2 : G 33
Address of President Coolidge at joint meeting of American Federation
of Arts and American Association of Museums, Washington, D. C, May 16,
1928. 1928. [2] +4 p. t
L. C. card 28-26359 Pr 30.2 : Am 3/5
Address of President Coolidge at 150th anniversary of Phillips Academy,
Andover, Mass., May 19, 1928. 1928. [2] +7 p. t
L. C. card 28-26360 Pr 30 2 • P 54
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May. 1928 1055
Alaska. Executive order, Ala;ska [eliminating lands in Alaska from those
reserved by Executive order of June 23, 1914, for tovpnsite purposes in
connection vpith construction and operation of railroads, and restoring said
lands to public domain subject to entry under homestead laws applicable
to Alaska]. May 8, 1928. 1 p. f° (No. 4878.) t ' Pr 30.5 : A112/71
Executive order, Alaskan timber reserve no. 1 reduced [revoking Execu-
tive order of June 22, 1915, as modified by Executive orders of Feb. 16,
1918, Feb. 5, 1919, and Nov. 26, 1924, reserving timber on certain lands in
Alaska for use in connection with Government railroad in Alaska, in so far
as it affects timber on remainder of area included in original order]. Apr.
27,1928. 1 p. f (No. 486.5.) t Pr 30.5 : Air2/70
Alien property. Executive order authorizing Alien Property Custodian to sell
certain property at private sale [being real estate in Jefferson County, Ky.,
belonging to Waldemar Conrad von Zedtwitz of Germany]. [May 9, 1928.]
[2] p. f° (No. 4881.) t Pr 30.5 : Al 42/49
Alien Property Citstodian. Executive order supplemental to Executive order
of Oct. 12, 1917, vesting power and authority in designated oflScers and
making rules and regulations under trading with the enemy act [approved
Oct. 6, 1917, and amendments thereto, especially as concerns Alien Property
Custodian and settlement of claims by him]. Apr. 23, 1928. 1 p. f° (No.
4862.) $ Pr 30.5 :T 675
Armstrong, George R. Veto message relating to George R. Armstrong, message
transmitting without approval H. R. 4664, for relief of George R. Armstrong.
May 22. 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 318, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Army emergency officers'' retired liM. Veto message regarding retirement of
emergency oflBcers, message returning without approval bill (S. 777) making
eligible for retirement, under certain conditions, oflBcers and former oflScers
of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, other than officers of Regular Army,
Navy, or Marine Corps,' who incurred physical disability in line of duty
while in service of United States during World War. May 3, calendar day
May 24, 1928. 3 p. (S. doc. 153, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Bands {music). Veto message regarding Army bands, message returning
without approval bill (S. 750) to amend act for making further and more
effectual provision for national defense, as amended [relative to commis-
sioning of Army bandmasters]. May 3, calendar day May 24, 1928. 2 p.
(S. doc. 154, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Child health day, proclamation [setting apart May 1, 1928, as Child health
day]. Apr. 28, 1928. 1 p. f° (No. 1835.) t Pr30:C437
Colorado. Executive order, Colorado [revoking Executive order of Oct. 21,
1925, which withdrew certain public lands in Colorado from settlement, etc.,
pending resurvey, and authorizing that said lands be opened only to entry
under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War
with Germany for period of 91 days, after which any remaining land may
be open to general public under any public land law applicable thereto].
May 3, 1928. 1 p. f° (No. 4875.) % Pr 30.5 : C 719/26
Copyright, Rumania, proclamation [extending to citizens of Rumania all bene-
fits of act of Mar. 4, 1909, including copyright controlling parts of instru-
ments serving to reproduce mechanically musical works, and providing that
provisions of sec. 1 (e) shall apply only to compositions published after
July 1, 1909, and registered for copyright in United States, which have not
been reproduced within United States prior to May 14, 1928]. May 14, 1928.
1 p. f (No. 1836.) t Pr 30.7 : C 796/8
Cowlitz Indians. Veto message relating to Cowlitz tribe of Indians, message
transmitting without approval H. R. 167, to amend act of Feb. 12, 1925, so as
to permit Cowlitz tribe of Indians to file suit in Court of Claims under said
act. May 22, 1928. 1 p. (H. doc. 319, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
How to order publications — See information folloinring Contents
1056 May, 1928
Customs Service. Executive order [authorizing transfer of certain persons
named in order and now employed in Customs Service in foreign countries to
classified clerical positions in Customs Service]. Apr. 25. 1928. 1 p. f (No.
4864. ) X Pr 30.5 : C 969/S
Executive order [creating Durham, N. C, as port of entry in customs
collection district no. 15 (North Carolina), with headquarters at Wilmington,
N C . effective 30 days from date of this order]. May 3. 1928. 1 p. f° (No.
4876.) t ^ Pr 30.5 : N 811/4
Executive order [creating Fabens, Tex., as port of entry in customs col-
lection district no. 24 (El Paso), with headquarters at El Paso, Tex., effective
30 davs from date of this order]. May 1, 1928. 1 p. f° (No. 4869.) t
Pr 30.5 : T 312/3
Dudley, John O. Executive order [authc^rizing reinstatement of John G. Dudley
as statistical and research agent and legal advisor in Department of Com-
merce]. May 3, 1928. 1 p. T (No. 4871.) t Pr 30.5 : D 865/2
Foreign service. Executive order [establishing Chapter iv-9 of Instructions to
diplomatic oflScers of United States : Regulations governing selection, training
and promotion of foreign service officers for language assignments in the Near
East, in eastern Europe, and in north Africa]. [May 8. 1928.] [2] p. f
( No. 4879. ) % Pr 30.5 : F 761/10
Gardner, Mrs. Charlotte S. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Mrs.
Charlotte Steele Gardner to appropriate clerical position in Employees' Com-
pensation Commission]. Apr. 28, 1928. 1 p. f (No. 4868.) t Pr 30.5 :G 171
Hubbard. Edmund F. Veto message relating to Edmund F. Hubbard, message
transmitting without approval H. R. 10139, for relief of Edmund F. Hubbard.
May 22, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 321, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Indians. Executive order [prtividing that trust period on allotments of Prairie
band of Pottawatomi Indians in Kansas, which expires during calendar year
1928, be extended for period of 10 years, except those named in order]. Apr.
16,1928. 1 p. f ° (No. 4858.) t Pr 30.5 : P 847/2
Jones, Mrs. Roy K. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Mrs. Roy K.
Jones to appropriate position in Navy Department]. Apr. 17, 1928. 1 p. f
( No. 4859. ) % Pr 30.5 : J 724
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad Company labor dispute, proclamation
[creating board to investigate such dispute and report their findings to Presi-
dent of United States within 30 days of date of proclamation]. Apr. 28, 1928.
1 p. f (No. 1834.) t Pr 30.7 :K 133
Marketing of farm produce. Message to Senate returning without approval
Senate bill 3555, to establish Federal Farm Board to aid in orderly marketing
and in control and disposition of surplus of agricultural commodities in inter-
state commerce, May 23, 1928. 1928. [l]+25p. [Includes Opinion of Attor-
ney General.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26385 Pr 30.8 : F31/2
Same, with text of act and with title, veto message relating to agriculture
surplus control act, message returning without approval bill (S. 3555) to
establish Federal Farm Board to aid in orderly marketing and in control and
disposition of surplus of agricultural commodities in interstate and foreign
commerce. May 3, calendar day May 23. 1928. 30 p. (S. doc. 141, 70th
Cong. 1st sess.) [Includes Opinion of Attorney General.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26413
Minnesota. Executive order, Minnesota [revoking Executive order of Nov. 14,
1927. which withdrew lands in counties of Lake of the Woods and Roseau,
Minn., from settlement, etc., in order to carry into effect provisions of con-
vention between United States and Great Britain to regulate level. of Lake of
the Woods, and presenting revised list of lands to be withdrawn for that
purpose]. [Apr. 28. 1928. J 2 p. f" ([No. 4867.]) $ Pr 30.5 : M 666/6
How to order publications — See Information following Contents
Mat, 1928 1057
l^ational forests. Executive order. Harney National Forest. S. Dak. [modifying
boundarie.s of Harnev National Forest by excluding therefrom lands in South
Dakota]. Apr. 27. 1928. 1 p. t" (No. 4866.) t Pr 30.5 : H 229/2
Executive order. Manti National Forest. Utah [including land in Utah
in Manti National Forest in so far as withdrawal does not interfere with or
defeat legal rights under public land laws]. May 9. 1928. 1 p. f* (No.
4880.; t Pr 30.5 : M 319/3
Executive order [revoking Executive order of Dec. 22, 1924, which
established McClellan National Forest, Ala., on portion of Camp McClellan
militarv reservation. Ala.]. Mav 4. 1928. 1 p. f° (No. 4877.) $
Pr 30.5 : M 132/2
Nevada. Executive order, Nevada [withdrawing land in Nevada from settle-
ment, etc., subject to any prior valid claim, for use by Department of Com-
merce in maintenance of air navigation facilities]. Mav 3, 1928. 1 p. f*
( No. 4873. ) t Pr 30.5 : Ai 71/24
Neic Mexico. Supplemental Executive order. New Mexico [designating other
public lands to be added to those withdrawn by Executive order of Apr. 2,
1924, which temporarily withdrew certain public lands in New Mexico for
classification and pending determination as to advisability of reserving same
for national park or monument purposes]. May 3. 1928. 1 p. f° (No.
4870. ) t Pr 30.5 : N 42 m/33
Pathfinder Bird Refuge. Executive order. Pathfinder Bird Refuge, Wyo. [re-
establishing with its original boundaries reservation for protection of native
birds created by Executive order of Feb. 25, 1909, and abolished by Execu-
tive order of Aus:. 18. 1922. to be known as Pathfinder Bird Refuge.] Apr.
19, 1928. 1 p. map, f (No. 4860.) $ Pr 30.5 : B 532/13
Pu'blic ffealth Service. Veto message relating to Public Health Service, mes-
sage transmitting without approval H. R. 11026, for coordination of public-
health activities of Government, and for other purposes. May 22, 1928. 2 p.
(H. doc. .320, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Road^. Veto message relating to funds authorized for roads through pub-
lic and Indian lands, message returning without approval bill (S. 3674)
to amend act to provide that United States shall aid States in construction
of rural post roads, approved July 11. 1916. as amended and supplemented.
May 3. calendar day May 18. 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 111. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper. 5c.
Spokan Indians. Veto message authorizing Indians in State of Washington to
present claims to Court of Claims, message returning without approval bUl
(S. 1480) authorizing certain Indian tribes and bands [namely Lower
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May 3, calendar day May 18, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 108. 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
■* Paper, 5c.
Effloienoi/ Bureau. Salaries and expenses. Bureau of EflSciency, draft of pro-
posed legislation to make available from appropriation for salaries and ex-
penses. 1928, for Bureau of Efficiency sum for payment for certain contract
work to secure data in relation to retirement plans for teachers in District
of Columbia and civil-service retirement and disability fund. Mav 14. 1928.
2 p. (H. doc. 301, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
E7nployee.9' Compensation Commission. United States Employees' Compensa-
tion Commission, supplemental estimate of appropriation for Employees'
Compensation Commission, fiscal year 1929. for salaries and expenses and
printing and binding. May 3, calendar dav Mav 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc.
136. 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) • Paper, 5c.
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Engineer Departtnent. Salaries. OflBce of Chief of Engineers, proposed draft
of legislation affecting existing appropriation for War Department, fiscal year
1929, for salaries. Office of Chief of Engineers. May 3. calendar day Mav
22. 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 138, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Extension Service, Agriculture Dcpt. Cooperative agricultural extension work,
Department of Agriculture, supplemental estimate of appropriation for De-
partment of Agriculture, fiscal year 1929 [for Extension Service] for coopera-
tive agricultural extension work. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p.
(S. doc. 144, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Horticultural Board. Establishment and enforcement of noncotton
zones, supplemental estimates of appropriation [for Federal Horticultural
Board] for establishing and enforcing noncotton zones for eradication of
pink boUworm of cotton. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928. 2 p. (y. uoc.
119, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Radio Commission, supplemental estimate of appropriation for Federal
Kadio Commission, fiscal year 1929. May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. dec. 294, 70th
Cong. Ist sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Federal Trade Commission, supplemental estimate of appropriation for Federal
Trade Commission, fiscal year 1929. May 2, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 257, 70tli
Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5c.
Foicsi Service. Bureau of Forest Service and Plant Industry, supplemental
estimates of appropriation for Department of Agriculture, fiscal year 1929
[for Plant Industry Bureau for horticultural experiment and demonstration
work, southern Great Plain? area, and for Forest Service for ar-qui-^ition of
additional forest lands]. May 3, 1928. 3 p. (H. doc. 260, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Commission, supplemental estimate of
appropriation for George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Commission, fiscal
year 1929. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 143, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Immigration Bureau. Expenses of regulating immigration, supplemental esti-
mate of appropriation for Department of Labor, Bureau of Immigration,
fiscal year 1928. May 12, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 28.5, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Indian Affairs Office. Supplemental estimates of appropriations for Bureau of
Indian Affairs, supplemental estimates of appropriations for Department of
Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, fiscal year 1928, and proposed authoriza-
tions of expenditures of Indian tribal funds. May 3, calendar dav May 22,
192S. 4 p. (S. dnc. 133, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Interior Department. Department of Interior, Indian tribal funds, supple-
mental estimates of appropriations for Department of Interior, fiscal year
1928 and fiscal year 1929, proposed authorization for expenditure of Indian
tribal funds, with drafts of proposed legislation affecting existing appropria-
tions. May 12. 1928. 6 p. (H. doc. 292, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Mi-scellaneous appropriation. Interior Department, supplemental and de-
ficiency estimates of appropriations for Department of Interior, fiscal years
1924, 1927, 1928, and 1929, proposed authorizations for expenditure of Indian
tribal funds, with drafts of proposed legislation affecting existing appropria-
tions. May 3, 1928. 14 p. (H. doc. 261, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Justice Department. Miscellaneous appropriation for Department of Justice,
supplemental estimates of appropriations for Department of .Justice, fiscal
year 1928. also drafts of proposed legislation affecting existing appropriations.
May 3, 1928. 4 p. (H. doc. 262, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Miscellaneous appropriations for several Departments, deficiency esti-
mates of appropriations for Department of Justice, fiscal year 1926 and prior
years, and supplemental estimates of appropriations, fiscal year 1928, also
drafts of proposed legislation affecting existing appropriations. Mav 12,
1928. 5 p. (H. doc. 295, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Justice Department— Continued.
Salaries and miscellaneous expenses, Department of Justice, supple-
mental estimates of appropriations for Department of Justice, fiscal year
1929. May 3, calendar day May 19, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 113, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Mint Bureau. Medal of Charles A. Lindbergh, supplemental estimate of appro-
priation for Treasury Department, fiscal year 1929 [for Mint Bureau].
May 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 273, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
National Park Service. Roads and trails, national parks, draft of proposed
legislation affecting appropriation for roads and trails, national parks, con-
tained in Interior Department appropriations, fiscal year 1929 [for National
Park Service]. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 297, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept. Naval training stations, Bureau of Naviga-
tion, supplemental estimate of appropriations for Navy Department, fiscal
years 1924 and 1925, for Naval Training Station, San Diego. May 12, 1928.
2 p. (H. doc. 293, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Navy Department. Increase of Navy, supplemental estimate of appropriation,
fiscal year 1929, for increase of Navy. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928
2 p. ( S. doc. 134, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Miscellaneous appropriation of Navy Department, supplemental estimate
of appropriations for Navy Department, fiscal year 1928, and prior years.
May 3, 1928. 4 p. (H. doc. 263, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Miscellaneous pay, Navy Department, draft of proposed legislation mak-
ing available not to exceed $20,000 for expenses in connection with research
and investigation of safety devices and appliances for submarines during
fiscal year 1929. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 130, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Personnel Classification Board. Expenses, Personnel Classification Board, sup-
plemental estimate of appropriation for Personnel Classification Board to
remain available until June 30, 1929. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928.
2 p. (S. doc. 120, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Plant Industry Bureau. Salaries and expenses, Bureau of Plant Industry,
supplemental estimate of appropriation for Department of Agriculture, fiscal
year 1928 [for investigations of tree disease knovpn as European larch
canker]. May 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 275, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Plant Quarantine and Control Administration. Eradication or control of Euro-
pean corn borer, supplemental estimate of appropriation for Department of
Agriculture, fiscal year 1929 [for Plant Quarantine and Control Administra-
tion] for eradication or control of European corn borer. May 3, calendar
day May 25, 1928. 2 p. ( S. doc. 155, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Post Office Department. Foreign mail transportation, supplemental estimate
of appropriation for Post Office Department, fiscal year 1929. May 3, calen-
dar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 150, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Post Office Department personal or property damage claims, deficiency
estimate of appropriation for Post OflSce Department, fiscal year 1927, for
payment of personal or property damage claims. May 8, 1928. 2 p. (H.
doc. 266, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
• Rural delivery service, estimate of appropriation for Post Office Depart-
ment, fiscal year 1925. May 10, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 274, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) *Pai)er, 5c.
Public Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital Office. General expenses
Public Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital, supplemental esti-
mate of appropriation for Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks of
National Capital, fiscal year 1929. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928. 2 p.
(S. doc. 121, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c
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Public Roads Bureau. Mount Vernon memorial highway, supplemental esti-
mate of appropriation for Department of Agriculture [for Bureau of Public
Roads] to carry into effect provisions of act to authorize and direct survey,
construction, and maintenance of memorial highway to connect Mount Vernon,
Va.. with Arlington Memorial Bridge across Potomac River at Washington.
May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 149, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Shipping Board. Proposed legislation aftecting construction loan fund, Ship-
ping Board, draft of proposed legislation relating to Shipping Board in con-
nection with obligations that may be entered into by board for loans to be
made from construction loan fund. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p.
( S. doc. 146, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
titate Department. 23d International Congress of Americanists, supplemental
estimate of appropriation for Department of State for expenses of 3 delegates
to represent United States at 23d International Congress of Americanists, to
be held In New York City. Sept. 17, 1928. May 3, calendar day May 24, 1928.
2 p. (S. doc. 152, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
— — Miscellaneous appropriations, Department of State, 1928 and 1929, sup-
plemental estimates of appropriations for Department of State, fiscal years
1928 and 1929, with draft of proposed legislation affecting existing appro-
priation. May 14, 1928. 8 p. (H. doc. 298, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 5e.
Relief of officers of foreign service, supplemental estimate of appropria-
tion for Department of State, for relief of Joseph C. Grew and other members
of foreign service. May 3, calendar day May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 131,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Supplemental estimates. Department of State, supplemental estimates of
appropriations for Department of State, fiscal years 1928 and 1929. May 3,
calendar day May 19, 1928. 3 p. (S. doc. 115, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Havy Dept. Navy Department, Bureau of Sup-
plies and Accounts, supplemental estimate of appropriations for Navy De-
partment, fiscal year 1929. May 14, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 300, 70th Cong. 1st
sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Treasure/ Department. Customhouse and post oflSce, Fall River, Mass., supple- •
mental estimate of appropriation for Treasury Department, fiscal year 1929.
May 3, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 258, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Miscellaneous appropriations for Treasury Department, supplemental
estimate of appropriations for Treasury Department, fiscal year 1929, also
drafts of proposed legislation affecting use of existing appropriations. May
3, 1928. 5 p. (H. doc. 259, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Veterajhs' Bureau. Hospital facilities and services. Veterans' Bureau, supple-
mental estimate of appropriation for Veterans' Bureau, fiscal year 1928. May
3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 151, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
War Department. Construction of buildings, nurses' quarters, Walter Reed
General Hospital, supplemental estimate of appropriation, fiscal year 1928, for
War Department for construction of nurses' quarters at Walter Reed General
Hospital, District of Columbia. May 28, 1928. 2 p. (H. doc. 326, 70th Cong.
1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Investigation and survey for a Nicaraguan canal, estimate of appropria-
tion for War Department, fiscal year 1928, for investigation and survey for a
Nicaraguan Oanal. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 145>
70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
Paving of Hooker road, Tennessee and Georgia, supplemental estimate of
appropriation for War Department, fiscal year 1928, for paving Government
road, known as Hooker road. Tennessee and Georgia. May 3, calendar day
May 22. 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 137, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
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Pavin"- of La Fayette extension road, Ga., supplemental estimate of ap-
propriation for War Department, fiscal year 1928, for paving Government
road known as La Fayette extension road, in Georgia. May 3, calendar day
May 22, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 135, 70tli Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Pavin"- of Ringgold road from Chickamauga and Chattanooga National
Military Park to Ringgold, Ga., supplemental estimate of appropriation for
War Department for paving and improving Government road known as Ring-
gold road. Georgia. May 3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 2 p. (S. doc. 147,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Schedule of claims allowed by General Accounting Office. May 12, 1928.
2 p. (H. doc. 290, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Tliese claims are for damages and
losses incident to operation of Army.] * Paper, 5c.
Supplemental estimates. War Department, supplemental estimates of
appropriations, fiscal years 1928 and 1929. May 3, calendar day May 21, 1928.
3 p. (S. doc. 122, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Supplemental estimates. War Department, supplemental estimates of
appropriations for War Department, fiscal years 1928 and 1929. May 3,
calendar day May 19, 1928. 4 p. (S. doc. 114, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
War Department, supplemental estimates of appropriation, [fiscal years]
1928 and 1929, [also draft of proposed legislation affecting existing appropria-
tion of War Department]. May 8, 1928. 4 p. (H. doc. 267, 70th Cong. 1st
sess.) * Paper, 5c.
COAST GUARD
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T 47.7/3 : 76, 77
Decisions. Modified digest and index of published decisions of comptroller gen-
eral concerning contracts and purchases, July 1, 1921-Dec. 31, 1927. 1928.
x+38 p. $ T 47.2 : D 35
Enlistment. Instructions for recruiting officers, Coast Guard. [1928.] 14 p. %
T 47.8 : Of 2/4
Pay. Pay and supply instructions, circular 1, 1928 [amendment] ; Apr. 10, 1928.
1928. 1 p. J T 47.8/2 : 1/3/amdt.
. Pay and supply instructions, circular 3, 1928 ; Apr. 13, 1928. [1928.] 2 p.
[Circular 3 is Extension of enlistment, nonaccrual of pay, and time lost due
to absence from duty for misconduct, without leave, etc.] t T 47.8/2 : 3/2
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY'
National banks. Monthly statement of capital stock of national banks, national
bank notes, and Federal reserve bank notes outstanding, bonds on deposit,
etc. [May 1, 1928]. May 1, 1928. 1 p. narrow f t
L. C. card 10-21266 T 12.9 : 928/5
CUSTOMS COURT
Reappraisements of merchandise by Customs Court [on Apr. 28-May 15, 1928] ;
May 11 and 18, 1928. [1928.] 999-1029+ [iii] p. (Reappraisement circular
46 and 47.) [Weekly ; none issued Apr. 27 or May 4, 1928.] * Paper, 5c. single
copy, 75c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.30.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BUREAU
Banks and banking. Statements of condition of Federal land banks, joint-stock
land banks, Federal intermediate credit banks, compiled from their reports
to Federal Farm Loan Board as of Mar. 31, 1928. 1928. ii+29 p. 4°
[Monthly.] t
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FEDERAL NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD
l^arcotlc drugs import and export act, as amended, and regulations thereunder.
Apr. 1928. iii + 16 p. * Paper, 5c.
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GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE
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1929] : class 10 [Meat, fish, lard, and oleomargarine]. [1928.] 4 p. 4° t
T 45.5/18 : 10/2
Specifications for definite and additional quantity supplies [fiscal year
1929] : classes 1, 3, and 10 [July 1-Sept. 30, 1928]. [1928.] 41 leaves, 4" t
T 45.5/18 : 1/2
GOVERNMENT ACTUARY
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(Form A.) [Monthly.] t T 50.5 : 928/4
INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
Income tax. Procedure for auditing of 1040 income-tax returns in ofiices of
collectors of internal revenue ; prepared by Accounts and Collections Unit.
1928. ii+46 p. $ T 22.2 : In 2/8
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[Monthly. Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 5«. single copy, 50c. a yr. ;
foreign subscription, 75c.
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LOANS AND CURRENCY DIVISION
Bonds of United States. Caveat list of United States registered bonds and
notes. May 1, 1928. [1928.] 69 p. f° [Monthly.] t T 26.7: 928/5
Money. Circulation statement of United States money, Apr. 30, 1928. 1928.
1 p. oblong 8° [Monthly.] t
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Bust {in industry). Health of workers in dusty trades: 1, Health of workers
in Portland cement plant; by L. R. Thompson, Dean K. Brundage, Albert E.
Russell, [and] J. J. Bloomfield. Apr. 1928. viii+138 p. il. 2 pi. 18 p. of pi.
(Public health bulletin 176.) * Paper, 45c.
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Fleas. Rat-flea survey of port of San Juan, P. R., preliminary report; by
O. H. Cox, Arturo L. Carrion, and Carroll Fox. 1928. [l]-f6 p. il. (Reprint
1215.) [From Public health reports, Mar. 16, 1928.] * Paper, 5c.
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Malta fever, problem for State and municipal laboratories [with list of refer-
ences] ; by A. V. Hardy. 1928. [l]-f9 p. (Reprint 1212.) [From Public
health reports, Mar. 2, 1928.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26367 T 27.6/a : 1212
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Special articles. — No. 18. Causes of illness at different ages, Hagerstown, [Md.l
morbidity studies : no. 7 ; by Edgar Sydenstricker. — Whole-time county health officers,
IQ-Jg I directory]. — No. 19. Meningococcus meningitis in United States. — Incidence of
various diseases according to age [with list of references], Hagerstown [Md.] morbidity
studies no 8 ; by Edgar Sydenstricker. — No. 20. Full-time county health program
developed in Mississippi Valley following flood ; by J. G. Townsend. — Regular session
of I'ermancnt Committee of International Ofhce [of Public Hygiene, Paris], Nov. 7-16,
1927- [translation]. — No. 21. Se.x differences in incidence of certain diseases at
different ages [with list of references], Hagerstown [Md.] morbidity studies no. 9;
bv Edgar Sydenstricker. — Court decision relating to public health.
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Respiratory diseases. Importance of respiratory diseases as cause of disability
among industrial workers; by Dean K. Brundage. 1928. [l]+8 p. il.
(Reprint 1214.) [From Public health reports, Mar. 16, 1928.] * Paper, 5c.
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TonsiUectomy. Health record of University [of Michigan] students as related
to tonsillectomy; by Warren E. Forsythe. 1928. [l]+4 p. (Reprint 1213.)
[From Public health reports, Mar. 9, 1928.] * Paper, 5c.
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VENEREAL DISBL^SES DIVISION
Venereal disease information, issued by Public Health Service for use in its
cooperative work with State health departments, v. 9. no. 5 ; May 20, 1928.
1928. [l]+185-222+ii p. il. [Monthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 50c. a
vr. ; foreign subscription, 75c.
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Special article. — Study of venereal disease prevalence in 22 Kansas counties
[with list of references; by] Earle G. Brown.
TREASURER OF UNITED STATES
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standing Apr. 30, 1928. * May 1, 1928. 1 p. oblong 24° t T 40.8 : 928/4
VETERANS' BUREAU
Cerebrospinal fluid. Standardization of clinical laboratory work in hospitals
and regional offices: Examination of spinal fluid; compiled by Philip B.
Matz. 1928. [l]+56 p. (Clinical bulletin 21.) t VB 1.15 : 21
Electrocardiograph, its construction, principle of operation, and clinical value;
[by] Leo H. Criep. [1928.] 9 p. il. [From United States Veterans' Bureau
medical bulletin, v. 4, no. 5.] t VB 1.16/a : El 25
Gastric jv/ice. Standardization of clinical laboratory work in hospitals and
regional offices : Examination of gastric and duodenal contents ; compiled by
Philip B. Matz. 1928. 13 p. (Clinical bulletin 22.) t VB 1.15 : 22
Medical bulletin. United States Veterans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 4, no. 5,
May 1928; B. W. Carr, editor. 1928. x-f 403-502 p. il. 6 p. of pi. [Monthly.]
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Special articles. — Recent advances in interpretation of physical signs in pulmonary
tuberculosis [with list of references ; by] Louis H. Fales. — Disease of prostate and
seminal vesicles [with reference ; by] C. D. Allen. — Control of fits and betterment of
mental symptoms in epilepsy [with list of references; by] Albert E. Brownrigg. —
Vibratory sensibility, methods of ascertaining and diagnostic value [with list of refer-
ences; by] J. Epstein. — Psychometric methods [1st installment; by] G. V. N. Dear-
born.— Pleurisies and their significance in relation to tuberculosis [with list of refer-
ences ; by] Edward H. Green. — Electrocardiograph, its construction, principle of opera-
tion, and clinical value; [by] Leo H. Criep. — Therapeutic value of library service In
tuberculosis hospital; [by] Elizabeth Rodhouse Creglow. — ^Multiple tooth impaction
and malocclusion in psychoneurosis ; [by] William D. Lanier, jr. — Focal infection of,
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Medical huUetin — Continued.
lower tooth as causative factor in recurrent keratitis; [by] H. R. Smith. — Tumor of
maxilla ; [bv] John W. Bleasdale. — Thrombo-phlebitis as later complication In pul-
monary tuberculosis, case reports with post-mortem findings [with bibliography ; by]
Richard C. Buckley. — Adamantinoma of pituitary [with list of references; by] Samuel
Lichtenstein. — Standardization of clinical laboratory work in hospitals and regional
offices: Spinal fluid (concluded).— Ideal attendant; [by] Thyra Pedersen. — Physio-
therapy, lecture to nurses ; [by] Mabel C. Rj'an. — Health lecture, tuberculosis in
children ; [by] Theodore E. Schwarz.
Vibratory sen^ibiliti/, methods of ascertaining and diagnostic value [with list
of references; by] J. Epstein. [1928.] 8 p. il. [From United States Vet-
erans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 4, no. 5.] t VB 1.16/a : V 659
WAR DEPARTMENT
Army regulations.
Note. — The Army regulations are issued in pamphlet form for insertion in loose-
leaf binders. The names of such of the more important administrative subjects as
may seem appropriate, arranged in proper sequence, are numbered in a single series,
and each name so numbered constitutes the title and number of a pamphlet containing
certain administrative regulations pertaining thereto. Where more than one pamphlet
is required for the administrative regulations pertaining to any such title, additional
pamphlets will be issued in a separate sub-series.
5-160. Assistant Secretary of War : Procurement of supplies, bids and awards.
Changes 1 ; May 16, 1928. 1928. 1 p. t W 1.6/2 : 5-160/ch. 1
30-1580. Quartermaster Corps : Plre prevention and fire fighting ; May 14, 1928.
[1928.] 2 p. [Supersedes AR 30-1580, Sept. 21, 1925] * Paper, oc.
W l.G/1 : 30-1580/2
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[Supersedes AR 30-2200, Nov. 15, 1924.] * Paper, 5c.
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40-275. Medical Department : Sanitary reports, Changes 1 ; May 28, 1928. 1928.
1 p. t W 1.6/2 : 40-275/2/ch. 1
40-1710. Same: Supply table and price list, medical supplies; Apr. 23, 1928.
[1928.] 189 p. * Paper, 30c. W 1.6/1 : 40-1710
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[Supersedes AR 40-2240, Nov. 12. 1921, including Changes 1, Julv
10, 1926.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6/1 : 40-2240/2
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eral officer; Apr. 23. 1928. [1928.] 6 p. [Supersedes AR 140-10,
Dec. 15, 1924.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6/1 : 140-10/2
210-50. Posts, camps, and stations : Unit and other similar funds. Changes 3 ;
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Mar. 31, 1927.1 t W 1.6/2 : 210-50 ch. 3
210-65. Same: Exchanges. Changes 3; May 7, 1928. [1928.] 13 p. [Supersedes
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[Supersedes AR 605-175, Apr. 29,; 1924.] * Paper, 5c.
W 1.6/1 : 605-175/6
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W 1.6/1 : 720-100
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[Supersedes AR 775-20, Dec. 31, 1925.] * Paper, 5c.
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1928. 1 p. t W 1.6/2: 850-20 /ch. 1
850-90. Miscellaneous : National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice ; May 12,
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850-120. Same: Athletics; Apr. 16. 1928. [1928.] 4 p. * Paper. 5c.
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Technical regulations.
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leaf binders. They will consist of a series of pamphlets containing regulations of ai
technical nature, such as descriptions of, instructions for the care of, instructions for
the handling of, and the proper nomenclature of arms, materiel, and equipment of
the various branches. This series will include the class of publications heretofore
known as handbooks. Technical regulations will be numbered in the same manner as
are Training regulations, but 1000 will be added to the general subject numbers, i. e.,
Training regulations will appear as TR 445-270 and Technical regulations as TR
1445-270.
HofV to order publications — See infonuation follOTVlng Contents
1072 ^^^'' ^^^^
Technical regulations — Continued.
1350-37 \ Infantry and aircraft ammunition: Ammunition for 37-mm. gun, M1916,
inenared under direction of chief of ordnance; Apr. 2o, 1928. [1928.]
14 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.22 : 1350-37A
1400-30G. Ordnance maintenance, infantry and aircraft armament : Aircraft machine
jrun cal. .30, prepared under direction of chief of ordnance; Apr. 2,
1928. [1928.] 22 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.22 : 1400-30G
Training manual.
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2180-45 Topography and surveying: Meridian determination, prepared under direction
of chief of engineers; Apr. 16, 1928. [1928.] 53 p. il. 1 pi. [Supersedes
TR 190-45.] * Paper, 15c. W 1.23 : 2180-45
Tra ining rcgula t ions.
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leaf binders.
420-70. Infantry : Drill, service company, infantry regiment. Changes 1 ; Jan. 3, 1928.
[1028.] 4 leaves, il. f W 1.21 : 420-70/ch.l
435-30. Coast Artillery Corps : Tactical employment of antiaircraft artillery, prepared
under direction of chief of coast artillery; Apr. 16. 1928. [1928.] 48 p. il.
[Supersedes TR 435-30, Jan. 7, 1924.] * Paper. 15c. W 1.21 : 435-30/2
ADJUTyVNT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
Army list and directory, May 1, 1928. 1928. vi+2S5 p. large 8° [Bimonthly.]
* Paper, 30c. single copy, $1.75 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $2.35.
L. C. card 9-3510G W 3.10 : 928/3
Flying cadets of Air Corps, aviation as career. 1928. [2] +12 p. narrow 16° t
L. C. card War 2S-3 W 3.2 : Av 5/2
Message center specialist, instructors guide for all arms ; prepared under direc-
tion of chief signal oificer. Reprint [with changes] 1928. ix+318 p. il.
(United States Ai-my training manual 25.) [The pages following p. 216 and
232 read 217-226 and 233-253, respectively.] * Cloth. 55c. W 3.39/1 : 25/3
Note. — In this 1928 reprint, Information topic no. 2, Army organization, is omitted.
This Information topic no. 2 will be found corrected to Jan. 1, 1928, in the 1928
reprints of Training manuals 20 and 21, Basic signal communication.
Military communications. Basic signal communication, instructors guide and
[for] all arms; prepared under direction of chief signal ofHcer. Reprint [with
changes] 1928. viii+154+[l] p. il. 1 pi. (United States Army training
manual 21.) * Cloth, 40c. W 3.39/1 : 21/2
Military education. Army correspondence courses : subcourse. Mobilization and
administration, 1928-29, introduction and lesson 1 [Mobilization]. 1928.
ii+ 4 p. t W 3.50 : 1
Same, lesson 2, Rail transportation. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50 : 2
'Same, lesson 3, Mess management. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50: 3
Same, lesson 4, Mess management, contd. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50 : 4
Same, lesson 5, Customs of the service. [1928.] 2 p. t W 3.50: 5
Same, lesson 6, Discipline. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50 : 6
Same, lesson 7, Military correspondence. [1928.] 2 p. t W 3.50 : 7
Same, lesson 8, Penalty envelopes and labels, use of the mails. 1928.
1 P- ' W 3.50 : 8
■ Same, lesson 9, Supply. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50: 9
Same, lesson 10, Supply, contd. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50 : 10
Same, lesson 11, Daily company reports. [1928.] 2 p. t W 3.50: 11
Same, lesson 12, Daily company reports, contd. 1928. 1 p. W 3.50: 12
Same, lesson 13, Company funds. [1928.] 2 p. f W 3.50: 13
Same, lesson 14, Military courtesy. 1928. 1 p. t W 3.50 : 14
How to order publications — See information following Contents
May, 1928 1073
77. S. Army recridtwg news, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc-
tion of Adjutant General of Army, v. 10, no. 9 and 10 ; May 1 and 15, 1928.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y., May 1 and 15, 1928.]
Each IG p. il. 4° t Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y.
L. C. card War 22-1 W 3.45 : 928/9, 10
AIR CORPS
Air Corps information cirGulars. Index to unrestricted Army Air Corps infor-
mation circulars : pt. 1, Heavier-than-air circulars nos. 1-600 ; pt. 2, Lighter-
than-air circulars nos. 1-157. 1928. ii+40 p. 4° (Air Corps. Air Corps
information circular, v. 6, no. 600, May 15, 1928.) $ W 87.11/2 : 6/600
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Big Timber Greek, N. J., report on preliminary examination and survey of Big
Timber Creek, N. J. Apr. 10, 1928. 17 p. 3 maps. (H. doc. 217, 70th Cong.
1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Caloosahaicliee River and Lake Okeechobee drainage areas, Fla., report on
survey of Caloosahatchee River and Lake Okeechobee drainage areas, Fla.,
with view to improvement for navigation and control of floods. Apr. 9, 1928.
70 p. 1 pi. 4 maps. (H. doc. 215, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 25c.
L. C. card 28-26414
Elk River, Md., report on preliminary examination and survey of Elk River, Md.
Apr. 10, 1928. 16 p. map. (H. doc. 216, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Hudson River, N. Y., below Hudson, report on preliminary examination and
survey of Hudson River, N. Y., below Hudson ; and Hudson River, N. Y., with
view to deepening channel in and near Haverstraw Bay. Mar. 30, 1928. 25
p. map. (H. doe. 210, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 10c.
L. C. card 28-26328
Hydraulic mining Investigations in California, letter from chief of engineers,
Army, to chairman of Committee on Commerce, Senate, submitting report of
Board of Engineers on Rivers and Harbors relative to cost of building dams
on Bear River, Middle American, and North American rivers, with recom-
mendations of Hydraulic Mining Commission of California, and proposed
change in California Debris Commission act ; presented by Mr. Jones. 1928.
[1]+31 p. map. (S. doc 90, 70th Coiig. 1st sess.) [Includes report of Cali-
fornia Debris Commission.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26415
Norfolk Harbor, Va., channel in western branch of Elizabeth River, report on
preliminary examination and survey of Norfolk Harbor, Va., with view to
deepening, widening, and extending channel in western branch of Elizabeth
River. May 7, 1928. 24 p. map. (H. doc. 265, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pa-
per, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26416
Port Aransas, Tex., report on preliminary examination and survey of Port
Aransas, Tex. Apr. 7, 1928. 22 p. map. (H. doc. 214, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 10c.
Roanoke River. Mouth of Roanoke River. N. C, report on preliminary exami-
nation and survey of mouth of Roanoke River, N. C. Apr. 2, 1928. 18 p.
map. (H. doc. 211, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
San Francisco Harbor, Calif., report on preliminary examination and survey of
San Francisco Harbor, Calif. Mar. 9, 1928. 61 p. map. (H. doc. 196, 70th
Cong. 1st .sess.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 28-26329
HoTv to order publications — See Information folio-wing Contents
1Q74 May, 1928
NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES SURVEY
Note Charts of the Great Lakes and connecting waters and St. Lawrence River to
the international boundary at St. Regis, of Lalie Champlain, and of the New York State
canals are prepared and sold by the U. S. Lake Survey Office, Old Customhouse, Detroit,
Mich Charts mav also be purchased at the following U. S. engineer offices : 710 Army
Building New York, N. Y. ; 467 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. ; 540 Federal Building, Buffalo,
N Y. : and Canal Office, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. A catalogue (with index map), show-
ing localities, scales, prices, and conditions of sale, may be had upon application at any
of these offices. , , . . „
A descriptive bulletin, which supplements the charts and gives detailed information as
to harbors, shore lines and shoals, magnetic determinations, and particulars of chang-
ing conditions affecting navigation, is issued free to chart purchasers, upon request. The
bulletin is revised annually and issued at the opening of navigation (in April), and sup-
plements thereto are published monthly during the navigation season.
Complete sets of charts and publications may be seen at the U. S. engineer offices in
Duluth. Minn., Milwaukee, Wis., Chicago, 111., Grand Rapids, Mich., Cleveland, Ohio,
and Oswego, N. Y., but they are obtainable only at the sales offices above mentioned.
Great Lakes. Supplement 1, May 25, 1928, corrections and additions to Bulletin
37 : to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. U. S.
Lakes Survey Office, Detroit, Mich. [May 19, 1928]. 12 leaves+[2] p. map,
4° t W 33.3 : 37/supp. 1
Charts
Huron, Lake. Lake Huron, Tawas Harbor to Rogers, Mich, [with insets] ;
Lake Huron coast chart 3. Scale 1:20,000. [U. S. Lake Survey Office,
Detroit, Mich.] Mar. 1928. 46.1X30.9 in. t 40c. W 33.7/3 : H 3/3/n.s.
Alpena Harbor, Mich.
Rogers and Calcite, Mich., Lake Huron, Harbors at.
Tawas Harbor, Mich.
North coast of Lake Huron, from Scammon Cove to Lougheed Point,
including North Channel, from Sulphur Island to Little Detroit [with insets] ;
Lake Huron coast chart 4. Scale 1:120,000. [U. S. Lake Survey Office,
Detroit, Mich.] Apr. 1928. 41.1X33.8 in. t 40c. W 33.7/3 :H 4/3
Little Detroit.
Serpent Harbor.
Niagara River. Upper Niagara River, from Lake Erie to the Falls. Scale
1:30,000. [U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich.] Mar. 1928. 45.3X28.6
in. t 40c. W 33.8 : N 51/6
Sheloygam, Wis. Sheboygan Harbor, Wis. Scale 1 : 10,000. [U. S. Lake
Survey Office, Detroit, Mich.] May, 1928. 24.1X18.2 in. f 20c.
W 33.8 : Sh 3/4
INLAND WATERWAYS CORPORATION
Report. Annual report of Inland Waterways Corporation to Secretary of War,
calendar year 1927 ; by T. Q. Ashburn, chairman and executive. 1928.
[l]+66 p. * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 27-25963 W 103.1 : 927
INSULAR AFFAIRS BUREAU
DOMINICAN CUSTOMS RECEIVERSHIP
Report of 21st fiscal period, Dominican Customs Receivership under American-
Dominican convention of 1924, calendar year 1927, with Summary of com-
merce, [calendar year] 1927. 1928. [l]+99 p. 1 pi. [Submitted to Bureau
of Insular Affairs.] * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card 9-9600 W 6 13/1 • 927
MILITIA BUREAU
National Guard regulations, t
L. C. card War 26-7
nnH n^'i^Tr^,^ .1^ National Guard regulations are being printed as they are prepared
comnffPt?.d w 11 ^n^f ^^^^.^ °^ ^.^'''^1 numbers of the several pamphlets which, when
compJoted, will include the revision of the 1922 Regulations.
Hon- to order publications — See information following Contents
May, 1928 1075
National Guard regulations — Continued.
30. National Guard Reserve, Changes 2 ; May 1, 1928. 1928. 1 P- _
46. Air Corps organizations; Apr. 1, 1928. [1928.] 7 p. W 70.7/4 : 46
75-1. Federal property: General; May 1, 1928. [1928.] 3 p. [Supersedes NGR
75-1, June 15, 1927.] W 70.7/4 : 75-1/2
75-15. Same: Operation and maintenance of motor vehicles; May 1, 1928. [1928.]
11 p. il. W 70.7/4 : 75-15
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Ordnance pro-vision system. Ordnance catalog (ordnance provision system) :
Group A. Rifle, automatic, cal. .30, Browning, M1918, parts and equipment ;
Mar. 28, 1928. [1928.] 26+3 p. il. 1 pi. (Standard nomenclature list A-4.)
[Supersedes Standard nomenclature list A-4, May 22, 1923.] t
W 34.23 : A-t/3
Same : Group B, Pistol, automatic, caliber .45, M1911, pistol, automatic,
caliber .45, M1911A1, parts and equipment; Mar. 26, 1928. [1928.] 20+1
p. il. (Standard nomenclature list B-6.) [Supersedes Standard nomen-
clature list B-6, Apr. 12, 1923.] $ W 34.23 : B-6/4
Same: Group B, Rifle, U. S., cal. .30, M1903, parts and equipment;
Mar. 26, 1928. [1928.] 28+2 p. il. 1 pi. (Standard nomenclature list B-3.)
[Supersedes Standard nomenclature list B-3, June 9, 1925.] t
W 34.23 : B-3/3
• [Ordnance provision system: Group B] Shotguns, Changes 1; Feb. 7,
1928. 1928. 1 p. (Standard nomenclature list B-9 [changes 1].) t
W 34.23 : B-9/ch. 1
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL OF ARMY
L boats. Specifications for Army vessel of tugboat type for use in mine field
operations of Coast Artillery Corps, to be known as distribution box boats
of L63 and class. May, 1928. xiii+60 leaves, il. [Although numbered xiii
and 60 leaves, there are in reality only xi and 59 leaves.] t W 77.8/1 : V 63
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Cotton. Chemical study of development of cotton bolls and rate of formation
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1928. [2] +471-480 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 5,
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Contents. — No. 5. Chemical composition of American-grown French cider apples and
other apples of like character [with list of literature cited] ; by Joseph S. Caldwell. —
Chemical composition of juices of some American apples [with list of literature cited] ;
by Joseph S. Caldwell. — Bacterial halo spot of kudzu caused by Bacterium puerariae
Hedges ; by Florence Hedges. — Changes produced in apples by use of cleaning and oil-
coating processes ; by J. R. Neller. — Correlated studies in oats of inheritance of reac-
tion to stem rust and smuts and of other differential characters [with list of literature
cited] ; by H. K. Hayes, Fred Griffee, F. J. Stevenson, and A. P. Lunden. — Variations
of colloidal material in typical areas of Leonardtown silt loam soil [with list of litera-
ture cited] ; by R. S. Holmes. — Chemical study of development of cotton bolls and
rate of formation of gossypol in cotton seed [with list of literature cited] ; by Willis
D. Gallup. — Observed case of spontaneous ignition in stable manure ; by L. H. James,
G. L. Bidwell, and R. S. McKinney. — No. 6. Cytological study of Puccinia glumarum
on Bromus marginatus and Triticum vulgare [with list of literature cited] ; by Ruth F.
Allen. — Growth of Rhode Island reds and effect of feeding skim milk on constants of
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JuU. — Growth of chickens in relation to feed consumption ; by Morley A. Jull and
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Lush, F. W. Christensen, C. V. Wilson, and W. H. Black.
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Oats. Correlated studies in oats of inheritance of reaction to stem rust and
smuts and of other differential characters [with list of literature cited] ;
by H. K. Hayes, Fred Griffee, F. J. Stevenson, and A. P. Lunden. 1928. cover-
title, p. 437-457. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36. no. 5, Mar.
1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : Oa 8/9
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of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 7, Apr. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : W 56/80
Yearhook. Yearbook of agriculture, 1927; Nelson Antrim Crawford, editor,
Arthur P. Chew, associate editor. 1928. xxii+1234 p. il. * Cloth, $1.50.
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Contents. — Year in agriculture, Secretary's report to the President [1927]. — What's
new in agriculture. — Miscellaneous lists. — Agricultural statistics. — Index.
Same. (H. doc. 150, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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Cov>peas. Marketing eowpea seed crop; [by J. E. Barr]. [Jan. 1923, reprint
1928.] 27 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1308.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-325 A 1. 9 : 1308/1-2
Crops. Crop and livestock reports [May. 1928; Price situation]. [1928.] 154r-
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Hau caps; [by] H. B. McClure. [May, 1918, revised Mar. 1928.] 1928. 16
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 977.) [Formerly issued by
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Leases. Farm lease contract; [by] L. C. Gray and Howard A. Turner. [Oct.
1920, revised Apr. 1924, reprint] 1928. 36 p. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1164.) * Paper, 5c.
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Milk. Some factors affecting demand for mil!': and cream in metropolitan area
of New York; by H. A. Ross. June, 1928. cover-title, 68 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 73.) [Test on p. 2 and 3 of cover.] * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card AgT 28-673 A 1.36 : 73
Tractors. Changes effected by tractors on coni-belt farms ; [by L. A. Reynold-
son and H. P... ToUey]. [Repdnt 1928.] ii+12 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmer.s' bulletin 129(3.) [Prepared in cooperation with Public Roads Bureau
and Animal Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 5c.
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Villages. Rural planning : The village ; [by Wayne C. Nason]. [Mar. 1925, reprint
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Foot-and-Mouth Disease Commission. Report of Foot-and-Mouth-Disease Com-
mission of Department of Agriculture [with list of literature cited], by Peter
K. Olitsky, Jacob Traum, and Harry W. Schoening; [with introduction by
John R. Mohler]. June, 1928. cover-title. 172 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Technical bulletin 76.) [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover. Includes Regulations
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Horses. How to select a sound horse; [by H. H. Reese]. [Feb. 1917, revised
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779.) [Date of original issue incorrectly given on this publication as Feb.
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PonUnj. Standard breeds & varieties of chickens: 1, American, Asiatic. Eng-
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1928.] [192S.] ii+37 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1.506.)
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Sheep. Farm sheep raising for beginners, [by F. R. Marshall and R. B. Millin ;
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L. C. card Agr 26-289 A 1.9 : 840/6-2
Sorghum. Feeding grain sorghums to livestock, [by George A. Scott ; revised
by Arthur T. Semple]. [June, 1916, revised Apr. 1928.] [1928.] ii+10 p.
il'. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 724.) * Paper, 5c. A 1.9: 724/4
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY BUREAU
Birds. Homes for birds : [by E. R. Kalmbach and W. L. McAtee]. [July, 1925,
revised Jan. 1926. reprint 1928.] ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1456. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 2.5-990 A 1.9 : 1456/2-3
Chinchilla rabbits for food and fur; [by D. Monroe Green]. [May, 1928.]
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CHEMISTRY AND SOILS BUREAU
XoTE. — For publications prepared by the Soils Bureau previous to its consolidation
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Fulton County, Ohio. Soil survey of Fulton County, Ohio ; by Arthur E. Taylor,
R. A. Winston, G. L. Fuller, and G. W. Conrey. 1928. iv +1841-1902 p. il.
map. [Prepared in cooperation with Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station.
From Field oi^erations, 1922.] * Paper, 20c. A26.5/a:F959
Phimouth County, Iowa. Soil survey of Plymouth County, Iowa; by D. S.
Gray and A. L. Gray. 1928. iii+79&-821 p. il. map. [Prepared in coopera-
tion' with Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. From Field operations,
1923.] * Paper, 15c. A 47.5/a : P 749
Soils. Variations of colloidal material in typical areas of Leonardtown silt
loam soil [with list of literature cited] ; by R. S. Holmes. 1928. [2] +459-
470 p. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 5, Mar. 1, 1928.] !
A 1.23/a : C 698
Yadkin County, V. C. Soil survey of Yadkin County, N. C. ; by William D. Lee
and S. F. Davidson. 1928. iii+24 p. il. map. [Prepared in cooperation with
North Carolina Department of Agriculture and North Carolina Agricultural
Experiment Station. From Field operations, 1924.] * Paper, 15c.
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ENTOMOLOGY BUREAU
Apple maggot [with list of literature cited] ; by B. A. Porter. May, 1928.
cover-title, 48 p. il. 2 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Te-hnical bulletin 66.)
[Prepared in cooperation with Connecticut Agricultural Exi)eriment Station.]
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L. C. card Agr 28-663 A 1.36 : 66
Arthropods. Simple method for life-history studies of root-feeding arthropods ;
bv Ed. M. Searls. 1928. [2] +639-645 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural
research, v. 36, no. 3, Apr. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a ; R 679/2
Chinch bug and how to fight it; [by W. P. Flint and W. H. Larrimer].
[June, 1926, reprint 1928.] ii+17 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bul-
letin 1498.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 26-1132 A 1.9 : 1498/1-2
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European corn-'borer. Bibliography of European corn borer (Pyrausta nubilalis
Hbn.) ; [by] J. S. Wade. Sept. 1925, revised and enlarged May, 1928. 1928.
cover-title, 35 p. (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous circular 46.) * Paper,
10c
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Fleas and their control; [by] F. C. Bishopp. [Revised Apr. 1928.] 1928. 16 p.
il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 897.) [Nov. 1915, on p. 2, is the
original date of issue of Fanners' bulletin 683 of which Farmers' bulletin
897 is a revision.] * Paper, 5c. A 1.9: 897/4
San Jose scale. Preliminary report on control of San Jose scale with lubricat-
ing-oil emuLsion; [by] A. J. Ackerman. June, 1923 [reprint 1928]. 19 p. il.
(Agriculture Dept. Department circular 263.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agi- 23-733 A 1.14/2 : 263/1-2
EXPERIMENT STATIONS OFFICE
Experiment station record. Experiment station record, v. 58, no. 8; June, 1928.
1928. cover-title, x+701-800 p. * Paper, 10c. single copy, 75c. per vol. (2
vols, a yr.) ; foreign subscription, $1.25 per vol.
L. C. card Agr 9-832 A 10.6 : 58/8
Note. — Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural
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Extra numbers, called abstract numbers, are issued, 3 to each volume. These are
made up almost exclusively of abstracts, that is, they contain no editorial notes and
only a limited number of current notes.
Same, v. 58, no. 9; June, 1928, abstract number. 1928. cover-title, xi+
801-900 p. il. A 10.6: 58/9
GUAM AGRICULTXJKAL EXPERIMENT STATION
Report of Guam Agiicultural Experiment Station, 1926. June, 1928. cover-
title, 19 p. il. t
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HAWAII AGRICULTXTRAL EXPERIMENT STATION
Report of Hawaii Agi'icultural Exi^eriment Station, 1927. June, 1928. cover-
title, 27 p. il. 1 pi. 2 p. of pi. t
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FOOD, DRUG, AND INSECTICIDE ADMINISTRATION
Food. Notices of judgment under food and drugs act 15401—150. June, 1928.
p. 203-224. * Paper, 5c. A 46.6 : 15401-15450
Sam-^ 15451-500. June, 1928. p. 225^244. * Paper, 5e.
A 46.6 : 15451-15500
FOREST SERVICE
Colorado. National forests of Colorado. [May, 1928.] [2]-f3S p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 18.) * Paper, 15c.
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Douglas spruce. Rates of growth of immature Douglas fir as shown by periodic
remeasurements on permanent sample plots; by Walter H. Meyer. 1928.
cover-title, p. 193-215, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36,
no. 3, Feb. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : D 747/3
Foi-est worker. Forest worker. May, 1928; [v. 4, no. 3]. [1928.] ii+30 p.
[Bimonthly.] * Paper, 5c. single copy, 25c. a yr. ; foreign subscription, 35c.
L. C. card Agr 24-838 A 13.19 : 928/3
Magazine for forest workers [descriptive circular of Forest worker pub-
lished bimonthly by Forest Service]. [1928.] 4 p. il. large 8" t
A 13.19 : adv.
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Maps
Cleveland National Forest, Calif, [resources and recreation features, roads,
trails, etc.]. [1928.] 1 slieet (witli map on verso), il. large 4°, folded into
narrow 12° size and so printed as to number [l]+25+[2] p. t
A 13.13 : C 59
Oregon. Road and information map for national forests of Oregon. Revised
1927. 1928. 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. large 4°. folded into narrow
12° size and so printed as to number [l]-j-19+[l] p. t A 13.13 : Or 3/5
Sequoia National Forest, Calif, [resources and recreation features, roads, trails,
etc.]. [1928.] 1 sheet (with map on ver.so), il. narrow f", folded into nar-
row 8° size and so printed as to number [1]-|-21 + [1] p. t A 13.13 : Se6
HOME ECONOMICS BUREAU
Dresses for little girl; [by Maude Campbell]. [May] 1928. S p. il. (Agri-
culture Dept. Leaflet 26.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-665 A 1.35 : 26
Food. Good proportions in diet; [by Caroline L. Hunt]. [Mar. 1923, reprinted
with slight changes May, 1928.] [2] +22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1313. ) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-397 A 1.9 : 1313/1-3
Lamb as j'ou like it; [by Lucy M. Alexander and Fanny Walker Yeatman].
[June] 1928. 8p.il. (Agi'iculture Dept. Leaflet 28.) [Prepared in cooper-
ation with Animal Industry Bureau.] * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-674 A 1.35 : 28
PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU
Apples. Chemical composition of American-grown French cider apples and
other apples of like character [with list of literature cited] ; by Joseph S.
Caldwell. 1928. cover-title, p. 391-406. [From Journal of agricultural
research, v. 36, no. 5, Mar. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : Ap 52/37
Chemical composition of apple juices as affected by climatic conditions
[with list of literature cited] ; by Joseph S. Caldwell. 1928. cover-title,
p. 289-365, il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 4, Feb. 15,
1928.] t A 1.23/a : Ap 52/36
Chemical composition of juices of some American apples [with list of
literature cited]; by Joseph S. Caldwell. 1928. [2] +407-417 p. [From
Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 5, Mar. 1, 192S.] t
A 1.23/a : Ap 52/35
Mean summer or optimum temperatures in relation to chemical com-
position in apple [with list of literature cited] ; by Joseph S. Caldwell. 1928.
cover-title, p. 367-389. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 4,
Feb. 15, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : Ap 52/34
Blister rust. Protect western white pine and sugar pine from blister rust ; by
J. F. Martin. Western edition. Apr. 1928. [8] p. il. narrow 8° (Agri-
culture Dept. Miscellaneous publication 23.) [California, Connecticut,
Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Washington, and Wisconsin cooperating.] t A 1.38 : 23
Protect white pine from blister rust ; by J. F. Martin. Eastern edition.
Apr. 1928. [8] p. il. narrow 8° (Agriculture Dept. Miscellaneous publica-
tion 22.) [California, Connecticut, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon. Penn-
sylvania, Rhode Island, "Vermont, Wa.shington, and Wisconsin cooperating.] t
A 1.38 : 22
Celery growing; [by W. R. Beattie]. [June, 1922, revised Mar. 1928.] [1928.]
ii+28 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1269.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-1001 A 1.9 : 1269/3
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Cotton. Applicability of Pearson's equivalent probability r method to problem
of seedling mortality in sea-island, Egyptian, and upland cotton [with list
of literature cited]; by J. Arthur Harris and Marie M. Ness. 1928. [2] +
615-623 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no. 7, Apr. 1,
1928.] t ^ 1.23/a : C 829/49
Illustrations of application of criterion of deviation of an observed from
random distribution to problem of seedling stand in sea-island, Egyptian, and
upland cotton ; by J. Arthur Harris, George J. Harrison, and F. M. Wadley.
1928 [2] +603-614 p. il. [From Journal of agricultural research, v. 36, no.
7, Apr. 1, 1928.] t A 1.23/a : C 829/48
F7-uit. Growing fruit for home use; [by H. P. Gould and George M. Darrow].
[Feb. 1919, revised Aug. 1925, reprint 1928.] ii+37 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1001.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 20-982 A 1.9 : 1001/3-2
Fusarium. Factors in inception and development of Fusarium rot in stored
potatoes [with list of literature cited] ; by Freeman Weiss, J. I. Lauritzen,
and Philip Brierley. May, 1928. cover-title, 36 p. il. 6 p. of pi. (Agricul-
ture Dept. Technical bulletin 62.) * Paper, 15c.
L. C. card Agr 28-671 A 1.36 : 62
Iris (plant). Production of certain iris bulbs; by David Griffiths. Apr. 1928.
23 p. 1 pi. 6 p. of pi. (Agriculture Dept. Circular 25.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-660 A 1.4/2 : 25
Seeds. Rules for seed testing [adopted by Association of Official Seed Analysts
of North America at annual meeting at Ithaca, N. Y., Aug. 17-20, 1926].
[Jan. 1927, reprint] Apr. 1928. 13 p. (Agriculture Dept. Department cir-
cular 406.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-8 A 1.14/2 : 406/2
Strawhci-ry varieties in United States; [by George M. Darrow]. [Apr. 1919,
revised June. 1927, reprint 1928.] 11+30 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers'
bulletin 1043.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 27-748 A 1.9 : 1043/4-2
Sudan grass; [by H. N. Vinall]. [May, 1920, revised Jan. 1925, reprint 1928.]
ii+22 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 1126.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 23-318 A 1.9 : 1126/4-4
Weeds, how to control them, [by] H. R. Cox ; [revised by Albert A. Hansen and
Frederick V. Coville]. [May 12, 1915, revised June, 1924, reprint] 1928. 32
p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 660.) * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 28-497 A 1.9 : 660/4-5
Wheat. Varieties of winter wheat adapted to eastern United States; [by
Clyde E. Leighty]. [Apr. 1921, reprint 1928.] 20 p. il. (Agriculture Dept.
Farmers' bulletin 1168.) ♦Paper, 5c.
L. C. card Agr 21-581 A 1.9 : 1168/1-3
PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU
Irrigation. Irrigation of cotton [with list of literature cited] ; by James C.
Marr and Robert G. Hemphill. May, 1928. cover-title, 38 p. il. (Agriculture
Dept. Technical bulletin 72. ) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-668 A 1.36 : 72
Practical information for beginners in irrigation; [by Samuel Fortier].
[July 1906, revised Dec. 1927.] [1927, published 1928.] ii+37 p. U. (Agri-
culture Dept. Farmers' bulletin 864.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card Agr 28-664 A 1.9 : 864/4
Massachusetts. How Massachusetts is improving her roadsides ; by R. E. Tribou.
[1928.] p. 25-36, il. 4" [From Public roads, v. 9, no. 2, Apr. 1928.] * Paper,
10c. A 22.6/a : M 382
Taracing farm lands; [by C. B. Ramser]. [Feb. 1924, revised June, 1928.]
[1928.] ii+20 p. il. (Agriculture Dept. Farmers' buUetin 1386.) * Paper,
5c.
L. C. card Agr 2S-672 A 1.9 : 1386/2
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SOILS BUREAU
Note. — For publications issued by the Chemistry and Soils Bureau after the Soils Bu-
reau was merged with the Chemistry Bureau, see p. 1081.
Laiorence County, Ind. Soil survey of Lawrence County, Ind , by W. E. Tharp,
T. M. Bushuell, and J. E. Adams ; pt. 2, Management of Lawrence County soils,
by A. T. Wiancko and S. D. Conner. 192S. iv+1955-2000 p. il. 4 p. of pi map.
[Prepared in cooperation witb Purdue University Agricultural Experiment
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Monroe County, Ind. Soil survey of Monroe County, Ind., by T. M. Bushnell and
Earl D. Fowler ; pt. 2, Management of Monroe County soils, by A. T. Wiancko
and S. D. Conner. 1928. iv+1723-70 p. il. 1 pi. map. [Prepared in coopera-
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WEATHER BUREAU
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maps, 4° A 29.29 : 15/3
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Alexander. — Forest-fire weather in central Massachusetts ; by Paul W. Stickel.- — I'ro-
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AERONAUTICS BRANCH
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CENSUS BUREAU
Agriculture. United States census of agriculture. 1925, reports for States, with
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C 3.29 : As S
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Christian Union. Census of religious bodies, 1926: Christian Union, statistic:^,
denominational history, doctrine, and organization. 1928. 11 p. * Pai^er. 5c.
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15 p. * Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26421 C 3.35/a ; N 236
Cottan. May report of cotton consumed, on hand, imiwrted, and exported, and
active cotton spindles. June 14, 1928. oblong 32" [Preliminary report.
This publication is issued in postal card form.] t C 3.21 ; 927-928/10
Cottonseed received, crushed, and on hand, and cottonseed products manu-
factured, shipp'-d out, on hand, and exported for 10 months ending May 31,
192S and 1927. June 12, 1928. oblong 32" [Exports of cottonseed products
are for 9 months ending Apr. 30. Preliminary report. This publication is
issued in postal card form.] t C 3.25 : 927-28/10
Evangelical Synod of North America. Census of religious bodies, 1926; Evan-
gelical Synod of North America, statistics, denominational history, doctrine,
and organization. 1928. 11 p. * Paper, 5c.
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statistician for manufactures, assist; d by John F. Daly, executive chief of
division, and liy OA^en L. Briggs, Thomas J. Fitzgerald. Walter S. Gilchrist,
Story B. Ladd, August H. O. R(aie. William A. Ruff, William W. Sawver,
Edward B. White, and Paul R. Birge.] * Cloth, .$2.00.
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Reformed Episcopal Church. Censu:^ of religious bodies, 1926: Reformed
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Swedish Evangelical Free Church of United States of America. Census of
religious bodies. 1926 : Swedish Evangelical Free Church of United States
of America, statistics, denominational history, doctrine, and organization.
1928. 9 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Volunteers of Ama-ica. Census of religious bodies, 1926: Volunteers of
America, statistics, history, doctrine, and organization. 1928. 11 p. * Paper,
5c
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COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
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Survey, has been consolidated with and made a part of the Notice to mariners issued by
the Lighthouses Bureau, thus making it a .joint publication. The charts, coast pilots,
and tide tables of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are sold at the office of the Survey in
Washington, and also by one or more sales agents in each of the important American
seaports.
Coast and Geodetic Survey Mlletin, May 31, 1928; no. 156. [1928.] 10 p.
[Monthly.] t
L. C. card 15-26512 C 4.20 : 156
Coast pilots. Supplement to United States coast pilot, Atlantic Coast, section C,
Sandv Hook to Cape Henry. May 12, 1928. [l]+22 leaves. (Serial 420.) t
C 4.6/1 : C/2/supp. 928
Supplement to United States coast pilot, West Indies, Porto Rico and
Virgin Islands. Apr. 30, 1928. [1]+14 leaves. (Serial 418.) t
C 4.6/2 : P 83/2/supp. 928
Charts
Columhia River, Oreg.-Wash., entrance to Harrington Point, surveys to 1926,
surveys by U. S. Engineers to 1927 ; chart 6151. Scale 1 : 40.000'. Washing-
ton, Coast and Geodetic Survey, May, 1928. 24.7X41.3 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 6151
Florida, Gulf Coast. Lemon Bay to Pas-sage Key Inlet, surveys to 1926 and
other sources : chart 1256. Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic
Survey, May, 1928. 43.9X32.2 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 1256
Graj/s Harbar, Wash., surveys to 1926, surveys by U. S. Engineers to Nov. 1927
and otlier sources: with inset. Continuation of Chehnlis River; chart 6195.
Scale 1:40,000. Washington. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mav, 1928.
24.7 X 38.6 in. t 50c. C 4.9 : 6195
Inside route, Jupiter Inlet to Barnes Sound, Fla., from latest surveys and other
information : chart 3260. Scale 1 : 80,000'. Washington. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, May, 1928. 34.1X22 in. [Map is in 3 sections.] t 25c. 0 4.9:3260
Jolo If<la)id. .Tolo and Tapul islands. Sulu Archipelago, P. I., original surveys
to 1926 and other sources: chart 4513. [Scale 1:100/100.] Manila, P. I„
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Mar. 1928. 33.2X41.8 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 4513
Miami Harbor and approaches, Fla., surveys to 1919, surveys by U. S. Engineers
to Jan. 1928 and other sources ; chart 583. Scale 1 : 40.000. Washington,
Coa.st and Geodetic Survey, May, 1928. 38.1X25.6 in. f 50c. C 4.9: 583
Molokai Island. Channels between Molokai, Maui, Lauai, and Kahoolawe,
Hawaiian Islands, surveys to 1925, surveys by U. S, Engineers to 1927, and
other sources : chart 4130, Scale 1 : 80,000. Washington, Coast ar.d Geodetic
Survey, Ma.v, 1928. 43.8X32.8 in. 1 75c. 0 4.9:4130
HoTT to order publications— See information follo^ving Contents
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June, 1928 1089
Oregon. Cape Sebastian to Humbng Mountain, surveys to 1925 ; chart 5951.
Scale 1:40,000. Washington, Coast and Geodetic Survey, May, 192S. 40X28
in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 5951
Tam/Hi Bay and St. Joseph Sound. Fla., surveys to 1927, surveys by U. S. Engi-
neers to 1927. and otht^r sources: chart 12.")7. Scale 1:80.000. Washington,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, May. 1928. 40.3X32.8 in. t 75c. C 4.9 : 1257
Vi 'jinia. Chincoteague Inlet to Hog Island Light, surveys to 1915. surveys by
U. S. Engineers to 1926 : chart 1221. Scale 1 : 80.000. Washington, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, May, 1928. 31.2X41 in. t 75c. C 4.9: 1221
FISHERIES BUREAU
Canned, fishery products and by-products of United States and Alaska, 1927.
Washington, Apr. 1928. [1]+14 leaves, oblong 8° (Statistical bulletin 782.)
[Mimeographed.] t C 6.5 : 782
Cold storage holdings of fish. May 15. 1928. 1928. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statistical
bulletin 788.) [Statistics furnished bv Agricultui'al Economics Bui*eau.] t
C 0.5 : 788
Fish-eulture. Propagation and distribution of fdod fishes, fi'^cal 3'ear 1927; by
Glen C. Leach. 1928. [1] +683-736 p. il. (Bureau of Fisheries doc. 1033.)
[App. 8. report of commissioner of fisheries, 1927.] * PaiDer, 10c.
L. C. card F 28-19 C 6.1 : 927/app. 8
Fisheries service VuUetin. :imiQ 1,1Q2S\ no. lol. [1928.] 10 p. [Monthly.] %
L. C. card F 15-76 ' C 6.9 : 157
Fishery products. Statement of quantities and values of certain fishery prod-
ucts landed at Boston and Gloucester. Mass.. and Portland, Me., by American
fishing vessels, Apr. 1928. 1928. 1 p. oblong f° (Statistical bulletin 785.) t
C 6.5 : 785
Same. May, 1928. 1928. 1 p. oblong f " ( Statistical bulletin 789. ) t
C 6.5 : 789
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU
Boot and shoe industry and trade of New Zealand; by J. C. Hudson. [June,
1928.] ii+16 p. (Trade information bulletin 554; [Shoe and Leather Manu-
factures Division].) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26375 C 18.25 : 554
Brazil. Commercial readjustment in Brazil, 1927; by M. A. Phoebus. [June,
1928.] ii+21 p. (Trade information bulletin 560; Division of Regional In-
formation.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26484 C 18.25 : 560
^artels. International cartel movement [with bibliography] ; by Louis Domer-
atzky. [.June. 1928.] ii+61 p. (Trade information bulletin 556; Division
of Regional Information.) * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26388 C 18.25 : 556
'ocoa in West Africa ; by Leonard J. Schwarz. 1928. iv+44 p. il. map. (Trade
promotion series 68: Foodstuffs Division.) * Paper. 15c.
L. C. card 28-26481 C 18.27 ; 68
'ommerce. Monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States, Apr. 1928.
1928. 2 pts. p. 1-76 +ii-- 77-96 p. 4' * Paijer, pt. 1. 10c. single copy, * pt. 2,
5c. single copy, .$1.25 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $1.85.
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Same. 1928. [2 pts. in 1], 96 p. 4° (H. doc. 42, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
' 'ommerce reports. Commerce reports, weekly survey of foreign trade, reports
from American consular officers and representatives of Department of Com-
merce in foreign countries, no. 23-26: June 4-25. 1928. 1928. cover-titles,
p. 569-832, il. 4" [Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of covers] * Paper, 10c.
single copy, $4.00 a yr. ; foreign subscription, $6.00. C 18.5/1 : 928/23-26
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JQ9Q June, 1928
Electric Diachincry. Britisli market for electrical machinery and equipment: l)y
Huirli D. Butler. [June. 1928.] ii+3S p. (Trade information bulletin 55S;
[Electrical Equipment Division].) [Includes list of Briiisli publications per-
tinent to subject matter of tbis bulletin.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26482 C 18.25 : 558
lodin. Trade in iodine ; [compiled by O. P. Hartley] from reports by repre-
sentatives of Departments of Commerce and State and other sources. [June,
1928.] ii+35 p. (Trade information bulletin 561; Chemical Division.)
♦Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26502 C 18.25 : 561
Luxcmhurg, brief economic survey; by James E. Parks. [May, 1928.] ii+13 p.
il (Trade information bulletin 559.) [The date of issue is incorrectly
iiiven on p. ii as Mav, 1918, instead of May. 1928.] * Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26483 C 18.25 : 559
Samples. Shipment of samples and advertising matter to British Empire : by
Roberta P. Wakefield. [June, 1928.] 114-53 p. (Trade information bulletin
557: Foreiirn Tariffs Division.) * Paper, 10c.
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Steel. Standard specifications for lap-welded and seamless steel and lap-welded
iron boiler tubes (serial designation A83-27), text as adopted by American
Society for Testing Materials. Revised 1927. 1928. 18 p. 11. (Industrial
standards 63.) [Spanish -English edition, prepared in cooperation with
Bureau of Standards and American Section of Inter-American High Com-
mi.ssion : translated into Spanish by E. 0. Cauova. The cover-title of this
edition is in English, the title-page in Spanish.] * Paper, 5c.
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Surgical tnstnnnents. Surgical and dental instrument trade in Australia and
New Zealand; [articles] by E. G. Pauly and J. C. Hudson. [June, 1928.]
ii+23 p. (Trade information bulletin 555; [Specialties Division].) * Paper,
10c.
L. C. card 28-26374 C 18.25 : 555
LIGHTHOUSES BUREAU
Buoys. Plans and specifications for buoys and appendages. 1928. 1928. [1] +
7 p. 24 pi. 4° i C 9.22 : B 88/5/928
Florida. Seacoast. Florida. St. Johns River light station, radiobeacon to be
established; [all lettered poster]. June 9. 1928. 16X10.5 in. ([Poster]
notice to mariners 106.) t C 9.38/1 : lOi^ ;
Lifiht-ships. Plans and specifications for moorincs for ships and buoys (wrought- j
iron), 1928. 1928. [1]+10 p. 9 pi. 4° t C 9.22 : M 78-^10/928 j
Lialitliouse service bulletin, v. 3, no. 54; June 1, 1928. [1928.] p. 245-248. I
[Monthly.] t '
L. C. card 12-35121 C 9.31 : 3/54 ■
Notices to mariners. Notice to mariners, Great Lakes, weekly, no. 14-18. 1928; -j
June 1-29 [1928]. Conover Press, Detroit [Mav 31- June 28, 1928.] varioua
paging, t Supt. of Lighthouses, Detroit, Mich. C 9.41 : 928/14-18
Notice to mariners, weekly, no. 22-26; June 1-29 [1928]. 1928. variou^
paging. [Issued jointly with Coast and Geodetic Survey.] t
L. C. card 7-20609 C 9.26 : 928/22-26"'
MINES BUREAU
Cyanide e.rtraction of gold and silver associated with arsenic and antimony in
ores, with especial reference to those in Nevada and South Dakota : by
Edmund S. Leaver and Jesse A. AYoolf. 1928. iv-f 52 p. 11. 5 p. of pi. (Tech-
nical paper 423.) [This report represents work done under a cooperative
agreement with University of Nevada.] * Paper. 15c.
L. C. card 28-26476 C 22.5 : 423
Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Montana, mine report; by C. N. Gerry.
June 6, 1928. ii-f371-114 p. [From Mineral resources. 1926. pt. 1.]
* Paper, 10c. C 22.S/a : G 563/7/926^
Ho^- to orrter inublieatioui^— See infomialion folloTrins- Coiilent.s |
i\
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Mineral resources. Mineral resources of United States, 1925 : pt. 1, Metals
[with bibliographies]. 192S. xi+A123+76S p. il. 1 tab. * Cloth, .$1.25.
L. C. card 4-18124 C 22.8 : 925/pt. 1
Same. (H. doc. 64.3 [pt. 1]. G9th Cong. 2d sess.)
Same: pt. 2, Nonmetals [witli bibliographies].
1928. vi+G15 p. il.
C 22.8 : 925/pt. 2
* Cloth, .$1.00.
Same. (H. doc. 643, pt. 2. 69th Cong. 2d ses.s.)
Oxygen. Thermodynamic properties of oxygen and nitrogen ; by Russell W.
Millar and John D. Sullivan. 1928. ii+20 p. 2 pi. in pocket. (Technical
paper 424. ) * Paper. 15c.
L. C. card 2S-2&429 C 22.5 : 424
Timbering of mines. Questions and answers on timbering bituminous coal
mines; by J. W. Paul. 1928. ii+32 p. il. 1 pi. (Miners' circular 31.)
* Paper, 10c.
L. C. card 28-26417 C 22.6 : 31
NAVIGATION BUREAU
Ships. American documented seagoinj
over. June 1, 1928. 1928. ii-1-65 p
10c. single copy, 75c. a yr
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4° (Serial 127.) [Monthly.] * Paper,
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C 11.8 : 928/6
PATENT OFFICE
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at the Patent Office,
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be obtained from the Sup rintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. The Rules of
practice and pamphlet Pntent laws are furnishod free of charge upon application to the
Patent Office. The Patent Office issues coupon orders in packages of 20 at §2.00 per
package, or in books containing 100 coupons at ?10.00 per book. These coupons are
good until used, but are only to be used for orders sent to the Patent Office. For schedule
of office fees, address Chief Clerk, Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Champeau. Laicrence X. In Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Apr.
term [1928], patent appeal no. 2126, in re Lawrence X. Champeau, devices
for artificial illumination ; brief for commissioner of patents. 1928. . cover-
title, 9 p. $ C 21.10 : C 357
Crews, Clarence M. In Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Apr. term,
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Fuel Company (Incorporated). Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Private 184.)
Press Publishitig Company. H. R. 4839. act for relief of Press Publishing Company,
Marianna, Ark. Approved Mav 22, 1928. 1 p. (Private 166.)
Purdell, Thomas. H. R. 4954, act for relief of Thomas Purdell. Approved May 26,
1928. 1 p. (Private 195.)
Randolph-Macon Academy. H. R. 4963, act for relief of Randolph-Macon Academy,
Front Royal, Va. May 28. 1928. 1 p. (Private 207.)
Republic, steamship. S. 1609, act recognizing heroic conduct, devotion to duty, and
skill on part of officers and crews of LTnited States steamships Republic, American
Trader. President Roosevelt, President Harding, and British steamship Cameronia.
Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Private 264.)
Richter. Ella O. H. R. 2808, act for relief of Ella G. Richter, daughter of Henry W.
Richter. Approved May 25, 1928. 1 p. (Private 179.)
Robertson, Oeorge A. S. 1541. act for relief of George A. Robertson. Approved May
29, 1928. 1 p. (Private 263.)
Rodcs, Tyree. S. 126, act for relief of May Gordon Rodes and Sara Louise Rodes, heirs
at law of Tyree Rodes. Approved May "29, 1928. 1 p. (Private 252.)
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rivate [act] 1G2-297. 70th dmsress;— Continue!.
Sail tj Ha vert S. H R. 3470 act granting relief to Havcrt S. Sealy and Portous R.
Burke. Approved May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Private 1G4.)
Sell. Oliver C. S. 2966, act for relief of Oliver C. Sell. Approved May 29 19''8 1 n
(Private 230.) ' " ^'
Sluind, Richhujs J. H. R. 10244, act to credit accounts of Rlchings J. Shand United
States property and disbursing officer, Illinois National Guard. Approved Alav ''9
1928. 1 p. (Private 275.) ■ '
Shennan. ^\'iUiam M. S. 162, act for relief of William M. Sherman. Approved Mav 28
1028. 1 p. (Private 206.) ' '^ " ^ J °.
Sliultx. Frank E. H. R. 9.380, act for relief of Frank E. Shults. Approved Mav ''6
1928. 1 p. (Private 183.) ^ '
Sies, Charlex /?. H R. 4012. act for relief of Charles R. Sies. Approved May 22 1928
1 p. (Private 165.)
Southern Shipiinnl Corporation. S. 3030. act for relief of Southern Shipyard Corpora-
tion. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Private 292.)
Stafford, John P. H. R. 5322, act for relief of John P. Stafford. Approved Mav 22,
1928. 1 p. (Private 167.) "
Staplffrrd, Sallie. S. 343. act for relief of Sallie Stapleford, Mrs. J. C. Stuckert. Mary
E. Hildebrand. Kate Wright. Mary M. .Janvier, Harry L. Grav. Frank D. Carrow,
Harry V. Buckson. George H. Swain. Claude N. Jester, and "Charles H. Jamison.
Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Private 253.)
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company. S. 1981, act for relief of fStaten Island Ship-
building Company] owner of drv dock numbered 6. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p.
(Private 266.)
Talbert, W. H. S. 1645, act for reimbursement of W. H. Talbcrt. Approved Mav 29
1928. 1 p. (Private 265.)
Tanksleij-Dnnnrifjlit Cut Stone Companil- H. R. 11951, act to amend act for relief of
contractors and subcontractors for post offices and other buildings and work under
supervision of Treasury Department, as amended [so as to include Tanksley-Drum-
right Cut Stone Company]. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Private 274.)
Temple. Larry M. S. 443, act for relief of Larry M. Temple. Approved May 29, 1928.
1 p. (Private 256.)
Thackrey. William E. S. 2306, act for relief of William E. Thackrev. Approved May
29. 1928. 1 p. (Private 236.) . • f
Til.9on-. Williaw J. H. R. 12311, act to provide for payment of compensation to William
J. Tilson. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Private 272.)
Topping, Frank. S. 19. act for relief of Frank Topping and others. May 29, 1928.
1 p. (Private 246.)
Travis, Edgar, sr. S. 652, act for relief of Edgar Travis, sr. Approved Mav 29, 1928.
1 p. (Private 260.)
Trussell, James E. S. 2673. act for relief of James E. Trussell. Approved May 29,
1928. 1 p. (Private 296.)
TT. S. Holbrook, steam tug. S. 2516. act for relief of owners and/or receiver or" Ameri-
can ste.nm tug W. S. Holbrook. Approved Mav 29. 1928. 1 p. (Pri%-ate 234.)
VTalluee, F. C. H. R. 8440, act for relief of F. C. Wallace. Approved Mav 22, 1928.
1 p. (Private 173.)
Washam, R. P. H. R. 10503. act for relief of R. P. Washam, F. A. Slate. W. H.
Sanders. W. A. McGinnis. J. E. Lindsay, and J. T. Pearson. Approved May 22,
1928. 1 p. (Private 174.)
Tre7e7(, James K. P. H. R. 971, act for relief of James K. P. Welch. Approved May
24, 1928. 1 p. (Private 176.)
West Point Wholesale Grocery Company. H. R. 7897. act to ratify action of local
board of sales control in respect of contracts between L'nited States and West I'oint
Wholesale Grocerv Companv. Approved Mav 22. 1928. 1 p. (Private 171. >
Wilder, James H. B. H. R. 12952, act to amend act for relief of contractors and sub-
contractors for post offices and other buildings and work under supervision of Treas-
urv Department, as amended [so as to include J. H. B. Wilder]. Approved May 29,
1928. 1 p. (Private 271.)
William Melbourne, schooner. H. R. ,3971. act for relief of [William Melbourne Navi-
gation Companv, Limited], owners of schooner William Melbourne. Approved May
26. 1928. 1 p. (I'rivate 193.)
Wise, Curtis P. H. R. 802. act to correct military record of Curtis I'. Wise. Approved
May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Private 282.) „ ,^^o
Wood, Albert. S. 1217, act for relief of Albert Wood. Approved May 28, 1928. l p
(Private 216.)
Woottcn, Charles T. S. 1955, act for relief of Charles Thomas Wooten [Wootten].
Approved Mav 28. 192.8. 1 p. (Private 213.)
Wright. Ralph O. H. R. 5910. act for relief of Ralph Ole Wright and % anna Belle
Wright. Approved May 26. 1928. 1 p. (Private 197.)
'rivate [joint] resolution 4 and 5, 70tli Congress.
Jordan, Wesley. H. J. Res. 77, joint resolution concerning lands and property devised
to Government by Wesley Jordan. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (I'nvate reso-
Tilghntan, Mrs. Mary M. H. J. Res. 47, joint resolution for relief of Mary M. Tilgh-
man. former widow of Frederick Coleman. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Private
resolution 4.)
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Public rtict] 4G3-620. 622-624, 70th Congress.
y;Qjp_ Public net G21, which is H. R. 13622, act to amend and supplement Code of
laws ofT'nitrd States, is in press.
Arnmn Indiana H R. 11479. act to reserve lands on public domain in Valencia
County N. Mex.. for use and benefit of Acoma Pueblo Indians. Approved May 23,
\m-ieitilure^ n l" 94n.'i. act to provide for further development of agricultural exten-
sion work b(>tween agricultural colleges in the several States receivins benefits of
art donatin" public lands to the several States and Territories which may provid<>
eollp<'es'for'beneflt of asi'iculture and mechanic arts, and all acts supplementary
thereto, and Department of Agriculture. Approved May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Public
Air Corns retrievers H. R. 10365, act to provide for construction or purchas? of 1
heavv sea"oins Air Corps retriever for War Department [for use at France Field,
Canal Zoiiel. ^Approved May 23. 192S. 1 p. (Public 4«2.) .
Aircraft S 1S''2 act to authorize Secretary of War to transfer or loan aeronautical
oquipinent to museums and educational institutions. Approveil May 26, 1928. 1 p.
Alabama'^ "h R 13182 act authorizing Secretary of Navy, in his discretion, to deliver
to custody 'of Alabama silver service presented to United States for battleship Ala-
bama.' Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Public 606.)
Allcnhvnv River H. R. 12913, act to extend times tor commencing and completing
construction of bridge across Allegheny River at or near borough of Eldred, Pa. [by
commissioners of McKean County, Pa.]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public
.')46 )
Altamalia River S. 448". act authorizing Uvalda Booster Club to construct bridge
across Altamaha River at or near Towns Bluff Ferry, connecting Montgomery and
.leff Davis counties, Ga. [Approved May 29, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 582.)
Anpelcs Kntional Forest. S. 4135, act to conserve water resources and to encourage
reforestation of watersheds of Los Angeles County by withdrawal of public lands
included within Angeles National Forest from location and entry under mining
laws. [Approved May 29. 1928.] 3 p. (Public 578.)
Appropriations. H. R. 13873, net making appropriations to supply deficiencies in cer-
tain appropriations, fiscal year 1928, and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental
appropriations, fiscal years 1928 and 1929, and for other purposes. [Approved May
29. 1928.] 62 p. (Public 563.)
Armi/ emergcncv oificcrs' retired list. S.- 777. act making eligible for retirement, under
certain conditions, officers and former officers of Army, Navy, and Marine Corps,
other than officers of Regular Army. Navy, or Marine Corps, who have incurred
physical disability in line of duty while in service of United States during World
War. [Became law Mav 24. 1928, by two-thirds vote of each House, after veto by the
President] 3 p. (Public 506.)
Aubuni. Me. S. 2463, act to amend act for purchase of tract of land ad.inining target
range at Auburn, Me. [so as to provide for cost of investigation of title, etc.]. Ap-
proved May 23. 192S. 1 p. (Public 402.)
Aviation fields. H. R. 11990, act to authorize leasing of public lands for use as public
aviation fields. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 499.)
Baton Rottge. La. 11. R. 8742, act to authorize Secretary of War to convey to Baton
Rouge, La., portion of Baton Rouge National Cemetery for use as public street. Ap-
proved May 26. 102S. 1 p. (Public 530.)
S. 3020, act granting land to conciegation of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
in parish of East Baton Rongo. La. Approved May 26. 1928. 1 p. (Public 521.)
Bear Creek. S. 4401, act authorizing Elmer .7. Cook to construct bridge across Bear
Creek at or near Lovel Point, Baltimore County, Md. [Approved Mav 24, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 498.)
Boguc CMtto River. S. 3808, act to authorize construction of temporary railroad bridge
across Bogue Chitto River at or near point in township 5 south, range 13 east, St.
Helena meridian. St. Tammany Parish, La. [bv Lamar Lumber Company, Incorpo-
rated]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 525.)
CardiceU. Larnj. H. R. 6263, act for reinstatement of Larry Cardwell in Naval
Academy. Approved June 8, 1928. 1 p. (Public 624.)
Clialmette, La. II. R. 1175S, act authorizing Secretary of War to grant right of way for
levee through Chalmette National Cometery [to Lake Borane Basin Levee Board,
agency of Louisiana]. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 613.)
Chicago, 111. S. 4300. act to authorize Secretary of Commerce to dispose of certain
lighthouse reservation and to acquire land for lighthouse purposes [in Chicago, 111.].
[Approved May 20, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 581.)
ChoctawhatcJiee River. H. R. 13651, act granting consent of Congress to Alabama to
construct free highway bridge across Choctawhatchee River in Dale County on high-
way now under construction from Dothan to Enterprise. Approved May" 29, 1928.
1 p. (Public 599.)
Coal. S. 3867, act to provide for extension of time of certain mining leases of coal
and asphalt deposits in segregated mineral land of Choctaw and Chickasaw nations,
and to permit extension of time to purchasers of coal and asnhalt deposits within
segregated mineral lands of said nations to complete payments of purchase price.
(Approved May 25, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 507.)
Code of lairs of United States. H. R. 1?,621. act to authorize preparation and publica-
tion of supplements to Code of laws of United States with perfecting amendments,
printing of bills to codify laws relating to District of Columbia .and of such code and
of supplements thereto, and for distribution. [Approved May 29, 1928.] 2 p.
(Public 020.)
Coliiwhin Arsenal. H. R. 12479, act authorizing sale of all of intere.st and rights of
United Stiites in Columbia Arsenal propertv situated in 9th civil district of Maury
L.ounty, Tenn. [to Columbia Military Academy], and providing that net fund be
(P^'j'f,- *^rr .o\ military post construction fund." [Approved May 26, 1928.] 2 p.
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Copyright. H. R. 6104, act to amend soc. 57 and 61 of act to amend and consolidate
;ic s respecting copyright, approved Mar. 4, 1909. [Approved May 23, 1928.] 2 p.
U'liblic 478.)
Crcait. S. 1989, act to amend ."d paragraph of sec. 13 of Federal reserve act [relating
to bill!? of exchange covering nonperi^hable readily marlietable staples]. Approved
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 594.)
Cnek Indians. S. 3808, act authorizing advancement of certain funds standing to
^re:'.ic of Creek Nation in Treasurv of United States to be paid to attorneys for
Cieek Nation, .\ppioved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 567.)
Cumberland Hirer. II. It. 12571, act grantin.i; consent of Congress to State Highway
Commission, Kentucky, to construct toll bridge across Cumberland River at or near
luka, Ky. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 528.)
Customs i^errice. U. K. 13143, act to adjust compensation of certain employees in
Customs Service. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 575.)
Dairying and livestock ej-pcriment stations. H. R. 13447. act to establish and maintain
dairy and livestock experiment and demonstration station for the South at or near
Lewisburg, Tenn. Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Public 602.)
Dakota Indians. II. II. 9194. act authorizing Secretary of Interior to acquire land and
erect monuuiont on site of battle between Sioux and Pawnee Indian tribes in Hitch-
cock County. Nebr.. fought in 1S73. .\ppioved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 505.)
Dean, Seth. S. 4327, act to relinquish title of United States to land in claim of Seth
Dean, situate in county of Washington, Ala. Anproved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public
589.)
Decorations of honor. II. R. 5898, act to authorize certain oflSccrs of Army, Navy, and
Marine Corps to accept such decorations, orders, and medals as have been tendered
them liy foreign Governments in appreciation of services rendered. [Approved May
26. 1928.] 4 p. (Public 515.)
Des iloines River. S. 4357. act authorizing Henry Horsey. Winfield Scott, A. L.
Ba'legoin, and Frank Schee to construct bridge across Des Moines River at or near
Croton, Iowa. [Approved May 22, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 470.)'
District Courts. S. 3Si!4. act to create new division of district court for northern
district of Texas. Approved May 26, 1028. 1 p. (Public 516.)
District of Colninhia. II. II. 6085. act to regulate emplovment of minors within District
of Columhi.i. [.\pproved May 29, 1928. ]"" 10 p. (I'ublic 618.)
H. R. 10073, act to change name of Railroad avenue, between Nichols avenue and
Massachusetts avenue [to Fairlawn avenue]. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 615.)
— S. 2542, act for construction of private conduit across Lincoln road northeast in
District of Columbia [by Trinity College]. Approved Mav 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public
491.)
S. 2660, act to amend act to provide for examination and registration of archi-
tects and to regulate practice of architecture in District of Columbia. [Approved
May 29, 1928.] 4 p. (Public 571.)
S. 3694. act regulating juvenile insurance bv fraternal beneficial associations in
District of Columbia. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 572.)
■ S. 4124, act to provide for notice to owners of land assessed for benefits by
verdict of condemnation juries in District of Columbia. Approved May 29, 1928.
I p. (I'ublic 573. J
European corn-borer. H. R. 12632, act to provide for eradication or control of European
corn borer. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 505.)
Five Civilized Tribes. S. 4448, act to amend sec. 4 of act to extend period of
restrictions in lands of certain members of Five Civilized Tribes, approved May 10,
1928 [so as to correct error]. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 504.)
ForeUjn service. H. R. 10166. act to amend foreign service buildings act, 1926. Ap-
proved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 586.)
Forests and forestry. S. 3550. act to insure adequate supplies of timber and other
forest products for the people of United States, to promote full use for timber
growing and other purposes of forest lands in United States, including farm v.-ood
lots and those abandoned areas not suitable for agricultural production, and to
Secure correlation and most economical conduct of forest research in Department of
Agriculture, through research in reforestation, timber growing, protection, utilization,
forest economics, and related subjects. [Approved May 22, 1928.] 3 p. (Public
460.1
Fort Apache Reservation. S. 4346, act to authorize appropriation for purchase of
privately owned lands within Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Ariz, [belonging to
Aztec Land and Cattle Company]. Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Public 583.1
Fort Peck Reservation. S. 3593, act to authorize leasing or sale of lands reserved
for auencv, schools, and other purposes on Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Moiit.
Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public 552.)
Gateway Bridge Company. S. 4315. act to sell 3304^ square feet of Fort Brown
military reservation. Brownsville. Tex., to Gateway Bridge Company. Approved
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 591.)
Gila River. II. R. 10786. act authorizing surveys and investigations to determine
best methods and means of utilizing waters of Gila River and its tributaries above
San Carlos reservoir in New Mexico and Arizona. Approved May 25, 192S. 1 p.
(Public 508.)
Gorernnunt o/ficials and employees. H. R. 6518. act to amend salary rates contained in
compensation schedules of act of Mar. 4. 1923, to provide for classification of civilian
positions within District of Columbia and in field services. [Approved May 28, 1928.]
II p. (Public 555.)
Government Printing Office. H. R. 6669. act fixing salary of Public Printer and deputy
I'ublic Printer. Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Public 619.1
Hartford, Conn. S. 4035, act authorizing conveyance to Hartford, Conn., of title to
site and building of present Federal building iu that city. Approved May 29, 1928.
1 p. (Public 576.)
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-i-|QQ June, 1928
Public [act] 463-620, 022-624, 70tli Congress— Continued.
rr ■ ™ ir„o;. TT R 457 act to create board of local inspectors, Steamboat Inspec-
^"t?rSe\S at lii^^ IP- (f-ublic 472.)
ff«, 7«/s II R 1281'!. act to authorize appropriation to provide additional hospital,
,?,..t,ipiiinrv ■nid out-uatieut dispensary facilities for persons entitled to hospitaliza-
tk.iiuS 'World wii-ve^ act, 1924, as amended. [Approved May 23, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 480.)
ffn* vV,»«s Irfc S 3361, act to convey to Hot Springs, Ark., all of lot numbered 3
i!,bK numbered 115 i^n'Hot Springs, irk. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public
expressed
rntenial'reveiiuc. II. R. 1, act to reduce and equalize taxation, provide revenue, and for
other purposes. [Approved May 29. 1928.] 104 p. (Public 562.) .
IiitcmirliameHtary Union. II. R. 13930, act to authorize appropriation tor American
•TouD of Interparliamentary Union. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (lublic o9(.)
JiuhKt II K 11463, act to fix salaries of certain .iudges of Territories and insular
possessions of United States. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 614 )
L_ s 41S3, act authorizing filling of vacancy occurring m office of district judge for
northern district of Illinois created by act for appointment of additional circuit judge
for 4th judicial circuit, for appointment of additional district judges for certain dis-
tricts providing for annual conference of certain judges, and for other purposes.
Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 592.)
Kanmcha Rivr. H. R. 13399, act autliorizing Baltimore Gas Engineering Corporation
to construct bridsie across Kanavk'ha River at or near Dunbar, W. Va. [Approved
May 29, 1928.] 2 p. (I'ublic 603.)
Kettle Creek Battle of, l"ii. H. R. 9965, act to erect tablet or marker to mark site of
Battle of Kettle Creek, in Wilkes County, Ga., vi-here, on Feb. 14, 1779 Elijah Clarke
and Colonel Pickens overtook the Tories under Colonel Boyd, killing him and many
of his followers, thus ending British dominion in Georgia. Approved May 23, 1928
King Willkim R. ^ II. R. 7903, act to authorize erectioti at Clinton, N. C, of tablet or
marker in commemoration of William Rufus King, former Vice President of United
States. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 4S8.)
Kutcnai Indians. H. R. 11468, act authorizing Secretary of Interior to execute agree-
ment or agreements with drainage district or districts providing for drainage and
reclamation of Kootenai Indian allotments in Idaho within exterior boundaries of such
district or districts that may be benefited by drainage and reclamation work. [Ap-
proved May 29, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 564.)
L hoat.s. H. R. 10303, act for construction or purchase of 2 L boats for War Depart-
ment. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 484.)
Letter-boxes. H. It. 12605, act to enable Postmaster General to purchase and erect
community mail boxes on rural routes and to rent compartments of such boxes to
patrons of rural delivery. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 609.)
Litits, Pa. II. R. 8540, act authorizing appropriation for erection of tablet or marker
at Lititz, I'a., to commemorate burial place of 110 American soldiers who were
wounded in Battle of Brandywiue and died in military hospital at Lititz. Approved
May 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public 485.)
Little Calumet River. H. R. 11917, act granting consent of Congress to county of
Cook, 111., to widen existing bridge across Little Calumet River in Cook County, 111.
Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 537.)
McKinley, Fort. S. 3057, act to transfer and convey to Portland Water District, a
municipal corporation, water pipe line including submarine water main connecting
Fort McKinley, Me., with water system of Portland Water District. Approved May
22, lOL'S. 1 p. (I'ublic 465.)
Mahoniny River. II. R. 12894, act to extend times for commencing and completing
Construction of overliead viaduct across Mahoning River at or near NiUs, Ohio [b.v
board of county commissioners of Trumbull County, Ohio]. Approved May 26,
1928. 1 p. (Public 534.)
Marshals. H. R. 9051, act to amend sec. 1 of act of Feb. 22, 1875, regulating fees and
costs [relative to accounts of T'nited States marshals and United States com-
missioners]. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 616.)
Medical Corps. Army. li. R. 11981, act to authorize officers of Medical Corps to
account certain service in computing their rights for retirement. Approved May 29,
1928. 1 p. (Public 612.)
Merchant marine. S. 744, act to further develop American merchant marine, to
assure its permanence in transportation of foreign trade of United States, and for
other purposes. [Approved May 22, 1928.] 10 p. (Public 463.)
Military posts. II. R. 11134, act to authorize appropriations for construction at
military posts. [Approved May 26, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 518.)
Mihlia S. 4210, act lo authorize adjustment and settlement of claims for armors
drill pay. Approved :ilay 22. 1928. l p. (Public 408.)
J/is.si.s.sn/)/n Ri'-cr U U. 12235, act authorizing B. F. Peek, G. A. Shallberg, C. I.
Josephson, .T. \^ . Bettendorf, A. J. RusselL and J. L. Hecht to construct bridge
across Missis.sippi Itivor ;,t or near 10th street in Bettendorf, Iowa. [Approved
May 26, 1928.] 3 p. (Public 533.)
v7 i,^^; ^; V^^***^' ''X't granting consent of Congress to Minnesota to construct free
°0 iri'^S 1 ^*^ across Mississippi River at or near Aitkin, Minn. Approved May
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Public [act] 403-G20, 622-624, TOtli Congress— Continued.
Misaisisippi Kiocr — Continued.
n. n. laasi). ait authorizing D. T. Ilai'graves and John W. Dulauey to construct
bridge across Mississippi liivei- at or near Helena, Ark. [Approved May 26, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 536.)
S. 4229, act to extend time for constructing of bridge across Mississippi liiver
near and above New Orleans, La. Iby said city through its Public Belt Kallroad
Commission]. .Approved May 24, 192S. 1 p. (Public 502.)
Missouri J^ircr. II. U. H388, net authorizing Kansas City Southern Railway Company
to construct bridge across Missouri River near Randolph, Mo. [Approved May 24,
1928.] 3 p. (Public 500.)
S. 3693, act authorizing Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Ncbr., or either
of them, to construct free highway bridge across Missouri River between Council
Bluffs. Iowa, and Omaha, Nebr. Approv.d May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public .')U3. )
■ S. 4203, act authorizing .7. H. Haley to construct bridge across Missouri River
near point where Olive street road, St. Louis County, Mo., if extended west would
intersect Missouri River. [Approved May 29, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 5S4. )
■ S. 4345. act authorizing Interstate Bridgi' C(unpany to construct bridge across
Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kans. [Approved May 22, 1928.] 2 p.
(Public 409.)
S. 4381, act authorizing H. A. Rinder to construct bridge across Missouri River
at or mar Niobrara, Nebr. [Approved May 22, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 471.)
Montezuvia Xatiomil Forest. II. R. 6854, act to add lands to Montezuma National
Forest, Colo, [and to pay Ute Indians certain amount for said lands]. Approved
May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Public 474.)
Motor-bodts. 11. R. 10304. act for construction or purchase of 2 motor mine yawls for
War Department. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p. (I'ublic 483.)
Motor VchicJe Hcrrice Uivision. II. R. 7354, act to allow Postmaster General to pro-
mote mechanics' helpers to 1st grade of special mecliuuics [in motor vehicle service].
Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. U'utilic 017. j
Mount Vernon, Va. S. 1369. act to authorize and direct survey, construction, and
maintenance of memorial highway to connect Mount Vernon, Va., with Arlington
Memorial Bridge across I'otomac River at Washington. [Approved May 23, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 493.)
National Capital Park and Planning Commission. S. 1284, act amending act amending
act providing for comprehensive development of park and playground system of Na-
tional capital [relative to travel expenses of members of National Capital Park and
Planning Commission]. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 497.)
National Home for Disabled Voluntcvr tioldiers. II. R. 12953. act to authorize board
of managers of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to accept title to
[lands, etc.. of] State Camp for Veterans at Bath, N. Y. Approved May 26, 1928.
1 p. (Public 531.) [Authorization is also given to Secretary of War to accept con-
veyance of cemetery at New York State Camp for Veterans near Bath, N. Y.]
Karal Academy, Annapolis. S. 2S02, act for appointment of midshipmen at large bj
Vice President of United States. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public 501.)
Navy. II. R. 12694, act authorizing Secretary of Navy to provide escort for bodies of
deceased officers, enlisted men, and nurses. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Pub-
lic 543.)
Nv-n-> Mexiio. S. 2535, act granting to New Mexico lands for reimbursement of counties
of Grant, Luna, Hidalgo, and Santa Fi' for interest paid on railroad-aid bonds, and
for payment of principal of railroad-aid bonds issued by Silver City and to reimburse
said town for interest paid on said bonds, and for other purposes. Approved May 28,
1928. 1 p. (Public 553.)
New River. H. R. 12806, act authorizing J. H. Harvell to construct bridge across New
River at or near McCreery, W. Va. [Approved Mav 26. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 545.)
North Carolina. S. 3097, act for relief of North Carolina. Approved May 29, 1928.
1 p. (Public 579.)
Officers, Army. S. 3463, act to recognize commissioned service in Philippine Constabu-
lary in determining rights of officers of Regular Army. Approved May 23, 1928.
1 p. (Public 490.)
Ohio. II. R. 12938, act for relief of Ohio. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 608.)
0/rio River. H. R. 5475. act authorizing New Cumberland Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across Ohio River at or near New Cumberland, W. Va. [Approved
May 25, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 511.)
S. 4450, act authorizing Ripley Bridge Company to construct bridge across Ohio
River at or near Ripley, Ohio. [Approved May 26, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 547.)
Okanogan irrigation project. S. 1661. act to authorize Secretary of Interior to transfer
Okanogan proiect. Wash., to Okanogan Irrigation District upon payment of charges
stated. Approved May 25, 1928. 1 p. (Public 509.)
Ordnance. H. R. 0049, act to amend act to authorize Secretary of War and Secretary
of Navy to make certain disposition of condemned ordnance, guns, projectiles, and
other condemned material in their respective departments. Approved May 26, 1928.
1 p. (Public 549.)
Oregon and California Railroad. S. 3699, act for relief of land-grant railroad operated
between statiosi formerly known as East Portland. Oreg.. and Boseville, Calif.
Approved May 23. 1928. 1 p. (Public 494.) [The land-grant railroad in question
is the Oregon and California Railroad, operated by the Southern Pacific Company.]
* Paper. 5c.
Ouachita Rirer. H. R. 12677, act to amend sec. 2 of act approved Mar. 12, 1928.
granting consent of Congress for construction of bridge across Ouachita River at
or near C.ilion, Ark. [bv State Highway Commission of Arkansas]. Approved May
25, 1928. 1 p. (Pnblib 514.)-
Patents. II. R. 10435, act for extension of time limitations under which patents
were issued in cas(^ af persons who served in military or naval forces of United
States during World War. [Approved May 31, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 623.)
S. 2823. act amending Statutes of United States with respect to reissue of
defective- patents. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public 501.)
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I'ublic- [act] 4G3-620, 622-624, 70tli Congress — Continued.
I'ai/ \rmy II R. 12110, act to amend act to readjust pay and allowances of com-
iuis'sioned and enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast
and" Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, as amended [relative to pay of
certain officers of Army whose pay is limited by law to that of grade of captain].
Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public 560.)
S 1829 act to authorize collection, In monthly installments, of indebtedness
due United States from enlisted men [of Army]. Approved May 22, 1928. 1 p.
Pay Suvii. H. R. 554S, act to authorize payment of 6 months' death gratuity to
dependent relative of officers, enlisted men, or nurses whose death results from
wounds or disease not resulting from their own misconduct. Approved May 22,
192S. 1 p. (Public 47:1 )
n. R. 5718, act to amend act to readjust pay and allowances of commisisoued
and enlisted personnel of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service [so as to include lieutenant com-
manders of staff corps of Navy and lieutenant commanders of the line and engineer
corps of Coast Guard in provisions of act]. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 489.)
II. R. 11621, act to authorize Secretary of Navy to advance public funds to
naval personnel under certain conditions. Approved May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Public
476.)
Pearl River. H. R. 13996. act granting consent of Congress to board of supervisors
of Leake County, Miss, [or to said board and board of ^upei-visors of Neshoba
County. Miss.] "to construct free highway bridge across Pearl River at or near
Edinburg. Miss. Approved May 29, 1028. 1 p. (Public 596.)
Pensions. .H. R. 10159, act granting pensions and increase of pensions to widows and
former widows of soldiers, sailors, and marines of Civil War. Approved Mav 23,
1928. 1 p. (Public 479.)
Perdido Bail. ^- 4457, act authorizing Northwest Florida Corporation to construct
bridse across Perdido Bay at or near Inerarity Point In Kscambia County. Fla.. to
mainland of Baldwin County. Ala. [Approved May 26. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 548.)
Pine Ridge Reservation. H. R. 13342, act to authorize per capita payment to Pine
Ridge Sioux Indians of South Dakota. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 517.)
Pointe aux Hcrbes. H. R. 13644, act to sell at private sale portion of Pointe aux
Herbes lighthouse reservation. La. [to Louisiana Highway Commission]. [Ap-
proved Mav 29. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 600.)
Postar/e. 11.' R. 12030, act to amend title 2 of act approved Feb. 28, 1925 (43d
Statutes, p. 1066. United States Code, title 39), regulating postal rates. [Approved
May 29. 1928.] 6 p. (Public 566.)
Po.<ital claim.9. II. R. 325. act repealing existing law requiring Postmaster General to
report action taken on claims of postmasters [for loss by burglary. Are, or other
unavoidable casualty]. Approved May 29. 1928. 1 p. (Public 587.)
Postal service. H. R. 5681, act to provide differential in pay for night work in postal
service. [Became law Mav 24. 1928. by two-thirds vote of each House, after veto
by the President.] 1 p. "(Public 496.1"
Postmasters. H. R. 7900, act granting allowances for rent, fuel, light, and equipment
to postmasters of 4th class. [Became law May 24, 1928, by two-thirds vote of each
House, after veto by the President.] 1 p. (Public 495.)
President of United States. H. R. 7373, act providing for meeting of electors of
President and Vice President and for issuance and transmission of certificates of
their selection and of result of their determination. [Approved May 29, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 569.)
Red River. II. R. 8926, act granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commis-
sion of Arkan.sas to construct bridge across Red River at or near Garland Citv, Ark.
Approved May 25. 1928. 1 p. (Public 512.)
H. R. 12670. act to amend sec. 2 of act granting consent of Congress for con-
struction of bridge across Red River at or near Pulton. Ark. [by State Highway
Commission of Arkansas]. Approved May 25. 1928. 1 p. (Public 513.)
Reiwrts. H. R. 12064. act to discontinue certain reports now required by law to be
made to Congress. [Approved May 29. 1928.] 12 p. (Public 611.)
Retired list, Arnnj. H. R. 12624. act to amend sec. 17 of act to readjust pay and
allowances of commissioned and enlisted personnel of .Vrmy, Navy. Marine Corps,
Coast Guard. Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, as amended
[relative to pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers on retired list]. Ap-
proved Alay 26. 1928. 1 p. (Public 551.)
Rinpifold mad. H. R. 11724, act for paving of Government road, known as Ringarold
road, extendina- from Cbickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park," Ga..
to Ringgold. Ga.. constituting approach road to Chickamausa and "Chattanooga
National Military Park. Approved May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Public 477.)
7?io Grande. IT. R. 12031. net to extend times for commencing and completing con-
struction of bridse across Rio Grande at or near point 2 miles south of Tornillo,
Tex. [by W. .T. Stnhmann, Edgar D. Brown, and L. N. Shafer]. Approved Mav 26.
1928. 1 p. (Public 540.)
IT. R. 121 00. net to amend act srantinsr consent of Consrress to Gateway Bridge
Conipnnv for construction of bridge across Rio Grande between Brownsville, Tex.,
and .Matamoros. Mexico. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 539.)
H. R. 12877. act authorizing Los Olmos International Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across Rio Grande at or near Weslaco, Tex. Approved May 28. 1928.
1 p. (Public 554.)
H. R. 13318. act authorizing Val Verde County Bridsre Companv to construct
bridire across Rio Grande at or near Langtry, Tex. ' Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 604.)
Rio Griinde irrigation protect. H. R. 11471. act extending .time of construction pay-
ments on Rio Grande Federal irrigation project. N. !*tex.-Tex. [by Elephant Butte
Irrigation District and El Paso County Water Improvement District 1]. Approved
May 28. 1928. 1 p. (Public 556.) "
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Public [act] 463-620, 622-624, TOth Congress— Continued.
Roads. S. 2327, act to amend act to provide that United States shall aid States in
construction of rural post roads, approved Julv 11. 1916, as amended and supple-
mented. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 519.)
Sabine River. H. R. 12623, act granting consent of Congress to Louisiana Highway
Commission lo construct free hiirhway bridge across Sabine River at or near Starks,
La. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 544.)
H. R. 13777, act authorizing Louisiana and Texas to construct free highway
bridge across Sabine River at or near Burr Ferry, La. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 598.)
St. Croijc River. S. 3793, act authorizing St. Croix Interstate Bridge Company to con-
struct bridge across St. Croix River near Grantsburg, Wis. [Approved May 22, 1928.]
2 p. (Public 467.)
St Paul, Minn. S. 4148, act authorizing and directing Secretary of War to grant
land to St. Paul, Minu. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 577.)
St. Vincevt's Orphan Asyhtm. S. 2511. act to change name of St. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum [to St. Vincent's Home and School] and to amend act to amend act to
incorporate St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum in District of Columbia. Approved May
29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 568.)
San Carlos Reservation. S. 4321, act to dispose of 2 bridges on San Carlos Indian
Reservation, Ariz. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 590.)
Santa Rosa Island. S. 3991, act declaring certain designated purposes with respect
to parts of Santa Rosa Island in Florida to be " public purposes " within meaning
of proviso in sec. 7 of act approved Mar. 12, 192C, authorizing use for permanent
construction at military posts of proceeds from sale of surplus War Department real
property, and authorizing sale of certain military reservations. Approved May 29,
1928. 1 p. (Public 593.)
Santa Rosa Sound. S. 4456, act granting consent of Congress to boards of county
commissioners of counties of Escambia and Santa Rosa, Fla., to construct free bridge
across Santa Rosa Sound, Fla. [at or near Deer Point, Santa Rosa County, or at or
near Sharp Point on Santa Rosa Island]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Pub-
lic 523.)
Savannah River. S. 4474, act authorizing South Carolina and Georgia State highway
departments to construct toll bridge across Savannah River at or near Burtons
Ferrv near Sylvania, Ga, [Approved May 26, 1928.] 2 p. (Public 522.)
Sherman, Cvmp. H. R. 10649, act for transfer of portion of military reservation
known as Camp Sherman, Ohio, to Department of Justice [for use as site for Indus-
trial Reformatory]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 532.)
SoMi^rs. H. R. 10487, act to amend World War adjusted compensation act, as
amended. [Approved May 29, 1928.] 4 p. (Public 570.)
H. R. 13039. act to amend World War veterans' act, 1924. [Approved May 29,
192.8.] 8 p. (Public 585.)
SpringdaJe, Utah. H. R. 12706, act for relief of Springdale, Utah. Approved May 28,
1928. 1 p. (Public 559.)
Stonington, Me. H. R. 11950, act to legalize pier and wharf [built by Marguerite S.
Morrison] in Deer Island thoroughfare on northerly side at sauthea.st end of Buck-
master Neck at Stonington. Me. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 538.)
Submarine boats. H. R. 13248. act to authorize increase in limit of cost of one fleet
.submarine. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 605.)
Target practice. H. R. 13446, act to amend national defense act [relative to holding
of rifle competitions or national matches every year]. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p.
(Public 557.)
Tennessee River. H. R. 13141, act authorizing T. S. Hassell to construct bridge across
Tennessee River at or near Clifton, Tenn. [Approved May 26, 1928.] 2 p. (Public
527.)
H. R. 13481, act granting consent of Congress to Alabama State Bridge Corpora-
tion to construct bridges across Tennessee, Tombigbee, Warrior, Alabama, and Coosa
rivers within Alabama. [Approved May 26. 1928.] 2 p. (Public 526.)
Tcfisas River. H. R. 11980, act granting consent of Congress to Fisher Lumber Cor-
poration to construct railroad bridge across Tensas River in Louisiana [at or near
dividing line between sections 1 and 12, township 12 north, range 9 east, Louisiana
meridian]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (I'ublic 541.)
Traveling expenses. S. 1825, act to amend sec. 12 of act to readjust pay and allow-
ances of commissioned and enlisted personn<'l of Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast
Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and' Public Healtli Service, as amended, so as to
authorize allowance of 3 cents per mile, in lieu of transportation in kind, for persons
u'sing privatelv owned conveyances while traveling under competent orders. Approved
May 29. 1928." 1 p. (Public 595.) [S. 1825 also includes the National Guard.]
Umatilla Reservation. S. 1191. act to amend act providing for allotment of lands
in severalty to Indians residing upon Umatilla Reservation. Oreg., and granting
patents therefor [so as to withhold from sale or disposition certain lands for use as
tribal grazing lands]. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 622.)
Wabash River. S. 2965. act authorizing Indiana, acting by and through State High-
way Commission, to construct toll bridge across Wabash River at or near Vincennes,
Ind. Approved May 25, 1928. 1 p. (Public 510.)
War Department. H. R. 12352, act to require certain contracts entered into by Sec-
retarv of War, or bv officers authorized bv him to make them, to be in writing. Ap-
proved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 610.)
S. 3752, act to amend sec. 3 of act authorizing use for permanent construction
at military posts of proceeds from sale of surplus War Department real property,
and authorizing sale of certain military reservations, approved Mar. 12, 1926 [rela-
tive to sale to citizens fif L'nited States ().f portions f(f reservations occupied and
improved by them]. Approved May 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 550.)
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Public [act] 463-620, 622-624, 70tli Congress — Continued.
Warrant officers Army. H. R. 8314, act to amend act for appointment as warrant of-
tlcers of Kogular Army of such persons as would have been eligible therefor but
for interruption of their status caused by military service rendered by them as
commissioned officers during World War. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public
487.)
White River H. R. 13108, act granting consent of Congress to State Highway Com-
mis-^ion of Arkansas to construct toll bridge across White River at or near Newport.
Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 607.)
S 4344, act granting consent of Congress to State Highway Commission of
Arkansas to construct bridge across White River at or near Clarendon, Ark. Ap-
proved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public 588.)
S 4504, act granting consent of Congress to Arkansas through its State High-
way Department to construct toll bridge across White River at or near Augusta,
Ark. Approved Mav 26, 1928. 1 p. (Public 529.)
Yosemite National Park. H. R. 12038. act to authorize acquisition of certain patented
lands adjoining Yosemite National Park boundary by exchange. Approved May 28,
1928. 1 p. (Public 558.)
Public [joint] resolution 49-67, 70th Congress.
Aeronautics. S. J. Res. 161, joint resolution authorizing the President to invite
representatives of foreign Governments to attend an international aeronautical con-
ference on civil aeronautics in Washington on Dec. 12-14, 1928. Approved May 29,
1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 64.)
Alabama National Forest. S. J. Res. 130, joint resolution suspending certain provi-
sions of law in connection with acquisition of lands within Alabama National
Forest. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 62.)
China. H. J. Res. 39, joint resolution authorizing Secretary of War to receive for
instruction at Military Academy, West Point, 2 Chinese subjects to be designated
hereafter by Government of China. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 53.)
Citizens of United States. H. J. Res. 268, joint resolution requesting the President to
negotiate with nations with which there is no such agreement treaties for protection
ofAmerican citizens of foreign birth, or parentage, from liability to military service
in such nations. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 56.)
Clark, George R. S. J. Res. 23, joint resolution providing for participation of United
States in celebration in 1929 and 4930 of 150th anniversary of conquest of North-
west Territory by George Rogers Clark and his army, and authorizing appropriation
for construction of permanent memorial of Revolutionary War in the West, and of
accession of the Old Northwest to United States on site of Fort Sackville, which
was captured by George Rogers Clark and his men Feb. 25, 1779. [Approved May
23. 1928.] 2 p. (Public resolution 51.)
Colorado River. S. J. Res. 164, joint resolution to appoint board of engineers to
e.xamine and report upon dam to be constructed under H. R. 5773, Boulder Dam bill
[for construction of works for protection and development of lower Colorado River
basin, for approval of Colorado River compact, and for other purposes]. Approved
May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 65.)
Cuba. S. J. Res. 125, joint resolution authorizing President of United States to
accept monumental urn to be presented by Republic of Cuba, and providing for its
erection on appropriate site on public grounds in Washington, D. C. Approved
May 22, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 49.)
Edison, Thomas A. H. J. Res. 243, joint resolution for striking of medal commemora-
tive of achievements of Thomas A. Edison in illuminating path of progress through
development and application of inventions that have revolutionized civilization in
last century. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 66.)
Horses. H. J. Res. 140, joint resolution to amend sec. 1 and 2 of act of Mar. 3, 1891
[to provide for safe transport and humane treatment of export cattle from United
States to foreign countries, so as to include horses, mules, asses, sheep, goats, and
swine in provisions of said act]. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution
57.)
Immigration. H. J. Res. 5, joint resolution relating to immigration of certain rela-
tives of United States citizens and of aliens lawfully admitted to United States. [Ap-
proved May 29, 1928.] 2 p. (Public resolution 61.)
International Congress of Americanists. S. J. Res. 97, joint resolution authorizing
the President to appoint 3 delegates to 23d International Congress of Americanists,
and making appropriations for expenses of such congress [to be held in New York
City in Sept. 1928]. Approved May 23, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 50.)
Jimenez, Jose J. S. J. Res. 155, joint resolution authorizing Secretary of War to re-
ceive for instructions at Military Academy, West Point, .lose J. Jimenez, citizen of
Venezuela. Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 63.)
Nei(7 Orlean», La. S. J. Res. 120, joint resolution authorizing Secretary of War tof
lease to Now Orleans Association of Commerce New Orleans quartermaster inter-
mediate depot unit numbered 2. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 59.)
Northern Pacific Railxcay. H. J. Res. 318, joint resolution amending joint resolution
directing Secretary of Interior to withhold his approval of adjustment of Northern
1 aciflc land grants, and for other purposes, approved June 5, 1924, as amended.
Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 55.)
Potomac River. H. J. Res. 307. joint resolution to preserve for development poten-
tial "water power and park facilities of gorge and Great Falls of Potomac River.
r. APPro'^'ed May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 67.)
Read. Albert C. S. J. Res. 51, joint resolution tendering thanks of Congress to Albert
fl" , i°^ i -P/ ^^ achievement in completing first trans-Atlantic aeroplane
«" 'o2",n?.o°^^^'°S for his advancement on list of commanders of Navy. Approved
May 28, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 58.)
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Siam. H. J. Res. 40, joint resolution authorizing Secretary of War to receive for
instruction at Military Academy, West Point, 2 Siamese subjects to be designated
hereafter by Government of Siam. Approved May 24, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolu-
tion 52.)
Tulsa, Okla. H. J. Res. 292, joint resolution authorizing the President to invite
States of the Union and foreign countries to participate in International Petroleum
Exposition at Tulsa, Okla., to begin Oct. 20, 1928. Approved May 28, 1928. 1 p.
(Public rrsolution 54.)
Wayne, Anthony. S. J. Res. 82, joint resolution for erection of public historical mu-
seum on site of Fort Defiance, Defiance, Ohio [as memorial to Anthony Wayne].
Approved May 29, 1928. 1 p. (Public resolution 60.)
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rights issued, or that may be issued, in connection with products of Harriman
geographic code system for all governmental, administrative, or publication
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of Bureau of Animal Industry, Alabama National Forest, Brooksville Plant
Garden, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7952 [to extend benefits
of Hatch act, Adams act, Purnell act, and Smith-Lever act to Alaska], H. R
6070 [to extend benefits of certain acts of Congress to Hawaii for advance-
ment of cooperative agricultural extension work between Hawaii and De-
partment of Agriculture], H. R. 6509 [to provide overtime pay for employees
in Bureau of Animal Industry], H. R. 11414 [to authorize Secretary of
Agriculture to establish trading rules and business practices for handlers ot
and dealers in fresh fruits and vegetables, to provide for system of adjust-
ment of disputes, and for other purposes], H. R. 13447 [to establish and main-
tain dairy and livestock experiment and demonstration station for the South
at or near Lewisburg, Tenn.], H. J. Res. 291 [for suspension of provisions of
sec. 7 of act of Mar. 1, 1911, requiring consent of State legislature for acquisi-
tion of any unacquired lands within present exterior boundaries of Alabama
National Forest until Dec. 31, 1930], H. J. Res. 204 [206, to dispose of. real
property located in Hernando County, Fla., known as Brooksville Plant
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cotton, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5677, H. R. 10303, Apr.
10-May 19, 1928. 1928. iii+103 p. (Serial R.) * Paper, 10c.
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Wheat. United States grain standards act amendment, hearings, 70th Congress,
1st session, on H. R. 106 [to amend grain standards act by inserting new
section providing for licensing and establishing laboratories for making deter-
minations of protein in wheat and oil in flax]. May 11 and 15, 1928. 1928.
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Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 12288. to provide legal-tender money vrithout
interest secured by community noninterest-bearing 25 year bonds for public
improvements, market roads, employment of unemployed, building homes for
and financing through community banks organized under State laws, its
citizens, fanners, merchants, manufacturers, partnershii)s, corporations,
trusts or trustees, and for community needs of United States. May 21. 1928.
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Mammoth Cave National Park. Authorizing medal commemorative of estab-
lishment of Mammoth Cave National Park, hearings, 70th Congress. 1st ses-
sion, on H. R. 13694, May 26, 1928. 1928. ii+5 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.C 66 : M 31
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Capital of United States. Work of National Capital Park and Planning Com-
mission; statements of U. S. Grant, 3d, Carey H. Brown, and Charles W.
Eliot, 2d; Mar. 10, 1928. 1928. ii+29 p. 14 maps. * Paper, $1.00.
L. C. card 28-26507 Y 4.D 63/1 : N 21/2
EDUCATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Education, Department. Proposed Department of Education, hearing, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 7, to create Department of Education, Apr. 25-
May 2, 1928. 1928. vii+550 p. il. * Paper, 75c. Y 4.Ed 8/2 : Ed 8/3
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, final edition, 70th
Congress, May 29, 1928 ; no. 7. 1928. 26 p. large 8" t Y 4.1m 6/1 : 70/7
Trachcrs. Immigration of college professors, hearings before subcommittee,
••_LL, "^^'^''•''- ^^^ session, on S. 24.50 and H. R. 92S4, Mav 9. 1928. 1928.
ii+ag p. (Hearing no. 70.1.7.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. Im 6/1 : C 68
INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Po^fo J^>S^- Suffrage for Porto Rico, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
on vvn.non ' J ^T"^ •"''f ''''I''^ "^^^^ ^^ P^^"**^ ^^^^ tso as to coufer right to vote
on ^^omen ot Porto Rico], Apr. 30, 1928. 1928. ii+26 p. * Paper. 5c.
Y 4.1n 7/1 : P 83/16
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Campaign funds. To amend Constitution to give Congress power to regulate
expenditures made for party nominations to Federal offices, hearing, 70th
Congress. 1st session, on H. J. Res. 277, May 15, 1928 ; statement of Henry R.
Rathbone. 192S. [1]+16 p. (Serial 30.) * Paper, 5c. Y 4. J 89/1 : C 76/9
LAWS, COMMITTEE ON RE:\'ISIOX OF, HOUSE
Code of laics of United States. Amend and supplement Code of laws of
United States, report to accompany H. R. 13622; submitted by Mr. Roy G.
Fitzgerald. May 16, 1928. 6 p. (H. rp. 1706, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
* Paper, 5c.
MEECHA>-T MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Merchant marine, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on merchant marine,
Mar. 2-14, 1928. 1928. pt. 2. ii+207-939 p. [Part 1 appeared in Monthly
catalogue for Mar. 1928, p. 689.] * Paper, 75c. Y 4.M 53 : M 53/5/pt.2
MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Airplanes. First heavier-than-air flying machine, hearing before subcommittee
no. 8, 70th Conijress, 1st session. Apr. 27, 1928 ; statements of Roy G. Fitzgerald
[and] C. G. Abbot. 1928. ii+56 p. il. 10 p. of pi. * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.M 59/1 : F 67
Aviation fields. Technical construction at Air Corps posts, hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 12688, Apr. 7, 1928. 1928. ii+25 p. * Paper, 5c.
Y 4.M 59/1 : Ai 7/9
BuUis, Camp. Purchase of land in vicinity of Camp Bullis, hearing before sub-
committee no. 2, 70th Congress, 1st .session ; statement of Harry M. Wurzbach,
Apr. 13, 1928. 1928. ii+2 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : B 87/3
Claims of certain members of Army and Marine Corps while attending officers'
training camps during World War, hearing before subcommittee no. 5, 70th
Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 203 ; statement of F. Dickinson Letts, Jan. 23,
1928. 1928. ii+5 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : W 89/5
Hawaii. Pay of certain members of National Guard of Hawaii, hearing before
.subcommittee no. 5, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5805 [to pay officers
and Filipinos formerly enlisted as members of National Guard of Hawaii for
field and armory training during 1924 and 1925, and to validate payments for
such training heretofore made] ; statement of A'ictor S. K. Houston, Jan. 23,
1928. 1928. ii+6 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.M 59/1 : H 31/2
Officers, Air Corps. Promotion and retirement (Air Corps), hearings, 70th Con-
gress, 1st session, on H. R. 12199 [to increase efficiency of Air Corps], Apr. 2
and 4, 1928. Revised print. 3928. pt. 2, ii +11-84 p. * Paper, 10c.
Y 4.M 59/1 : Ai 7/8/pt. 2, rev.
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Calendar. Legislative calendar, 70th Congress, 1st session, June 25. 1928 ; no. 8.
1928. 92 p. 4° ? Y 4.N 22/1 : 70/8
PATENTS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Patent Office. Prevention of fraud in practice before Patent Office, hearing,
70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5527, to prevent fraud, deception or im-
proper practice in connection with business before Patent Office. Jan. 20-Feb.
28,1928. 1928. ii+100 p. * Paper, 15c. Y 4.P 27/1 : F 86/2
Patents. Government employees' patents, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session,
on H. R. 6103, to amend act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses
of Government, fiscal year 1884 [relative to issue of patents to employees of
Government without pavment of fees], Jan. 27. 1928. 1928. [1]+14 p.
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PXIBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Capitol Public buildings and grounds, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on
H R 139''9 for enlarging of Capitol gi'ounds, May 22, 1928. 1928. ii+12 p.
(No. 8.) '* Paper, 5c. Y 4.P 96/6 : C 17/2
Supreme Court. Public buildings and grounds, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st ses-
sion on H. R. 13665, to provide building for Supreme Court, S 4035, authoriz-
ing conveyance to Hartford, Conn., of title to site and building of present
Federal building in that city, H. R. 5952, for relief of Robert Michael White,
S. J Res. 50, providing that Secretary of Agriculture be directed to give notice
that on and after Jan. 1, 1929, the Government will cease to maintain public
market on Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and 9th streets, northwest, H. R.
12290 to designate building site for National Consen-atory of Music of
America, and for other purposes, May 16 and IS, 1928. 1928. ii+27 p. (No.
7. ) * Paper, 5c. ^ 4.P 96/6 : B 86/126
PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Superior National Forest, Minn., hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R.
12780, to promote better protection and highest public use of lands of United
States and adjacent lands and waters in northern Minnesota for production
of forest products, development and extension of recreational uses, preserva-
tion of wild life, and other purposes not inconsistent therewith, and to pro-
tect more effectively streams and lakes dedicated to public use under terms
and spirit of clause 2 of Webster-Ashburton treaty of 1842 between Great
Britain and United States, and looking toward joint development of indispen-
sable international recreational and economic assets. 1928. iii-l-9S p.
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RIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTED;, HOUSE
Caloosahatchee River, North New River Canal, St. Lucie Canal and River, and
Lake Okeechobee, Florida, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on subject of
improvement of Caloosahatchee River, North New River Canal, St. Lucie
Canal and River, and Lake Okeechoobee [Okeechobee], Florida, May 19.
1928. 1928. ii+33 p. * Paper, 5c. Y 4.R 52 : F 66/2
ROADS COMMITTEE, HOUSE
Roads, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session. Feb. 15, 1928. 1928.
pt. 4. On H. R. IS, to permit granting of Federal aid in respect of certain roads and
higbwaj's [wliich lead directly to or from toll bridge or toll ferry], iii + 609-
652 p. map. * Paper, 10c. Y 4.R 53/2 : H 35/12/pt. 4
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Report. Annual report of Public Buildings Commission, calendar year 1927;
presented by Mr. Smoot. 1928. iii+52 p. 8 p. of pi. 2 maps. (S. doc. 112,
70tli Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 25c.
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Common law. Charles Viner and our common law, article reprinted from Owl,
official publication of Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity (legal), by William A. Ham- j
ilton; presented by Mr. Bayard. 1928. [1]+11 p. (S. doc. 161, 70th Cong. I
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Florida East Coast Canal. Cheap water transportation for Florida, article by
Gilbert A. Youngberg, chief engineer, Florida Inland Navigation District,
in connection with projected improvement of Florida East Coast Canal ; pre-
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Nicaragua. Report of collector-general of customs of Republic of Nicaragua,
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AGBICtTLTURE AND FORESTRY COMMITTEE, SENATE
Cotton prices, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st session, pur-
suant to S. Res. 142, to investigate recent decline in cotton prices, Apr. 16-
May 18, 1928. 1928. pt. 4, iii+877-1514 p. il. * Paper, 65c.
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Grazing. To promote development, protection, and utilization of grazing facili-
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Superior National Forest, hearings before subcommittee, 70th Congress, 1st
session, on S. 3913, to promote better protection and highest public use of lands
of United States and adjacent lands and waters in northern Minnesota for
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1928. iii+147 p. map. * Paper, 15c. Y4.Ag8/2:Su7
Tobacco. Collection and publication of tobacco statistics [by Department of
Agriculture], reijort to accompany H. R. 53; submitted by Mr. Capper. May
3, calendar day May 23, 1928. 3 p. (S. rp. 1274, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) [Re-
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culture and Forestry.] * Paper, 5c.
CLAIMS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Roberta, Seth L. S. L. Roberts, report to accompany S. 3741 [for relief of S. L.
Roberts] ; submitted by Mr. Steiwer. May 28, calendar day May 29, 1928.
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[1928.] 24 p. 4° [Printed in advance.] $ Y 4. F 76/2 : 70/16
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PATENTS COMMITTEE, SENATE
Patent Office. Prevention of fraud in practice before Patent Oflfice, hearings,
70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 5527, to prevent fraud, deception, or im-
proper practice in connection with business before Patent Office, May 3 and
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Tariff Commission. Investigation of Tarife Commission, report pursuant to
S Res 1G2 (69th Congress), authorizing and directing investigation of
manner in which flexible provisions of tariff act of 1922 has been or is being
administered ; [submitted by Mr. Robinson of Arkansas] with minority views
[of Mr David A. Reed]. 1928. [l]+7p. (S. rp. 132.5, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
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34696, 34 p. il. t Ju 3.9/a : Al 54
Arrowhead Springs Company v. United States ; report of commissioner. [1928.]
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Ca)roll Electric Company. Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll, partners,
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EUsivorth. Lincoln Ellsworth et al. v. United States; report of commissioner.
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Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. & International Navigation Co. v. United
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Fox, C. B., Company, Incorporated. C. B. Fox Co. (Inc.) vs. United States;
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Sickcy. John T. Hickey v. United States ; special findings of fact [conclusion
of law, and opinion of court], decided May 28, 1928. [1928.] no. H-8,
7 p. 1: Ju 3.9/a : H 526
Hoffman. ' Josiah Ogden Hoffman v. United States ; report of commissioner.
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Eouseman. Frank C. Mattern and Frank L. Carre, executors of Samuel F.
Houseman, v. United States; report of commissioner. [1928.] no. H-198,
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Kaltcnbach. Charles E. Kaltenbach v. United States; supplemental report of
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Minis. Abram Minis, executor, and Maria Minis, executrix of Lavinia F. Minis,
V. United States ; special findings of fact [conclusion of law, and opinion of
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Juvenile Court of District of Columbia, report covering work of Juvenile Court
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Busch Jacob. In matter of Jacob Busch. complaint (synopsis) [report] find-
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Century Silver Manufacturing Company. In matter of I. Weisenfreind and
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Grand Rapids Varnish Company. No. — , in circuit court of appeals for 6th
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Company, application for enforcement of order of Federal Trade Commission ;
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Geology Contributions to economic geologj', 1927 : pt. 1, Me^^g and nonmetals
except fuels; G. F. Loughlin and G. R. Mansfield, geologists hi charge. 1928.
iv+221 p. ii. 2 pi. 4 p. of pi. 6 maps, 1 is in pocket. (Bulletin 795.)
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Co.NTENTS Manganese-bearing deposits near Lake Crescent and Hump^ulips, Wash. ;
bv J*T Pardee — Potash brines in Great Salt Lalce Desert, Utah [with biuiography] ;
bv Thomas B Nolan. — Organic precipitation of metallic copper ; by T. S. l,overing. —
Brown iron ores of west-middle Tennessee [with bibliography] ; by finest F.
Burchard Quicksilver deposits of Pilot Mountains, Mineral County, Nev. ; by ■William
F Foshag —Gilbert district, Nev.; by Henry G. Ferguson. — Phosphate rock in Three
Forks-Yellowstone Park region, Mont, [with bibliography] ; by D. Dale Condit. E. H.
' Finch, and J. T. Pardee. — Manganese deposit of Pleistocene age in Bannock Countj,
Idaho'; by D. F. Hewett. — Index.
. Same. (H. doc. 546, 69th Cong. 2d sess.)
Hudson Bay. Surface water supply of United States, 1924 : pt. 5. Hudson Bay
and upper Mississippi River basins; Nathan C. Grover, chief hydraulic en-
gineer, W. A. Lamb. S. B. Soul6, J. B. Spiegel. H. E. Grosbach, and H. C.
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Molluscan fauna of Alum Bluff group of Florida : pt. 5, Tellinacen, Solenacea,
Mactracea, Myacea, Molluscoidea : by Julia Gardner. June 5, 1928. iv-t-185-
2494-iii p. 8 p. of pi. 'i" (Professional paper 142 E.) * Paper. 20c.
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PuUiodtions. List of publications of Geological Survey, not including topo-
graphic maps. [Edition of] Apr. 1928. 1928. 217 p. t
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Publications issued in May, 192S ; list 243. [1928.] 3 p. [Monthly.] t
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Topographic maps
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California, Azusa quadrangle, lat. 34° 06'-34° 12'. long. 117° 54'-llS°. Scale
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Illinois. Illinois, Elmhurst quadrangle, lat. 41° 52' 30"-42°, long. 87° 52'
30"-88°. Scale 1:24,000. contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
Survey] edition of 1928. 228 X 17.1 in. t lOe. 1 19.12 : 12 El 63
Illinois, Palos Park quadrangle, lat. 41° 37' 30"-41° 45', long. 87° 45'-87°
52' 30". Scale 1:24,000, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological Sur-
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30"-88°. Scale 1 : 24,000, contour interval 5 ft. [Washington, Geological
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West Virginia, Holden quadrangle, lat. 37° 45'-38°, long. 82°-82° 15'.
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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Sequoia National Parle. Circular of general information regarding S(>quoia and
General Grant National Parks, season May 15-Oct. 1 and at any time for
motorists carrying own camp equipment [with list of literature]. [1928.]
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YeUowstonc National Park. Geysers of Yellowstone National Park; [by Wal-
ter Harvey Weed]. [Reprint, with changes and revised map] 1928. 28 p. il.
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Lower Yellowstone irrigation project. Earthwork and structures for open
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July 12, 1928.] t Paper, 50c. 127.8:478
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il. 4° [Monthly. Text and illustrations on p. 2-4 of cover.]
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them in overcoming their agricultural difficulties, to instruct them in diversifying and
marketing their crops, to inspire the employees of the bureau and chronicle engineering
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Yakima irrigation project. Drum gates, sluice gates, and trash racks for
Easton diversion dam, Yakima project, Wa.sh., Kittitas division. [1928.]
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Note. — The bound volumes of the decisions, usually known as Interstate Commerce
Commission reports, are sold by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C,
at various prices, depending upon the size of the volume. Separate opinions are sold
on subscription, price $1.00 per volume ; foreign subscription, $1.50 ; single copies,
usually 5c. In ordei-ing a volume, be sure to specify whether Traffic, Finance, or Valua-
tion decisions are desired.
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j|^-|^-|^g June, 1928
Albany Passenger Terminal Compamj. Finance docket no. 6S0O, stock of Al-
bany Passenger Terminal Company; decided May 2, 192S ; report of com-
niissiou ri92S.] p. 5G7-5GS. ([Finance decision] 3212.) [From I. C. O.
reports,' v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3212
Alcohol Denatured. No. 18628, Chicago Mica Company et al. f. Chicago &
Ea'^tern Illinois Railway Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report of
commission]. 1928. [1] +286-288 p. ([Opinion] 13347.) [From I. C. C. re-
ports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13347
No. 19233, Chicago Mica Company v. Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p.
291-292 ([Opinion] 13349.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13349
Alderman Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6794, purchase of properties
of Alderman Telephone Company by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company ;
[decided Apr. 24, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +468-470 p. ([Fi-
nance decision] 3195.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3195
Army supplies. No. 18928, A. C. Loveland & Company, Incorporated, v. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad et al. ; [decided Apr. 21, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [1] +334-336 p. ([Opinion] 13361.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. 10 1.6/la : 13361
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. Finance docket no. 6525, operation
and abandonment of lines by Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway; decided
May 2, 1928; report of commission on hearing. [1928.] p. 573-575. ([Fi-
nance decision] 3215.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3215
Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay Railway. Finance docket no. 5421, notes of At-
lanta & St. Andrews Bay Railway; decided Apr. 21, 1928; supplemental re-
port of commission. [1928.] p. 455-456. ([Finance decision] 3192.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3192
Bananas. No. 19404, Harlan Fruit Company et al. v. Atlanta & West Point
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 19, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 187-189. ([Opinion] 13327.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13327
Baskets. No. 19934, American Crate & Basket Company v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 26, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 381-382. ([Opinion] 13375.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142.] * Paper, 5c, IC 1.6/la : 13375
Bath-tubs. No. 17453, Fisher Supply Company v. Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 19, 1928 ; supplemental report of commission.
[1928.] p. 177-178. ([Opinion] 13323.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13323
Biff Sandy and Kentucky River Railroad. Finance docket no. 1295, deficit
status of Big Sandy & Kentucky River Railroad ; [decided Apr. 25, 1928 ; re-
port of commission]. 1928. [1] +448-449 p. ([Finance decision] 3188.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3188
Birmingham, Selma and Mobile Railroad. Finance docket no. 4623, deficit
status of Birmingham, Selma & Mobile Railroad ; decided May 2, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 499-500. ([Finance decision] 3204.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3204
Bricks. No. 17528, Dann-Gerow Company, Incorporated, v. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company et al. : [decided Apr. 30, 1928; report of commission].
1928. [l]+35G-360 p. ([Opinion] 13368.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13368
No. 18384, Salt Lake Pressed Brick Company v. Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 259-264+ii p. ([Opinion] 13340.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13340
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Brimstone Railroad and Canal Company. Valuation docket no. 739, Brimstone
Railroad & Canal Company ; decided Apr. 30, 1928 ; report of commission.
[192S.] p. 445-465. (B-673.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-673
Buttermilk pouJtry feed. No. 19562, Armour & Company of Delaware v. Atchi-
son, Topeka & Sauta Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 24, 1928 ;
report of commission. [1928.] p. 389-390. ([Opinion] 13379.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 14iJ.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13379
Canadian Northern Raihcay. Valuation docket no. 936, Canadian Northern
Railway Company et al. ; decided May 9, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 577-594. (B-678.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, oc.
IC 1.6/la : B-678
Cast-iron. No. 19519, Vermont Snath Company v. Boston & Maine Railroad et
al. ; decided Apr. 9, 1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 275-
27S+[1} p. ([Opinion] 13345.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13345
Chicago and North Western Railicmj. Finance docket no. 6831, Chicago &
North Western equipment trust of 1927, series U ; decided May 2. 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 563-566. ([Finance decision] 3211.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3211
Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis and Omfiha Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6825,
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneajwlis & Omaha Railway equipment-trust certificates,
series E; decided May 2. 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 56{>-572.
([Finance decision] 3213.) [From I. C C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3213
Clinton-Oklahoma-Western Railroad of Texas. Finance docket no. 6851, stock
of Clinton-Oklahoma-Western Railroad of Texas ; decided May 10. 1928 : re-
port of commission. [1928.] p. 631-632. ( [Finance decision] 3229.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3229
Coal. No. 13546, Kanawha Black Band Coal Company et al. v. Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway Company et al. ; decided May 1, 1928 ; report [and order] of
commission on further hearing. [1928.] 433-443+v p. ([Opinion] 13391.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/1 a : 13391
No. 18183, intrastate rates on coal to East St. Louis. 111. ; decided Apr.
13, 1928: report [and orders] of commission. [1928.] 95-116-t-iv p. ([Opin-
ion] 13306.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13306
• No. 18211. Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association v. Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Ra'lway Company et al. : decided Apr. 27. 1928 : report
[and order] of commission. [1928.] 373-380+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13374.)
[Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13374
No. 18641, Potomac Electric Power Company et al. v. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company et al. : [dec'ded Apr. 25. 1928 ; report and order of com-
mission]. 1928. [l]-|-236-250+ii p. ([Opinion] 13337.) [Reiwrt from
I. C. C. reports, T. 142.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13337
Cotton goods. No. 18931, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce. Lynchburg,
Va., V. Boston & Maine Railroad et al. ; decided Apr. 14. 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 133-136. ([Opinion] 13313.) [From I. C. C re-
ports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13313
Cotton-seed. No. 18571, San Diego Oil Products Corporation v. San Diego &
Arizona Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928 : report of commission.
[1928.] p. 269-271. ([Opinion] 13343.) [From I. C. C. reports, y. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13343
Decisions of Interstate Commerce Commission (valuation reports), Oct. 1927.
1928 vii+874 p. 2 maps. (Interstate Commerce Commission reports, v. 134.)
* Cloth, $2.25.
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reports at various times which contains only valuation dockets. This is true regarding
V. 134 here catalogued.
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jj^j^g June, 1928
Delaware and Hudson Company. Finance docket no. 6719, acquisition ot
control by Delaware & Hudson Company ; decided Apr. 28, 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 481-482. ( [Finance decision] 3200.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, oc. IC 1.6/la : F-3200
Demunage. No. 18978, Pine & Cypress Manufacturing Company v. Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway Company ; decided Apr. 21, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 353-355. ([Opinion] 13367.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13367
No. 19329, Western Asphalt Paving Corporation v. Chicago & North
Western Railway Company ; decided Apr. 13, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 183-184. ([Opinion] 13325.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13325
No. 19725, Milne Lumber Company v. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 17, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 165-166. ([Opinion] 13319.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
♦Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13319
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. Finance docket no. 6806, bonds of
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad ; decided Apr. 21. 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 621-623. ( [Finance decision] 3226.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3226
Detroit and MacJcinao Railioay. Finance docket no. 3548, proposed abandon-
ment of Lincoln branch by Detroit & Mackinac Railway; [decided May 2,
1928; report of commission on further consideration and further argument].
1928. [1] +576-582 p. ([Finance decision] 3216.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 138.]. * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3216 '
Drag-hars. Order [promulgated] at general session of Interstate Commerce
Commission on 10th of October, 1910, in re standard height of drawbars.
[Reprint 1928.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. IC 1.9 : D 79/2-4
Diiluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railivay. Finance docket no. 6604, abandon-
ment of Republic branch by Duluth, South Shore «& Atlantic Railway ; [de-
cided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1] +470-474 p. ([Finance
decision] 3196.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3196
Dunnage and Iracing. No. 19282, David Berg Industrial Alcohol Company v.
Reading Company ; decided Apr. 17, 1928 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 161-164+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13318.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13318
Durham and Southern Railway. Valuation docket no. 724, Durham and South-
ern Railway Company; [decided Apr. 13, 1928; report of commission]. 1928.
[1] +362-387 p. (B-671.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : B-671
Erie Raih-oad. Finance docket no. 6114, proposed control of Erie Railroad Com-
pany and Pere Marquette Railway Company by Chesapeake & Ohio Railwayl
Company; decided May 8, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 517-547:
([Finance decision] 3207.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3207
Fertilizers. No. 19602, Kelly, Weber & Company, Limited, v. Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report [and order] of com-
mission. [1928.] 197-198+ [1] p. ( [Opinion] 13331.) [Report from L C. C.
reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13331
Fordyce and Princeton Railroad. Finance docket no. 6679, abandonment of
part of line by Fordyce & Princeton Railroad ; decided Apr. 12, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 479-480. ([Finance decision] 3199.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3199
Freight rates. Investigation and suspension docket no. 2983, cancellation of
tran.scontinental class and commodity rates to and from Florida: decided
7. A' • ' \ -...L^'^P^^"* f'''"^^ order] of commission. [1928.] 151-158+ [1] p.
([Opinion] 13316.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13316
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Freight rates — Continued. _ , .^
Ko. 19149, Providence Fruit & Produce Excliange et al. v. ISew York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 13, 1928 ; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 179-182. ( [Opinion] 13324.) [From I. C.C reports,
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13324
Fuel for locomotives (charged to operating expenses), class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from 158 reports representing 169 steam railways,
switching and terminal companies not included, Apr. 1928 and 1927 [and] 4
mouths ended with Apr. 1928 and 1927 ; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics.
Apr. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t IC 1 ste.30 : 928/4
Fuel-oil. No. 19566, United States Finishing Company v. New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company ; decided Apr. 19, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 331-333. ([Opinion] 13360.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13360
Furniture. No. 19127, J. P. Womack & Sons, Incorporated, v. Southern Railway
Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 13, 1928; report of commission]. 1928.
[11+174-176 p. ([Opinion] 13322.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper,
5c. IC 1.6/la : 13322
Gainesville Midland Railway. Finance docket no. 5955, Gainesville Midland
reorganization ; decided May 8, 1928 ; report of commission on further hear-
ing [1928.] p. 585-600. ([Finance decision] 3218.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. l38. ] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3218,
Golden Valley Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6767, purchase of prop-
erties of Golden Valley Telephone Company; [decided Apr. 25, 1928; report
of commission]. 1928. [1] +484-486 p. ( [Finance decision] 3202.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3202-
Hoops. No. 19462, Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Company v. Wabash Railway
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report [and order] of commission.
[1928.] 293-294+ii p. ([Opinion] 13350.) [Report from I. C. C. reports,.
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13350
Tee machines. No. 19555, Traffic Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg,
Va., V. Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 19, 1928 ; report
of commission. [1928.] p. 195-196. ([Opinion] 13330.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13330-
Illinois Term,inal Company. Finance docket no. 6718, acquisition of control by
Illinois Terminal Company ; decided Apr. 25, 1928 ; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 487-498. ([Finance decision] 3203.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3203
Iron. No. 19488, H. Sofranscy Company v. New York, Susquehanna & Western
Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 2, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 409-410. ([Opinion] 13387.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13387
Kansa^s and Missouri Rallnay and Terminal Company. Finance docket no.
3130, securities of Kansas & Missouri Railway & Terminal Company ; [decided
May 15, 1928; supplemental report of commission]. 1928. [1] +690-692 p.
([Finance decision] 3238.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3238
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis Railway. Finance docket no. 6796, se-
curities of Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway ; [approved May 11,
1928: supplemental order]. 1928. [1] +616-617 p. ([Finance decision]
3223.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3223
Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway. Finance docket no. 6861, bonds of
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway ; decided May 17, 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 693-696. ([Finance decision] 3239.) [From I. C. C.
reports, V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3239
Locks. No. 19433, Schlage Lock Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com-
pany et al. ; [decided Apr. 19, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1]+190-
192 p. ([Opinion] 13328.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 1332&
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1 loQ June, 1928
Locomotives. No. 19299, Railroad Commission of Wisconsin v. Aberdeen & Rock-
fish Railroad Company et al. ; decided May 7, 1928; [report and order of
commission]. [1928.] 199-210+iii p. ([Opinion] 13332.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC l.G/la : 13332
Longview, Portland and Northern Railway. Finance docket no. 6854, notes of
Longvie'w, Portland & Northern Railway ; decided May 5, 1928 ; report of com-
mi'^sion. [1928.] p. 633-634. ([Finance decision] 3230.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3230
Liibricating-oils. No. 19540, Flynn, Welch & Yates v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 28, 1928; report of commission].
1928 [1] +298-300 p. ([Opinion] 13352.) [From, I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13352
Lumber. No. 18416, Mell & Sons Lumber Company, Incorporated, v. Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report of commis-
sion]. 1928. [1] +124-126 p. ([Opinion] 13310.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13310
No. 19286, Blanchard Lumber Company, Incorporated, v. New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company; [decided Apr. 13, 1928; report and
order of commission]. 1928. [l]+184r-186+ii p. ([Opinion] 13326.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13326
No. 19376, Flowers Lumber Company v. Seaboard Air Line Railway Com-
pany; decided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 265-266.
([Opinion] 13341.) [From I. C. C reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13341
No. 19745, Milne Lumber Company v. Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 17, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 167-168. ([Opinion] 13320.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5e.
IC 1.6/la : 13320
. No. 20005, Joseph W. Cottrell Lumber Company v. Baltimore <& Ohio
Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 14, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 119-120. ([Opinion] 13308.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13308
Machinenj. No. 18714, Manufacturers' Association of Chicago Heights v. Illi-
nois Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 25, 1928 ; report [and
order] of commission. [1928.] 385-386+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13377.) [Re-
port from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13377
Midland Valley Railroad. Valuation docket no. 675, Midland Valley Railroad
Company et al. ; [decided Apr. 30, 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [2] +
389-444 p. il. (B-672.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 10c.
IC 1.6/la :B-672
Misroutirig. No. 19556, Mallard Brokerage Company v. Texas & Pacific Railway
Company et al. ; decided Apr, 18, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p.
325-326. ([Opinion] 13357.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la: 13357
No. 19861, Nash Dietz Company v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
et al. ; decided May 1, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 453^55.
([Opinion] 13395.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13395
■Mound City and Eastern Railicay. Finance docket no. 6424, construction of
line by Mound City & Eastern Railway Company ; decided Apr. 28, 1928 ; re-
port of commission. [1928.] p. 553-562. ( [Finance decision] 3210.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3210
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railway. Finance docket no. 3500, bonds of
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railway; approved Apr. 24, 1928; 4th supple-
mental order. 1928. p. 475. ([Finance decision] 3197.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3197
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Ju^^:. 192S 1121
Keic York, Chicago and St. Loivs Railroid. Finance docket no. 2919. acquisi-
tion and stock issue by Xew York, Chicago &: St. Louis Railroad: [approved
May 2. 192S ; 2d supplemental order]. 192-8. p.[l]. 572. ([Finance deci-
sion] 3214.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 13S.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la: F-3214
Oklahoma City. Okla. No. 15995, Corporation Commission of State of Okla
homa et al. v. Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; de-
cided Apr. 9, 192S ; [report and certificate of public conTenience and neces-
sity of commission on further hearing]. [1928.] 251-2.54-7- [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 13338.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 133SS
Paper. Investigation and suspension docket no. 30)7, paper and paper articles,
in less than carloads, from Virginia cities and eastern points to the South :
decided Apr. 23. 1928; report [and order] of commission. [192S.] 21.5-221—
[1] p. ([Opinion] 13334.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, r. 142.] * Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13334
No. 19814. Hutchinson Paper Company v. Chicago. Rock Island & Gulf
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 27. 192S ; report of commission. 192S.
p. 401. ([Opinion] 133S3.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. .5c.
IC 1.6 la : 133S3
Peaches. Xo. 18649. Welch & Welch r. Southern Pacific Company et al. : de-
cided Apr. 9. 1928: report of commission. [192S.] p. 267-269. ([Opinion]
13342.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la : 13342
Pecos and Rio Grande Telephone Company. Finance docket no. 6795. purchase
of properties of Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone Company by Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company; [decided Apr. 23. 192S : report of commission].
1928. [1] -^476-478 p. ([Finance decision] 3198.) [From I. C. C. reports.
T. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/'la : F-319S
Pennsylvania Railroad. Finance docket no. 6S35. stock of Pennsylvania Rail-
road; [decided Apr. 24. 1928; report of commission]. 1928. [1]— 4.52-4-54 p.
([Finance decision] 3191.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 13S.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6 la : F-3191
Peppers. Xo. 18745. S. H. & E. H. Frost r. Central of Georgia Railway Com-
pany et al. ; decided Apr. 14. 1928: report of commission. [192S.] p. 131-
132. ([Opinion] 13312.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6 la : 13312
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway. Finance docket no. 745, guaranty
settlement Avith Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway : [decided Apr. 10. 1928 :
report of commission]. 1928. [1] —5.50-5.52 p. ("[Finance decision] 3209.)
[From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6, la : F-3209
Potatoes. X'o. 19535, Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange r. Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10. 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 193-194. ([Opinion] 13329.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la : 13329
Pulp toard. Xo. 19969. Robert Gaylord, Incorporated, et al. r. Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Railway Company et al. : decided May 1. 192S : report of
commission. [192S.] p. 405-^06. ([Opinion] 13385.) [From I. C C. re-
ports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6 la : 13385
Railroad employees. Wage statistics, class 1 steam roads in United States
[including 16 switching and terminal companies] Mar. 1928 : [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. 192S. [4] p. il. oblong large S" t IC 1 ste. 25 : 92Si 3
Railroads. Freight and passenger service operating statistics of class 1 steam
railways in United States, compiled from 157 reports of freight service
statistics representing 168 railways and from 151 reports of passenger serv-
ice statistics representing 162 railways (switching and terminal companies
not included). Mar. 1928 and 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Mar.
1928. [2] p. oblong large S'' [Subject to revision.] t ICI ste. 21 : 92S 3
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1 192 June, 1928
Railroads — Continued.
Operating revenues and operating expenses of class 1 steam railways in
United States, compiled from monthly reports of revenues and expenses for
185 steam railways, including 16 switching and terminal companies, Apr. 1928.
and 1927 [and] 4 months ended with Apr. 1928 and 1927; [prepared in] Bu-
reau of Statistics. Apr. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] f
IC 1 ste.l9 : 92814
OiJerating revenues and operating expenses of large steam railways, se-
lected items for roads with annual operating revenues above $25,000,000, Apr.
1928 and 1927 [and] 4 months ended with Apr. 1928 and 1927 ; [prepared in]
Bureau of Statistics. Apr. 1928. [2] p. oblong large 8" [Subject to revi-
sion.] t IC 1 ste.20 : 928/4
Operating statistics of large steam railways, selected items for Apr. 1928,
compared with Apr. 1927, for roads with annual operating revenues above
$25,000,000; [prepared in] Bureau of Statistics. Apr. 1928. [2] p. oblong
large 8° [Subject to revision.] f IC Iste. 22: 928/4
Revenue traffic statistics of classi 1 steam railways in United States, in-
cluding mixed-train service, compiled from 158 reports representing 169 steam
railway.s, switching and terminal companies not included. Mar. 1928 and 1927
[and] 3 months ended with Mar. 1928 and 1927; [prepared in] Bureau of
Statistics. Mar. 1928. 1 p. oblong large 8° [Subject to revision.] t
IC 1 ste.24 : 928/a
Reconsignment. No. 18749, L. Powers Fruit Company et al. v. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; [decided Apr. 24, 1928; report of commission]. 1928.
[1] +346-350 p. ([Opinion] 13365.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142] ♦Pa-
per, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13365-
Roofing. No. 11203, Standard Paint Company et al. v. director general, Ala-
bama & Vieksburg Railway Company, et al. ; decided May 8, 1928 ; report [and
supplemental order] of commission on reargument. [1928.] 221-229+ viii p.
([Opinion] 13335.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1 6/la : 13335-
Routing. Investigation and suspension docket no 2999, routing from points on
Spokane, Coeur D'Alene »& Palouse Railway, eastbound transcontinental ; [de-
cided Apr. 30, 1928; report and order of commission]. 1928. [1] +230-236+
[1] p. ( [Opinion] 13336.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13336.
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. Finance docket no. 6798, St. Louis-San Fran-
cisco readjustment; decided May 2, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 505-516. ([Finance decision] 3206.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1 6/la : F-320e
Same; approved May 11, 1928; supplemental order. 1928 p. 617.
([Finance decision] 3224.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3224
■ Finance docket no. 6856, St. Louis-San Francisco equipment trust, series
CC; decided May 12, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 673-676.
([Finance decision] 3235.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3235v
Salt. No. 19463, Acme Hay & Mill Feed Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 24, 19^8 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 351-352. ([Opinion] 13366.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13366
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad. Finance docket no. 6440, proposed
operation of terminal tracks by San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad ; [de-
cided May 15, 1928: report of commission]. 1928. [1] +658-664 p.
([Finance decision] 3233.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : F-3233.
Sand. No. 19188, L. W. Rexroad & Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 28^290. ([Opinion] 13348.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1 6/la : 13348.
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June. 1928 1123
Sand — Continued.
No. 19362. Northwestern Lumbermens As.soeiation v. Minneaimlis. Sr. Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company; decide<l Apr. 10. 192S : i-oport of com-
mission. [1G2S.1 p. 295-297. ( [Opinion] 13351.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142 ] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13351
No. 19635. Chamber of Commerce. Traffic Bureau [Reck Island. 111.] v.
Cliicaso. Indianapolis & Louisvilli' Railway Company et al. : [decided Apr. 25,
1928 r report of commission]. 192S. [1] +396-398 p. ([Opinion] 13381.)
[From I. C C. reports, v. 142] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13381
No. 19726. T. B. Baker v. Nashville. Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway et
al. : de<-ided Apr. 14. 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 137-138. ( [Opin-
ion] 13314.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13314
No. 19772. Ccdumbia Sand Company, Incorporated, r. Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 26. 1928 : report of commission. [1928.]
p. 329-330. ([Opinion] 13359.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13359
Seahoard Air Line Railu-cni. Finance docket no. 6580. proposed acquisition of
control hy Seaboard Air Line Railway Company ; decided May 12. 1928 : reixirt
of commission. [1928.] p. 665-672. ([Finance decision] 32,34.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3234
Shookft. No. 19505, American Crate tS; Basket Company r. X'nion Pacific Rail-
road Company et al. : [decided Apr. 9. 1928: report and order of commission].
1928. [1] +272-274 -fii p. ([Opiiuon] 13344.) [Report from I. C. C. reports.
V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13344
Silica. No. 19086. Columbia Glass Company et al. v. Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : decided Apr. 17. 1928 ; report of commis-
sion. [1928.] p. 169-173. ([Opinion] 13321.) [From I. C. C. reports, v.
142.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13321
Sodium diclxromafe. No. 19273. Amalgamated Leather Companies, Incorpo-
rated, r. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey et al. : decided Apr. 17.
1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 159-160. ([Opinion] 1.3317.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13317
SpeUcr. No. 19695. Federated Metals Corporation v. Central Railroad Company
of New Jersev et al. ; [deeded Apr. 27. 1928: report of commission]. 1928.
[11+402-404 p. ([Opinion] 13384.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Pa-
lier. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13384
Spoolti {for lextUe machinery) . No. 19860. Schwarzenbach Huber Company v.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company : decided Apr. 28, 1928 : report of commis-
sion. '[1928.] p. 365-366. ([Opinion] 13371.) [From I. C. C. n ports,
V. 142.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13371
StanJey, Merrill and Phillips BaiUray. Finance docket no. 227. deficit status
of Stanley. Merrill & Phill'ps Railway ; decided May 4. 1928 : report of com-
mission. '[1928.] p. 583-584. ([Finance decision] 3217.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5e. IC 1.6/la : F-3217
Steel. No. 18907, Ingalls Iron Works Company v. Galvesron. Harrisburg «S: San
Antonio Railway Company et al. ; decided Mar. 30. 1928 : report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 121-i23. ([Opinion] 13309.) [From I. C. C. reports,
y. 142.] * Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13309
Stone. No. 19650. Olive Hill Limestone Company, Incorporated, v. Baltimore
& Oh'o Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 21, 1928 : reijort of commission.
[1928.] p. 211-214. ([Opinion] 13333.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13333
Siififir. No. 13569. southeastern sugar investigation ; decided June 4. 1928 : sup-
plemental report [and orders] on reconsideration. [1928.] 459-4G5+vii p.
([Opinion] 13397.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la: 13397
No. 18291. Layton & Layton. Incorporated, et al. r. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company et al. ; decided Apr. 27. 1928 : report [and order] of commission.
[1928.1 311-314+ [1]* p. ([Opinion] 1.3354.) [From I. C. C. reports, y. 142.]
* Paper. 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13354
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■1124 June, 1928
Sulnhnr No 19744, Stfiiiffer Chem'cal Company of Texas v. Houston & Brazos
Valley Railway Company et al. ; decided Apr. 25, 1928 ; report of commission.
n<mi n 3'>7-32S. ([Opinion] 1335S.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5e. " I^ 1<^/1^^ ■ ^^^^S
Tennessee Railroad. Finance docket No. 1359, deficit status of Tennessee Rail-
• road- decided Apr. 25, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 449-450.
( [Finance decision] 3189.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c.
^^ IC 1.6/la : F-3189
Texas and Pacific Raihcay. Finance docket no. 6867, Texas & Pac fie equipment
trust series B ; decided May 15, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 677-
680 '([Finance decision] 3236.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5e.
^ IC 1.6/la : F-3236
Thornton ami Alexandria Railway. Finance docket no. 6401, abandonment of
line liy Tliornlon & Alexandria Railway Company; approved Apr. 20, 1928;
^UDplemental order. 1928. p. 483. ([Finance decision] 3201.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.0/la : F-3201
Time. No. 10122, standard time zone investigation; decided May 19, 1928;
16tii supplemental report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 279-285+ [1]
p ([Opinion] 13346.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13346
Toledo. ,sf. Louis and Western Railroad. Valuation docket no. 83, Toledo,
St Louis & Western Railroad Company; [decided Apr. 13, 1928; report of
commission]. 1928. [2]+2S7-361 p. il. (B-670.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 141.] * Paper, 10c. IC 1.6/la : B-670
Tomatoes. No. 1S332, John F. Barker Produce Company et al. v. Arizona
Eastern Railroad Company et al. ; decided Apr. 10, 1928: report [and order]
of commission. [1928.] 255-258+ [1] p. ([Opinion] 13339.) [Report from
I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13339
No. 18746. J. S. Wise v. Illinois Central Railroad Company et al. ; decided
Apr. 24, 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 341-343. ([Opinion]
13363.) [From I. C. C. reports, V. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13363
Train-control devices. No. 13413, in matter of automatic train-control devices :
no. 13413 (sub-no. 24-2), in matter of automatic train-stop device of General
Railway Signal Company on Baltimore division (east end) and on portion of
Baltimore Terminal division, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ; decided Apr. 25.
1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 301-310. ( [Opinion] 13353.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13353
Ticine. No. 16369, Portland Traffic & Transportation Association et al. v.
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company et al. ; decided Apr. 14,
1928; report [and order] of commission. [1928.] 127-130+ [1] p. ([Opin-
ion] 13311.) [Report from I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper, 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13311
Union Railroad of Oregon. Finance docket no. 6466, acquisition and operation
of line by Union Railroad of Oregon; decided Apr. 19, 1928; report of
commission. [1928.] p. 457-^60. ( [Finance decision] 3193.) [From I. C. C.
reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3192
Utah Railway. Valuation docket no. 538. Utah Railway Company; decided
Apr. 30, 1928 ; report of commission. [1928.] p. 545-576. (B-677.) [From
I. C. C. reports, v. 141.] * Paper, 5c. . IC 1.6/la : B-677
Wahasli Railway. Finance docket no. 6807, bonds of Wabash Railway ; decided
May 2. 1928; report of commission. [1928.] p. 501-504. ([Finance deci-
sion] 3205.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3205
Washington Western Railway. Finance docket no. 2482, deficit status of
rJri""^'^°" Western Railway; decided Apr. 25, 1928; report of commission.
[1.328] p. 451-452. ([Finance decision] 3190.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. . IC 1.6/la : F-3190
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West Side Belt Railroad. Finance docket no. 883, guaranty status of West
Side Belt Railroad: [decided Apr. 10, 1928; report of commission]. 1028.
[n+54S-r.50 p. ([Finance decision] 3208.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.]
* Paper, Oc. IC 1.6/la : F-3208
Western Maryland RaiHvai/. Finance docket no. 6173, acquisition of control
b.v Western Maryland Railway Company ; decided Apr. 9. 1928 : report of
commission on reconsideration and reargument. [1928.] p. 461—467.
([Finance decision] 3194.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 138.1 * Paper. 5r
IC 1.6/la : F-3194
Wheels. No. 19197. United Yerde Copper Company et al. v. Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway Company et al. : decided Apr. 13. 1928 ; report of com-
mission. [1928.] p. 315-320. ([Opinion] 13355.) [From I. C. C. reports.
V. 142.] * Paper. 5c. IC1.6/la : 13355
Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad. Finance docket no. 2213, securities of
Wichita Falls <& Southern Railroad ; approved May 5, 1928 : supplemental
order. 1928. p. 613. ([Finance decision] 3221.) [From I. C. C. reports,
V. 138.] * Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : F-3221
Wire. No. 19685. Dudlo Manufacturing Corporation v. Chicago & North West-
ern Railway Company et al. : decided Apr. 25, 1928; report of commission.
[1928.] p. 383-384. ([Opinion] 13376.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.]
* Paper, 5c. IC 1.6/la : 13376
Wool. No. 19284, Boston Wool Trade Association r. Abilene & Southern Rail-
way Company et al. ; decided Api*. 27, 1928; report of commission. [1928.]
p. 321-324. ([Opinion] 13356.) [From I. C. C. reports, v. 142.] * Paper. 5c.
IC 1.6/la : 13356
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Advance Automobile Accessories Corporation. In Court of Claims, no H-3,
Advance Automobile Accessorie.s C<!rporation v. United States; defendant's
ob.lections to plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant'!^ request for
findings of fact, defendant's brief. [1928.] p. 35-46. t J 1.13: Ad 95
American Molasses Company of Neic York. No. H-45, in Court of Claims,
American Molas.'^es Company of New York v. United States : defendant's
request for findings of fact and brief. 1928. cover-title, 14-69-90 p. t
J 1.13 : Am 3/119
Apex Electric Manufaoturing Company. In Court of Clainia no. H-13, Apex
Electric Manufacturing Company r. United States; defendant's ob.iections to
plaintiff's request for findings of fact, defendant's request for findings of
fact, and defendant's brief. [1928.] p. 35--10. % J1.13:Ap26
Asiatic Petroleum Company {Neiv York), Limited. In Court of Claims, no.
E-326, Asiatic Petroleum Company (New York), Ltd., v. United States; de-
fendant's motion for new trial [brief and argument.] [1928.] p. 137-
149. -t J 1.13 : As 42/3
Bell d Co. In Court of Claims, no. H-116, Bell and Company and HoUiugs-
Smith Company, affiliated corporations, i'. United States ; defendant's brief.
[1928.] p. 21-27. t J 1.13 :B 413/4
Belland, Albert. No. 971, in Supreme Court. Oct. term, 1927. Albert Belland et
al. V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 5th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-
title, i+6 p. t J 1.13 : B 414
Bonring, Charles W. No. lOUl, in Supreme (^.'ourt, Oct. term, 1927, Charles W.
Bowring r. Frank K. B(;wers, collector of internal revenue for 2d district of
New York, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
2d circuit ; brief for respondent in opposition. 1928. cover-title, ii+21 p. $
J 1.13 :B 086/3
Burt, Wellington R. In Court of Claims, no. ,1-188, Second Natioiial I*>ank of
Saginaw. Saginaw, Mich., ti-uste? of estate of Wellington R. Burt. r. I'nited
States; demurrer [and brief]. [1928.] p. 115-123. t .J 1.13 :B 95
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CurroU Electric Company. In Court of Claims, no. C-920, Harry R. Carroll &
Louis D Carroll, partners trading undei- firm, name of Carnal Electric Com-
miiv r United States: defendant's exceptions to commissioner's rep^^rt.
U1)2S.] 'p. 101-103. t J 1.13 :C 236/13
In Court of Claims, no. C-921, Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll,
partners trading under firm name of Carroll Electric Company, v. United
«;tqte^- defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report. [1028.] p. 139^
j]l I J 1.13 : C 236/14
In Court of Claims, no. C-923, Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll,
partners trading under firm name of Carroll Electric Company, v. United
sVite^- defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report. [1928.] p. 57-62. X
~ ' ■ ' J 1.13 :C 236/15
In Court of Claims, no. C-924. Harry R. Carroll and Louis D. Carroll,
partners trading under firm name of Carroll Electric Company, v. United
States- defendant's exceptions to commissioner's report. [1928.] p. 147-
l'49. 'i J 1.13 : C 236/16
Clarlc, Chapman 8. In Court of Claims, no. C-1153, Chapman S. Clark v.
United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1928.]
p. 1-10. t J 1-13 '■ <^ 547/3
Clark, Mrs. Nannie M. In Court of Claims, no. C-108-1, Nannie M. Clark v.
United States; defendant's request for findings of fact and brief. [1928.]
p. 1-8. t J 1-13 : C 548/5
Cook, Marl/. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1928, Arthur J. Karnuth,
director of immigration, and Charles Dreher, inspector in charge immigra-
tion service, r. United States, on petition of Preston M. Albi'o, attorney, for
Mary Cook and Antonio Danelou ; petition for writ of certitirari to circuit
court of apepals for 2d circuit and brief in support thereof. 1928. cover-
title, i+18 p. I J 1.13 : C 772/2
United States circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit, no. 274, Oct. term,
1927, United States, on petition of Preston M. Albro, on relation of Mary Cook
and Ant(»nio Danelon, t). Arthur J. Karnuth, director of immigration, and
Charles Dreher, inspector in charge immigration service, appeal from district
court for western district of New York; [opinion of court]. [1928.] \x
49-54. t J 113 : C 772/3
Echols, Jerry L. No. 1011, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Jerry L. Echols v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i+5 p. t J1.13:Ec45
Eilay Company. No. 961, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, Ellay Company v.
Frank K. Bowers, collector of internal revenue for 2d district of New York,
on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 2d circuit ;
brief for respondent in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+11 p. t J 1-13 : El 53
Ehf d Walker Dry Goods Company. No. 8100, in circuit court of appeals for
8th circuit, Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company i-. United States, appeal from
district court for eastern district of Missouri ; brief for appellee. 1928. cover-
title, ii+18 p. t J 1.13: El 94
Farri.% G. W. No. 96S, in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927. G. W. Farris and
Amos Farris v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928.
cover-title, 1+11 p. t j 1.13 : F 249
Great Lakes Steamship Company. In equity, no. 2456, in district court for
northern district of Ohio. United States ■??. Great Lakesi Steamship Company
ct al.; amended petition. 1928. cover-title, 9 p. t J 1.13 : G 793/20
Griyy, J. Walter. Nos. 941 and 953, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. J. Walter
Grigg V. United States; Sidney P.. Sligh v. [same], on petitions for writs of
certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United States.
1928. cover-title, i+3 p. J J 1.13 : G 876
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Giioranti/ Trust Conipaini of Xcir York. In «iuity, consolidated cause no. 299
with 290, in district court for district of Minnesota. Guaranty Trust Company
of New York, as trustee, et nl., v. Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
et ill., before Howard S. Abbott, special master; brief for United States on
petition of United States to estabiis-li priority, under R. S. sec. :-!4G6, upon
claims nos. 2700 and 41S6. 1928. cover-title, 25 p. $ J 1.13 : G 931/2
Harris, Simon- D. In Court of Claims, no. D-533, Simon D. Harris et al. v.
United States; defendant's brief in opposition to motion for new trial. [1928.]
p. 73-79. t J 113 : H 243/3
Harris Brothers Companii. In Court of Claims, no. F-ir)9, Harris Brothers
Company v. United States ; defendant's objections to findinjis requested, de-
fendant's request for findings of fact, and brief. [1928.] p. 155-182. |
J 1.13 : H 244/10
HfiidersoH, John. No. 984. in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, John Henderson v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
4th circuit ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+8 p. t
J 1.13 : H 383/2
Huilsnn Kavifjation Companij. No. D-391, in Court of Claims, Middleton S. Bor-
land, as receiver of Hudson Naviiration Company, v. United States; defend-
ant's request for findiniis of fact and brief. 1928. cover-title, ii+175-
275 \y. t J 1-13 : H 869/7
Klceson Conjpanij. No. 2711, circuit court of appeals, 4th circuit, Kleeson Com-
pany V. David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue, on petition to
review decisions of Board of Tax Appeals; brief for respondent. 1928.
cover-title, i+22 p. t J 1.13 ;K 672/2
Krenmcr, A., Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. F-207. A. Kreamer. Inc., v.
United States ; defendant's brief. [1928.] p. 23-26. ? J 1.13 :K 87
Lassen Lumher and Box Coiupany. No. 5331, in circuit court of appeals for
9(h circuit, Lassen Lumber & Box Co. r?. David H. Blair, commissioner of in-
ternal revenue, upon writ of error to Board of Tax Appeals ; brief for defend-
ant in error. 1928. cover-title, i+30 p. ± J 1.13 ;L 337
Leather, William. No. 940, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, William Leather
and Leon K. Leigh i\ United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to
C<nirt of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title.
i+6p. :i: J 1.13 :L 483/8
Loreland. Mrs. Florence L. No. 1007, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. John
Winthrop Loveland, as executor of Florence Lee Loveland, Helen Loveland
Armstrons-. and Florence Loveland Barron (submitted for Florence Lee Love-
land). V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of
appeals for 3d circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-
title, i+16 p. % J 1.13 :L 942
Mimnamjh, John L. No. F-388. in Court of Claims. John L. Mimnaugh, jr.,
executor of .John L. Mimnaugh, v. United States ; defendant's objections to
plaintiff's request for findings of fact and brief. 1928. cover-title, i + 107-
1.38 p. t ^ J 1.13 :M 6.53
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Companii. No. F-65, in Court of Claims,
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company v. United States ; brief on behalf
of defendant in answer to brief of amici curiae and to reply brief of plaintiff.
1928. cover-title, ii -1-191-219 p. % J 1.1.3 : M 666/26
Murray, John E. In Court of Claims, no. 112-D, John E. Murray [et al.] v.
United States; defendant's brief on new trial. [1928.] p. 133-138. t
J 1.13 ; M 964/3
Nicolich, Marco. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. tenn, 1928, United States v.
Marco Nicolich : petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for
5th circuit. 1928. cover-title, i-t-2 p. t J 1.13 : N 545
Persson, Oscar E. F. No. — , in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1928, United States
V. Oscar Edvin Ferdinand Persson ; petition for writ of certiorari to circuit
coujt of appeals for 5th circuit. 1928. cover-title, i -1-3 p. $ J 1.13 : P 432
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Portsmouth Harhor Land and Hotel Coinpanii. No. 884, in Supreme Court. Oct.
term 1'.I27, I'ortsmuuth Harbor Land »S: Hotel Company et al. r. Unitefl States,
on petit i">n for writ of certiorari to Court of Claims; brief for United States
in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+10 p. t J 1.13 : P 838/15
Power T. C. d Bro. No. 5359, in circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit, T. C.
Power and Bro. r. commissioner of internal revenue ; brief for respondent on
motion to dismiss. 1928. cover-title, i +9 p. t J 1.13 : P 871/5
Ralston, John M. No. 985. in Supreme Court, Oct. term. 1927, John M. Rnlston
V, D. B. Heiner, collector of internal revenue, 23d district of Pennsylvania,
oil petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals for 3d circuit;
brief for respondent in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+8 p. t
J 1.13 : R 139/2
Saunders Systeui Wa-sMiigton Coiiipamj. In Court of Claims, no. F-402, Saun-
der.s System Washington Company v. United States; defendant's objections to
plaintiff's request for findincrs of fact, defendant's request for findings of
fact, defendant's brief. [1928.] p. 77-88. t . J 1.13 : Sa 87
Smiler, David A. No. 982, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927. David A Smiler v.
United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit couii; of appe:ils
for 5th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i-f7p. t J1.13:Sm42
Southern Pacific Company. In Court of Claims, no. E-352, Southern Pacific
Company v. United States ; defendant's exceptions to report of commissioner.
[1928.] p. 13-31. t J 1.13: So 8/94
Suffff, J. D. Transcript of record, in circuit court of appeals, 5th circuit, no.
5312, David H. Blair, commissioner of internal revenue, vs. estate of J. D.
Sugg, E. S. Briant, temporaiy administrator, i>etition for review of decision
of Board of Tax Appeals (district of Texas). [192S.] cover-title, i+15 p. t
J 1.13 : Su 34
Taleott, Jonathan R. No. 951, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Cynthia R.
Talcott. executrix of Jonathan R. Taleott, r>. United States, on petition for
writ of certiorai'i to circuit court of appeals for 9th circuit ; brief for United
States in opposition. 1928. cover-title, ii+18 p. ? J 1-13 : T 143
Wallace, Arthur W. No. 17022, in district court for northern district of Illi-
nois, eastern division. United States v. Arthur W. Wallace et al. ; brief in
opposition to demurrer. 1928. cover-title, ii+39 p. t J 113 : W 155/5
Ware Radio, Incorporated. In Court of Claims, no. E-61, Ware Radio, Inc., v.
United States; stipulation [and agreed statement of facts]. [1928.] p. 1-7. $
J 1.13 : W 229
Woods, William 8. In Court of Claims, no. F-380, Hugh Wilhite et al., trus-
tees under will of William Stone Woods, v. United States ; defendant's brief.
[1928.] p 35-72. J J 1.13 : W 868/2
Yankton Indians. No. 970, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Yankton Sioux
tribe of Indians v. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to Court
of Claims ; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title, i+10 p. $
J 1.13 : Y 16/?
Young, Rotert L. No. 964, in Supreme Court, Oct. term, 1927, Robert L. Young
V. United States, on petition for writ of certiorari to circuit court of appeals
for 9th circuit; brief for United States in opposition. 1928. cover-title,
i+8p I J 1.13 :Y 86/4
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HYDKOGRAPHIC OFFICE
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Canal, Portland (Oreg.), Seattle, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and Duluth.
Hi/droffraphio hiilletin, weekly, no. 2022-25 ; June 6-27. 1928. 1928. Each 1 p.
f" and large 4" [For Ice supplements to accompany nos. 2022-25. see below
under center head Charts the subhead Ice.] t N 6.3 : 2022-25
Mexico and Central America pilot, west const, from United States to Colombia,
including gulfs of California and Panama. 7th edition. 1928. v+446
p.+ [3] leaves, il. 8 pi. map, 2 p. of maps. ([Publication] 84.) [The 3 leaves
given in the collation consist of request coupons which are detachable.]
t Paper, 90c.
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Notice to aviators 6, 1928; June 1 [1928]. [1928.] 3 p. 12° [Monthly.] t
L. C. card 20-20958 N 6.25 : 928/6
Notice to mariners 22-26, 1928; June 2-30 [1928]. [1928.] [xliii]-f 564-711
leaves. [Weekly.] t N 6.11 : 928/22-26
Radio aids to navigation, including details of radiocompass stations, radiobea-
cons. weather bulletins, storm and navigation warnings, time signals, etc. ;
corrected to Mar. 15, 1928. Notice to mariners 11, 1928. 1928. ix+447 p. il.
3 maps. ([Publication] 205.) t Paper, 75c.
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Tide calendars. Tide calenchir [for Baltimore (Fort McHenry) and Cape
Henry], July, 1928. 1928. 1 p. 4° [Monthly.] t N 6.22/2 : 928/7
Tide calendar [for Norfolk and Newport News, Va.], Julv. 1928. [1928.]
[2] p. 4" [Monthly.] t N 6.22/1 : 928/7
How to order pnblicailon.s— See information following Contents
June, 1928 1133
Aviation charts
Gracias a'Dios, Cape. Cape Gracios [Gracias] a'Dios, Nicaragua-Port Limou.
Costa Rica : aviation chart V-252. Scale 10 naut. m.=1.5 in., 10 stat. m.=1.3
in., natural scale 1 : oOO.OOO at lat. 12° 30'. Washington, Hytlrograiihic Office,
Mav. 192S. 49.1 X 10.1 in. [Provisional chart. Contains text and illustrations
on reverse.] t 40c. N 6.27 : V-252
Hahana, Cuha-Vovt Morelos. Mexico; aviation chart Y-249. Scale 10 naut.
ni.=l.o in.. 10 stat. m.=1.3 in., natural scale 1:500.000 at lat. 22°. Wash-
ington, Hydrographic Office. May, 1928. 50X10 in. [Provisional chart. Con-
tains text and illustrations on reverse.] t 40c. NG.27: V-249
Morelos, Port. Port Morelos, Mexico-Puerto Barrios, Guatemala ; aviation chart
V-250. Scale 10 naut. m.-=1.5 in., 10 stat. ni.=1.3 in., natural scale 1 : 500,000
at lat. 18° 30'. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May. 1928. 52X10.1 in.
[Provisional chart. Contains text and illustrations on reverse.] t 40c.
N 6.27 : V-250
Puerto Barrios, Giiatemala-Cai)e Gracias a'Dios, Nicaragua ; aviation chart
V-251. Scale 10 naut. m.=1.5 in.. 10 stat. in.=1.3 in., natural scale 1 : 500.000
at lat. 16°. Washington, Hydrographic Office. May, 1928. 51.1X10 in. [Pro-
visional chart. Contains text and illustrations on reverse.] t 40c.
N 6.27 : V-251
Charts
Bering Sea and Strait. Siberia and Alaska, compiled from latest information ;
chart 68. Natural scale 1:3.436.385 at lat. 62°. Washington, Hydrographic
office, published Mar. 1917. 13th edition. May. 1928. 34.6X32.3 in. t 50c.
N 6.18 : 68
Buenaventura, Colomhia. Port Buenaventura. Pacific Coast of Colombia, from
British survey in 1846 corrected from latest information to 1927 ; chart 1786.
Scale naut. m.=1.5 in., natural scale 1 : 48.642. Washington. Hydrographic
Office, published May, 1899, 12th edition. May, 1928. 24.8X36.3 in. f 40c.
N 6.18 : 1786
Guajira Peninsula. Peninsula de Guajira. South America, north coast, Cabo
la Vela to Punta de Espada. including los Monges (the Monks), from surveys
by U. S. S. Niagara in 1926 and 1927 : chart 5519. Natural scale 1 : 145,157
at lat. 12° 30'. Washington, Hydrogi-aphic Office, May, 1928. 29.1X50.2 in.
t 60c. N 6.18 : 5519
Honda Baii. Bahia Honda, Peninsula de Guajira, Colombia, north coast, from
survey by U. S. S. Niagara in 1927: chart 5518. Scale naut. m.=2.4 in.,
natural scale 1:30,000. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May. 1928.
29.9X33 in. f 40c. N 6.18: 5518
Ice. Ice supplement to Hydrographic bulletin: issue 244. Scale 1° long.=0.3
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany
Hydrogi-aphic bulletin 2022, June 6. 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 244
Same: issue 245. Scale 1° long.=0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2023,
June 13. 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 245
Same; issue 246. Scale 1° long. =0.3 in. Washington, Hydrographic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hydrographic bulletin 2024. June
20. 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 246
Same: issue 247. Scale 1° long.=0.3 in. Washington. Hvdrosraphic
Office [1928]. 8.9X11.8 in. [To accompany Hvdrographic buUerin 2025,
June 27. 1928.] t N 6.3/2: 247
Kobe Ko. Naikai (Inland Sea). Honshu, south coast. Japan, from Japanese
survey in 1918: chart 1645. Scale ntrnt. m.=7 in., natural scale 1:10.396.
Washington. Hydrographic Office, published Mar. 1!321. 5th edition. May,
1928. 39.2X25.9 in. t 50c. N 6.18: 1645
How to order publications — See inforuiation follo^vini? Contents
J 234 June, 1928
Maracaibo, Gulf of. Gulf of Venezuela (Golfo de Maracaibo), Colombia and
Vt^nczuel'a, from surveys by U. S. S. Niagara between 1925 and 1927; chart
5520 Natural scale 1:242,045 at lat. 11° 40'. Washington, Hydrographic
Office, May, 1928. 32.6X4S.3 in. t TOc. N 6.1S : 5520
Molukka Passage. Islands between Molukka Passage and Mindanao, Eastern
Archipelago, from United States and Netherland Government surveys to
19'>4 • chart 1727. Natural scale 1:745,483 at lat. 4' Wa.shington, Hydro-
graphic Office, published Apr. 1909, Sth edition. May, 1928, 34.9X26.3 in.
t 40c. N 6.18 : 1727
Nemitro Peninsula. Approaches to Nemuro Hanto, east coast of Hokushu,
Japan, from Japanese survey in 1921 ; chart 5535. Natural scale 1 : 88,958.
Washington, Hvdrographic Office, May, 1928. 28.1X41,4 in, f 50c.
N 6.18: 5535
Pilot charts. Pilot chart of Central American waters. July. 1928; chart 350O.
Scale 1° long.=0,7 in. Washington. Hydrographic Office. June 15. 1928.
23.4X35.1 in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau,] 1 10c. N 6.24:928/7
Note. — Contnins on i-everse : Chart of the world, showing great circle distances and
azimuths from Washington, D, C, to all points on the earth's surface.
Pilot chart of Indian Ocean, Aug. 1928; chart 2603. Scale 1° long.=0.2
in. Washington, Hydrographic Office. June 15, 1928. 22,6X31 in. [Monthly.
Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather Bureau.] 1 10c.
N 16,17 : 928/8
Note. — Contains on reverse : Tropical storms of eastern north Paciflc Ocean, by Willis
Edwin Hurd ; [with] Cyclone of Sept. 9-10, 1922, by David Polowe and other officers,
Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, July, 1928; chart 1400. Scale 1°
]ong.=0.27 in. Washington, Hydrogi-aphic Office. June 15. 1928. 23,2X31.8
in. [Monthly. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the Weather
Bureau.] t 10c.
L. C. card 14-16339 N 6.15/1 : 928/7
Note. — Contains on reverse : Current chart of north Atlantic Ocean, July, covering
track of low-powered steamers between Straits of Florida and English Channel,
Pilot chart of upper air, north Atlantic Ocean. June. 1928; chart 1400a.
Scale 1° long.=^0.27 in. Washington, Hydrographic Office, May 28. 1928.
23X31.8 in. [Mnnthlv. Certain portions of the data are furnished by the
Weather Bureau.] t 10c, N 6,28: 928/6
Note. — Contains text on reverse.
Telegraph chart of the world, showing submarine cables, principal land lines,
and radio stations [with insets] ; chart 2180a-c. Scale 1° long. =0,2 in.
Washington, Hydrogi-aphic Office, published Sept. 1923, 5th edition. May, 1928.
3 sheets, each 37.9X26.9 in. t 40c. per sheet. N 6,18 : 2180 a-c
British Isles, North Sea, and Baltic,
Newfoundland to Chesapeake Bay,
West Indies and Central America,
Thames River. River Thames entrance, England, east coast. North Foreland
to the Nore, from latest British surveys ; chart 4479. Natural scale 1 : 52.100.
Washington. Hydrogi-aphic Office, published Mav. 1915, 12th edition. May,
1928. 20.3X47.4 in. t 50c. N 6.18 : 4479
NAVAL ACADEMY
Report of board of visitors to Naval Academv, Annapolis, Md., Apr. 26, 1928.
1928. [l]+5 p. t
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RECRUITING BUR3E1A.TJ
Posters. [Poster] 304. [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York, Apr.
20,1928.] 14X17 in. [Title is : Making another record.] t N 17.23/1 : 304
Same, 305, [Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York, May 28, 1928.]
14X17 in. [Title is : Shore leave.] t N 17.23/1: 305
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I
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SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS BUREAU
Accounting numhers. Appropriations and subheads showing accounting num-
bers. 1929 edition. July 1, 1928. 192S. ii-fl2 p. 4° (Accounting bullitin
1, pt. 1.) t N 20.3 : 1/929-1
Supply Corps, Navy. Memorandum for information of officers of Supply Corps,
commanding officers, and commandants; June 1. 1928. [1928.] p. 1U41(>-
440+ leaves 1044Ga-o. 12° [Monthly. Includes Advance notice of changes in
Manual of Supply Corps, Navy, 1922. J $ N 20.7/1 : 310
PAN AMERICAN UNION
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prices usually ranging I'l'ora 5c. to .$2.50. The price of the English edition of the bulletin
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countries outside the Pan American Union. Beginning with Jan. 1925, the I'an American
Union began the publication o^f 4 series, in Spanish and Portuguese, on the following
sulijects : Agriculture ; Education ; Finance, industry, and commerce ; Public healtli and
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They are not published in English. Tlie subscription price is 50c. for 12 issues of each
series ; single copies of any series, 5c. Address the Pan American Union, Washington,
D. C.
Agriculture. Progresso agricola na America Latina ; [por W. A. Orton].
[1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Agricultura no. 20, Maio de 1928.) [Do Boletim da
Uniao Pan-Americana, Maio, 1928.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for 12
issues of series, 50c. AR 1.12 : p 20
Alcoholism. A defesa contra o alcoolismo. [1928.] ii+10 p. (Saude publica
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Americana. Junho. 1928.] t Paper, 5c. ; sub.scription price for 12 issues of
series, 50c. AR 1.15 : p 22
Bulletin {English edition i. Bulletin of Pan American Union, June, 1928;
[v. 62, no. 6]. [1928.] iv+547-654 p. il. [Monthly. For price, see note
above under center head.]
L. C. card S-30967 AR 1.6 : e 62/6
• Same. (H. dec. 60, pt. 6, 70th Cong. 1st sess.)
{Portuguese edition). Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana, Junho, 1928.
edigfio portuguesa; [v. 30. no. 6]. [1928.] iv+413-488 p. il. [Monthly. For
price, see note above under center head.]
L. C. card 11-27014 AR 1.6 : p 30/6
• {Spanish edition). Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Junio, 1928, sec-
ciOn espanola; [v. 62. no. 6]. [1928.] iv + 569-675 p. il. [Monthly. For
price, see note above under center head.]
L. C. card 12-12555 AR 1.6 : s 62/0
Diseases of plants. Enfermedades de las legumbres en la America Tropical ;
[por C. M. Tucker]. [1928.] ii + 18 p. il. (Agricultura no. 41, Junio de
1928.) [Del BoletJn de la Union Panamericana, Junio, 192S.] t Pttper, 5c.;
subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.12 : s 41
Libraries. Bibliothecas latino-americanas ; [por Charles E. Babcock]. [1928.]
[1]+15+[1] p. il. (Bibliothecas americanas no. 1.) [From Bulletin, Apr.
1928.] t Paper, 5c.
L. C. card 28-26489 AR 1.34 : 1
Mexico [foreign trade of Mexico for 1926] latest reports from Mexican official
sources. [1928.] [1]+12 p. (Foreign trade series no. 40, 1928.) t
L. C. card 13-6842 AR 1.19 : 40
Milk. Importancia de un abastecimiento de leche pura ; [por Samuel J.
Crumbine]. [192S.] ii+14 p. il. (Salud publica y puericultura no. 41,
Junio de 1928.) [Del Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Junio, 1928.]
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HoTV to order publications — See information follOTvinsT Contents
1 1 0f' June. 1928
Pprti rforeien trade of Peru for 1926] latest reports from Peruvian official
^sources! !;928.] [1]+14 p. (Foreign trade series no. 39, 1928.) t
L. C. card 22-26690 ^^^ 119 : 39
Petroleum Importancia do scbisto bituminoso na extracgao petrolifera ; [por
Willi-im C Whittam]. [1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Finangas, industria. commercio
no 20 Maio de 1928.) [Do Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana, Maio, 1928.]
t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.14 : p 20
Professions. Orientagao vocacional, um programma educativo ; [por Harry
D kit«on]. [1928.] 12 p. il. (Educagao no. 20. Junbo de 1928.) [Do
Boletim da Uniao Pan-Americana. Junbo, 1928. Publicado no tbe Nation's
sc'bools Janeiro de 1928.] t Pfipcr, 5c.; subscription price for 12 issues of
series, 50c. AR 1.13 : p 20
Riffhts of women. Igualdad de dereclios para la mujer ; [discursos por Julia
Martinez y Doris Stevens]. [1928.] ii+14 p. il. (Salud piiblica y puericul-
tura no. 40, Mayo de 1928.) [Del Boletin de la Union Panamericana, Mayo,
19''8 1 t Paper,' 5c. ; subscription price for 12 issues of series, 50c.
AR1.15:s40
Schools. Progressive schools in Latin America; [by Heloise Brainerd].
[1928] 16p.il. (Education no. 7.) [From Bulletin, May, 1928.] t Paper.
5c. ■ AR 1.11 : 7
Science. La ciencia y el obrero ; [por James J. Davis]. [1928.] ii+14 p. il.
(Finanzas, industria. comercio no. 39. Junio de 1928.) [Del Boletin de la
Union I'anamericana, Junio, 1928.] t Paper, 5c. ; subscription price for 12
issues of series, 50c. AR 1.14 : s 39
Street lighting. El alumbrado de las calles ; [pur O. F. Haas]. [1928.]
ii+18 p. il. (Finanzas, industria, comercio no. 88, Mayo de 1928.) [De] Bole-
tin de la Union Panamericana, Mayo, 1928. De Annals of American Acad-
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price for 12 issues of series, 50c. AR 1.14 : s 38
PANAMA CANAL
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of the Secretary of War, it is not a part of the War Department.
Panama Canal record, v. 21, no. 44-47 ; June 6-27, 1928. Balboa Heights, C. Z.
[1928]. p. 591-642. [Weekly.]
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Envelopes. Proposal and specifications for stamped envelopes and newspaper
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Alien property. Executive order authorizing Alien Property Custodian to selt
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Luzerne County, Pa., belonging to Caroline Countess Zur Lippe et al. of
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Indians. Executive order [providing that trust period on allotments of
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Regan, Mrs. Rita C. Executive order [authorizing appointment of Mrs. Rita C.
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under homestead or desert land laws by qualified ex-service men of War
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oi)en to general public under any public land law applicable thereto]. May
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GOVERNMENT ACTUARY
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
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Spkcial akticles. — No. 22. Current world prevalence of communicable diseases. —
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Court decision relating to public health.
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VETERANS' BUREAU
Medical bulletin. United States Veterans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 4, no. 6,
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Special akticles. — Basal lesions in pulmonary tuberculosis, with report of 7 cases
[and with list of relorences ; by J W. A. Colton. — Pulmonary hydatid cyst, with hysteri-
cal manifestations [with list of references ; by] Benjamin Apfelberg. — Earlv diagnosis
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Medical bulletin — Continued
anemia and its treatment [with bibliography ; by] David L. Libcrman. — Nephritis in
far advanced pulmonary tuberculosis; [by] J. A. Ren6. — Psychometric methods (con-
tinued) ; [by] G. V. N. Dearborn. — Bronchial asthma relieved by removal ot oral focal
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Impaction of bran in gastrointestinal canal; [by] E. J. Butzke, H. O. Barker, J U.
Boswell, and T. E. Drewett. — Standardization of clinical laboratory work in hospitals
and regional offices : Examination of gastric contents. — Mental hygiene, lecture to
nurses; [by] David M. Gardner. — Tlierapeutlc occupation for psychotics ; [by] A. L.
Roberts. — Occupational therapy helped to win fight ; [by] Eunice M. Gates.
■ Same, v. 4, no. 7, July, 192S; B. W. Carr, editor. 1928. viii+581-G51
p. il. 2 pi. [Monthly.] VB 1.16: 4/7
Special articles. — Address of Director [of Veterans' Bureau] Frank T. Hines at
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Medical Council.— Artificial pneumothorax in Veterans' Bureau ; [by] I'hilip B. Matz. —
Effects of changes in altitude on pneumothorax cases ; [by] Eugene A. (Jatterdam. —
Pneumothorax, spontaneous bilateral, with report of 3 cases [and with list of refer-
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pneumothorax; [bv] Homer van Home. — Psychometric methods (continued); [by]
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Unusual dental anomaly [with list of references; by] C. S. Klinkert. — Case of bilat-ral
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Army regulations.
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leaf binders. The names of such of the more important administrative! subjects as
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certain administrative regulations pertaining thereto. Where more than one pamphlet
is required for the administrative regulations pertaining to any such title, additional
pamphlets will be issued in a separate sub-series.
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^ W 1.6/1 : 1.5-5/2
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sedes AR 30-450, June 6, 1927.] * Paper, 5c. W 1.6/1 : 30-4;iU/3
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2 p. [Supersedes AR 30-965, Changes 1, Sept. 11, 1924.] t
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1928. 1 p. t W 1.6/2 : 35-1480/ch.l
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35-4220. Same : Subsistence and rental allowances for commissioned officers, warrant
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W 1.6/1 : 95-45
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Army regulations — Continued.
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605-5 Commissioned oificers : Appointment i i Regular Army, except in Medical
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1 p. [Supersedes AR 605-5, Oianges 1, Dec. 18, 1926.] t
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[Supersedes AR 605-200, Changes 1, Mar. 31, 1927.] t
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610-5. "Warrant oflScers : General provisions, Changes 1 ; June 25, 1928. [1928.J
2 p. t W 1.6/2 : 610-5/ch.I
615-275. Enlisted men: Furloughs, passes, and delays; May 28, 1928. [1928.]
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[1928.] 26 p. [Supersedes AR 775-10, Dec. 31, 1925.] *Paper, oc.
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Technical regulations.
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leaf binders. They will consist of a series of pamphlets containing regulations of a
technical nature, such as descriptions of, instructions for the care of, instructions for
the handling of, and the proper nomenclature of arms, materiel, and equipment of
the various branches. This series will include the class of publications heretofore
known as handbooks. Technical regulations will be numbered in the same manner as
are Training regulations, but 1000 will be added to the general subject numbers, i. e.,
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1445-270.
1360-3A. Antiaircraft ammunition : Ammunition for 3-inch antiaircraft guns, M1917,
M1918. and M1925, prepared under direction of chief of ordnance ; Mar.
19, 1928. [1928.] 26 p. il. * Paper, 5c. W 1.22 : 1360-3A
Training regulations.
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loaf binders.
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420—20. Infantrv : Dismounted ceremonies, prepared under direction of chief of in-
fantry: Apr. 2, 1928. [1928.] 21 p. [Supersedes TR420-20, June 9,
1924. including Changes 1, Feb. 15, 1926, and Changes 2. Jan. 3. 1927.]
* Paper, 5c. W 1.21 : 420-20/2
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
Military communicaUoiis. Basic signal communication, students manual for all
arms; prepared under direction of chief .'signal officer. Reprint [with
clianges] 1928. v+S6 p. il. 1 pi. (United States Army training manual 20.)
* Cloth, 30c. W 3.39/1 : 20/2
U. 8. Army recruiting news, bulletin of recruiting information issued by direc-
tion of Adjutant General of Army, v. 10. no. 11 and 12 ; June 1 and 15, 1928.
[Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y., June 1 and 15, 1928.]
Each 16 p. il. 4° t Recruiting Publicity Bureau, Governors Island, N. Y.
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AIR CORPS
Air navigation maps
Kansas City, Mo., to Muskogee, Okla. ; air navigation map no. 24 (experimental).
Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500,000. Engineer Reproduction Plant, Army,
Washington Barracks, D. C, 1924, [revised] 1928. 35.6X10.2 in. 1 35c.,
Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Dept. W 87.22/2 : 24
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June, 1928 1151
Omaha, Nebr. Omaha to North Platte, Nebr. : air navigation map no. 11 (ex-
perimental). Scale 10 m.=1.3 in., scale 1:500.000. Engineer Reproduction
Plant, Army, Washington Barracks, D. C, 1925 [reprint 19281. 37.2X10.2
in. t 35c., Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Dept. W 87.22/2 : 11
MAT^KrEI. DIVISION
Airplane spirming characteristics. Airplane Branch [report, with list of refer-
ences] ; by H. A. Sutton. 1928. iii+32 p. il. 2 pi. 4'' (Air Corps. Air
Corps information circular, v. 7, no. G13, Feb. 15, 1928.) $ W 87.11/2: 7/613
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
CheJialis River. Wash., report on preliminary examination and survey of Che-
halis River. Wash. May 21, 1928. 21 p. 3 maps. (H. doc. 315, 70th Cong.
l.st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
Great Lakes, connecting waters, principal harbors, and river channels, report
on preliminary examination and survey of Great Lakes, their connecting
waters, principal harbors, and river channels. Apr. 30, 1928. 92 p. 4 maps.
(H. doc. 2.53. 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper. 20c.
L. C. card 2.8-26494
Pupef ^mmd and tributary waters. Wash., report on preliminary examination
and plan and estimate of cost of improvement of Pusret Sound and tributary
waters, Wa.sh., particularly in respect to condition of channels nnd mouths
of such rivers, with view to clearing of such channels and mouths of sand
bars and other obstructions by use of suction dredge or otherwise. May 18,
1928. 23 p. ( H. doc. 307, 70th Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 5c.
St. Laxcrence River between Ogdensburg. N. Y., and Lake Ontario, report on
preliminnry examination and survey of St. Lawrence River between Ogdens-
burg, N. T., and Lake Ontario. May 21. 1928. 17 p. map. (H. doc. 316, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper. lOc.
Skagit River. Wash., report on preliminary examination of Skagit River. Wa.sh.
May 19. 1928. 17 p. map. (H. doc. 311, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 10c.
Sk^panon River. Skipanon Channel. Oreg.. report on preliminary examination
and survey of Skipanon channel. Oreg. May 11, 1928. 19 p. map. (H. doc.
278, 70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Paper, 5c.
Stilaguamish River, Wash., report on preliminary examination and survey of
Stilaguamish River. Wash. May 19, 1928. 13 p. map. (H. doc. 312, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 15c.
Vmpqua River and entrance. Oreg., report on preliminary examination of
Umpqua River and entrance, Oreg. May 21, 1928. 18 p. map. (H. doc. 317,
70th Cong. 1st sess.) * Pajjer, 10c.
Waddington Harbor, N. Y., report on preliminary examination and survey of
Waddington Harbor. N. Y. May 22, 1928. 12 p. map. (H. doc. 322, 70th
Cong. 1st sess. ) * Paper, 10c.
NOBTHEBN AND NOBTHWESTEBN LAKES SURVEY
Note. — Charts of the Great Lakes and connecting waters and St. Lawrence River to
the international boundary at St. Regis, of Lake Champlain, and of the New York State
canals are prepared and sold by the U. S. Lake Survey Office, Old Customhouse. Detroit,
Mirh. Charts mav also be purchased at the followine TJ. S. eneinef r offices : 710 Army
Building, New York. N. Y. ; 467 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. ; 540 Federal Building, Buffalo,
N. Y. ; and Canal Office. Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. A catalosrue (with index map), show-
ing localities, scales, prices, and conditions of sale, may be had upon application at any
of these offices.
A descriptive bulletin, which supplements the charts and givps detailed information as
to harbors, shore lines and shoals, magnetic determinations, and particulars of changing
conditions affecting navigation, is issued free to chart purchasers, upon request. The
bulletin is revised annually and issued at the opening of navigation (in April), and sup-
plements thereto are published monthly during the navigation season.
Complete sets of charts and publications may be seen at the TJ. S. eneineer offices in
Duluth, Minn., Milwaukee. Wis., Chicago, 111., Grand Rapids. Mich., Cleveland, Ohio,
and Oswego, N. Y., but they are obtainable only at the sales offices above mentioned.
Hofv to order publications— See Information tolloyving Contents
^■j^^2 June, 1928
Great Lakes. Supplement 2, June 22, 1928, corrections and additions to Bul-
letin 37 ; to supplement information given upon charts of Great Lakes. U. S.
Lakes Survey Office, Detroit, Mich. [June 16, 1928]. p. 1-3+leaves 4-11 +
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How to order pultlications— See inCoriuation follovflng; Contents
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Index to
Monthly Catalogue
United States
Public Documents
Nos. 391-402
July, 1927-June, 1928
ISSUED BY THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS
WASHINGTON
1^529
INDEX
To Monthly Catalogue, July, 1927-June, 1928
'SOTE.— Entries appear in this index (/) under names of Government or corporate authors; (2) under personal
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.
Incfiisive paging is not given.
A Page
A. B. A. Independent Oil & Gasoline Co 870
A. E. F., see American Expeditionary Forces.
.\. J. II., see Henry, Alfred J.
Aamodt, O. S., inheritance in wheats 203,211
Aarhus Harbor, chart 249
Aslander, Alfred, sulphuric acid weed spray. 4,72
Abaco islands, chart 248
Abashiri Byochi, chart of north coast _ . . 1051
Abberger, George W., relief 985
Abbot, C. G.:
high frequency rays, introduction 190
on evolution of stars 191
statement rel. to first airplane 1107
sun rays, in Africa, Chile and California-.. 898
sun rays, influence on plants, etc 191
see also .\strophysical Observatory.
Abbott, C. J., bridge across Ohio River 427,582,670
.\bbott, W. S., external parasites of poultry 786
Abbott, William M., v. United States 1016
.\bdomen:
Hodgkin's disease 247
wounds and injuries 246,247
Aberdeen, Miss., bridge 429,544,585
Aberdeen, Ohio, bridges 427,583,670
.\berdeen, S. Dak.:
Commercial Club —
grain 34
Aberdeen & Rockflsh R. R.:
locomotives 1120
notes - 30
rates 32,471
rates on—
baskets 1025
cement 467, 868
coal.. 296,869
cotton 32,869
hides and skins 1030
strawboard ill
Abernethy, Charles L., statement 967
Abilene & Southern Ry.:
rates on^
cotton 469
cotton-seed 101,1027
horses 736
posts 873
potatoes 873
wool 1125
.\borigines, see Indians.
.\ bortion of cattle 73
Abrasives:
coated products, elimination of waste 1093
materials in 1926 340
Absaroka National Forest, additions...697, 931, 1012
Abscesses:
appendix abscess versus pyonephrosis. 247
of liver 907
Absenteeism in industry 46
Absorption spectra, see Spectra.
Page
Academic degrees, see Degrees (colleges, univer-
sities, etc.).
Academic dissertations, see Dissertations
(academic) .
Academies, statistics, 1925-26 603
Academy of Sciences, see National Academy of
Sciences.
.\cala cotton, see Cotton.
Accident bulletin. Interstate Commerce Comn. 365
-A.ccidents:
air accidents and casualties 921
aviation crashes at Pensacola, 1927 496,497
coal-mine fatalities in U. S., 1920 282
coke-oven accidents, 1926 411
cost to employer 117
eve examination factor in reduction 497
industrial accidents, 1922-23. 372
industrial accidents to women 117
metal-mine accidents in U. S., 1925 85
mine accidents due to explosives 85
quarry accidents in United Stales, 1925 19
statistics, Mines Bur. publications 19,85
to .\meriean seamen, settlement 1129
see also Collisions at sea — Employers' liabil-
ity and workmen's compensation —
Industrial accidents and hygiene
series — Railroad accidents — Safetv
of life.
Acclimatization study, fishes and amphibians. 660
Accounting:
budget, publications for sale 462. 1112
farm accounts, publications for sale... 225, 1020
farm cost accounting system 4
numbers for Navy 1135
nurse's point of view 247
under Federal farm loan act 24
uniform system for steam roa<ls, order 96
see also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.
Accounting bulletin 1 135
Accounting Office, see General ,\ccouniiiig
Office.
.Accounts:
of U. S. marshals and commissioners 432,
1001,1100
prompt rendition, to require 951
see also Accounting — also names of Depart-
ments, bureaus, etc.
Accounts and Collections Unit, Internal Rev-
enue Bur _ 1069
Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept., see Supplies
and .\ccounts Bureau, Navy Dept.
Accounts Committee, House:
abolishing useless offices, etc 346
reports 416,417,546,805,942,943
Accounts Division, Justice Dept 618
Acetaldehyde in Bartlett pears 532,647
Acetic acid a*; soil disinfectant 783,915
Acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid test 514
Achelis, George, heir, v. Germany 634
1153
1154
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Achclis, Thomas, i'. Germany 634
Acid-fast organisms, method for staining 640
Acid pliosphate. xcc Phosphates.
Acid soil, xfe Soils.
Acids, census of manufactures, 192;). _ Hb
see ahn names of acids.
Ackerman, A. J., San Jose scale 1082
Ackerman, Adam B., relief..-. 348
Acme Brick Co.: _^_^ „_ „„„
bricks 98,607,732
hollow tiles - 871
switching charges '-H
\cmeroaK'o. r. United States 237,608
Acme Ilav & Mill Feed Co., salt 1122
Acme Mills, freight rates 471
Acme, Palmers & DeMooy Foundry Co 366
.\coma Indians, to reserve lands 681,847, 1098
Acorn Lumber Co, lumber 475
.Vctinomyces infection in swine 399,527
Actinomycosis, with repori of 2 cases 907
.\ctinotherapy:
bone tuberculosis treatment 197
u.se in case of lupus vulgaris 65
.\ctions at law:
injury in place under V. S. jurisdiction. 430, 543
rules in common-law actions .590,8,50
suits against corporations 686
see alsn names of litigants.
.Vets, see Laws.
Actuaries Board 464
report, 1927 464
Actuary, Government, see Government
Actuary.
Adamantinoma of pituitary 1071
Adams, Clayton H., relief 4,33
Adams, Frank D., gem districts of Ceylon, etc. 190
.\dams, Fred, schizoid mechanisms. 392
Adams, George, relief .348
Adams, Howard, receiver, v. T^nited States. 116. 370
Adams, J. E., soil of Lawrence Co., Ind 1085
Adams, Oscar S., first-order triangulation net . 15
Adams, Robert C, receiver, v. United States.. 746
Adams, Thomas S., double taxation relief 410
Adams, William E., naval record 973
Adams, William W.:
coal-mine fatalities in U. S., 1925 282
coke-oven accidents, 1926 ._.. 411
explosives production in U. S., 1926 85
inetal-inine accidents in V. S., 1925 85
(jUiirry accidents in U. S., 1925 19
-Vddison E. BuUard, schooner, relief of owners. 83K,
980, 1094
Addres.ses:
copyrighted 118,
179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926 245
see also subject of address, name of person
by whom delivered, name of body
before which delivered, or place
where given.
.\ddressing machines. Government supplies. .. 511
.\den. Gulf of, pilot, supplement 757
Adenoids, tuberculous infection 502
Adirondack & St. Lawrence R. R 39
Adjusted compensation act, see World War
adjusted compensation act.
.\djutant General's Dejiartment 66, 136,
199, 265. 32.5, 393, 516, 641, 775, 908, 1072, 11,50
.Vnny regulations _. no
Adjutants General .Association . . i 594. 693, 804
Adler, Leonard E., r. Mexico, correction of
claimant's name 2
Administrative .\ssistant and Disbursing Offi-
cer, Library of Congress, abolition
of oflice 688,850,934
Administrative branches of Government, see
Executive Departments.
Adolf, John, claim... 38.5, .587, 800, 81 1
Adrian!, .Vlherlo:
la Conferencia Parlamentaria Internacional
de Comercio .'iOi
las deudas extranjeras y la balanza comer-
cial de los Estados Unidos. 7C0
Adult education:
college and university extension . 863
public educalion in years 1924-26 93
public evening schools. 93
Adulteration, see names of articles adulterated"
Advance Automobile Accessories Corp 459,1125
Page
Advance Bag & Paper Co., Inc., paper hags.. 1033
.Advertising:
automotive products in Latin America 151
for community promotion. 409
remission of duty recommended 379
shipment to British Empire 1090
Advisory Committee for .Aeronautics, see
National Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics.
.Advisory Committee on Zoning, city planning. .541
Advisory Committee to Division of Venereal
Diseases 134
Aerial Legal Experts, International Technical
Committee of, see International
Technical Committee of .Aerial
Legal Experts.
-Aerial navigation, see .Aeronautics, and refer-
ences.
Aerial photographs, map compilation from 601
.Aero, see headings beginning .Aero — .Air— .Avia-
tion.
Aerodynamics:
balance for P-lB and P-5 airplanes 642
characteristics of airfoils.. . 1 19, 179, 495, 752, 1046
characteristics of wing sections 119
determination of mean chord 642, 777
simple aerodynamics and the airplane 325
same, correction of subhead 328
Aerofoils, see .Airfoils.
.Aerology:
Bjerknes theory, aerologieal data 790
international aerologieal soundings 212
-Aeronautic instruments, see names of instru-
ments.
Aeronautical er4uipment, see .Aircraft.
-Aeronautics:
abstract of State laws 791
advances made by Max M. Munk, resume. 1046
air commerce regulations 213,921, 1086
aviation as a career 325, 1072
bibliography, 1925 1046
civil aeronautics in TTnited Kingdom 339
civil aeronautics in United States 1087
crashes at Pensacola in 1927 496,497
estimate for air navigation facilities 509
information circular, .Air Corps 137,
325, 516, 642, 777, 778, 909, 1073, 1151
index 1073
international conference on civil aeronaut-
ics 997,1060,1104
land for air navigation facilities .505,
631.10.57. 1141
medicine and hygiene —
aviation hygiene 246,247
correspondence course, medical avia-
tion fi6
naval aviation, medical aspects... 887, 1047
nomenclature 1 19
publications —
for sale b v supt . of docs 292, 862
lists of air publications 148,213,791
standard atmosphere chart 87, 343
trade directory 1 087
see also Aerodynamics — Aircraft — .Airplanes
— .Aviators — Balloons — Seaplanes-—
a/so certain headings beginning -Air—
also National Advisory Committee
for -Aeronautics.
-Aeronautics .Advisory Committee, see National
-Advisory Committee for -Aeronau-
tics.
Aeronautics and Communication Section, For-
eign and Domestic Commerce Bur. 339
Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Depl. 12, 78, 148, 213,
277. 337, 406, 535, 658, 791, 921, 1086
report, 1927 '278
Aeronautics bulletin (formerly Information bul-
letin) 922, 1086, 1087
Aeronautics Bureau, Navv Dept 374,7.53
report, 1927 374,7.53
.Aeroplanes, see -Airplanes.
-Afognak Island, chart 215
-Africa:
charts 50,122,498,758,889
cocoa in West .Africa.. 1089
film market , short-subject 795
foreign service officers of U. S 1056
lights, etc., on coasts 1049
pilot, supplement 756
I
July-June
1155
Page
Africa— Continued.
sun rays, studying 898
see also Union of South Africa.
Agadir Road, cliart 52
Age:
effect on heat production of chiclcens (2) 4
Hagerstown, Md., morbidity studies —
age curve of illness M
causes of illness, difTerent ages. _. 1070, 1148
illness and death by age of persons 19«
sex differences at difTerent ages 1070
various diseases according to age 1070
see also Old age.
Aged and Infirm, Home for, see Home for Aged
and Infirm, D. C.
Agee, Mrs. Brewster, relief 449
Aghiyuk Island, Interior Dept. control __ _ 763
Agnew, Mary A., workers in agric. subjects 652
Agoncillo,Gregorio, r. Philippine Islands.. 370,882
Agricultura serle, see .\griculture.
Agricultural attaches:
e.Cpanding foreign serv. in Agric. Dept.—
hearings 674
reports 674,835
.Vgricultural banks, see Federal land banks-
Joint stock land banks.
Agricultural chemistry:
chemistry in Agriculture Dept Ml
control of optimum fertilization 71. 141
publications for sale by supt. of does f;03
Agricultural clubs:
boys' and girls' 4-11 club work 330, .523
clubs agricolas de jovens 314
-Vgricultural colleges:
statistics, 1926, land-grant colleges 463
workers in, list 652
see also names of agricultural colleges or uni-
versities with which they are con-
nected.
Agricultural colonies, see Farm colonies.
.\gricultural credit:
accounting, etc., under Fed. farm loan act. 24
publications for sale 225, 1020
see also Federal Farm Loan Bureau— Fed-
eral land banks.
Agricultural day, to provide for. 572,961
.Vgricultural economics, see .\gricultural situa-
tion (periodical).
Agricultura] Economics Bureau 4,72,142,204,
270, 329, 400, 526, 648, 784. 916, lOSO
estimates 388,52.5,636,1063
market news service to Montgomery, .\la. . .525
report, 1927 ". 330
service and regulatory announcements... 5,
72, 143, 271, 330. 401, 649
see also Tenny, Lloyd S.
Agricultural education, see .\gricultural col-
leges— .\griculture.
-Agricultural experiment farms, see names of
farms.
Agricultural experiment stations:
animal disease control work 273
bulletins to end of 1920, list 652
food crop improvement 273
home economics research 144,207
income, expenditures, etc., 1920 144
list of bulletins, 192.5-26 331
publications, 1925-26 144
report on experiment stations, 1926 144
soil betterment 273
workers in, list. 652
see also names of stations.
.\gricultural Extension Service, see Extension
Service, .\griculture Dept.
-■Vgricultural extension work, see .\griculture.
Agricultural implements, see Farm implements
and machinery.
Agricultural Implements Division 84,340
-■Vgricultural Instruction Division 528,529
.Vgricultural labor, see Farm labor.
-Agricultural machinery, see Farm implements
and machinery.
-Vgricultural outlook, see .Agriculture.
.Agricultural pests, from imported plants 208
see also names of pests.
-Agricultural products:
crop report regulations 525
foreign trade of United States 142
market news service to Montgomerv, Ala. 525
marketing farm produce by parcel post 400
Page
-Vgricultural products— Continued.
marketing perishables, unfair practices 836
national standards for farm products 270
predicting crop prices, to prohibit 546
price situation 142
prices received by producers 5
produce agency act, administration " 388
see also Crops— also names of special prod-
ucis.
.Agricultural relief, see Agriculture.
Agricultural research journal, see Journal of agri-
cultural research.
.Agricultural schools, see -Agricultural colleges—
also names of agricultural schools, or
colleges with which they are con-
nected.
-Agricultural series, see .Agriculture.
-Agricultural situation (periodical) 5,72,142,
204, 270, 329, 400. 526. 648, 784, 916,1080
.Agricultural Students, National Congress of,
see National Congress of Vocational
.Agricultural Students.
.Agriculture:
agricultura serie (Portuguese) 54,
252,314,761,1135
agricultura serie (Spanish) 5.5,124,185,253,
378, 501, 628, 760, 893, 1053. 1 135
agricultural outlook, 1928 526,648
agricultural relief (surplus control)—
bill and prospectus, Poindexter plan... 353
export debenture plan . .546
hearings 546,675,808,983
minority views 808
reports 704,803,832,939
statement of William Hollingsworth... 983
veto message 10.56
agricultural series. Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education 26,225
birds in relation to agriculture —
common birds of southeastern U. S 330
common birds useful to farmer 6,650
magpie 272
census, 1925—
county tables 5-8 for individual States. 12,
13, 14, 15, 79, SO, 81, 82, 149, 150
reports for States 337,407,535
same, descriptive circular 1087
summary statistics 78
census publications for sale 358
classification, labrary of Congress 885
cooperative associations .52G
corn-belt farming system G49
county agents in flood areas —
hearings 346
law 543
reports 417,447
employment prospects for 1928 372
extension work —
cooperative work, 1 925 143
estimate, 1929 1065
further development, hearings. 417,448,835
further development, law 1 098
further development, reports 417,
448, 703, 938
handbook 528
ten years of agronomy extension. 528
to extend benefits to Hawaii, hearings. 1105
to extend benefits to Hawaii, law 933
to extend benefits to Hawaii, reports. 598,
806
in Europe, survey 400,648
in the South, success factors 204
income from agricultural production 142
livestock farming in Black Prairie Belt 270
livestock farming pubs, of Ala. and Miss.. 270
permanence of dilTerences in experimental
field 647,787
progressn agricola na .America Latina 1135
report of Sec. of -Agriculture, 1927 329, 1080
run-oft' from small agricultural areas 3. 77
statistics, 1926 142
.statistics, 1927 1080
vocational agriculture-
development, etc., in States 572,
679, 703,811,9.'iO
project planning 26
teachers' course in farm shop work 1018
teachers' tenure in Mississippi 1018
training of teachers 224
1156
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Agriculture— Continued.
workers in subjects pertaining to, list 65J
see also Drv farming— Farms— a^w certain
headings beginning Agricultural-
Agriculture— Farm— a/.so names of
special prnducts.
Aericulture and Forestry Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative.— 353,448,572,703,836,983
correction of entry (S. rp. 865) 914
hearings ^48,
572, 573, 703, 704, 835, 836, 983, 984,
1109
minority views -- 704
reports 447,448,449.572,573,
703. 704, 835, 836, 837, 982, 9.S3, 984,
110!)
Agriculture Committee, House:
calendar, legislative ">40. 674, 806. 943
hearings-.- 346.417,546,
547, 674, 675, 806, 807, 943. 1105, 1)05
minority views 806
reports. . . - 346. 417, 546, 547, 674, 675. 806, 807, 943
.\griculture Department -- 3, 71. 141.
203. 269, 329, 399, 525, 647, 783, 915,
1079
aiJiiropriations, 1929 —
amendment to budget 770
estimates 509,637,770
hearings 547, 704
law 931
reports 675,704,938
Bieber Building, to pay for use, etc.—
hearings 443
law__.. 543
report 443
ehemi.stry .- 141
Department bulletins —
title-pages, etc., bulletins 1176-1400 053
see also subjects of bulletins,
employees —
relief of certain employees, hearings 417
technical workers, list 141
functions of major branches 141
li f irary 333
report. 1927 333
official record, weekly publication 4,
71, 141, 204, 270, 329, 400, 525, 648,
783, 915, 1079
index to v. 6.. 648
publications—
for distribution 8, 9
for sale by supt. of docs 159,862
issued during 1901-25 403
publications on (lists)—
bees-- 206
corn 26
forestry for the farm 402
forestry on farm woodlands 052
grain sorghums 275
oat production 788
onions.-- __ 401
report of Sec. of Agriculture, 1927 329, 1080
yearbooks —
1926 yearbook 142
1927 yearbook 1080
for sale by supt. of documents 159, 862
see also Farmers' bulletins.
Agriculture Department of Massachusetts:
soil survey of Worcester County _ 276
Agriculture Department of \orth Carolina:
soil survey of Yadkin Countv.. 108I
tobacco ■ 276
Agriculture Department of Philippine Islands^
proiiagafSo de Dlantas tropicaes _ 761
Agronomy, see .Vgricultiu-e.
Agronsky, Gershon, reclamation of Palestine 226
.\grostology, see Grasses.
.Minapee A Western lly.:
rates on—
'm>\os ._.. 230
'"■'cks ___ 8,57
essolme 298,472,736
I'*»!'ej;---- 873
pulpboard 874
Aikins, John T., r. United sii„f '"'^ated.
Aiier?" "wiel, pressure di.strih„tinn ??n
nslie, George G.: riDution 119
larger corn stalk-borer
larger sod web worm. J*
Page
Air:
air-nitrogen processes 288
carbon monoxide determination 19
child's need of open air 750
correlation of static with atmosphere aid to
navigation. 52, 123
flame propagation of natm-al gas in air 662
forces on biplane and triplane models 119
mass exchange in free air 11
pressure, Gulf Stream fluctuations 212
pressure, on coming to rest from speeds 119
radio atmospheric disturbances 191
requirements of 2-stroke cycle engine 119
solar radiation depletion by atmosphere 11
standard atmosphere 343,495
standard atmosphere chart 87.343
tables based on standard atmosphere 119
widespread bumpiuess. example 534
see also Aerology — Aeronautics, and refer-
ences—Barometric depressions-
Humidity — Temperature.
Air commerce, see .\eronautics.
Air-cooled engines, see Engines.
Air Corps 66, 136.199.325
516,642,775,909,1073.11.50
flying cadets, aviation as career 325, 1072
increase efTiciency by promotion, etc. —
hearings 824,970,1107
reports 970,1005
statement of Charles A. Lindbergh 824
information circulars 137,325, 516,
642. 777, 778, 909, 1073, 1151
index 1073
property issued to National Guard 200
regulations-
Army regulations 198. 324, 774, 1149
technical regulations 324, 774
training regulations 516,641, 908
technical order 66, 1 36, 137
testing plant, transfer 441,672,719
Air Corps retriever, construction, etc. 966, 1002, 1098
.\ir-hardening rivet steels.- 344
.\ir Information Division, Aeronautics Branch,
Commerce Dept 12,78,148,213,
277, 337. 406, 535, 658, 791, 792
Air mail:
air mail information 1053
air mail service —
Albany and Cleveland .- 1053
New York-.\tlanta-New Orleans 894
route C. A. M. 3 1136
route C. A. M. 18 1136
schedule, changes 1053
beacon site in Nevada _. 127
beacon site or landing field in Calif 57
envelopes of distinctive design 894
postage rates 1138
'Stamps, improper use 126
to amend air mail act —
hearings 567
law.-.. 931
report 567
transportation to foreign countries, etc.—
hearings 567
law 667
reports 567.596
Air marking for cities 148.337, 1086
Air navigation, see Aeronautics.
Air Navigation, International Commission for,
see International Commission for
Air Navigation.
Air navigation maps 775,909, 1150
Air Nitrates Corporation, Muscle Shoals lease,
hearings 24, 288, 350, 573
Air ports:
glass for air ports, marine standard 21
Air ports (aeronautics), see .\irports and avia-
tion fields.
Air routes, see .\irways.
Air Service, see Air Corps.
Air-ships, see .\irships.
.\ir stations, see Airports and aviation fields.
Air Traffic Association, see International Air
Traffic Association.
.\ircraft:
accidents and casualties 92)
ammunition, technical regulations 199,1072
armament, Air Corps technical order 66
armament, technical regulations 324,
515,641,1072
census of manufactures, 1925 80
July-June
1157
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Aircraft — Continued.
control for seacoast defense 718,853
control surfaces, lift, drag, etc 310
damages by Army aircraft, claims 966
engines —
combustion chambers, performance G24
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
fuel injection, etc., study 119
fuel sprays, apparatus for studying 495
normal and high air temperatures 495
overcompressed engine using gasoline.. 495
Roots type supercharger ... 1046
sprav penetration, etc., reproduci-
bihty 1046
supercharging air-cooled engine 752
technical regulations 324
exhaust equipment temperature... 777
fire prevention 777
flow and drag formulas for quadrics 119
ignition, recent developments 909
loan of aeronautical equipment . . _ 591 ,
690, 718, 938, 1098
purchased by Xavy Dept., report 495
wood and glue for Navy, inspection _. 7.53
see also Aeronautics — Airplanes — Airships —
Balloons — .Seaplanes — also Dope
(aircraft).
.Aircraft carrier, medical department 887
Aircraft Procurement Board, to provide for... 433
Airdromes, see .\irports and aviation fields.
Airfoils:
aerodynamic characteristics 119,
179,495,752,1046
air force and moment for X-20 wing 47
Brady's wind tunnel model, wing flutter. . 778
design of internally braced wings 909
Douglas 0-2E-1 airplane wing cellule 778
drag of wings with end plates 47
model tests in wind tunnel of N'. A. C. -\ . 1131
pressure distribution—
at high speeds 119, 179
on PW-9 wing models 179
over monoplane wing model 1131
over thick tapered airfoils 179
over upper wing and aileron. 119
Sperry Messenger model, air force tests 118
Airis, A. J., estate, coal 609
Airplane Branch, Air Corps 516,
642,777,778,909,1151
Airplane carrier, see Aircraft carrier.
Airplane Section, Air Corps 137,325
Airplanes:
aerodynamical balance, P-IB and P-5 642
aerodynamics and the airplane 325
same, correction of subhead 328
aileron, pressure distribution over model... 119
airfoils —
aerodynamic characteristics 119,
179. 495, 752, 1046
air force and moment for N-20 wing 47
air forces on Sperry Messencer model.. 118
design of internally braced wings 909
Douglas 0-2E-1 airplane wing cellule.. 778
drag of wings with end plates 47
pressure distribution, at high speeds. 119,179
pressure distribution, Fokker D-Vll... 119
pressure distribution, X. A. C. A. 81,
etc. -. 179
pres-sure distribution, P\V-9 wing
model 179
pressure distribution, wing model 1131
wing flutter of Brady's model 778
wing model tests in wind tunnel 1131
approved type certificates, requirements.. 1086
autorotation and flat spin 49."
beam with axial load, etc., formulas 325
biplane and triplane models 119
biplane induced drag 909
determination of center of gravity, etc 777
engines^
centrifugal type injection valves 47
friction 47
measurement of engine power in flight . 119
supercharger, N. A. C. A. Roots type.. 47
technical order, Air Corps 136, 137
test engine, X. A. C. A.. 119
two-stroke cycle engine, power, etc 119
first heavier-than-air flying machine —
report 966
statements of R. G. Fitzgerald, etc... 1107
Airplanes— Continued .
flight path inclination and velocity 119
fuselages, floats, and hulls, tests 118, 119
handbook proposed for designers 213
mail matter, see Air mail.
maintenance inspection record 199
night observation, test of model.. 909
pressure distribution data 909
propellers —
flight and wind tunnel tests 119,516
interaction, propellers and structures.. 119
tests on Xavy type model (2) 119
radio sets and receiving equipment 200
range and endurance, calculating 118, 119
spars —
column effect 119
experimental metal 325
wing spar stress charts, etc 1131
spinning characteristics 1151
stresses in landing gears, etc 777
take-off and landing characteristics 119
technical order, airplanes and parts 136
tests, model and full-scale 1131
wheel. Materiel Division 32 by fi disk 777
wind tunnel tests, British models... 624
wind tunnel tests, DH4B model 642
wings, see above, airfoils.
see also Aeronautics — Aircraft — .Seaplanes —
also Dope (aircraft).
.\irports and aviation fields:
airdromes-
flood lights 642
airports —
construction 922
lists 792,1086
publications of Commerce Department. 541
rating regulations 791
types of management, rentals, etc 921
aviation fields —
construction, hearings 1107
construction, report 822
in District of Columbia 949
in Idaho .50.5,631
in Parco, Wyo 597,698,935
in vicinity of Fort Kamehameha 823
in Yuma County, Ariz 459,570,672
leasing of public lands. .. 697, 856, 1012, 1098
landing fields —
lists of landing fields 792. 1086
see also Airways.
.\irship. International Society for Exploration
of the Arctic Regions by Means of,
see International Society for Explo-
ration of the Arctic Regions by
Means of the Air.ship.
Airships:
duty on to count as sea duty 695, 853, 935
meteorological problems 1085
rigid airships for Xavy Dept. —
amendment to budget. 771
hearing -- 675
see also Aircraft.
Airway bulletin 12, 78, 148,
213, 277, 337, 406, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1086
index to nos. 1-200 277
index to nos. 1-300 658
Airway maps 407, 792
.\irw3y observers, instructions 1085
Airways:
maps of United States 148,407
meteorological conditions 119
to tirovide lighted airwavs, estimate 509
Aitkin,' Minn., bridge 816,992.1100
Akron, Coin., water requirement of plants 4, 10
Akron & Barberton Belt R. R., malt syrup — 738
.\kron. Canton & Youngstown Ry.:
dunnage allowances.. 470
rates on —
broom handles.. -.. 1025
cattle 230
clay- 100
cork 469
denatured alcohol 1024
fertilizers 471
fiber board 363
furniture 33
grain. 34
insulators 611
lumber 612
paper 478
1158
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Akron, ('auton & Yoiingstown Ry.— Con.
rates on— Continued.
petroleum '^
l)ulp board 4'^
root-beer sjrup--- ^"i
sashes - ^^°
.\kutan Pass - ^°^
.\labama:
Bridge Corporation-
bridges, Tennessee, etc., rivers. 960,994. 1103
bridges-
\laga - 556,6fi(,707
Aliceviile". 560,672,711
Calhoun-St. Clair counties 556,578,668
Cedar Bluff- 423,577,667
Dale County 95.5,1098
Kpes - 429,672.711
E.scambia County 423,577,667
Gainesville 429,672,711
Guntersville 429, ,585, 672
Lauderdale-Limestone counties 424, 578, 668
.'^cnttsboro 429, ,58.5, 672
Talladega-Shclbv counties 424, 578, 668
Wetumpka 424,.578,667
Wliite.shurg Ferry 429, ,585, 672
census of agriculture, 1925, tables ,5-8 79
iron ores, masnetic cincentration 281
livestock farming. Black Prairie Belt--- 270
mail contracts 315
post route map 630
rights in beds, etc., of its streams 350
rights in Muscle Shoals project 447
silver service for battleship Alabama. 973,1098
Alabama, V. S. S., silver service 97.3, 1098
Alabama & -Mississippi R. R., grain 103.1029
.\lahama & Vicksburg Ry.:
rates on—
alcohol - . 96
bananas 606
bath-tubs 97, 1116
bricks-..- — 98
building materials- 98
canned food - - - . 99, 466
cans - - 466
chairs 467,733
cocoa 31
cotton 101
cotton-seed 32,297,469.1027
fruit 610
gasoline 1 03
iron ia30
kitchen cabinets '. 474
lumber - 105
mucilage - 873
petroleum .. 478
roofing 1122
rosin 171
salt 616
sulphuric acid... 366
wall paper 173
refrigeration 742
Alabama Central R. R.:
freight rates 735
rates on limestone 105
Alabama, Florida & Gulf R. R 876
Alabama Great Southern R. R.:
bridge 429, 4.55, .585, 672
freight rates 471,610
rates on—
bananas 1024
bricks../. 732
cast-iron 31
cotton goods 469
creosote oil 101
furniture 103,364,735
iron 611
lumber 738
peaches..- 740
petroleum , 873
posts 37
securities... 465,731
Alabama Indians, xee Alibamu Indians.
Alabama National Forest:
ac(iuisition of lands-
hearings .. 1105
law 1104
reports 943,982
Al:i!)am!i Polytechnic Institute:
livestock farming. Black Prairie Beit 270
Alabama River, bridge '.160,994,1103
Page
.Alabama, Tennessee & Northern R. R.:
bonds 96
valuation 465
Alaga, Ala., bridge 556,667,707
Alameda, Calif., bridge 818
Alaska 359
appeals from district court 4,30, 800, 8.50
banks, amount loaned to one borrower 944
benefits of Hatch, etc., acts —
hearings 1 105
report. 943
blue-fox farming 785
bonds, etc., in legal proceedings 686, 717, 800
buoy list - 18
coast pilot, supplement 659, 792
Eskimo of western .Alaska 898
fisheries —
1925 151
1926 16
canned fishery products 10.89
laws, etc., for protection 336
fur-seal industries, 1925 151
fur-seal industries, 1926... 16
game, etc., regulations. 527. 917
general information 226
geologic investigations in north 94.360
iu.saue, care 961
land offices, registers and receivers. 722
lands —
reserved for townsite purposes 187,896
subject to homestead entry 2.5-5, 1055
withdrawn for classification 186
withdrawn for townsite purposes. . . 56, 317
map 161
military reservations, disposal 444, 721, 800
mineral industry 360
mineral resources, 1925 360
musk oxen for introduction 70:3
officers, payment-
hearing 570
reports ... 445,1015
post route map 630
publications —
for sale bv supt. of documents 292
of Geological Survey 226,360
Pvcnode.sma, molluscan genus from Silu-
rian 129
reindeer 73
report of governor, 1927 339
roads, bridges, and trails-
expenditures 693, 722
lands withrawn. Executive order 380
report of Road Comnrs. Board 643
salmon-tagging experiments 10, 17
timber reserve no. 1 reduced 1055
to place statues in Statuary ITall 598,850
walrus and sea lions, protection 921
Alaska Agricultural College and School of
Mines, grant of lands 977
Alaska .Agricultural Experiment Stations 273
land for use of Biological Survey 186
land withdrawn for use 763
report, 1926 273
Alaska Engineering Commission, see Alaska
Railroad.
Alaska Fisheries Service 336,921
Alaska Game Commission circular 527,917
Alaska Packers Association, U. S. cs 724,860
Alaska Peninsula, chart 82.6.59
-Alaska Peninsula Fisheries Reservation 16
Alaska Railroad.. 1021
special disbursing agents, relief 445
travelogue. 1021
Alaska Road Commission, see .Alaska Road
Commissioners Board.
.Alaska Road Commissioners Board 643
land for construction of roads, etc 380
report on roads, bridges, etc., 1927 643
Alaskan Engineering Commission, see Alaska
Railroad.
Alastrim, immunological rel. to mild smallpox. 640
Albany Passenger Terminal Co., stock 1116
.Albany Port District, construction of line 465
.Albany quadrangle, N. Y 729
.Albatross, Fisheries steamer:
Echinoidea collected 1907-10 192
Pomacentridae, etc., collected — 899
.\lbay Province, Luzon, land set apart 505
Albemarle Paper Mauulaeluring Co., paijer... 170
.\lbers Brothers .Milling Co., oats.. - 36
July-June
1159
Page
Albert Silk Coal Co., coal... 869
.\lbion, approaches to, chart 408
Albright, W. 8.. appointment. -. 824
Albro, Preston M.. attorney, cases 1126
.Albuquerque, N'. Mex., see Middle Rio Grande
Conservancy District.
Alburg, Vt., bridge 955,990
.\lcock, John L., claim 838,980,1094
-\lcohol, rates on 30,96
see also ,\lcohol (denatured) — Chaulmoogra
oil compounds.
.\lcohol (denatured):
formulae _ 196,772
production, etc., regulations 195
rates on 1024,1116
-Vlcoholic liquors, see Liquors.
Alcoholism:
a defesa contra o alcoolismo 1135
fimong parents of juvenile delinquents 177
as seen in U. S. marine hospitals 905, 1147
la lucha contra el alcoholisrao 1052
.\lcolu R. R., rates 1028
Alden, Charles 11., paradichlorobenzene 651
Alderman, L. R.:
e.xtension helps in adult education 863
public education of adults, 1924-26. 93
public evening schools for adults 93
Alderman Telephone Co., sale of properties. . 1116
.\lderson, Wroe, community promotion 409
Alderson, W. Va., highway 431,544
.\ldine Club r. United States 222,485
Aldrich, J. M.:
flies of western mountains.. 898
muscoid flies, .American types 384
parasitic flies of genus Belvosia 1060
two-winged flies of family Cyrtidae 258
.\ldridge, Mary S., exr.\., r. United States 41
.\ldridge, W. O., v. United States 41
-Aleutian Islands:
chart 659
coast pilot, supplement.- 659
map 161
Alexander, A. J. A., cases 237
Alexander, .Alester C, v. United States 459
-Alexander, Charles P., crane flies 258
Alexander, George W., low relative humidity. 1085
.Alexander, H. E., ground water pollution 64
-Alexander, John, relief 946
-Alexander, Lucy M.:
beef cooking 274
lamb as you like it. 1083
-Alexander, Mabel C, nurse for tuberculous 640
-Alexander, Port, preliminary examination 516
-Alexandria & Western Ry., sugar 1036
-Vlexandria Bay, N. Y., bridge 959,994
-Alexandria Chamber of Commerce, lumber 612
Alfalfp;
commercial varieties 209
hay, assimilation by dairy cows 269, 270, 401
hay, net-energy value 3
how to grow alfalfa 404
irrigation 405
nutritive value, relation of maturity... 204, 209
root troubles 209
utilization 274
-Alfalfa weevil, control.. 7
-Algeria, chart 1050
.Algonquin, 111., bridge 556,708,801
.Alibamu Indians, land, livestock, etc 681,814
-Aliceville, .Ala., bridge 560,672,711
-Alien property, see Enemy property.
.Alien Property Custodian.. 78, 147, 212, 336, 657, 921
powers, etc., order amended 1055
report, 1926 336
report, 1927 921
return of property of German nationals-
estimate for settlement of war claims . . 903
hearings 586
law 668.834
reports 352,545,586
-Aliens:
admission into U. S., corrections. 60, 1060
entering U. S., documents required... 763, 1060
publications for sale 225. 1113
see also Deportation— Immigration — Natur-
alization.
.Alister, H. A., gold inlays 135
Page
-Alkali in irrigated districts 209
Alkali lands, crops 654
.Alkaloids 496
-AH -American Indian Legion, see Parker-I-See-0
Post no. 12, -All -American Indian
Legion.
-Allegheny & Western Ry., valuation 163
-Allegheny County, Pa.:
bridges at or near—
Glassport and Clairton 427, 582, 670
McKeesport 558,710,803
Pittsburgh 558,709,803
-Allegheny River:
bridges —
Eldred, Pa... 816,990, 1098
Kittanning, Pa 423,576,667
Oil City, Pa 317,576,667
light list 217
-Allegheny Terminal Co., valuation 163
-Allen, Alonzo D., relief 980
Allen, C. D.:
disease of prostate and seminal vesicles. . 1070
indications for urological study 135
.Allen, Charles R.:
educational program for laundry salesmen. 91
foreman conference leaders, training 725
retail meat business, manual 26
-Allen, Eugene, alias, see Shannon, John.
.Allen, Frank P., alias, see Jelna, Paul.
Allen, George W., v. United States 1110
.Allen, Glover M.. bats of genera Myotis, etc. .1060
.Allen, Joel -A., biographical memoir 493
.Allen, Orville C, v. United States.. 355
.Allen, Ruth F.r
cytological study of Puccinia glumarum.. 1079
orange leaf rust on Malakoff wheat 9
Allen, W. & T., Co. V. United States 303
-Allen, Wade, relief 980,985,1094
-Allen, AVill J., relief 838,981, 1094
-Allen, William F., & Co., refrigeration 615
.Allen Manufacturing Co., cast-iron 31
-Allergy, with post-mortem findings 198
-Alley in District of Columbia, vacating 845
-Allgrunn, Carl G., v. United States 1110
-Allied Packers, Inc., swine 876
Alligator pear, see Avocado.
-Allison, F. E., Bacillus radicicola 399, ,528
-Allotments, see Indians, and names of certain
Indian tribes, reservations, etc. —
also certain headings beginning Pay.
Allowances, see Postmasters — also certain head-
ings beginning Pay.
-Alloys, nonferrous, census of manufactures 214
see also .Aluminum — Beryllium — Brass —
Bronze — Iron— Magnesium— Silver
— Steel.
-Allport, Fayette W., German te.xtile machinery 409
-Allsop, Thomas, patent appeal 663
Alma, Wis., bridge. 425,579,669
-Almanacs:
ephemeris of sun and Polaris, 1 927 227
ephcmeris of sun and Polaris, 1928 293
nautical almanac —
1929 123
1929, extracts... 54
1930 892
-Almon, Edward B. (Representative from .Ala.):
minority views —
Roads Com 832
.Alonso, -Antonio, las asociaciones de padres y
maestros 378
.Alpena, Mich.:
chart of harbor 1074
port of entrv, abolishing 255
.Alpha Portland Cement Co. r. Ignited States 1016
-Alpine region of Rocky Mountains 494
.Altamaha River, bridge 9.55,990,1098
.Altars, Katoina, in Ilopi worship 190
.Alter, Dinsmore, correlation periodogram 147
-Altimeters, calibrating tables. 119
-Altitudes:
changes, effects on pneumothorax cases... 1149
moon, charts for obtaining corrections. 499, 627
Polaris, 1927 227
Polaris, 1928 293
tables for computing 119
Alton & Eastern R. R., waste materials 617
1160
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Alton & Southern R. R.:
rates on—
cables --
coal
stock -
607
100
465
A Iton Mercantrie'Co".', peanuts 108
Altomi Harbor, Oermany, chart "a^
Alum BlulT, molluscan fauna i"*
Aluminum: ,,,
and light alloys ----, -- -- °^/:
corrosion, magnesium-aluminum alloys-.-- 119
manufactures, census report, 192o ;j.l4
production in 1926 i»^
rates on ---. v-— ,v.
thermal expansion of alummum-beryllium
alloys- - ■^'*^
Aluminum sulphate:
efl'ect on rhododendrons and other plants.- 189
rates on lui-4
\lva Okla., Amer. Legion to acquire lot 831
Alvaradost.. Monterey, Calif^ extension 969
Alyea--\'iehols Co. v. John L. Pickering ..- 485
Amahai Bay, chart .--- .----- 50
Amalgamated Leather Companies, Inc- 112.3
\mann,E. C, bridge - 42G,580,6b9
Ambassadors, precedence rules- 187
Ambler, Joseph A., coal-tar food dyes 530
Ambriz, Port, chart 50
Ambrizette Bay, chart 50
Ameba parasitic in salmomd fishes 16
\mebiasis, treatment with stovarsol 64
Ament, Robert S., relief- 945
Aiucricn'
abonos verdes para la America tropical 628
America and the world's woodpile 402
archaeloogical work in 1925 184
archaeological work in 1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
bibliothecas americanas -- -- 1135
business, practical aids 215
Chinese- American calendar for 102 years... 883
cotton machinery and Samuel Slater 191
daughters of America at work, poster 884
doctoral dissertations, 1926, etc 885
enfermedades de las legumbres en la Amer-
ica tropical 1135
flies, 2-winged, of family Sapromyzidae... 1143
forests, compendium of information 531
history-
bibliography, 1924 1142
naval history, training course 1132
publications, history and biography... 462
Hymenoptera of subfamily Anteoninae 258
marine insurance, comparative legislation... 62
same (in Spanish) 195
mejores patatas para la America tropical.. 1053
New Year of tropical indigenes 1052
nuevas plantas alimenticias para la America
tropical 378
standards for metal fits 22
synthetic-ammonia plant 288
trade-unions and unemployment (2) 751
verse, group of translations 627
see also Central America — Latin America —
North America — South America-
United States— West Indies.
America Bay, chart 248
American Academy of Political and Social
Science:
address of Charles E. Hughes 1062
annals, articles reprinted from 378, 1136
American archaeology, see Archaeology.
American Association of Museums, address... 1054
American Bakeries Co., condensed milk 869
American Baptist Home Mission Society 174
American Bar Association:
address of Charles E. Hughes 1062
salaries of Federal judges 835
American Bar Association journal, article from. 353
American battle fields, see Battle fields.
American Battle Monuments Commission 78
sites for monuments in France 192
American Book Co., books. 163
American Bridge and Ferry Co., Inc.:
bridge at Carondelet, Mo 683
bridge at Cassville, Wis_ 425,580,669
American Bronze Powder Manufacturing Co.. 24,
237
American Can Co., Inc., v. United States 41
Page
American Chain Co., Inc., automobile bump-
ers 1024
-American citizens, see Americans— Citizens of
LTnited States.
American city series 124, 125
American Conference, see International Amer-
can Conference.
American Council of Education, see Modern
Foreign Language Study Com-
mittee.
American Crate & Basket Co.:
baskets 1116
shooks 1123
American Cyanamid Co., Muscle Shoals lease. 24,
288, 350, 573
American Distilling Co., alcohol 1024
American Drop Forging Institute, safety code. 245
.\merican-Egyptian cotton, see Cotton.
American Engineering Standards Committee:
national electrical safety code 542
safety code for forging, etc - 245
safety code for rubber mills, etc 117
American ephemeris and nautical almanac:
1929, extracts 54
im 892
American Ethnology Bureau, see Ethnology
Bureau.
American Exchange Underwriters v. V. S 223,
491, 599
American Expeditionary Forces, medical
administration 138
American Federation of Arts:
address of President Coolidge 1054
exhibition of French prints, catalogue 1130
American Federation of Organizations for the
Hard of Hearing, report of educa-
tion committee 94
American Feed Manufacturers' Association — 101
American Foot-and-Mouth-Disease Commis-
sion, see Foot-and-Mouth-Disease
Commission.
American Foreign Trade Corporation, relief 945
American forest week:
proclamation 631
program for observance 531
American Foundry Co., coal 468
American Fruit & Vegetable Shippers Asso-
ciation, fruit 103
American-German Claims Commission, see
Mixed Claims Commission, U. S.
and Germany.
American goods, see Commercial products.
American Grain & Hay Co., grain... 104
American Gypsum Co., gypsum 473
American High Commissioner to Haiti, see
Haiti, American High Commis-
sioner to.
American Historical Association.. 320, 384, 898, 1142
proceedings, 1921 384
reports —
1921, introductory pages 320
1922 898
1924, supplement... 1142
American history, see History.
American Hygiene Association:
venereal disease prevalence in Detroit 197
same, abstract, in pub. health rps., v.
42 63
American Independence Sesqui-Centennial
Commission, see Sesqui-Centennial
of American Independence and
Thomas Jefferson Centennial
Commission.
American Indians, see Indians.
American Institute for Protection of Child-
hood, see International American
Institute for Protection of Child-
hood.
American Institute of Electrical Engineers:
standards for (Spanish translations) —
electrical measuring instruments 84
illuminating engineering nomenclature,
etc 18
insulator test specifications 18
wires and cables. 17
American Instructors of the Deaf, Convention
of, see Convention of American
Instructors of the Deaf.
July-June
1161
Page
American Legion:
convention, 1927, proceedings 805
convention, 1928, to lend equipment 690,
718, 800
New York Department-
War Dept. equipment for convention.. 822
Virginia Department-
War Dept. equipment for convention.. 822
Wasliinptnn Department —
War Dept. equipment for convention.. 821
xee also names of American Lesrion posts.
.\nierican Leeion Xaval Post 110._ 973
.Vmerican Linseed Co., linseed-oi! 10.5
.Vnierican Live Stock Commission Co. v. U. .?.. 745
American Loan & Trust Co 369
.Vmerican Lumber Co 657
.American Marine Standards Committee:
cargo handling gear for ships 87
condenser tube ferrules and tube sheets 87
couplings for propeller shafting 2S5
fire-clay refractories 415
fire-hose racks __ 286
glass for air ports and fixed lights 21
glassware for ship equipment 21
hose _-- 21,88
hulls, steel, care and maintenance 88
lifeboats, standard sizes, etc 665
lights, fi.xed, for ships 88
machinery spare parts, etc., for ships 88
marine boilers, Scoteli type 21
marine boilers, water-tube.. 88
marine glue for seams of ship decks 927
mattresses, etc., for ship equipment 88
mooring bitts 22.89
packing gland for propeller hubs 415
pilot ladder .._ 344
piping, distinctive markings 89
pressure and vacuum gauges 89
propeller details 415
propeller hub studs, nuts, and lock screws. 415
propeller shaft details 344
safety on ships, equipment and methods... 22
ship fittings for decks and rigging 89
silverware for ship equipment 89
tubular steel cargo booms for ships 414
American-Mexican Claims Commission, see
General Claims commission, U. S.
and Mexico.
.American Molasses Co. of New York 877, 1125
American Xational Live Stock Assoc, cattle... 867
American Xational Red Cross:
building, memorial to women in World
War-
estimate 718
law 073
report 433
meeting, address of President Coolidge 255
American nautical almanac, 1929-_ 123
.\merican Petroleum Institute, fuel oil 340
-American Potash & Chemical Corporation 740
American practical navigator, tables from 248
American Preserve Co., cherries _ 99
.\merican Public Health As.sociation 134
American Rabbit & Cavy Breeders Association,
Inc., rabbits 741
.Vmerican Railway Association, freight-cars... 610
American Railway Express Co.:
rates on —
cream 609
fruit 103
ice-cream containers 34
ice-cream mix 473
milk 299
rabbits. 741
American Red Cross, see American X'ational
Red Cross.
.\nierican republics:
conciliation and arbitration conference-
law 937
report 812
request for legislation 899
foreign corporations, juridical status.. 512,1146
see aho Latin America — n!so certain head-
ings beginning Pan American —
aho names of republics.
American Revolution, Xational Society of
Daughters of, see X^ational Society of
Daughters of American Revolution.
Page
American River:
dams, cost of building _ 1073
report to Federal Power Commission 291
-Vmerican Samoa:
acceptance of cessions of islands. 1015
conditions, committee to investigate 598
post route map. (i30
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
see aho Tutuila.
-American Seed Co_ fioi
.\merican SniPlting iVr Refining Co., copper 469
-Vmerican Snuil' Co., Fed. Trade Commission ;■_ 1019
-\merican Society for Testing Materials:
specifications —
axles, etc., for locomotives and cars 340
bars, wrought-iron... Ai]
boiler and fire-hc< steel 281
boiler tubes, steel and iron 410, lOiKl
castings, steel 216
forgings, carbon steel and alloy steei. . . 340
forgings, for locomotives 340
steel girder rails 661
structural steel for bridges. 18
structural steel for buildings 216
structural steel for cars 4io
structural steel for locomotives 410
wheels, wrought solid carbon-steel 216 •
American Specialty Co ___ 601
American Sponge & Chamois Co., U. S. v 26
American Standard Ship Fittings Corporation. 722
American States, Internationa! Conference of,
see International American Con-
ference.
-American Statistical Association 372
-Vmerican Stores Co. r. United States 41,722
-American Sugar Refining Co., sugar _. 1036
.\merican Syrup & Preserving Co.. glucose 611
American Tar Products Co., roofing.. 615
.\merif'an Tobacco Co., Fed. Trade Comn. c. 357
,'V.merican Trader, steamship, heroic conduct of
oilicers, etc 821,844,941,1096
American Window Glass Co., glass 103
American Wringer Co., clothes wringers 608
-\mericans:
thirty great -'Americans 27
see also Citizens of United States.
-Vmes, Edwin .A..,rp.,etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 601
Ames, Joseph S., advances in aeronautics made
by M. M. Munk 1046
.^mes Shovel & Tool Co., .steel 48'i
Amicon Fruit Co.:
bananas 606
misrouting 35
-\midon, Beulah, el kindergarten en los E. U_ 501
Ammonia:
synthesis, deterioration of steels 344
synthetic-ammonia plants, German and
American 288
Ammoniacal silver nitrate for chancroids 48,49
-Ammonites, Upper Cretaceous group 228
-\mmonium sulphate, statements 288
.A.mmonium sulphocyanate, customs charges. . 224
Ammunition:
allowances, Armj' regulations 774, 1071, 1150
antiaircraft, technical regulations 775, 1150
antiaircraft guns, handbook 200
Army training regulations 516
artillery, mobile, technical regulations 393,
515, 641
exchange of deteriorated ammunition 591
for protection of public money, etc 591
infantry and aircraft, regulations 199,1072
revolver and automatic pistol 911
small arms, obsolete and nonstandard 911
small arms, service components 911
Ammunition depots:
storage conditions, survey 907
storage facilities for Navy —
hearing 943
report 973
see aho names of places where located.
Amoebic dysentery and endamcebic carriers... 888
Amoyloi Anchorage, chart 214
Amphibians, high temperature tolerance 660
Amphion, steamship, claim 749
Ampin Hakuchi, chart 183
Amundsen, Roald, medal 1095
Amur Shipping & Trading Co 657
1162
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Anacapa Island, chart 16
Anacostia Park, report-- M^
Anacoslia River, reclamation, etc mj
Anaho Bay, chart - ^^
Analysis, see names of substances, etc., ana-
lyzed.
Anama Wan, chart — . v-v -;«
Anaplasmosis, estimate to meet outbreaK ijO
Anchor Bay Telephone Co '31
Anchorage, Alaska:
bonds for school purposes-
hearing- 446
law 800
reports 445, /22
Anchorage Bay, chart 2*9
Ancient literature, see Literature.
Ancon Hospital:
•smallpox treated, review -. wl
to change name 55.i,805
Ancud, Gulf of, chart 181
Ancylostoma, see Hookworms.
Andaman Islands, chart 181
Andersen, Alice M., Poa pratensis, etc 4.75
Andersen Lumber Co., lumber 105
Anderson, A. C, soil of Green Lake Co., ^\ is^ 789
Anderson, Anton, relief 548,838,929
Anderson, Charles J., relief 441
Anderson, Clifford L., bridge 424,668,708
Anderson, Elna, crops other than grains 142
Anderson, J. W., relief --- 711,809
Anderson, John, relief - . - 562
Anderson, Robert, defense of Fort Sumter,
memorial 565,938,1007
Anderson, Vera, see Leflard, Lillian J.
-Anderson, W. M., caisson disease during diving 49
Anderson, W. O., Commission Co., fruit 610
Anderson, Dulin, Varnall Co. v. U. S 485
Andervont, H. B., fowl sarcoma 905
Andler, Fred, jr., relief 966
Andrade, Calif., port of entry 381
Andrew, A. Piatt (Representative from Mass.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com _.._ 442,695,827
Andrews, John M., relief 349, 1002
Andrews, P. L., Corporation:
findings in case 574, 099, 1094
('. United States 459
Andrews-Bradshaw Co. v. United States 24,303
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry 1038
Andrus, C. A., what should the diagnosis be?- 247
Andrus, C. G.:
balloon race from Detroit, Sept. 10, 1927 534
example of widespread bumpiness in air... 534
Anemia:
in newborn child, bibliography 308
pernicious, and its treatment. 1148, 1149
pernicious, report of unusual case 497
Anesthesia:
local, in eye, ear, nose, and throat work. 246, 247
needle for maxillary nerve 246,247
post operative changes in blood.. 392
spinal, physiology and technic. 502
Aneurysm, arterio-venous. 49
Angeles National Forest lands... 977,983, 1098
Angert, George H., patent appeal 412
Angle, F. E., tabes diabetica 497
Angle-bars, rates on 96
Angle of site, M1917, parts and equipment 200
Anglo- Austrian Bank _ 387
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, commercial handbook. 17
A ngora goat 401
Anholt Harbor, Denmark, chart 499
.\nhydrides, see Acetic anhydride-sulphuric
acid test.
Animal heat:
cattle, heat production (2 entries) 3
chickens, heal production (2 entries) 4
surface temperature (2 entries) 392
Animal industry:
classifieation. Library of Congress 885
Animal Industry Bureau 5, 73, 143, 205,
271, 330, 401, 527, 649, 784, 916, 1080
directory 73
estimates 637," 770,' 1063
orders 71.269,52.5,647
overtime pay 1105
report, 1927.. 330
Page
.\nimal Industry Bureau — Continued.
service and regulatory announcements 73,
143, 205, 271, 330, 401, 527, 784, 916, 1081
index, 1927 527
see also Mohler, John R.
Animal products, statistics, 1926 142
see also names of products.
Animals:
Army training regulations 516
breeding essentials 143
influences of sun rays 191
North -American fauna 73
publications on —
animal industry 93,726
farm animals 93,726
insects injurious to animals 292, 1113
wild animals 225,862
see also Cattle — Diseases of animals — Fur-
bearing animals— Zoology — o/so
names of animals.
Animals (fossil):
Cretaceous invertebrate faunas 258
Grand Canyon fossil footprints 59,506,898
molluscan fauna of Alum Bluff group 1114
new reptile from Triassie of N. J 767
Pleistocene and Pliocene faunas 728
Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field 728
pterosaurian reptile 1143
Triassic marine invertebrate faunas 294
see also Zoology — also names of fossil ani-
mals.
Animas River, waters, consent to compacts. .. 961
Ann Arbor R. R.:
rates on—
automobiles .._ 1024
barrels 1024
books 163
cement 99,607
coal 733,1027
furniture 472
iron 737
lawn-mowers 1031
mosses 476
paper 107
tin-plate 112
V. United States and I. C. C. 1038
Anna Bay, chart 626
Anna Maria Bay, see Taio Hae.
Annals of Congress for sale by supt. of docs 603
Annapolis, Md., see Naval Academy, Annap-
olis.
jVnopheles, see Mosquitoes.
Ant, see Ants.
Antelope:
prong-horn, nematode from. 60
winter feed facilities 697,931,1012
Antenna capacity, calculation 541
Anteoninae, see Hymenoptera.
Anthelmintics:
paradichlorobenzene 270, 402
santonin, anthelmintic properties 3,73
Anthocyan, behavior of pigments in canning 71, 145
Anthonomus grandis, see Boll weevil.
Anthony, William H., jr., readjustment of pay 825,
1007, 1094
Anthracite coal, see Coal— Coal mines and min-
ing.
Anthracnose, clover disease 654
Anthrax in U. S. Army in World War 779
Anthropology:
classification. Library of Congress 885
early man in Europe, 1927 field studies 898
Anthropometric data from autopsy records 502
Anti-hog-cholera serum, values of types 205
Anti-war treaties, see Peace.
Antiaircraft ammunition, see Ammunition.
Antiaircraft guns, see Guns.
Anticholera vaccination, at Shanghai --_ 888
Anticlines, see Ingomar anticline, Mont.
Anticyclones, see Winds.
Antidotes for caustic, etc., substances 787
Antietam battle field, superintendent 433
Antigua, money-order post offices 254
Antilles, Greater, pilot 50
Antimony:
ores, cyanide extraction of gold, etc 1090
production in 1926 217
Antiquities, see Archaeology.
July- June
1163
Page
Antitoxin, scarlet fever streptococcus 1148
Antitrust laws, see Monopolies.
Ants, kinds and methods of control 529
Apache Indians, compensation 1018
Apache National Forest, lands included 57
Apalachicola Northern R. R., valuation _. 295
Apartment houses:
mail receptacles 502
trend toward apartment house living 1044
Apex Company, wall paper ._ 173
Apex Electric Manufacturing Co. r. V. S. 459, 1125
Apfelberg, Benjamin, pulmonary hydatid
cyst 1148
Aphids:
corn root-aphis, methods of controlling 786
green-bug or spring grain-aphis 402
petroleum-oil emulsion toxicity 6
Apia, Samoa, solar radiation observations 147
.\podaca, Sabino, relief ,543,548,574
Apolima Island, chart. _ - 759
Apolima Lagoon, chart of entrance -- 759
Apostle Islands, chart 520
Appalachia, Va., American Legion convention. 822
Appalachian Ry., valuation 866
Appanoose Countv, Iowa, soil survev 656
Appeals from dist. cts. of Alaska, etc.. 430, 800, 850
Appendicitis, rontgen ray examination (2) 48
Appendix abscess versus pyonephrosis 247
Apple:
cedar rust attacking trees 145
chemical composition 783, 1079, 1083
cleaning, etc., processes, changes pro-
duced 1079
evaporated, deterioration in storage 399, 531
growing east of Mississippi River 209, 788
insects 65 1
juices, chemical composition 783, 1079, 1083
orchard renovation 274
pectin extract, homemade 208
powdery mildew control 334
rates on apples 97,230,866
standards for apples in barrels, etc 143
standards for inspection of apples 5,271
yield, in Cumberland-Shenandoah region.. 329
yields, relation of spring temperatures 405
Apple curculio, control by hogs 783,915
Apple maggot 1081
Apple pomace, rates on 1024
Apple scab 78S
Apples, see Apple.
Appointments, see Civil service— Post offices —
also names of Departments, bu-
eaus, etc. — also names of persons
appointed to office.
Apportionment of Representatives in Congress:
hearing _ . 676
minority views 807
reports." _ 807,980
Apprenticeship in building construction (2)... 1129
Appropriations:
deficiencv and supplemental, 1928,etc. —
estimates 388.389
hearings 547,943,984
laws. 345,1098
reports 345,347
354, 938, 944. 984
independent offices, 1929 —
hearings ■. 417, 449
law 931
reports 417,449,545,673
legislative establishment, 1928, etc. —
estimates 389
legislative establishment, 1929 —
hearings. 807, 837
law 931
reports 807,837,938
correction of date on p. 807... 914
see also names of Departments, bureaus
and objects.
Appropriations Committee, House:
hearings 417,418,
547,675,807,943,1106
reports 347, 417,
418, 547, 675, 807, 944
Appropriations Committee, Senate:
hearings 449, 573,
574, 704. 837, 984
reports.... 354,449.
573, 574, 704, 837. 984
Page
Apterygota from Central America, etc 38'1
Aqueduct Bridge, see District of Columbia,
bridges.
Arachnida, leg-segmentation.. 898
Arafura Sea, chart 181
Aransas Harbor Terminal Ry., valuation 2,30
.4.ransas Pass, chart 536
Arapaho Indians:
language studies, Northern Arapaho 898
per capita payment —
hearings 815
law 936
reports 815, 849
relief bv filing suit in Ct. of Cls 681, 714,
800, 814
Arat, Ky., bridge... 932,956,990
Arata & Peters, Inc., potatoes 479
Arbitration:
conference of Republics of America-
law. 937
report 812
request for legislation. 899
treaties with —
France 1060
Germany 1060
Italy. 1060
see also Industrial arbitration.
Arbor day, to observe in American forest week. 631
Arc spectrum, see Spectra.
Arcade & Attica R. R., bonds 606
.\rcady Farms Milling Co., grain 34
Archaeology:
American archeology series. 124, 184, 892
arqueologia Americana 377, 1052
expedition to China 898
Piedmont region of South Carolina 898
work in Middle America, 1927 892
same (in Spanish) 10.52
work in the Americas, 1925 184
work in the Americas, 1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
see also Indians, and references.
Archer, Finch R., relief 548,929
Arches, concrete, analysis 211
Archibald, R. W., milk and foam during pas-
teurization 206
Architect of Capitol.. 330,406,
531.791,921
estimate for Senate wing reconstruction 791
report, 1927 406
Architect, Supervising, estimates 509,902, 1063
Architects, examination, etc 586,949, 1099
Archives:
consular regulations 192, 106 1
papers of Territories, collection, etc 596,977
see also National Archives.
Archivists, conference, 1921 320
Arctic Ocean, lights, etc 311
Arctic Regions, Exploration of , by Means of the
Airship, International Society for,
see International Society for Explo-
ration of the Arctic Regions by
Means of the Airship.
Arcularius, O. W., bridge 4.''.3
Ardery, E. D., Huntington, W. Va., district... 517
.\rdmore Dry-Land Field Station, work 209
Arents, Annie A., exr., v. I'nited States.. 237
Arents, George, r. United States 237
Arents, George, jr., gxr., r. United States 237
Arentz, Samuel S. (Representative from Nev.):
reports made by-
Indian Affairs Com 423, 5.54,
814,815,954
Public Lands Com , 698,978
Argentina:
budget 1"
chart 181
electrical equipment market .537, 661
foreign trade, 1926.. 10.52
Arizona:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 12
compact with N. Mex., consent of Congress 960
Corporation Commission —
freight rates ..1028
date scale emergency, estimate to meet 389
Indians occupying railroad lands. . .422, .588, 668
lands-
opened to homestead entry 2.5.5, 1139
reserved for townsite purposes 187
1164
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Arizona— Continued,
lands— ("ontinuod.
revoking certain Executive orders 617
witlidrawn for use of National Guard.. 504
withdrawn pending resurvey 504, 703
Lyguselisus, pest of cotton regions T4
m"illipeds of order Colobognatha 767
national forests, road map - 652
postal service—
alphabetical scheme for publishers 316
plants and plant products addressed to 762
post route map 630
Arizona Eastern R.R.:
rates !"''»
rates on-
flour - - 102
fuel-oil- --- -- 1029
gram -«»
meat ■299
tomatoes 1124
refrigeration 109
Arkansas:
bridges at or near —
Augusta - 960.995.1104
Biggers 683,932,991
Calion 559,671,710,817,1101
Clarendon 960,995,1104
rotter.. 685,711.845,937
Fulton 348,454,544,817,1102
Cxarland 559,583,710,1102
Marked Tree 560,710,936
Newport 960,1104
Success 556,668,708
Tnion-Ashley counties 958
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 79
coals, analyses . 539
deputy marshals, pension 432
lands withdrawn pending classification 764
meteoric irons heretofore undescribed 1 92
negro colleges, etc. , survey 1113
pellagra in Mississippi flood area 323, 513
post route map 630
strawberry pickers wanted, poster 883
tornadoes, 1879-1920 11
Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station 650
Arkansas & Louisiana Midland Ry ., valuation. 731
-Vrkansas & Louisiana Missouri Ry., paper 36
Arkansas City, Ark., bridge 557,708,802
Arkansas Light & Power Co., cables 607
Arkansas Railroad, acquisition of line... 295
.\rkansas River:
irrigation of arid and semiarid lands. 789
waters, consent to compact 960
Arkansas Textile Co., textile machinery 744
Arkansas Tie & Timber Co., railroad ties 741
.Arkansas AVestern Ry., oil-well supplies 300
Arkansas Wholesale Grocers' Association:
complaint, report, etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 601
V. Federal Trade Commission 92, 113
Arlington, Oreg., bridge . 956
Arlington experiment farm, wheat 405
Arlington Heights quadrangle, 111 605
.Arlington Memorial Bridge:
bascule draw span, specifications 1105
highway connecting with Mount Vernon—
est imate 1067
hearings 832
law 1101
reports .; 698,717
Arlington Memorial Bridge Commission 1105
Arlington Naval Radio Station, weather rps. .. 534
Armament:
aircraft fig
aircraft and infantry 324,515,
. . . , 641,1072
Armistice day, 1927, proclamation 317
Armory drill pay claims, settlement.. 852, 969, 1100
-Vrmour & Co.:
buttermilk poultry feed 1117
peanuts " 873
sand '.".";''.'"" 366
sugar .._:. 302
swine.. 39 87fi
!'. ITnited States 243,490
.Vrmour Fertilizer Works, misrouting ' 612
Arms:
ammunition, obsolete and nonstandard. 911
ammunition, service components.. 9ii
exportation to belligerent nations ' " .^sa
Page
Arms — Continued .
for protection of public money, etc 591
National Guard training manual 326
see also Ordnance — Weapons.
Armstrong, C. L., leprosy cases 392
Armstrong, Charles, tetanus following small-
pox vaccination 391, 773
Armstrong, George R.:
relief-
reports 690, 1002
veto message 1055
Armstrong, Helen L., v .United States 1127
Armstrong, R. E., United States r 48.5,617
Armstrong, Robert B., v. United States 113
Armstrong, AVilliam H., relief 433
Armstrong Cork Co., cork _.. 469
Armstrong County, Pa., bridge 423,576,667
Armuelles, Port, chart 181
Army:
aircraft, claims for damages by 966
ammunition storage conditions, survey 907
appropriations. War Dept. and Army,
1929—
hearings 574, 675
law... 804
reports 547,574,673
aviators, double pension for disability. 595,695
bandmasters, commissioning —
hearing 591 j
reports 718,822
veto message ._. 1055
contingencies, appropriation for... 591
enlisted men —
claims, oflicers' training camps 1107
employed by The Panama Canal.. 559, 671
indebtedness to U. S., collection 593,
692,970,1102
operators' permits for Govt, vehi-
cles 586,810
percentages in 6th and 7th grades 966
regulations concerning 265,
324,393,640,1150
relief of those who misrepresented age
1007
see aJsn, below, personnel.
joint action with Navy 137, 199,516
list and directorv 66,
199,325,516.775, 1072
national defense act, as amended 325
officers —
chiefs, etc., of branches as general offi-
cers of the lino 970
directorv 66,
199,325,516.775,1072
Executive disposition of services... 593, 692
in or near District of Columbia 66,
265, 393, 908
National Guard convention expen.ses -.594,
693, 804
precedence with ambassadors, etc 187
jjromotion, etc., hearings. 457,719
])romotion, etc., minority views... 852,970
promotion, etc., reports 852,970
refunds to disbursing officers 570,571
register, 1928 641
regulations concerning 65,
136,199,1071,11.50
relief of certain oflScers 451. .5,50
service in Philippine Constabulary 692,
824,852,970,1101
to accept foreign decorations 939, 1099
see also, below, personnel,
pensions, see Pensions.
personnel-
disposition of remains 433,591,667
on duty with National Guard 67
recovery of bodies ._ 433, .591, 667
regulations concerning 136,
393, 515, 774, 1150
see also, above and below, enlisted
men— officers — warrant officers.
postal employees, credit for service 1011
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 292, 862
purchase of horses and mules _ 435, 592, 668
ration, prescribing 351
register 1928. 641
regulations . 65, 135, "136, "198, "m "264', 265', 324^ 393,
514, 515, 640, 774, 907, 908, 1071, 1149, 1150
current pamphlets and changes... 514
July-June
1165
Page
Army— Continued.
regulations— Continued.
general provisions. 640
miscellaneous regulations.. 65. 199,908, 1071
technical regulations 136, 199, 324, 393,
.515, 641. 774, 775, 908, 1071, 1072, 1150
technical regulations, instructions for
Marine Corps 625
technical regulations, list 641
training regulations 136, 26.'i,
325, 515, 516, 641, 775, 908, 1072, 1150
training regulations, instructions for
Marine Corps 625
training regulations, list 641
supplies, see Army supplies,
training manuals—
.\rmy cook 908
basic signal communication 1072, 1150
hydrographic surveying 136
instructions for Marine Corps 625
list 641
message center specialist 1072
meteorological observer 136
packer 265
telegraph operator. 136
topography and surveying 775,908, 1072
warrant officers-
employed by The Panama Canal.. 559, 671
persons with interruption of status 825,
1007, 1104
regulations concerning 1 99, 1 1 50
see also, above, personnel,
see also American Expeditionary Forces^
Pay, Army — Recruiting and en-
listment— Retired list, .\rmy— Sol-
diers— also certain headings begin-
ning Military — also names of special
branches of the service.
Army and Navy Joint Board. 137, 199, 516
Army directory, see .\.rmy.
Army emergency officers' retired list, see Emer-
gency officers' retired list.
.\rmy hospitals, civil service rules 319
see also names of hospitals.
Army list and directory, see .A.rmy.
Army medical center, see Walter Reed .\rmy
General Hospital.
Army Mine Planter Service 199
.\rmy Nurse Corps, see Nurse Corps, .\rmy.
.\rmy officers, see Army.
Army posts, see Military posts.
Army register, see .\rmy.
Army Reserve Olficers' Training Corps, sec
Reserve Officers' Training Corps,
Army.
Army School of Nursing, announcement 1152
Army supplies:
issue of reserve supplies, etc 433, 1002
rates on. 1116
regulations rel. to equipment 1071
technical regulations 136
see also Military supplies^aiso names of
supplies.
Army Supply Base, Hampton Roads, lands... 57,
186, 764
Army training manual, see Army.
.\rmy Transport Service:
retirement —
hearings 433,960
report 960
Army worm, see Fall army worm.
Arner, G. B. L.:
agricultural products, foreign trade 142
agricultural statistics, 1920.. 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products. _. 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Arnesen, O. W.:
history of embalming 120
technifiue of embalming 496
Arnold, C. R., farm practices under corn-borer
conditions 400
Arnold, Henry H., v. United States 41
Arnold, Una M., relief 704
Arnoldsburg quadrangle, W. Va 362
Aroids:
las ar&ceas economicas 378
Page
Aron, E. F., pharmacy under naval govern-
ment 120
Arrhythmias, electrocardiogram 246, 247
Arrow Rock, Mo., bridge 426,581,670
Arrowhead Springs Co. v. United States 1110
Arrowroot, educational illustrations 529
.\rrows, see Bows and arrows.
Arsenal St., Watertown, Mass., widening, etc.. 973
Arsenals, see names of arsenals.
.\rsenates, chemotherapy.. 324
see also Calcium arsenate — Lead arsenate.
Arsenic:
ores, cyanide extraction of gold, etc 1090
production in 192G 1.52
Arsenic-free zinc, preparation 120
Arsenicals, see Arsenates.
Arsphenamine-sodium thiosulphate treatment. 63
Art:
of Capitol of U. S. A 447
works of. copyrighted 47, 179, 373, 1046
works of, copyrighted, index, etc., 1927 1046
.\rtaki Bay, chart 50
.\rtaud, T. P., land appraisal 303
Artediellus, see Fish and fisheries.
Artemus-Jellico R. R., rates on coal 296
Arterio-veuous aneurysms. 49
Arthritides in adult _ 907
Arthritis, infectious, foci of infection 1148
Arthropods:
legs and leg-bearing segments. 898
life history studies 1081
Arthur Kill, chart of northern part 279
Artichoke, Jerusalem, as crop plant 210
Articles of Confederation ._ 222
Artificial buttermilk, see Buttermilk.
Artificial leather, see Leather, hides, and skins.
Artillery:
coast artillery, manual for Nat. Guard 326
field artillery, training regulations. 325, 516, 64 1
see also Ordnance.
Artistic and Literary Property, International
Conference on, see International
Conference on Literary and Artistic
Property.
Artists of Capitol of U. S. A 447
Arts, American Federation of,see American Fed-
eration of Arts.
Artschwager, Ernst, wound periderm forma-
tion 532,647
Arundel Sand & Gravel Co. ». U. S 28s, 617
Arzila, Morocco, chart... 52
Asau Harbor, Sa vail Island, chart 759
Asbestos:
packings, asbestos metallic cloth sheet 22
packings, asbestos wick and rope 22
paper and millboard, waste elimination 284
production in 1926 281
shingles, customs 224
Asbestos Corporation, Ltd., U. S. v 745
Asbury Park, N. J., diphtheria immunization. 134
Asclepias mexicana, see Milkweed.
Ascomycete Neurospora:
fertile hybrids, production 647,788
nuclear phenomena with heterothallisni.. 2)4,
333
Ash, Charles S., demurrage 101
Ash-cans, rates on 465
Ash handles, elimination of waste ._. 928
.\sh-handling machinery, operation, care, etc.. _ 886
Ashbaugh, Alexander, relief 349
.\shbrook, Frank G.:
blue-fox farming in Alaska 785
experimental fur farm 73, 785
feeding garbage to hogs..- _ 73
fur laws for season 1927-28 205
mink raising 272,528
Ashland, Ky.:
bridges —
Ashland Bridge Co.. 454,558,670
International Business Co., Ine 958
Rogers Brothers. 558,582,670
Ashland Bridge Co., bridge.. 4,54, .558, 670
Ashland Leather Co., leather 611
.\shley, Grover, relief - 449
Ashley County, .\rk.:
bridge 9S8
transfer of judicial district , 962
1166
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Ashmead, Dever C, mining thin coal beds in
Pa 539
Ashmore, Arthur N., relief.. 94o
Ashurst. Henry F. (Senator from Ariz.):
minoritv views-
Irrigation and Reclamation Com. 849, 1000
reports made by-
Indian AiTairs Com 715,716,848,999
Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 596
Public Lands and Surveys Com... 459, 597
Asia:
lights, etc., on coasts 1049
pilot, supplements. 756,888,1048
radio markets developing slowly... 216
Asiatic Petroleum Co.<,(New York), Ltd. 618,1125
Aslander, Alfred, see Aslander, Alfred.
Asmus, Henry, farm horseshoeing 7:5
Asparagus:
article on -- 654
rates on 30
Asper, (luy P., postoperative collapse of lung.. 264
Asphalt:
and related bitumens, production in 1926.. 152
disposition on public domain 567
Government supplies 62,638
leases of Choctaw, etc., lands 953, 998, 1098
rates on 97,103,606,731,1024
Aspirators, see Bates laboratory aspirator.
Assault and battery, punishment, mail robbers. 976
Assay Commission 905
proceedings, 1928, test of coinage, etc 905
Assay office at Dahlonega, Ga 948
Asses, transport, etc., of export cattle... 703,1104
Assessor, District of Columbia:
estimate for office 1064
report, 1927 3.56
Assistants (dyeing):
census of manufactures, 1925 .... 14
Association Fran?aise d'Expansion et d'Ech-
anges Artistiques, exhibition of
French prints, catalogue 1130
Association of Cocoa & Chocolate Manufact-
urers of United States, cocoa 31
Association of Governmental Labor Officials
of United States and Canada, pro-
ceedings, 1927 491
Association of Official Seed Analysts of North
America, seed testing rules 1084
Associations, see Parent-teacher associations —
aho names of associations — also
special subject with which associa-
tion has to do.
As'eroidea, see Starfish.
Asterolecaniinae, see Scale insects.
Asthenia, neurocirculatory. 779
Asthma, see Bronchial asthma.
iVstronomical instruments, see names of in-
struments.
Astrophysical Observatory 384
report, 1927.. 384
see also Abbot, C. G.
Asuncion, Paraguay, interesting capital 124
Atchafalaya River:
bridge at Melville, La 556,707,800
bridge at Morgan City, La _ 423,577,667
Atchison, Kans., bridges 557, 581,709, S02
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.:
abandonment of lines ." 30,465,1116
acQuisition of line 4(55
case of Hoboken Manufacturers' R. R 487
case of Oklahoma Corporation Commis-
sion 1121
misrouting 476,738
operation of hncs 465, 1116
rates 610
rates, 4th section applications i03
rates on—
apples .. 866
automobiles _ 30, 97
barrels 606
baskets. I.''lll6
bed-springs 97
bones 732
brass 466
broom-corn 1."]^" 1025
broom handles 30, 163
building materials " '" ' 31
buttermilk poultry feed.. ' '1117
Page
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.— Contd.
rates on — Continued.
cabbage 98,607
cans 466
carpets 1 64
cattle 231,467
cedar chests 467
cement sacks 608
chlorin 1026
•coal 164,733,869,1117
coffee 869
copper 469
cotton 101
cotton goods 469
cotton-seed 469
egg cases 1028
fluxing ores 610
fruit 166
gas oil 472,1029
gasoline 33,611,870
glass 103
grain 472,611,1029
grapes 34, 166
gravel 104
hoofs 473
horses 298
ice-cream cones 737
infusorial earth 104
linseed-oil 872
lubricating-oils 35,872,1031,1120
lumber 612
millet seed 106
oats 36
paper 477
peanuts 108
petroleum 300,740, 1033
pipe 170,234
plaster 479
potatoes 741, 1121
pumps 1034
railroad tracks 1034
roofing 615
salt 1122
sand 874,1122
silica 1 123
silk 482
soy-beans 172
steel 111,875
stone HI
sugar 876
swine ill
tank agitators 1037
tanks 617
text-books 236
vegetables 876
wheels 1125
wool 237
refrigerator-cars 742
stock 606
switching 172
switching charges 236, 616
trackage 876
train-control devices.. 1037
valuation 97, 866
Atchison Union Depot & R. R. Co., valuation. 163
Athletic supplies for Government 511
Athletics in treatment of mental cases 640
.\tlanta, Ga.:
air mail service 894
International Association of Industrial Ac-
cident Boards and Commissions... 751
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry., notes 163,
606,1116
Atlanta & West Point R. R.:
rates on —
bananas J116
bottles 732
cattle 99
cotton 165, 1027
cotton-seed 101
granite 1030
sand. 38
shade cloth 302
warehouses 40
Atlanta, Birmingham & .\tlantic Ry.:
rates on—
cattle 1026
drain-tiles 1028
July-June
1167
Page
Atlanta, Biiniinghaiii & Atlantic Ky.— Contil.
rates on— continued.
hosiery _ 87 1
insecticides 167
phosphates . . 740
watermelons _ 40
Atlantic & Western Ry., acquisition of line 465
Atlantic City & Shore R. R., valuation ;W
Atlantic Coast:
buoy list 217
charts 214,248,758,1050
current tables, 1929 792
light lists 538,662,795
pilots —
coast pilot -- 82
coast pilot, supplements 15,659, 1088
inside route, supplement.- 150
red snappers, 2 species 16
tide tables, 1929 6.59
see also Atlantic States.
.\tlantic Coast Line R. R.:
bonds. 1024
demurrage 609
misrouting 873
rates 870, 1028
rates on —
Army supplies 1116
bricks 1116
citrus fruit 868
curbing 469
e.xcavating machinery 735
feldspar 471
flour 471
limestone --. 1031
locks 1119
lumber 35, U>8
lumber (2 entries) 475
peanuts 740,873
phosphates 36
pipe 478
potatoes 365,479
rails 37
rosin dross 109
sugar 1036
watermelons _ 40
refrigeration 615
stock 295
train-stop device 236
('. United States 288
Atlantic Coastal Plain, see Atlantic States.
Atlantic Fruit Co., Inc., fruit 610
Atlantic Gulf Oil Corporation v. U. S..._ 113
Atlantic Ocean:
charts of north Atlantic-
current charts 183,376,759, 1134
pilot chart 52, 123,183,250,
313, 376, 499, 627, 759, 891, 1051, 1134
pilot chart of upper air 376,
627,759,1051,1134
sailing chart 50
charts of south Atlantic-
great circle sailing 499
pilot chart 52,250,499,891
fishing banks in north Atlantic 890,891
international ice observation, etc 510
pilot, east Atlantic, supplement 1049
weather forecasts by radio 11, 183
Atlantic Refining Co.:
alcohol 30
V. United States 156
.\tlantic States:
farm products, monthly prices, 1925 5
soil fertility. Central Atlantic States 271
strawberry culture, S. Atlantic States 919
see also Atlantic Coast.
Atlantic Works, to carry out findings.. 704
Atlas, geologic, of United States 294
.■\.tlas Iron & Metal Co., brass 466
Atlas Line Steamship Co. v. United States 880
Atlas Portland Cement Co., cement sacks 608
Atmosphere, see Air.
Atmospheric nitrogen, see Nitrogen.
Atmospheric pressure, see Air.
Atrophy of liver after neosalvarsan use 887
Attendant, ideal 1071
Attorney General, see Justice Department.
Attorneys, see District attorneys — Lawyers.
Atwater, C. G., sulphate of ammonia 288
15950—29 2
Page
Atwater, Helen W., honey and its uses 75
Atwater, William C, & Co., Inc., v. U. S 1.56,
174, 237, 288, 618
.\twood, Charles, alias, see Shannon, John.
Atwood Davis Sand Co., sand.. 616
Auburn, Me., land adjoining target range 851,
966, 1098
.\udio frequency currents, generator for 665
Auditor, District of Columbia, report, 1927 356
Auerbach, Ilenrv A., trustee, v. U. S 355, 1040
Auffurth, E. L. F., relief 676
Augusta, Ark., bridge.. 960,995,1104
Augusta, Ga.:
air navigator maps.. 775,776
improvement of Savannah R. below 698
Augusta, Ky., bridge 427,710,803
Aunkerman, Adam B., alias, see Ackerman,
.\dam B.
Aunt Sammy's radio recipes.. 208
.\ustin, Irving M., p. United States 485
Austin, J. T).,v. United States 174
Austin, L. W.:
radio atmospheric disturbances 191
solar activity and radio reception 77
.\ustin, William L.:
census of agriculture, 1925. 337, 407, 535
stocks of leaf tobacco, etc., 1926 81
Austin Company v. United States 113,288,877
Austin papers 899
Austin Powder Co., black powder 731
.Australia:
charts 50,122,181
land shell, Thersites bipartita 258
lights, etc., on coasts. 1049
pilot, supplements 756,7.57, 1049
surgical and dental instrument trade 1090
.-Vustralians:
crania in National Museum 767
veterans, treatment by U. S. Veterans' Bur. 65
.\ustria:
debt to U. S. and loan for reconstruction-
hearings 834
legislation recommended 769
reports of committees 834,979
parcel-post convention with U. S 1062
parcel-post insurance agreement 629
war claims, settlement-
estimate 903
law 668,8.34
reports _ 545, .586
see also Tripartite Claims Commission,
U. S., Austria, and Hungary.
Automatic Gravel Products Co., sand 38
Automobile bumpers, rates on 1024
Automobile heaters, rates on ... 736
Automobile trucks, sec Motor-trucks.
Automobiles:
accessories. Government supplies 638
American machinery used by Citroen Co.. 17
brake lining, elimination of waste .541
competition of leading mfr. of Gt. Brit 280
exhaust gas in streets and repair shops 773
for the Vice President, estimate 702
grease rack 247
one for every 66 persons in the world 17
operators' permits. Govt, vehicles in D. C. 586,
810
rates on 30, 97, 163, 230, 295, 465, 606, 765, 1024
tires, use and care 287
world consumption in 1926 83
world motorization on Jan. 1, 1927 17
see uho Motor-busses — Motor-cycles—
Motor-trucks— Motor-vehicles —
Vehicles.
Automotive Division 83,280,409.661,924,925
Automotive products, see Motor-vehicles, and
references.
.\utopsies:
allergy, post-mortem findings 198
anthropometric data from autopsy records. 502
bronchial asthma, post-mortem record 640
comparison of physical, etc., examinations. 264
pneumothorax, post mortem photograph. . 392
thrombo-phlebitis in tuberculosis 1071
tuburculous ulcer of duodenum 135
value in settlement of claims 392
.\utorotation, wind tunnel tests 495
1168
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Average (maritime law): , . , ^. . ,.„
comparative American legislation, etc oj
same (in Spanish) ,----,■"" ^?c
Avers, Henry O., variation of mean sea level- . 15
Avery, Samuel D.: .
hemorrhagic bronchopneumonia ouz
Kahn precipitation test 502
Avery, Thomas J., v. comnr. of internal revenue 26i
Vviatiou, -see Aeronautics, and references.
Aviation charts... 121, 181, 248, 312, 375, 498, 889, 1133
Aviation fields, see .\irports and aviation fields—
also names of fields.
Aviation seamanship, training course 1048
Aviation stations, see Airports and aviation
fields.
foreign, DistinguLshed Flying Crosses.. 851,906
notice to aviators 121,
180, 248, 311, 375, 498, 025, 757, 889, 1049, 1132
pay and retirement of military aviators—
H. R. 11273, hearings 822
H. R. 11273, report 822
S. 4235, report - 966
pensions, to include Army in provisions. 595, 695
recognizing aviation accomplishments 966
see also names of aviators.
Avocado, 0 sen cultivo e distribuifao 54
Avon, Geneseo & Mount Morris R. R., valu-
ation 735
Awa Anchorage, chart 182
Axles for locomotives, etc., specifications 340
Aycock-Holiey Lumber Co., lumber 168
Ayer, Charles F., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 860
Ayer, Frederick, v. comnr. of internal revenue. 366
Ayers, S. Henry, milk pasteurization 272
Azimuth:
of-
eelestial bodies 311
Polaris, 1927 227
Polaris, 1928 293
the sun. 180
world charts 1050,1051,1134
.\zov. Sea of, chart of ports 181
Aztec Land and Cattle Co., land in Fort Apache
Reservation 953,998, 1099
.\zusa quadrangle, Calif 1114
B
B and P Bridge Co.:
bridge at Weslaco, Tex 685,844,936
bridge at Zapata, Tex 560, 710, 803
Babbitt metal, census of manufactures, 1925 214
Babcock, C. J.:
flavor and odor of milk, etl'ect of feeds 7
flavor ant4 odor of milk , effect of turnips 401
Babcock, Charles E.:
Latin American libraries 761
same (in Spanish) 1135
Babcock, F. Ray, grains for N. and S. Dak., etc. 275
Babcock & Wilcox Co., iron.. 737
Babies, see Infants.
Bacharach, Isaac (Representative from N. J.):
report made by —
Ways and Means Com 834
Bachmann, Carl Q. (Representative from W.
Va.):
minority views —
Civil Service Com 807
Bacilli, see Acid-fast organisms — also headings
beginning Bacillus— aZso names of
bacillary diseases.
Bacillus coli:
distribution in soil under and near pits 64
recovery from soil at Fort Caswell 64
water purification experiments 63, 197
Bacillus inucosus eapsulatus.. 502
Bacillus radicicola 399,528
Back, Carl C, relief 548,985,1094
Back, E. A.:
clothes moths and their control 651
stored-grain pests... 272
Back, Guntlier C, relief 548,985,1094
Back pain, prostatitus as focus of infection 514
Bacon, Robert L., thanks of Congress to Charles
E. Hughes 812
Bacon Brothers, potatoes 74i
Page
Bacteria:
canker of tomatoes, bacterial. 919
chloroform, bactericidal action 5, 910
irradiated oils, bactericidal properties 135
milk and foam during pasteurization 206
pollution of wells 64
root-nodule bacteria of pea group 525,647
see also Bacteriology— a/so headings begin-
ning Bacillus — Bacterium — also
names of bacterial diseases.
Bacterins, chloroform action 5,916
Bacteriology, of oysters 785
Bacterium pruni, production of certain
enzymes 203,209
Bacterium puerariae, halo spot caused by 1079
Baden, Anne L., standardization 1093
Badger Lumber & Coal Co., lumber 612
Badger Radio Co., electric appliances 870
Badges of honor, see Decorations of honor —
Medals.
Baertch, Oscar, bridge 425,579,669
Baft'in Bay, Continuation of, chart 536
Bagging, rates on 97
Bagley, B. W., cement in 1926 796
Bags, see Burlap bags — Paper bags.
Bagworm, injurious shade-tree insect 331
Bahama Islands:
money-order post offices 254
pilot 50
Bahamas-Cuban Co., Ltd., v. United States.. . 877
Bahr Brothers Manufacturing Co 170
Baievsky, Boris, fisheries of Siberia 151
Bail, to authorize 687
Bailev, E. H.. soil of Green Lake Co., Wis 789
Bailey, Edward G., coal 468
Bailey, Elmer S., v. American Baptist Home
Mission Society 174
Bailey, George P., relief - 433
Bailey, N. R., pressure distribution data 909
Bailey, Vernon:
beaver habits, etc 205
how beavers build their houses 189
Bailift's in U. S. courts, to abolish 686
Bain, H. Foster, cost of Chilean nitrate 288
Bain, Jarvis J., Pittsburgh, Pa., district 518
Baine, Thomas, restoration to classified service. 504
Baird, John H., patient as an individual 135
Baker, Andrew J., relief 833
Baker, Arthur A., Salina Canyon dist., Utah. .464,
863
Baker, Calton (or Carlton) C.,see Baker, Guy C.
Baker, Charles M., v. United States 485
Baker, Guy C, correct records of War Dept... 349
Baker, Roland M., relief 418
Baker, T. B., sand 1123
Baker, Virgil, v. comptroller general, etc 224
Baker & Holmes Co., flour 471
Baker, Fort, roads... 349,931,1002
Baker Foundation, see Judge Baker Founda-
tion.
Baker Ice Machine Co., Inc., pipe. 740
Baker-Joslyn Co., insulators 737
Baker ratings. Navy training course 888
Bakeries:
census of manufactures, 1925 149
combinations in bread, etc., hearings 717
Bakeries Service Corporation, paper 107
Baking-powder, rates on 295
Balangnipa Road, chart 312
Balboa, C. Z., tide, moon, and sunrise tables.. 502
Baldwin, Frederick D. W., relief 441
Baldwin, G. C, surface water supply 1022
Baldwin, Gage, Co., refrigeration 1035
Baldwin, I. L., root-nodule bacteria 525,647
Baldwin County, Ala., bridge.. .. 843,959,993,1102
Baldwin Hardware Co., freight rates 232
Bales of cotton:
to standardize —
hearings 983. 1105
report 983
Balish Brothers, misrouting- 738
Ball, Alice R., reinstatement 255
Ball, Carleton R., how to use sorghum grain.- 275
Ball, James S.:
farm inventories - 271
system of farm cost accounting -- 4
Ballegoin, A. L., bridge 956,991,1099
-July-June
1160
Page
Balloons:
race from Detroit, Sept. 10, 1927 534
sounding balloon ascensions, results 212
Sfe also Aircraft— Airships.
Ballou, De Forrest, jr., eye examinations 640
Balrae, Paul, cases. 225,292,1019
Baltic Sea:
lights, etc 121
pilot, supplements 888,1049
telegraph chart . 1134
Baltic States, motion-picture market 92.i
Baltimore, Md.:
aviation chart 121
rivers, etc., in district 516
tide calendar ■"», 121, 181,
248, 312, 375, 498, 626, 758, 1050, 1132
unemploj-ment survey., 751
Baltimore & Carolina Steamship Co 59
Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal R. R.:
rates on—
enamel 102
stone 39
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad:
abandonment of part of branch line 1024
bonds 230
control of C, I. &^X 31
customs on ferromanganese. 1017
misroutiug 35, 738
operation under trackage rights 731
rates 33, 1141
rates on —
asphalt 1024
automobiles 295
baking-powder 295
barium carbonate S66
black powder 97
bricks 98
canned food 164
cans 99
cast-iron 607,732
cement 1026
chlorin 1026
chocolate 608
coal 100,468,608,733
coffee 734
cotton goods— 1027
derricks 470
enameled-ware 870
fish-oil 1028
gasoline 1029
grain 298
insulator pins 1033
insulators 473
iron 611,871.1030
lumber 1031, 1120
meat 1032
naphtha 106.1032
paper 170,477
paper bags 740
peaches 234
pipe-line coating 478
plumbers' supplies 479
potatoes 614
railroad ties 614
rocks . 480
roofing 171
sand 481,874,875
steel 110,743,1036
steel bars 482
stone 1123
sulphuric acid 744
swine _. 482.876
tomatoes 173
wall-cleaning compoimds 1037
water-gas tar 10:38
wood 1038
wool 744
zinc 40
routing 615
stock 466
train service.. 744
train-stop device . 1124
V. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry 877
V. United States 367,877
Baltimore Gas Engineering Corporation.. 957, 1100
Bamberg., S. C, mosquito control by air-
plane 196, .323
Bamberger, Florence E., la inspeccion escolar.. 55
Page
Bamboo:
culture, etc 654
groves thrive in United Stales. 145
Bananas, r.ates on 006,1024,1116
Bancker-Xicholls Brokerage Co.. 731
Band instruments, see Musical instruments.
Ban(ia ."^ea, chart of ea.'^tern part 181
Bandelier National Monument 531
Banding birds, instructions 785
Bandmasters, Army:
commissioning —
hearing .59 1
reports 718,822
veto message 1055
Bane, Moses M., relief of estate 985
Bangor & .\roostook R. R.:
freight-cars .610
freight rales 32
rates on —
coal 296
lumber 105
stock 16.3,230
Bangs, N. H., climate of China 6.56
Bank-notes, see Federal reserve notes — National
bank notes — Paper money.
Banka Strait, chart (2 entries) 249
Banking, see Banks and banking.
Banking and Currency Committee, House:
hearings 24,90,944,1106
reports 547,675,944
Banking and Currency Committee, Senate:
hearings 574,7ai,837
reports 574,837,984
Bankruptcy:
in Colorado, rules of district court 114, 877
in Virginia, rules of district court 619
Banks and banking:
amount loaned to one borrower 944
deposits in names of 2 persons, payment-. 551,
845. 932
el ahorro escolar 761
same (in Portuguese) 893
interlocking directorates —
effective regulation 547, 574, 667
regulations of Fed. Reserve Bd., etc... 861
0 commercio exterior e as casas bancarias. _ 252
publications on banking for sale 462, 1112
State banks as Government depositories.. .547,
936. 984
veteran's insurance pajTnents 997
see also Federal intermediate credit banks —
Federal land banks— Federal re-
serve banks — Federal reserve mem-
ber banks — Foreign exchange —
Joint stock land banks — National
banks — also names of banks or
places where located.
Bannock County, Idaho, manganese de-
posit 464, 1114
Banta, Marion, relief 676,929,985
Baptiste, Marie R. J., relief 812
Bar Association, see American Bar Association.
Bar-iron, rates on 97,866
Bara Bav, chart 182
Baranof Island, land 318,896
Barbados, monev-order post offices.. 254
Barber, M. A.:
food of anopheline larvae 134
food of culicine larvae 513,6.39
malaria, Mexican cotton pickers in Miss... 63
spleens in measurement of malaria 391. 639
tadpole enemy of mosquito larvfr 391, 773
tests of larvicide stoxal 134,263
transmission of malaria by Anopheles. 263, 391
Barber, Zaccheus P., patent 567,856,929
Barberry:
black stem rust __ 333
bread or barberries 404
eradication in wheat areas 209
Barbour, George B., loess of China 190
Barbour, Henrv E. (Representative from
Calif".):
reports made by —
-Appropriations Com 547
Conference Com 673
Bard, n. H., complaint, etc., of Fed. Trade
Comu eOI
Bardel, William, relief 418
1170
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Bardia, Port, chart. - - - ^12
Bardwil Brothers oii.JJof
Barford, C. E., United States versus 877, 1038
Barge hne: ^
extension by Inland Waterways Corp.—
hearings 816,957
minority views --- 957
report ^57
Barger, W. R., citrus fruit decay 399,525
Barite in 1926_.- 217
Barium carbonate:
duty, proclamation increasing rate — 895
rates on *^'j*>
Barium products in 1926 217
Barker, Eugene C, Austin papers 899
Barlier, II. O., bran impaction 1149
Barlver, John F., Produce Co., tomatoes 1124
Barker Brothers, Inc.:
cedar chests 467
sprmgs .
743
stoves 482
Barkley, Alben W. (Senator from Ky.):
report made by-
Finance Com 713
Barley:
culture, uses, and varieties 788
official grain standards handbook 649
rates on -^ 7:u
seed, dehulling to induce smut 399, 531
Barnard, Clarence, relief 838,981,1094
Barnard. Edward E., biographical memoir 493
Barnegat lightship to be established 19
Barnett, Jackson, case against American Bap-
tist Home Mission Society 174
Barnett, V. H., Gillette coal field, Wyo. _ _ 161, 803
Barnhart, Earl \V.:
educational program for laundry salesmen. 91
retail meat business, manual 26
Barnhill, F. C, bridge 428,581,670
Barnitz, Richard B., retirement 433
Barnsdall Refineries, Inc., fuel-oil 166
Barometric depressions:
and typhoons in the Far East 33.5,405
basis for seasonal forecasting 11
Barr, J. E., marketing cowpea seed crop 1080
Barrancas, Fort, lighthouse reservation 2,55
Barrels:
marking lime barrels-
hearings .5.50
report 809
rates on 466,606,731,1024
Barrett, Halsey M., i\ United States 241
Barrett, O. W., las araceas economieas 378
Barrett Company:
paper-stock _ .300
relief 449,808,1094
(;. United States _ 288
water-gas tar 1038
Barrier Reefs, chart 122
Barrington Passage, chart 181
Barrios, Puerto, Guatemala, see Puerto Barrios,
Guatemala.
Barro Colorado Island Biological Station 189
Barron, Florence L., v. United States 1127
Barron, William E., report of Hoods, 1927 :<35
Barrows, William B., farm timber 274
Bars:
billet-steel concrete reinforcement bars 344
customs charges on steel bars 1018
rates on steel bars 482
specifications for wrought-iron bars 411
see also Angle-bars— Bar-iron— Drawbars.
Barschi, H., & Son, enameled-warc 870
Barsley, Cromwell L., relief 562,851.929
Bart quadrangle, Tex.. . 229
Barth, John, Co., U. S. v 174,321,367,618,877
Barthold, F. R., relief. 945
Bartholomew, Bayou:
bridge 423,543,577
to make portions nonnavigable 955
Bartlesville Zinc Co., demurrage 470
Bartlett, Adolphus C, Mabel O. Reinecke i; " 745
Bartlett, Harley H.:
botanical trip to Formosa 898
fast-di.sappeariug flora of Sumatra.. 898
Bartlett pears, see Pears.
Barton, Ben D., patent appeals. 540
Barton, Mary L., trustee, David H. Blair v 878
Barton, Otis, David H. Blair i'. trustee 878
Page
Bart.sch, Paul:
natural history of Gulf of St. Lawrence 898
natural history studies, Florida Keys, etc.. 898
Basham, Thomas E., Co. c. Robert H. Lucas. 745
Basilan Island, anchorages 214
Basket hoops, rates on 1025
Basket Maker village of Southwest 898
Basket tops, rates on 731
Baskets:
for fruits, etc., standards-
estimate Sot enforcement of act 1063
hearings 678
law 931
reports 572,809
rates on 1025,1116
Basophilic red cells in lead poisoning 1129
Bass, James W., relief 676
Ba.ss, protection in District of (^olumbia... .586,809
Bassler, Ray S., bryozoa of Gulf of Mexico 767
Bat, see Bats.
Batabano, Cuba, aviation chart 498
Batchelder, Howard M., reinstatement. ., 764
Bates, C. Q., stream-flow experiment 920, 1085
Bates, E. N., laboratory aspirator .526
Bates, Frederick, new base point on thermo-
metric scale 89
Bates, John W., relief 822
Bates, Lewis B:
blackleg on Canal Zone 502
hemorrhagic broncho-pneumonia 502
Bates laboratory aspirator .526
Bateson, William, article on 189
Batesville Southwestern R. R., valuation 364
Batev-Fleming Co., rice.. 742
Bath, N. Y.:
cemetery, conveyance to United States... 822,
1005.1101
lands, etc., for soldiers' home 969, 100,5. 1101
Bath & Hammondsport R. R., valuation 295
Bath-tubs, rates on 97, 1116
Bathing pools, in District of Columbia. .. 809, 1064
Bathurst, Africa, chart 499
BatjerA Co. r. United States 174
Baton Rouge, La.:
bridges.. 425, ,580. 669, 683
land grant to La. University 831, 931, 1013
land to St. Joseph's Church 8:30, 1012, 1098
portion of National cemetery for street 690,
1002, 1098
Baton Rouge Electric Co., coke 1027
Baton Rouge, Hammond & Eastern R. R., val-
uation 364
Baton Rouge-Mississippi River Bridge Co.. 425,
.580, 669
Baton Rouge National Cemetery.... 690, 1002, 1098
Bats, of genera Myotis and Pizonyx 1060
Batson, Lawrence D.:
electrical development in Colombia, etc — 151
electrical development in Japan 83
electrical equipment markets.. 216. 280, 339, 537
world radio markets, broadcasting service. 1.52
Batson-Cook Co., building materials 466
Batteries (electric), see Electric batteries-
Storage batteries.
Battery boxes, rates on 607
Battle, see name of battle.
Battle fields:
guide to American battlefields in Europe. . 78
study, etc., of U. S. battlefields, report 393
see also names of battles, or places where
battles were fought.
Battle Monuments Commission, sec American
Battle Monuments Commission.
Battle of Bear's Paw National Monument 721
Battle-ships, see War-ships.
Battlefields, see Battle fields.
Battles, see names of battles.
Battleships, see War-ships.
Batz, Alexander de, see DeBatz, Alexander.
Baum, Ida F., relief. 418.543,574
Baum, Nathan, trustee, t>. United States 303
Bauman, Abraham, /'. United States... 41, 113, 158
Bauman, Michael J., relief 807
Baumgartner, Julius, United States t' 367
Baumhofer, Lynn G., pine tip moth 204,273
Bauxite in 1926 152
Baxter, J. H., & Co., poles 108
Baxter, O. M., Inc.. United States v.. 461,724
Bay, see name of bay.
i
July-June
1171
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Bay City, Mich., chart 520
Bay Terminal R. R., car-trust obligations 731
Bayano, Rio, see Rio Chepo.
Bayard, Thomas F. (Senator from Del.):
paper presented by —
Charles Viner and our common law_ . 1108
reports made bv—
Claims Com _ 449,450,451,452,
453, 574. 575, 576, 704, 705, 706, 8.38,
839,840,985,987,988,989.
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com 598,722, 1016
Baver-Rothgeh Co. v. United States, etc 897
Bayersdorfer, 11., & Co., United States v 356
Bayeux, Haiti, tapping Ilevea rubber trees 789
Baylin, Joseph J., relief 985
Bayly-Thompson Co., lathing 474
Bayoneta Island, chart 313
Bayou, sec name of bayou.
Bays, see names of bays.
Bavuk Cigars, Inc., r. Federal Trade (^omn. 725,
1019
Beach. .Mfred H., r. United States 618
Beacon Knitting Mills, Inc 861
Beacons, see Air mail — Radio beacons — also
names of places where located.
Beal, F. K. L.:
common birds of southeastern U. S .3.30
common birds useful to. farmer 6,650
food of some well-known birds... 205
Beal Nursery:
addition-
hearings 674
reports 674,983
Beales, Le Verne:
census of manufactures, 1925 1087
census of manufactures, 1927 535
Beals, E. A.:
free-air winds over Honolulu and Guam... 77
trade winds of the north Pacific 77
Beals, F. W., v. United States 157,242
Beals, Lester C, /'. United States 157,242
Beaman, Arthur L., relief 706,947, 1096
Beaman, W. M., topographic mapping 728
Beaman Elevator Co., misrouting.. 872
Beams, formulas for 325
see also Box beams.
Bean, Barton .\., fishes 899
Bean, L. H., agricultural statistics, 1926 142
Beans:
handbook of United States standards 526
rates on 97, 466
save from deterioration in transit 654
see also names of beans.
Bear, R. M., pressures on nozzles 47, 1046
Bear Brand Hosiery Co., hosiery 871
Bear Creek, bridge 955,990,1098
Bear Point, bridge 559,710,803
Bear River (California):
dam, cost of building ' 1073
Bear River (Colorado), see Yam pa River.
Bear River (Wyoming):
irrigation dam, feasibility. 819
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge:
to establish —
estimate of appropriation 1063
hearings .572,674
law 931
reports 572,674
Beard, Harry R., fish canned as sardines 17
Beardsley, Edward G.:
apparatus for studying fuel sprays. 495
centrifugal type injection valves 47
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
oil sprays, reproducibility, etc 1046
spray penetration, fuel injection nozzle 47
Bearings (machinery):
elimination of waste, roller bearings 928
operation, care, and repair 753,755
Bear's Paw National Monument, see Battle of
Bear's Paw National Monument.
Beatrice Creamery Co., cream.. 165,869
Beattie, David, to pay widow 942
Beattie, James H.:
cucumbers, production in greenhouses 788
farm garden in the North 334
greenhouse tomatoes 210
home storage of vegetables 76
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Beattie, \V. R.:
celery growing 1083
home jiroduction of onion seed and sets 788
onion culture 145
tomatoes as truck crop 210
Beatty, Cora B., exrx., v. D. B. Heiner 485
Beatty, John W.. c. D. B. Heiner 485
Beaty, William G,, relief 433,799,851
Beaufort, S. C, relief of Carteret Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South 699
Beaufort Harbor, N. C, chart 1.50,923
Beaumont, Tex., air navigation map 776
Beaumont & Great Northern R.R.:
valuation 613
correction of entry 646
Beaumont Iron Works, cast-iron 467
Beaumont Lumber Co., lumber 475
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.:
rates on —
metals 475
oil-well machinery... .365
petroleum 36
sulphur 1036
Be.aver County, Pa., bridge 427,583,670
Beaver, Meade & Englewood R.R., extension. 867
Beaver Products Co., Inc., plaster 479
Beavers:
habits and experiments in beaver culture.. 205
how beavers build their houses 189
Bebry, Percival B., patent appeal 282
Bechdel, S. I., vitamin B in feed and in milk
produced (2 entries) 204
Beck, James M. (Representative from Pa.):
election case-
hearings 552, 679
minority views 679
report 679
report made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 424
Beck, Joseph D. (Representative from Wis.):
reports made bv—
Claims Com 418,
419, 420, 421, 807, 945, 948
Beck, Stewart L., relief 707
Becker, George F., biographical memoir 493
Becker, Joseph A.:
agricultural statistics, 1926 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Becker, R. B., cows, utilization of grain in
silage 20.3,204
Beckett, Clinton O., Veterans' Hospital, Gulf-
port, Miss. 264
Beckett, R. E., Gossypium cernuum 71,209
Beckman, H. C.:
surface water supply —
Hudson Bay and Mississippi R. basins. 1114
Mississippi River basin, lower 1022
Missouri River basin 94
Beckstead, Wyman H., relief of parents 694,
719, 929
Bed-springs, rates on 97
Bedbugs, tularaemia in 323
Bedding charges for livestock 30
Bedell, G. H., judging sheep.. 271
Beds, rates on.. 97
Bee, see Bees.
Beef:
cooking according to cut 274
educational illustrations 528
market classes, etc., of dressed beef 5
on farm, slaughtering, cutting, curing 330
statistics, 1925. 5
Beef cattle, see Cattle.
Beeman, Otis, r. United States 222
Beers, Edward M. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by-
District of Columbia Com 421,949
Printing Com 977
Bees:
article on 206
beekeeping in buckwheat region 206
beekeeping in tulip-tree region... 651
carbohydrate utilization by honeybees (3). 269
1172
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Bees— Continued,
publications—
for sale by supt of floes 292, 11 W
of Agriculture Department 200
swarm control 206,917
wintering in cellars.. -.- 529
Beetles, see names of beetles.
Beets, rates on 230
see also Sugar beets.
Beggs, .1. R., & Co., potatoes 614
Behavior, your child's 750
Behr. Karl, claim.. ._ 385,587,800,811
Behre, C. Edward, form-class taper curves,
etc 270,531
Beich, Paul F., Co., peanuts 740
Beier, Richard H., relief .-. 433
Bel, J. Fleming, relief 700
Belang Road, chart 50
Belcourt, N. Dak.:
boarding school - 849
correction of entry 914
Belden, \V. S., tornado at St. Joseph, Mo 77
Belgian Congo member of International OfiSce
of Public Health 196
Belgium, convention with United States 507
Belinpton (juadrangle, W. Va 362
Bell. Clarence J., admr., v. United States 304
Bell, F. G., bridge. 426,580,609
Bell, G. A.:
breeds of draft horses 649
feeding horses 143
Bell, Grover .1., relief 945
Bell, John, alias, see Marks, John.
Bell, Lucius, relief 349
Bell, Matilda C, observed in a psychiatric hos-
pital 135
Bell, see Bells.
Bell & Co. r. United States... 1039, 1125
Bell ^^prin^s district, Wvo., geology, etc... 464,863
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania 298,302
Belland, Albert, v. United States 1125
Belle Fomche irrigation project 294
Bellcfield Co. v. D. B. Heiner. 745
Bellefonte Central R.R.:
fi eight rates 610
rates on coal 868
Bellinger, V. E., pulmonary tuberculosis 264
Bellingham Bay, chart 536
Bellinijhara Harbor, Wash., examination 909
Bellows, Henry A., relief. 456,562,800
Bells:
battleship Connecticut 973
cruiser Minneapolis 975,1009
cruiser New Orleans 826,934,974, 1008
see also Carillons.
Belonlioh Bay, chart 312
Belt Line Brick Co., cement 1026
Belt Railway of Chicago, rates on cans 732
Belts (straits):
lights, etc 121
Belvosia, revision of flies of genus lOOO
Bench marks:
California, tidal bench marks 793
Connecticut, tidal bench marks 279
United States, descriptions... _ 338
Benedict, C. C:
pericarditis, complicating tuberculosis 64
pneumothorax, spontaneous bilateral 1149
Benedict, George F. , trustee, v. U. S _ 488
Benedict Manufacturing Co. 1112
Benefit associations:
psfahlishnient funds for disabled workers 45, 40
payment of death benefits in D. C 949 995
Bengal, Bay of:
chart 249
pilot, supplement ","" 7,57
Benham, Ehzabeth, industrial accidents 117
Benjamin, Henry, alias, see McHenrv, Benja-
min S.
Benjamin, J. D.:
aviation crashes at Pen.sacola, 1927. 496 497
death by lightning ' 49
Bennett, DeRussy J., beans.. "' 4(56
Bennett, George H., jr., relief... " 707
Bennett, H, H.:
grouping of soils 10
impnrtancia de la clasificacidn y los reconoc-
imientos de suelos 501
wa.stnge caused by soil erosion 785
Page
Bennett, Mary S., relief 707
Bennettsville & Chefaw R. R., valuation 230
Benning, P'ort:
area restored to military reservation 382
construction 349
Benning National Forest, order rescinded 382
Bennit, H. L.:
anthracite in 1926 411
coke and by-products in 1925. 411
Benson, W. N., igneous rocks 494
Bent, Arthur C, North American shore birds. 633
Bentley, Wilson A., recent treasures of snow... 212
Benton County, Wash., land for bird refuge.. 703
Benwood & Wheeling Connecting Ry.:
deficit settlement 295
valuation 97
Benzocaine-chaulmoogra oil for leprosy 391, 638
Benzol, rates on 230
Beppu Ko, chart .50
Beppu Wan, chart of harbors 50
Berdyansk! Road, chart 181
Beretta, Charles, relief 418
Berg, David, Industrial Alcohol Co 1118
Berg, Henry L., vs. David H. Blair 1018
Bergengren, Roy F., credito cooperativo 252
Berger, Ernest E., steam in limekiln 152
Berger, Victor L. (Representative from Wis.):
report made by —
Public Lands Com... 445
Berger Manufacturing Co., U. S. ;; 485
Bergin, M. C, markets for prepared medicines. 18
Berglund, Torkel, microstructure of ferrite 665
Bergman, Peter, y. United States... 878
Beri-beri, infantile, in Panama .502
Bering Sea, chart 1133
Bering Strait, chart.. 1133
Berkeley, Calif., port 643
Berkeness, Die, United States y 174
Berkshire Woolen Co. v. United States 41
Berlage, H. P., jr., east monsoon forecasting... 335
Berlin, Germany, diphtheria increase 263
Bermuda:
chart of Bermuda Islands 50
chart of Narrows 758
money-order post offices 254
pilot 50
Bermuda grass, eradication 788
Bernard, Judae & Co., United States v 91
Bernewitz, M. W. von, fifty-nine coal mine
fires 411
Berries, see names of berries.
Berry, Earl E., patent appeal 341
Berry, Edward W.:
flora of Esmeralda formation in Nevada 385
fossil nutlets of genus Lithospermum 899
Berry, James B., Sons' Co., Inc., gasoline 1029
Berry, William J,, endurance of rail steel 065
Berthold & Jennings Lumber Co., lumber 475
Bertholf, L. M., carbohydrate utilization by
honeybee 269
Berwyn quadrangle, 111 864
Beryllium, and alloys, thermal expansion 343
Besi Bay, chart 51
Bessemer, Ala., geologic atlas 294
Bessemer & Lake Erie R. R., rates on lumber. 475
Bessemer branch, see Duluth, South Shore <fe
Atlantic Ry.
Best, Harry, deaf-mute population of U. S 792
Best Foods, Inc., stearin 616, 1036
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd.,
Ignited States against 257
Bethlehem Steel Company:
award of National War Labor Board 945
cases.. 174,237,257,367
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, United States..
against "257
Bettendorf, J. W., bridge 817,992, 1100
Bettendorf, Iowa, bridge 817,992,1100
Belts, Claude S., relief 566
Belts, M. C, rammed earth walls 533
Betty, Elio, r. Benjamin M. Day 1039
Beveridge, J. C, jr.. Mails and Files Section,
Reclamation Bur... 96
Beyer, A. H., corn ear worm as enemy of vetch 207
Bibliography:
aboriginal population north of Mexico 633
absenteeism in industry 4fi
absorption spectra of iron , etc 22
July-June
1173
Page
Bibliography— Continued.
accident statistics, Mines Bureau pubs_. 19,85
acetic acid as soil disinfectant 783,915
acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid test 514
flctinoniycosis 907
adamantinoma of pituitary... 1071
aerological soundings 212
aeronautics —
1925 1046
advances made by Max M. Munk 1046
aerodynamics and the airplane 325
air forces on Sperry Messenger model.. 118
air pressure on coming to rest 119
air publications 148,213,791
autorotation and flat spin 495
biplane and triplane cellule models 119
calibrating altimeters, etc 119
centrifugal type injection valves 47
* column effect in airplane wing spars.. 119
combustion chambers, performance 624
drag of wings with end plates 47
engines 47,119,324,495,752
flow and drag formulas 119
fuel and cylinder gas densities... 495
fuel injection and compression ignition. 119
lift, drag, and elevator hinge moments. 310
nozzles, differential pressures 47, 1040
pressure distribution 119, 179,909, 1131
pressure measurement through tubes.. 246
range and endurance of airplanes. . 118, 119
Roots type supercharger 47, 1046
spinning characteristics of airplane 1151
standard atmosphere ..- 495
superheat meter for airships 344
take-off and landing characteristics 119
twin-float seaplane during take-off 119
walls in closed wind tunnels, effect 310
wind tunnel tests, British models 624
wing model tests 1131
agricultural extension 143,528
agricultural survey of France 048
Alaska 226,360
alfalfa, maturity and nutritive value... 204, 269
Americans in the Far East, employment,
etc 151
amcebic dysentery and endamoebic carriers. 888
Ancylostoma 258
anemia, in newborn child 308
anemia, pernicious, and its treatment 1148, 1149
anthocyan pigments in canning 71, 145
anthropometric data from autopsy records. 502
anticholera vaccination at Shanghai 888
apple curculio and its control by hogs. 783, 915
apple deterioration in storage 399, 531
apple juices 783,1079,1083
apple maggot 1081
Apterygota, insects from Central America. 384
arsphenamine-sodium Ihiosulphate 63
arthritides in adult .-- 907
asbestos in 1926 281
ascomycete Neurospora 204, 333, 647, 788
automobile exhaust gas in streets, etc 773
Bacillus radicicola, growth 399,528
bactericidal properties of oils 135
Bacterium pruni, production of enzy-
mes 203,209
Bandelier National Monument 531
Barro Colorado Island Biological Station.. 189
bees 206,269
bindweed, experiments with herbicides. 270, 399
biographical sketches —
.^.llen, Joel A 493
Barnard, Edward E 493
Becker, George F.. - 493
Branner, John C 493
Farlow, William G 493
Gilbert, Grove K 494
' Goodale, George L 494
Howe, Henry M.. 494
Mayor, Alfred G... 494
Meltzer, Samuel J 494
Morley, Edward W 494
Morse, Harmon N 494
Sabine, Wallace C. W 494
Smith, Alexander 494
birds, banded, returns from 401
birds, banding instructions - 785
Bierknes theory, aerological data 790
black tongue 513, 773, 905, 1147 148
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Bibliography — Continued.
blood, grouping 496
blood, post operative changes 392
' bronchial asthma 640
bubonic plague and maritime quarantine.. 134
buttermilk, artificial 3
cabbage resistant to yellows .399, 654
canaries, care and management 650
carcinoma, metastatic, of heart 05
carcinoma, of descending colon 392
cardiac disorders of war veterans 392
cattle, heat production (2 entries) 3
cattle weights 1079
chemical warfare and medical officer.. 887, 1047
chemotherapy of organic arsenicals- _ 324
chestnut, replacement of blight-killed 8
chickens —
critical temperature 4
growth of Rhode Island reds 1079
heat production (2 entries) 4
hen, passage of food 4
metabolism and energy value of corn . . 3, 4
child, physical growth and development... 244
child welfare 750
Chinese military medicine 246,247
chloroform, bactericidal action 5,916
cholecystography 48, 49
citrus insects of Japan 207
city planning, zoning, building codes, etc... 541
civil service 78
climate of southeastern Pennsylvania 790
climatic regions of North America 212
clover anthracnose 654
coal, spontaneous heating 925
coal-tar food dyes 530
cod eggs in Massachusetts Bay 536
cod fisheries 151
colloidal mastic and colloidal gold tests 65
conodonts 633
cooperative associations 526
corn —
breeding 404
pollen, nitrogenous constituents... 203,204
publications of Agricultm-e Dept 26
quality in seed 71,203
supernumerary chromosomes, Z e a
mays 399,531
cotton —
Acala, upland variety from Mexico... 333
boll decay, Southwestern States 204,275
boll weevil, dispersal 648,917
community improvement 654
factors affecting price 648
inheritance of smooth seeds 203, 209
irrigation 1084
seedling mortality 1084
cottonseeds, gossypol content, etc. 4, 71, 1079
cows —
assimilation of rations 269,270,401
effect of inanition on milk 270,400
short-time test 203,211
coyotillo, poisonous plant. 649
crayfishes 16
crustaceans 1060
Daimonelix 60
dehydration of fruits and vegetables 6
dental anomaly, unusual . 1149
dietary scales, etc 332
dietetics 247
disease incidence according to age 1070
diseases, sex difference at various ages 1070
dusting mixtures, chemical changes 648, 786
edible canna, Waimea district of Hawaii... 918
education —
higher 160
nursery-kindergarten-primary 293
secondary 28, 227
electrocardiogram 246, 247
electron equilibria, biological systems 639
emotions in psychotic patients 907
employee stock ownership H"
enamel slips - -- 285
epidemic encephalitis, diagnosis 514
epilepsy, control of fits, etc. 1070
European corn borer.. 331,917,1082
Eurytoma parva, wheat jointworm para-
site -— J
explosive investigations, Mines Bur. pubs. 85
1174
Index, 1927-1928
Page
651
bihliotiraphy— Continupd.
fall army worm
farms— . ,„,,
family living from farm ■JUU
farm-management extension, 1914-24_._ 917
real estate situation, lit26-27 204
work for mental cases 640
fish, acclimatization to high temperature.- 660
fisheries of— , ,
(}ulf States and New England 151
Maryland and Virginia-. 408
Siberia - ^^^
fishes in vicinity of Greenwood, Miss 409
fishes of Chesapeake Bay 660
flag smut of wheat — - "6
flies and their eradication (2 entries) 48
llv control - -- - 907
foot-and-mouth disease control 1080
Forcipulata- U42
foreman conference leaders, training 725
forestry for the farm 402
forestry on farm woodlands. - - - . 652
forests rel. to water and climate 208
form-class taper curves, etc 270,531
fossils-
footprints in Grand Canyon 59
msect 60
lizards of North America 1131
Fox ethnology 191
fur farming. Biological Survey pubs .- 73
Fusarium rot in stored potatoes 1084
gaseous explosive reaction 624
gases and vapors, inflammability limits 539
gastro-jejunocolic fistula 264
geodetic publications. 15
geography, etc., of southeastern Idaho 464
geologic formations 28, 29
geology of Ingoniar anticline, Mont 94
geophysical methods of prospecting 341
gingivitis - 496,497
gladiolus .--. 783,919
glutelins of cereal grains 647, 915
goiter... 63,246,247,391,639
gold inlays by indirect method 135
Government documents in U. S. and else-
where... 118
grain, cooperative marketing in Canada. . 526
grain sorghums 275
granuloma inguinale 907
heart, premature contractions (2 entries)... 48
Helianthus, tumors, cysts, etc 494
helminth parasites 767
llevea rut)ber trees, tapping 789
history, American, 1924 1142
I lodgkin's disease, abdominal 247
lloUisler area, Calif., soil survey 656
home econonucs, extension work 143, 528
horse|)ower C'luipnient, development 728
hydatid cyst, pulmonary 1148
hydrogen-ion concentration and absorption
by wheat. 204,206
igneous rocks 494
illness, age curve.. 64
illness, rate among males and females... 63, 262
industrial safety 178
in.sects and slasli disposal 144
international cartel movement 1089
intestinal obstruction 502
inundations attending tropical cyclones 405
iron ores of west-middle Teimessee. . . 227, 1114
irrigation, arid and seiniarid lands, etc 789
isopods, terrestrial, in National Museum.. 258
Japanese flowering cherries 654
Jerusalem artichoke as crop plant .'". 210
k indergarl en 226
lake water, organic content '_ 16
larger snd webworm _._ 273
larvicide sloxal, tests 134, 263
lead arsenate and lime spray mixture.. 204,273
1-eadville mining district, Colo 29
legs and leg-bearing segments, arthropods.. 898
lemons, hiustening coloration 74
Leonardtown silt loam soil 1079 1081
leprosy g3
lilac blight in United States 783,919
livestock farming 270
loess of China ___ 190
lumber, seasoning, handling and ciire.... 791
magnesium and alloys, corrosion 119
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Bibliography— Continued.
magnetic declination in Calif andNev 278
malaria 246,247,263,391
Malta fever 773,1069
marine insurance. 62
same (in Spanish) 195
market research agencies 216
same, descriptive circular 538
maternal, infant, and child welfare, etc 116
Medical Dept., Army, in World War.. 138, 779
medicine, preventive 191
Mendelian ratios in maize 71,76
mercurochrome in gonococcus infection.. 48,49
mesothelioma, pleural 135,324
metal fits 22
metals 341,541,665, 1091
meterorologieal conditions along airways... 119
Mexican whorled milkweed .♦. . 203
mica in 1926 341
milk marketing 205
milk pasteurization 272
mine rescue breathing apparatus, etc 539
Mississippi River, biological survey 537
MogoUon mining district, N. Mex 95
mohair, kemp fibers in fleeces 205
mosaic disease i n winter wheat 269, 404
mosquitoes-
food of anopheHne larvae 134
food of culicine larvae 513,639
tadpole enemy of mosquito larvio 773
mothers, books for 91
mottle necrosis of sweet potatoes 3, 76
Muscle Shoals project 350
mutillid wasps 899
national parks 162,866
Crater Lake National Park... 1022
General Grant National Park 730, 1115
Glacier National Park 865
Grand Canyon National Park 1022
Hawaii National Park 1022
Hot Springs National Park 729
Lafayette National Park 730
Lassen Volcanic National Park 730
Mesa Verde National Park 1022
Mount Rainier National Park... 865
Rocky Mountain National Park 865
Sequoia National Park 730,1115
Wind Cave National Park 730
Yellowstone National Park.. 866, 1(]23, 1115
Yosemite National Park _ . 730, 1023
Navy, history 49, 1132
negroes, mortality in U. S... 513
nematode worms 60
nematodes in North American birds. 649
neuritis, multiple... 1149
neuropsychiatric disease 514
neurosyphilis treatment with malaria 514
nitrates 350
nitrogen fixation and utilization. 288
nonmetals 341, 1091
oats, spring production 788
oceanography, physical, of Gulf of Maine.. 339
Octomitus salmonis Ifi
onions 401
orange bud selection 210
orange leaf rust on MalakofE wheat 9
osteomata, multiple 247
oviposition rate of grape leaf hoppers 3, 7
oxidation-reduction studies 263, 90fi
oxygen demand of polluted waters 514
oysters, production, handling, etc 785
paper mulch 919
paradichlorobenzene as anthelmintic. 270,402
Paratetranychus. taxonomic status 648,917
paratyphoid bacilli and food poisoning 888
parks 227 ,
patient as an individual 135 '
pea group, root-nodule bacteria 525,647
pears, acetaldehyde occurrence 532,647
pecan.. 4,141
pellagra 392,1148
pellagra-preventives 63, 196,323
pension systems for teachers 227
pericarditis with effusion, diagnosis 247
periodogram and rainfall 147
permanence of differences in experimental
field 647,787
petroleum-oil emulsions 6
phosphate rock.. 464,1114
July-June
1175
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Bibliography— Continued.
Piiylloxera, infestation in Calif 652
physical education _ 28
physiotherapeutic movements for heart 514
pineal shadow, diagnostic landmark.. 887, 1048
pink bollworm parasites in Hawaii . 273
plants as indicators of ground water 604
pleurisies, relation to tuberculosis 1070
pneumothorax, bilateral spontaneous 1H9
Poa pratensis and Poa compressa 4. 75
posture _ 63
potash, mining in Germany and France 412
potash brines. Great Salt Lake Desert __ _ 1114
potato sets, source, character, etc 532
potato wart, spread and repression 789
potatoes, freezing injury _ 210
prenatal, infant, and child care __ 750
presidential terms 353
psychiatric social worker, master-key 907
psychic regression, mechanism ". 264
pulsus alternans 264
rain-bearing winds 77
raisins, commercial standardization 206
rammed earth walls for buildings. __ _. 533
red bread-mold fungi 4, 76
religion in Szechuan Province, China 633
respiration 497,887, 1048
retinitis pigmentosa 48, 49
root rot of Lucretia dewberry 269, 270
rubber 4 10
rubber goods testing 286
run-off, notes on estimating 920
Sabal causiarum 3, 75
sales territories in China... 409,924
salt, iodized, loss of iodine 71,203
salt, use in range management 8
sarcoma of femur (2 entries) 497
sauerkraut, relation of temperature 525,647
scarlet fever streptococcus antitoxin 1148
Schizamoeba salmonis.. 16
schizophrenia, acute phase 1148
school support... 2S
scorpions in western U. S. and Mexico 1143
seeds, phospholipins. etc 526,647
sewage chlorination 1.34
sewing in the home, present trends 145
ships, fouling of bottoms 794
shore birds. North American 633
signal communication (2 entries) 136
skin diseases 264
sludge digestion, effect of salt 905, 1148
smallpox, estimating potency of vaccine. .. 640
smallpox, immunological rel. to alastrim... 640
smelts _ _ _ _ _ 16
smut, artificially inoculated corn 648, 789
smuts and stem rust in oats <2) 1079
sodium thiosulphate in syphilis 887, 1048
soils-
erosion 785
grouping by mechanical analysis 10
hydrogen-ion concentration 399. 404
publications 1093
solanaceous plants, cell study 270,400
solar radiation.. ^.. ii, 147
soy beans, mottling 4
soy beans, selection for quality of oil 71, 204
spark generators 119
sphygmomanometers 221
spinal fluid pressure in psychotic 640
spleen as measure of malaria 197, 391, 6.39
spring temperatures, rel. to apple yields. . . 405
standardization 1 093
standards yearbook, 1928. 1093
steam, function in limekiln 152
steels, density 286
stone setting _. 291
strawberries 9, 269, 276
strawberry xanthosis, new disease 647, 783
sugar-beets, use of refractometer 647, 7S9
sugar-cane moth borer in U. S 786
sugar canes, disease-resistant 9
sulphur in pituitan,- extracts 1148
sulphuric acid as weed spray 4, 72
surface waters of New Jersey 228
.surgery of biliary tract 64
•^wine —
-Xctinomyces infection 399, .527
factors affecting price 204
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Bibliography— Continued,
swine — continued.
metabolism experiments. .399, 4<X)
sanitation system 401
sex in pig litters 6
soft-pork investigations.. 650
Synaptomys 73
syphilis and heart disea.se 392
tabes diabetica 497
tapeworm larvae in primate 269, 330
taxation of business in Great Britain 538
testing _ 415
tetanus following vaccination 391, 773
tides and currents 923
timber defects, insects causing. 144
tobacco and brown root rot, growth 783,915
tomato, inheritanceof shapes of fruits 4, 72
tonsillectomy dangers.. 907
tonsillitis 773
trade association activities 411
trading under laws of Cuba 83
traverse .338
Triassic marine invertebrate faunas 294
tuberculosis —
artificial pneumothorax 197
basal lesions 1148
history taking, importance 514
infection of tonsils and adenoids .502
intestinal tuberculosis 907
of spine, early diagnosis 392
physical signs, interpretation 1070
thrombo-phlebitis as complication 1071
ulcer of duodenum 135
with concurrent neoplasm 497
tularemia 640, 1149
Tylenchus pratensis and other nemas.-.532, 647
typhus fever in Ireland 263,391
ulcers, gastric and duodenal 197
union-management cooperation 244,245
vanilla root rot 647, 915
venereal diseases 779,910, 1070,1148
vibratory sensibility 1070, 1071
Vincent's angina 264
virus __ 71,210
vitamin B in feed and milk produced (2) 204
vocational guidance 28
water resources 29, 94, 95, 1022
weather— ^
and probable cutworm outbreaks 920
long-range forecasting.. .335
severe cold waves on Texas coast 790
types at .San Jose. Calif 335
western cedar pole borer or powder worm.. 530
wheat —
embryoless seeds, occurrence, etc 1080
inheritance 203,211,533
kernel, etc., hard red spring wheat 647,
784
natural hybridization 399,533
protein content 71, 141
winter hardiness 269,404
white snakeroot 269,330
white sucker 16
wild tobaccos as stock-poisoning plants 527
wind frequency resultants 212
see also Catalogues — Price lists. Documents
Office — also names of Departments,
bureaus, etc., issuing lists of publi-
cations.
Bibliothecas americanas 1 135
Bicholi, Halmahera Island, chart.. .W
Bickett Coal and Coke Co. r. V. S 41,858
Bicking, George W., caroa fiber 21
Bickley, A. E., /'. United States 745
Bicuspid teeth, see Teeth.
Bicycles:
and parts, census of manufactures, 1925 13
licensing for operation in Canal Zone 632
Biddle, R. P., relief 418
Bidwell, G. L., manure, spontaneous ignition. 1079
Bieber Building:
use by Agriculture Dept., to pay for—
hearings 443
law 543
report 443
Big Fork & International Falls Ry.. 29fi
Big Rock Stone A Material Co 701,713,803
Big Sandy iV Cumberland K.R., bridge.s 429
1176
Index, 1927-1928
Page
BiR Sarniv & Kentucky River Ry.:
deficit status H16
rates on lumber - 3o
valuation -- «'
BiR Snndv River, see Tug Fork.
Hip Timber Creek, examination and survey.- 1073
BiR trees o( Yoseraite, etc., national parks 865
Ripi'low, Uenrv B., Gulf of Maine 339
Blceam Trailer Corporation v. IJ. S. .- 90,367, 1016
BigRers, Ark., bridge 683,932,991
Bighorn National Forest:
proposed addition of public lands 702
resources and recreation features, etc 208
Bigtree:
secret of big trees, national parks 865
Bilangan, Jiko, chart 50
Biliarv tract surgery, control of mortality 64
Billings & Central Montana Ry., valuation... 364
Bills (Congressional);
history, OOtli Cong. 2d sess... 23
historv, 70th Cong. 1st sess 345,
416,543,006,799,928,1094
Bills of exchange covering staples 574, 944, 1099
Bills of lading:
loss and damage claims 955
unification of rules, convention .587
Biltniore Flooring Co., flooring 632
Bicanga Bay. chart. 312
Binding, see Bookbinding— Public printing.
Binding-.^tephens Seed Co., soy-beans. _. 172
Bindv.eed herbicides 270,399
Bingham, Hiram (.Sena tor from Conn.):
minority views —
Harriman Geographic Code System,
Select Joint Committee on 1105
paper presented by —
customs collection in Nicaragua 1109
reports made bv—
Library Com 850
Military Affairs Com. 592,
594, 595, 718, 851, 852, 1003, 1006
Printing Com... 596,855
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com 598,722,1015
Bingham, Norman W., jr., exr., Thomas W.
Wt itei' - 490
Bingham <fe Garfield Ry., guaranty status 607
Binglmmton,N.y.,scherneof city distribution. 253
Biography, American, Govt, publications 462
see also subject of biographical sketch.
Biological products, sale. 513
Biological stations, see names of stations.
Biological Survey Bureau 6,73,143,
205, 272, 330, 401, 527, 650, 785, 916, 1081
estimate, 1928 1063
report, 1927 272
service and regula tory announce-
ments 6,205,330
Biology:
electron equilibria, biological systems.. 639, 905
of Mississippi River, biological siu'vey 537
of Philippine Archipelago, etc 192,899
see also Fish and fisheries— ai«o names of cer-
tain animals, plants, etc.
Biplanes, see Airi)lanes.
Bird, William A., United States » 600
Bird refuges and reservations:
community refuges.. 73
in Cheyenne Bottoms, Kans ,546
in South Carolina __ 943
portion of Fort Matanzas ]_" ]27
see also Birds— n/«o names of refuges and
reservations.
Bird Woman, see Sacaiawea.
Birds:
banded, returns from, 1923-26 401
banding instructions , / 785
homes for birds 1081
how to attract "l[l"[[ 6
in relation to agriculture—
common birds of southeastern U. S 330
common birds useful to farmer 6 650
migration '785
migratory birds-
local names of migratory game birds 143
protection, etc., hearings 572
protection, etc., report """ 448
shorebirds in southern South America" 330
Birds— Continued.
migratory birds— Continued. j
treaty act regulations 205
treaty act regulations, amendments. . 186,
764
nematodes of pathological significance 649
propagation of game birds 917
protection-
Federal laws relating to 205
in Alaska, regulations 527,917
ofHcials, etc., directory, 1927 143
publications, for sale by supt. of docs.. 225, 862
shore birds, order Limicolae 633
trematode parasites 767
vi^ild birds in North America 916
see also Bird refuges and reservations —
Food for birds — Game — also names
of birds.
Birge, Edward A., lake water, organic content. 16
Birge, Paul R., census of manufactures, 1925.. 1087
Birmingham, Ala.:
air navigation maps. 776, 777
magnetic concentration of flue dust 281
red iron ore, mining, etc 281
Traffic Association —
sand 616
Birmingham & Southeastern Ry., valuation... 466
Birmingham, Selma & Mobile R. R., deficit
status II 16
Birmingham Southern R. R., rates on coke.. 734
Births:
is your child's birth recorded?... 308, 1044
statistics for registration area, 1925 337
summary of provisional figures, 1926 63
Biscay, Bay of, pilot, supplement 1049
Bishoff, F. G., V. comnr. of internal revenue... 745
Bishop, C. W.:
archeological expedition to China 898
bronzes of Hsin-chgng Hsien 190
ritual bullfight 190
Bishop, Dorothy T., appointment 504
Bishopp, F. C:
diseases of poultry 271
fleas and their control 1082
fowl tick, how premises may be freed 530
house flv and how to suppress it 917
stable fly 786
Bismarck Association of Commerce, hides and
skins 871
Bismarck Indian School, lands... ,587,681,800
Bisphara, W^illiam N., Medical Dept. of Army 779
Bitts, mooring, American marine standards. 22, SO
Bitumen, see Asphalt.
Bituminous coal, see Coal mines and mining.
Bjerknes theory, aerological data 790
Black, Angus, alias, see Black, Charles A.
Black, B. W., address to Medical Council. .64, 1149
Black, Charles A., relief. 349, .591, 799
Black, Hugo L. (Senator from Ala.):
reports made bv —
Claims Com 450,574,575,576,705.
706, 838, 839, 840, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989
Military Affairs Com 593,
595, 718, 719. 852, 1005, 1006
Black, Joseph M., relief 433
Black, R. H., cleaning grain on farms, etc 142
Black, W. H.:
accuracy of cattle weights 1079
beef on farm 330
costs, etc., of fattening beef cattle... 400
fattening steers on dry -land crops 271
feeding cattle for beef 649
judging beef cattle . 271
pit silos 527
rafas de gado bovino de corte 252
sorgo silage, etc., for fattening calves 6.50
Black bass, see Bass.
Black currant is nurse of blister rust 145
Black Mesa forest reserve, see Apache National
Forest.
Black powder, rates on 97,607,731
Black Prairie Belt, livestock farming 270
Black River, bridge 423,543,577,955
Black rot, cytological study of fungus. 269,404
Black Soa pilot, supplement 888
Black Star Line, Inc.:
Albert A. Zink v 45
relief of seamen, etc 8.38
i
July-June
1177
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Black stem rust, see Stem rust.
Black tongue:
preventive action of 16 foodstuffs, etc 1148
preventive in yeast 773, 1147
relation to pellagra 5i3,905, 1148
Blackberry;
d iscases _ 655
growing ._ _ 333
Blackboards:
composition blackboard, waste elimination. 798
rates on 1025
Blackburn, James W., judge of Canal Zone 380
Blackburn, William J., child welfare in N. J . 308
Blackleg:
nature, cause, and prevention 527
on Canal Zone _ . _ 502
Blackmun, G. H., living conditions in Guam.. 120
Blackstrap molasses, see Molasses.
Blacktongue, see Black tongue.
Blackwell, Alice S., American verse 627
Blackwell, Richard B., v. United States 222
Bladder:
case with absence of subjective sjTiiptoms. 392
scrotal fistulac following rupture 247
Blaine, John J. (Senator from VvMs.):
minority views —
District of Columbia Com 846
paper presented by —
war-making power, Exec, assumption. 447
reports made by —
District of Columbia Com. 845, 846, 995, 996
Judiciary Com 590, 1001
Military Affairs Com... .592,
595, 719, 1003, 1007
Blair, Edward A., relief 853
Blair, Frank P., v. United States 174
Blair, Fred J., fruits and vegetables 142
Blair, J. R., coal 608
Blanchard Lumber Co., Inc., lumber 1120
Blanco, Cape, Anchorage, chart 890
Bland, O. Edith, national park of Switzerland.. 191
Blaney, Harry F., silt in Colorado River 655
Blank, Henry, relief 696,987, 1095
Blank, Robert, paper 477
Blank-book making, census, 1925 149
Blankets:
case of Davies, Turner & Co 860
laundering, effect upon insulating value... 87
Blanton, Thomas L. (Representative from
Tex.):
reports made by-
District of Columbia Com 551
Indian Affairs Com 681
Blast furnaces:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
productivity in United States 1129
Blasting:
gases from blasting in tunnels, etc 411
in open-cut copper mines 19
permissible single-shot blasting unit 662
Bleasdale, John W., tumor of maxilla.. 1071
Blease, Cole L. (Senator from S. C):
reports made by —
Military Affairs Com 591,718,719,851
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 1011
Bletz, Kennie N.:
specifications —
a.xles, etc., for locomotives and cars 340
boiler and fire-box steel 281
boiler tubes, iron and steel 410
carbon steel and alloy steel forgings 340
carbon steel forgings for locomotives... 340
steel castings 210
steel girder rails 661
structural steel for bridges 18
structural steel for buildings... 216
structural steel for cars 410
structural steel for locomotives.. 410
wrought-iron bars 411
wrought solid carbon-steel wheels.. 210,217
Blevins, James, ;;. Edgar C. Snyder 224
Blight, see name of plant aflected.
Blind:
0 problema social e mundial da cegueira 378
Bliss, Chester I., grape leaf hoppers 3,7
Bliss, E. W., Co. V. United States 303
Bliss, Herbert R., patent appeal.. 218
Bliss, Fort, purchase of land adjoining 966
Blister beetles, see Striped blister beetle.
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Blister rust:
black currant is nurse 145
protect pine 1083
quarantine 762, 783
Block-signals, tabulation of statistics 163
Blocks, see Wood shipping blocks.
Blodgett, John W., v. Charles Holden 238
Blood:
carbon monoxide determination 19
grouping 496
lipase in blood serum of lepers 63
post operative changes after anesthesia 392
pressure, value in diagnosis 392
sugar content in the tropics 502
Bloodgood, Ruth S.:
juvenile coiu-ts and probation in N. J. 308
welfare of prisoners' families in Ky 1129
Bloom, J. F., & Co., granite 298
Bloomer, Howard B., admr., v. United States.- 222
Bloomfield. J. J.:
automobile exhaust gas in streets, etc 773
health of workers 1069
Bloomingtou Southern R. R., valuation 364
Blossburg quadrangle. Pa 605
Blount, Camp, tablet or markers 964
Blowers, operation, care, and repair 753, 754
Blue, Rupert, v. United States 289,618.1016
Blue book, see Official register of United States.
Blue-fox, farming in Alaska 785
Bli;e-grass, development of gametophyte, etc. 4, 75
Blue Island R. R., valuation 364
Blue Mountains division, see Whitman Na-
tional Forest.
Blue-sky measurements 77
Blueberries, rates on 731
BlueSeld Hardware Co., iron 1030
Bluefox Bay, chart 536
Bluegrass, see Blue-grass.
Bluestein, Ruben, relief 705,807,929
Blum quadrangle, Tex.. 361
Blumberg, .\lfred, intestinal tuberculosis 907
Blvthevilie, Leachville & Arkansas Southern
R. R.:
rates on —
lumber 872
piling 740
Board, see Boards of trade, etc. — cho nan e of
board or subject with which board
has to do.
Boards of trade, etc.:
boards of trade —
Chicago, 111 1029
Des IMoines, Iowa... 104
Indianapolis, Ind 298
chambers of commerce —
Alexandria, La 612
Bradenton, Fla 478
El Dorado, Ark 36
Fall River, Mass 1037
Galveston, Tex.. 1027
Grand Island, Nebr 869
Jamestown, N. Y 737
Lakeland, Fla 870
Lynchburg. Va 101,
103, 106, 110, 466, 469,475, 876, 1117, 1119
Mitchell, S. Dak 172
Afobile, Ala.. 99,101,168
Phoenix, Ariz 876
Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce &
Shipping 744
Rock Island. Ill 1123
St. Louis, Mo 469
Selma, Ala 610
Trenton, N. J 735,1031
M'aco, Tex 606
West Texas Chamber of Commerce. .. 232
commercial associations —
.\berdeen Comm.ercial Club 34
Birmingham Traffic -Association. 616
Bismarck Association of Conm erce 871
Brunswick Traffic Bureau 4 75
Cairo Association of Commerce 427,
582, 6 70
Charleston Traffic Bureau. 869
Fargo Commercial Club.. 733
Galveston Comnercial Association 102,297
Jackson Traffic Bureau 98,
170,467,616,733,737
1178
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Boards of trade, etc.— Continurd.
fominercial lissociations— fontinuod.
Joneshoro Kreiiilit Bureau - 102.
Memphis Freight Bureau.. 103,
364, 732, 73.S
Meridian Traffic Bureau 609
Mobile Chamber of Commerf* &
Business League .- 99,
101, 168
Muscle Shoals Traffic Biu-eau 735, 873
Xew Orleans .\ssociation of Comii.erce 970,
1005, 1104
New Orleans Joint Traffic Bureau 469
Traffic Association of South Atlantic
Ports - 869
Boat -building, census of manufactures, 1925... 81
Boathouse at Kaval Academy, construction.. 827
Boats:
attached in admiralty, fees of marshals.. 963
foreign built, tax upon use 195
Navy boat hook. 1927 310
see also Boat-building— Sailing vessels—
Shi;)S — also kinds of boats, e. g.,
Lifeboats— «/»'o names of boats.
Boatswains in Coast Guard, appointn ents. .. 1145
iJobbins, rates on 97
Bobs wheat, see Wheat.
Bobwhite iiuail, regulations for permits 330
Bo("as de Dragos, chart 250
Bockoven, Sterling, infectious arthritis 1148
Bodkin, Arabella E,, r. United States 1016
Bodkin, Mrs. Patrick H., sef Bodkin, Arabella
E.
Bodnar, George P., Bates laboratory aspirator 526
Boerner, E. G.:
Brown-Duvel moistm-e tester 526
cleaning grain on farms, etc. 142
official standards for rice. 526
official standards for wheat, etc 649
Boggs. F. v.:
Xew York, N. Y., district 518
Philadelphia, Pa., district 518
Porto Rico, district... 519
Bogle, W. S., & Co., Inc. 878
Bogue Chitto, bridge 841,955,1098
Bohan, Merwin L., motor-vehicles in Cuba ... 661
Boiler tubes, see Tubes.
Boilers:
feed water and feed water apparatus 119,
120, 753, 754
marine boilers, Scotch type 21
marine boilers, water-tube 88
oil burning boiler operation 1131
operation, care, and repair 624,754
rates on 98,867
steel specifications for locomotives 281
Boise irrigation project, water rights 685
Boise Xational Forest, lands 1012
Boisseau, Jesse W., relief. 441,985, 1094
Bojelebung Channel, chart 214
Bolckow quadrangle. Mo 228
Bolivar, Simon, statue in citv of Panama 903
Bolivia:
budget 339
commerce 314
meteoric irons heretofore undescribed ' 192
Boll weevil, dispersal 648,917
Boll-worms, see Corn earworm— Pink boll-
worm.
Bolster, L. J., Co., Inc., bricks 1025
Bolt rope, see Rope.
Bolts, elimination of waste in packing.. 414
Boltz test in cerebrospinal lluid 514
Bomb racks. Air Corps, technical regulations, 774
BoBacorsi, .Vrniando, I. U. S _ 176
Bond, Charles F., receiver, t<. V. S 44,307
Hond, .Myron C., claim. " '570
Bonds:
Cape Cod Canal, estimate for retiring 903
noninterest-bearing 25 year bonds 944, 1106
see also Fronds of United States— Guaranties
and sureties— a/«o names of com-
panies, etc., issuing bonds.
Bonds of officers:
companies acceptable as sureties, etc 194 901
Bonds of United States:
assignments in case of death of holder 1144
on deposit 61, 132, 194, 261,
322. 389, 511, 637, 771, 904, 1068, 1145
Page
Bonds of United States— Continued.
outstanding bonds and notes, market
prices, etc... 62,133, 195,261,
322,390, 512, 638, 772, 904, 1069, 1146
payment of lost or destroyed securities 418
payment of third liberty loan 1144
postal savings bonds, information 504
registered, caveat list of bonds and notes.. 62,
133, 195, 262. 323, 390, 512, 638, 772,
905,1069,1147.
special deposits of public moneys 260
see also Government securities.
Bone black, census of manufactures, 1925 149
Bone products, rates on 1025
Bones:
fractures of long bones, 1 ate results 67
multiple osteomata 247
rates on 732
treatment of osseous disease and injury 64
tuberculosis treated by actinotherapy 197
Bonnell Electric Manufacturing Co 1059
Bonus act, see World War adjusted compensa-
tion act.
Book of estimates, see Budget.
Bookbinding, census of manufactures, 1925 149
Booker, George B.. Co., relief 449,981, 1094
Bookkeeping:
regulations of Indian Office 865
Bookkeeping and Warrants Division 636
estimate 510
Books:
copyrighted-. . 46, 117, 179, 245, 309,
373, 493, 623. 751, 752, 885, 104.5, 1130
customs cases —
Furuya, M., Co 2."
Kerbv, Kale 2.'
Minkus, M 91,600
Nelson, Thomas, & Sons 25
freight rates on -. 163
navigational, information regarding 620,
627, 7,59
postage from and to libraries, etc 1 138
see also Children's literature — Incunabula —
Literature— Text-books.
Bookstacks, Library of Congress, estimate 336
Booms, tubular steel cargo, for ships 414
Boone, C. E., vulcanization of guayule rubber. 221
Boone, Mrs, Earl W., appointment 895
Boonville Railroad Bridge Co., valuation 612
Booth, Ewing E., statement 825
Booth, J. F., marketing of grain in Canada 526
Booth, Mildred, parallaxes of .57 stars 494
Booth & Co., Inc., relief 985
Boothe, Marian H., reinstatement ~M
Boots and shoes:
exporters, directory of 924
Government supplies. 511
Government supplies, shoe findings 511
industry, and trade of New Zealand. 1089
industry, wages and hours of labor... 308
specifications for rubber boots 221
Borah, Milliam E. (Senator from Idaho):
reports made by —
Foreign Relations Com . 587,
713 714 997 998
Judiciary Com .'. 717, 850,' 1000
Borate, rates on 607
Bordeaux mixtures, commercial, value 919
Borden, D, M.:
Douglas 0-2E-1 airplane wing cellule 778
wind tunnel test of airplane mode! 909
Borden Sales Co., condensed milk 469
Boren-Stewart Co., oleomargarin 107
Boring insects, see names of insects.
Borland, Middleton S., receiver, r. United
States 723, 1017, 1040, 1127
Borneo:
anchorages between Borneo and New
Guinea, charts 50,51,181,182
coasts of Borneo, charts 51,312,498
Boschma, H., Crustacea of West Indies 1060
Boston, Mass.:
air navigation map ""
fishery products, calendar year 1927 537
fishery products, monthly statement 16,
S3, 215, 280, 408, 537, 660, 794, 1089
postal district, scheme of separation 185
rivers, etc., in district 51"
JuLY-JuNEi
1179
Page
Bosion, Mass.— Continued.
tides and currents in harbor. _ 923
sic also Judge Baker Foundation.
Bosion & Albany R. R.:
rates on—
cement _ 607
ginger-ale 736
paper. 36
slag --- 743
wool -- 113
switching charges... 765
train-stop devices 173
r. United States 618
Boston <t Maine R. R.:
ac(iuisition and operation of line 98
bonds 230
rates on —
blueberries 731
bobbins 97
cast-iron... 733, 1117
coal 468
cotton goods 1117
iron 1030
paper 107,873
wood-puIp__. 113
wool 484,1038
readjustment 98
switching charges 236, 744
t'nited Slates r 878, 1144
Boston medical and surgical journal, article
from, revised and reprinted 391, 639
Boston Sand & Gravel Co. v. U. S 238,367,745
Boston Wool Trade .Association:
switching charges 765
wool 113,237,1038.1125
Boswell, J. R., bran impaction 1149
Botany:
botanical trip to Formosa 898
exploration in eastern Colombia 898
see nho Plants.
Botany Worsted Mills r. United States 618,878
Bothnia, Gulf of, lights, etc 121
Bott, Frank F., appointment 824
Bottle caps, elimination of waste 284
Bottles:
milk and cream, elimination of waste 284
rates on. 732,867. 1025
Bottling of distilled spirits in bond 905
BoudousQuie, Xorbert, heirs, lands.. 977, 1012. 1094
Boulder Canyon, see Colorado River.
Boundary waters, surveys 642
xee also International Boundary Commis-
sion, United States and Mexico —
International Joint Commission on
Boundary Waters between United
States and Canada.
Bountiful. Utah, water supply, lands.. 567,856,931
Boush, .\nna P., reinstatement 504
Boush Creek Land Corporation r. U. S 858
Bowditch, Nathaniel, .\merican practical navi-
gator, tables from 248
Bower, R. F., sulphate of ammonia 288
Bower, Ward T., fisherv and fur-seal industries
of Alaska..! 16,151
Bowersock Mills and Power Co., dam 424
Bowie, William, geodetic operations, 1924-26.. 15
Bowling, William B. (Representative from
Ala.):
minority views —
Judiciary Com 561
Bowman, Frank L. (Representative from
W. Va.):
reports made bv —
District of Columbia Com 679,810
Bowman. Isaiah, a concentra<;ao da populacao.. 315
Bowman, J. Beatrice: '
diets and nurse 49
history of nursing in Navy 497
Bowman, S. H., Lumber Co., coal 164
Bowring, Charles W., t. Frank K. Bowers 1125
Bowring & Co. r. United States 485
Bows and arrows, Omaha makers 190
Box, John C. (Representative from Tex.);
minority views —
Claims Com 549,808
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 952
reports made by —
Claims Com _. 420,550
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Box beams, plywood webs, share strength 137
Boxes:
manufacture of wooden boxes, census, 1925. 13
packing bo.xes. Government supplies 62,638
rates on 98,732,867, 1025
see also Battery boxes.
Boxing contests:
to amend penal code so as to authorize —
hearing 430
reports 962, 995
Boxley, steamship, relief of owners of cargo 4.50
Boy Scouts of .\merica, report, 1926. 545
Boyce, William R., & Son, relief 705,807,1094
Boyd, John, pajinent of judgment.. 1064
Boyd, Mark F., preventive medicine 191
Boydell, George J., relief... 826
Boyer, George W.. relieL.. 574,676,799
Boyer, J. \., corrosion of magnesium, etc 119
Boylan, John J. (Representative from N. Y.):
reports made by—
:Mi!itary Aflairs Com 349. 350, 433. 434,
436, 438, 441, 564, 690, 693, 823, 825, 970
Boyle, Edward J., relief.. 433
Boyle Commission Co., potatoes 37
Boynton, Carl W., Stephen J. Hayde r 224,
368, 747
Boys:
forty books for boys and girls 94
sixty stories for boys and girls 160
working boys in New York City, health.. 116
Boys' agricultural clubs, see .Agricultural clubs.
Bozeman, Mont., auxiliary fisheries station 841
Braasch, William C, relief.. 567, 799.856
Brahston, Henry G.:
lumber 475, 738
misrouting 738. 873
Bracken, .Aaron F.. grains for Utah dry lands.. 275
Bradbury, L. A., gastro-jejunocolic fistula 264
Braden. Glenn T.:
D. B. Heiner vs 131,238
C. G. Lewell>-ii rs 131,238
Bradenton Chamber of Commerce 478
Bradford, Theodore .A., appointment.. 895
Bradley, Harry C, relief 838,945,1094
Bradley, Milton. Co., United States r 461
Bradley, R. L., (. L'nited States 459,618
Brady, John R., r. L'nited States.. 859
Brady's wing model, see .Airfoils.
Braffet, Mark P., Secretary of Interior c 41,
174, ,508. 745
Braffet, Robert I., admr.:
Secretary of Interior v 41, 174, .508, 745
correction of appellee's name on p. 41.. 70
Bragg & Millsaps Co., cattle 99
Braham, J. M.. air-nitrogen processes. 288
Braids, see Hat braids.
Brainerd, Heloise, Latin -American schools 1136
Brainerd, W. K., feeding of dairy cows 74, 786
Brakes:
automobile brake lining 541
Chicago .Jc Erie R . R. r. United States 98
Bramau, Winfred W.:
heat production of cattle (2 entries) 3
metabolism of cattle (2 entries) 399
net -energy values of corn silage, etc... 3
Bran impaction in gastrointestinal canal 1149
Branch, G. V., cantaloupes, commercial grad-
ing 648
Brand, G. D., actinomycosis 907
Brandeis, Mrs. Arthur D., U. S., etc., v 618
Brandywine, Battle of, 1777, tablet 688. UCl
Brann, J. W.. ginseng diseases 333
Brannan, Richard, relief 4:53
Braimer, George C, .Arkansas coal fields .5:i9
Branner, John C, biographical memoir 493
Brass:
census of brass and allovs, 1925 214
rates on 30, 98, 163. 466. 607. 732. 867. 1025
Bratton, Sam G. (Senator from N. Afex.):
paper presented by-
New Mexico State memorial stone 447
reports made by-
Indian -Affairs Com 4,55,
588. 539. 714, 847, 849
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 855
Public Lands and Survevs Com 458,
4.59. 722, 856
1180
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Brazil: ..
I'udget - ^'
gljjjrtS J75, 498
commercial readjustment, 1927 1089
electrical eciuipmeut, marketing- _ii
foreign trade for 1920.. - ----- 'M
MioUuslcs of genus ("orbicula, new species.- 192
Parana pine lumber industry.-- --- 18
tlirougli a;;rosloloKist's spectacles- - 190
Braznell, IJeujamin, relief of estate --- 449
Bread:
bread or barberries - ^04
sec also Bakeries.
Bread mold, «<x Ked bread mold.
Bre;ist-feeding demonstrations .-. 371
Breathing apiiaratus, mine rescue 539
Breaux, Lawrence, v. United States 878
Breeding:
animals, essentials 143
cattle, for milk production 143
razas de galliiias ponedoras y su crianza 185
see also Fish-culture.
Breese, J. I-., medal 1009
Bremen, Germany, chart 184
Breiuerhaven, Germany, chart 184
Bremner, W. il., receiver of Minneapolis & St.
Louis R.R -.. 169,299,470
Brennan & Corrigan, Inc.:
rolling-mill rolls. - 109
silicomaugauese - - 1036
Brenzinger, Christine, relief- -- 418,838,929
Breuer, R. .^., bridge across Missouri R 453
Brewster, George F., veterans' hospitals 65
Brewster, H. D., primary carcinoma of lung.-. 640
Brewster, J. W., e.ve exam., accident reduction . 497
Briand's proposal for pact of friendship 901
Briant, E. S., admr., David II. Blair rs 1128
Brioe's Cross Roads, Miss., battlefield 434
Brick, see Bricks.
Brick buildings, setting cut-stone trim 291
Bricks:
apparatus for transverse tests of brick 21
paving, elimination of waste 284
rates on 30, 98. 163. 607, 732, 867, 1025, 1116
specification for common clay brick 87
see also Sand-lime brick.
Bridge Cori)oratiou of Alabama 960, 994, 1103
Bridgers, Henry C, lessee of East Carolina Ry- 471
Bridges:
highway bridge surveys 789
lighting regulations, 1928 925
Oversea highway, survey 699,937,993
structural steel for, specifications 18
see also names of bridges— o/so names of
places where located— a/«o names of
rivers or bodies of water to be
bridged.
Briefcases, Government supplies..- 511
iJrierley, Philip:
Fusarium rot in stored potatoes 1084
potato wart, spread and repression 789
Briggs, Fred N., biirley seed dehulling to induce
smut 399,531
Briggs, L. J., p.ressure over airfoils 119, 179
Briggs, Owen L., census of manufactures, 1925. 1087
Brilliant Sand Co., sand 875
Brimstone R. R. & Canal Co.:
valuation- .__ 1117
versus United States, etc 232,238
Brin, Leonard M., lumber industry of Brazil.. 18
Brines, potash, in Great Salt Lake Desert.- 1114
Brink, Rosalie C, relief 458,568.799
Brinton, Louis C, relief 981 1094
BrLscoe, Daniel, r. K. B. Craig ' 745
BrI.scoe, L. F.., colostomy "'" 264
Briscoe. Lucy G., e.\r., v. E. B. Craig 745
Brist, Frederick W., report of floods, 1927. 335
Bristol, I'a., bridge-. 424,668,708
British, see (ireat Britain.
British Columbia:
I'Kht list 662
pilot, supplements 757,1049
British Columbia Electric Rv ' 108
British Empire, s(e Great Britain.
British Guiana:
commercial and economic survey. 280
money-order post offices '_'_ 254
Page
British Honduras, money-order post offices 254
British India, see India.
British Islands, see Great Britain.
British Isles, see Great Britain.
British Malaya, market for canned foods 660
Britten, Fred A. (Representative from EL):
reports made by —
Conference Com 939
Naval Affairs Com. 695,973,974,975
Britten, Rollo H.:
expectation of life in England and U. S 391
occupational mortality in England, etc 1148
Broad Top coal field, Pa., Pocono fauna.. 728
Broadcasting:
menus and recipes broadcast 208
Senate proceedings 374
world radio markets, broadcasting service.. 152
sec also Radio communication.
Brockett, Paul, bibl. of aeronautics, 1925 1046
Erode, R. B., spark generators 119
Erode, Vv^. R., determination of copper number
of paper 220
Brodie, C. P., appointment 380
Brody, S., v. United States 24, 113
Brokers:
loans by Federal reserve banks-
hearings 837
report 984
Brombacher, W. G:
standard atmosphere 343
tables for calibrating altimeters, etc. 119
Bromine in 1926 153
Bromus marginatus, Puecinia glumarum on... 1079
Bronchial asthma:
and pulmonary tuberculosis 640
case reports and post-mortem record 640
removal of oral focal infection 1149
Bronchitis in U. S. .\rmy in World War 779
Bronchopneumonia:
hemorrhagic, resembling pneumonic plague 502
in U. S. Army in World War 779
Bronze, census of manufactures, 1925 214
Bronzes of Hsin-cheng Usien 190
Brooding of chickens 401
Brooke, Charles R., osseous disease, etc 64
Brooke, Mark, Jacksonville, Fla., district 517
Brookens, P. F.:
agricultural statistics, 1926. 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Brookhart, Smith W. (Senator from Iowa):
minority views —
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 1011
reports made by-
Civil Service Com 838
MUitary Affairs Com 592,
593. 594, 719, 853, 1002, 1007
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 1011
Erookhaven Lumber & Manufacturing Co 364
Brookings, S. Dak., address of President
Coolidge 186
Brookins, E. F., soil of Genesee County, N. Y.. 211
Brooklyn, N. Y., ice for public bldgs., 1929 907
see also Naval Medical Supply Depot, New-
York— Naval Supply Depot, New
York.
Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, valuation. 607
Brooks, C. E. P., Gulf Stream, review by A. J.H 212
Brooks, Charles F., long range forecasting 335
Brooks, Harlow, neurocirculatory asthenia 779
Brooks, John D., abscess of liver 907
Brooks ville Plant Introduction Garden:
disposal-
hearings... 547, 1105
law 804
reports 448,546,806
Broom-corn:
experiments at dry-land field station 054
rates on 1025
Broom handles, rates on 30, 163, 1025
Brooms, rates on 732
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 875
Broussard, Edwin S. (Senator from La.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com... 1007,1008
July-June
1181
Page
Browder, F. N., relief 562,929,985
Browder, George 'SI., relief 562,929,985
Browa, Arthur C, r. United States 485
Brown, Bruce K., patent appeal 282
Brown, Carey II., statement 1106
Brown, D. H., v. comnr. of internal revenue.-. 238
Brown, E. R., trustee, U. S.v 43,305,369
Brown, E. W., chemical warfare 887, 1047
Brown, Earl I., Wilmington, Del., district 519
Brown, Earle G., venereal disease, Kansas.1070, 1148
Brown, Edgar D., bridge 818,993,1102
Brown, Edward A., Co., relief 834
Brown, F. M., homemade sling psychrometer . 887
Brown, G., ground water pollution- 64
Brown, Herbert V,'., v. United States... 238
Brown, Hylton R., dust in grain elevators 650
Brown, Israel, relief 434
Brown, J. B., bridge 955
Brown, James M. E., relief 838,945,1094
Brown, John AI., relief 562,1002,1094
Brown-Duvel moisture tester 526
Brown, Fort, sale of portion 967, 1003, 1099
Brown root rot, timothy infusions 7s3, 915
Brown-tail moth, quarantine on account of 4
Brown University:
Botany Department —
rose diseases 655
Browne, Edward E. (Representative from Wis.):
commencement of terms of President, etc. . 421
report made by-
Foreign Affairs Com 422
Browne, R. W., fly control 907
Browne, Ralph C, John K. M. Harrison v 603
Brownell & Field Co., fiber-board cans 471
BrowneU Improvement Co., stone 39
Browning, Gordon (Representative from
Tenn.):
minority views —
Elections Com. No. 2 679
report made by-
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 982
Browning machine-rifle, see Machine-rifle.
Browning rifle, see Rifles.
Brownrigg, Albert E., fits, etc., in epilepsy-.. 1070
Brownsville, Tex., bridge 818,993, 1102
Brownyard, F. W., misrouting 612 I
Broxton, WOIiam:
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
Bruce, Donald, timber-yield tables. -. 399,403
Bruce, E. E., & Co., muriatic acid 169
Bruce, WOIiam C. (Senator from Md.):
minority views —
District of Columbia Com 846
paper presented by —
strange case of Florida v. Mellon. 982
reports made by —
District of Columbia Com 996
Interstate Commerce Com 849
Bruere, J. M., r. United States 881
Bruins, John H., canned food, British Malaya. 660
Brundage, -A. very, v. United States 460
Brundage, Dean K.:
health of workers 1069
respiratory diseases, indus. workers--. 773, 1070
sickness among persons in public utility.. 639,
906
Brunet, Walter M.:
venereal disease prevalence in Detroit 197
same, abstract, in public health reports. 63
Brunschwig, A. E., Sippy treatment for peptic
ulcer (2 entries) 247
Bnmson, Arthur M., pop corn quality 269,404
Brunswick & Chillicothe R. R., valuation 877
Brunswiek-Balke-CoUender Co., Inc 33
Bnmsv.ick Traflic Bureau, lumber 475
Brushes, Government supplies 511
Brussels, Belgium:
International Telegraph Conference . - 952, 1062
weather during .\pr. and May, 1927 147
Bryan, \. Hugh:
maple sirup and sugar production.. 785
maple sugar composition, etc 651
sorgo-sirup manufacture 272
Bryan, Mary K.:
bacterial canker of tomatoes 919
lilac blight in United States 783.919
Page
Bryant, J. M., spiual anesthesia 502
Bryce Canyon National Monument, origin 75
Bryce Canyon National Park:
" description of lands, correcting 830, 856, 931
name of Utah National Park changed 459,
570. 672
Bryon, Edgar C, relief of next of kin 945
Brvozoa of Gulf of >iexico region 767
Brvson, AV. J., relief .548,799,838
Bryson City, N. C, term of court 686,932
Bubbles of gas in liquids, producing 19
Bubonic plague, see Plague.
Buchanan Countv, Mo., bridges 347,
451,544,557,581,709,802
Buck, John M., infectious abortion of cattle. .. 73
Buckbee, John T. (Representative from 111.):
report made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 976
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co., ehlorin 1026
Buckland, John M., slag 743
Bucklev, John S., diseases of poultry 271
Buckley, Richard C:
example of allertry 198
thrombo-phlebitis in tuberculosis 1071
tuberculosis of l^^nph nodes 26 1
tuberculous ulcer of duodemun 135
Bucklev. S. S., castration of hogs 143
Buckley, Seymom-, relief 434,1002,109-1
Buckner, G. Davis, calcium compounds, utili-
zation by hens in egg production.. 783,
915
Buckner, J. F., blood grouping 496
Buckson, E. C, relief -- 707
Buekson, Harry V„ relief 840,948, 1097
Buckwheat, educational illustrations 529
Buckwheat region, beekeeping 206
Bud moth, life history 204. 269
Bud rot fungus, coconut, new host 3, 75
Bud select ion , Valencia orange 210
Budget:
Latin American countries 17,339,409
correction of entry on p. 409 524
United States-
Medicine and Surgery Bur. accounting- 247
message of President 388
objects of expenditure, classification 358
preparation and submission, rules, etC- 255
publications on budget accoimting. 462, 1112
statenenis 388
submission of estimates for budget 61
Budget Bureau 61,
132, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063. 1 145
addres.ses of director —
business organization of Govt.' 636, 1145
conduct, rules and regulations 255
report, 1927 1-32
see aho Lord, Herbert M.
Buenaventura, Colombia, chart of port - 11.33
Buenos .Aires, Argentina:
chart of port 498
Pan -American Congress of Highways-- 259, .507
Buffalo. X. v.:
infant mortality study 323
rivers, etc., in district 642
Buffalo Brick Co., bricks 30,163
Buffalo Creek R. R., valuation 1025
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry.:
bonds 98
control by Delaware & Hudson Co 607
peddler cars 301
valuation 163
Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co 38
Bufflein Lumber & Manufacturing Co 168
Bugs, see names of bugs.
Buhl, Idaho, land patent 830,931.1012
Buhmann, Christ, Mississippi R. bridge 425.
579, 669
Building:
apprenticeship (2 entries) 1129
codes, publications of Commerce Dept -541
construction developments during 1926 151
expenditures, 1921-27 1044
permits in principal cities —
1926 178
1927 1044
stone setting in brick buildings 291
Btiilding and Housing Division 151. 541
1182
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Building materials:
developments (luring 1926 Joi
(iovernment supplies W, ws
rates on — - 31,98,466
sound transmission "
xet aho names of materials.
Buildinfis; . , . , , .... ,.
expenditure for nonresidential buildings.- 4o
height and design when near park, etc... 56/
Iiroiection from lightning 790
rural community buildings 9ib
see also Public buildings— awo names of
buildings.
Bula Bay, chart '»^
Bulbs: ^ ,
American bulbs under glass .-- 2.5
gladiolus corms, rot 783,919
grape-hvaeinth bulbs, proauction 334
hybrid Palestine iris corms, production 334
iris bulbs, production 1084
narcissus bulbs, production 404
narcissus bulbs, (luarantine 1053
Bull, Halmahera Island, chart of approaches _.- 50
Bull Bav, chart -- 50
Bull, R. C, vaccination by pressure method. . 134
Bull, see Bulls.
Bullard, Addison E., schooner, see Addison E.
BuUard, schooner.
Bullard. William H. G., r. United States 238
Bulletins, see Farmers' bulletins— a/.so names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing
bulletins — also subjects.
Bullfight, ritual -- 190
Bullfrog Goldfield R. R._- 466
Bullis, Camp, purchase of land 966, 1107
Bulls:
cooperative associations, herd improvement 6
proved dairy sires. 144
purebred dairy-sires 331,651
Bulwinkle, Alfred L. (Representative from
N. C):
minority views-
Claims Com... 808
reports made by-
Claims Com... 421,
548, 549, 550, 676, 677, 808, 946
Bumpers, see Automobile bumpers.
Bumpiness in air, example 534
Bunch, .fohn, relief of estate 575
Bundesen, Herman N., diphtheria in Chicago. 263
Bunge, Alejandro E., sofismas economicos
derrotistas 892
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concen-
trating Co.:
lead 364
smelt ing. 1 10
Bunting, wool, master specification.. 284
Bunyea, Hubert:
bactericidal action of chloroform 5,916
diseases of poultry __ 271
udder diseases of dairy cows 527
Buoys:
plans, etc., for buoys and moorings (2) 1090
see also names of places where located.
Burch. Harold A., hand tools, British market. 18
Burchard, Ernest F., brown iron ores 227, 1114
Burdette, Robert C, toxicity of petroleum-oil
emulsions to aphids.. 6
BurdI Suleiman, Mersa, see Bardia, Port.
Burdick. Clark (Representative from R. I.):
reports made by-
Naval Affairs Com... . 441
442, .566, 695, 827, 828, 973, 974. 975
Bureaus, see Government offices— a/so names
of bureaus.
Burette:
for metisiirement of gas volumes 154
for micronieasureraenl of liquid volumes 87
Burger, Magdalen H., vegetable statistics .526
Burger Brothers Co., malt s\Tup. . 738
Burgess, George K., memoir, etc., of H.'m
Howe. 494
.vf f also Standards Bureau.
Burge.ss, (ieorge \V., relief.. 548
Burgwald, L. H.. cleaning milking machines. ' 651
Murial, etc.. expenses of ex-service men 997
Burke, H. K.. western cedar pole borer .'i3n
Page
Burke. Porteus R., relief.. 809,988,1097
Burkes, D. C, tryparsamid in neurosyphilis. . 907
Burkesville, Ky., bridge 932,956,990
Burkhart, George C, receiver, c. U. S 745
Burkhead, Calvin H., relief 349,543,591
Burkholder, J. L., Middle Rio Grande Con-
servancy project 727
Burlap:
jute, master specification 285
rates on 163,1026
Burlap bags, rates on 732,867,1025
Burleson, Ed, relief 822
Burlington, X. J., bridges 424,578,668,683,708
Burma gem districts 190
Burneson, Daisy L., v. United States 303
Burnett, J. T., Mississippi R. bridge.. 817.842,934
Burnham. D. R.. fattening steers on dry-land
crops 271
Burns, J. C, strawberries 875
Burns, John L., naval record 719,973, 1094
Burns, Justin C. receiver, v. U. S 747
Burns, O. E.. lumber 35
Burnside, Ky., bridges (6 entries in all). 932, 956. 991
Burnsville quadrangle, W. Va 605
Burr Ferry, bridge 959, 1103
Burruss. P'rank M., Missouri R. bridge .426,581,670
Burt, Clarence E., appointment as captain 690
Burt. Cora W., e.\r., patent appeal.. 218
Burt, Harry B., patent appeal 218
Burt. Vi'ellington R.. r. United States 1125
Burt County. Xebr., soil survey 10
Burtness, Oleer B. (Representative from X.
Dak.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 347. 428. 558, 684. 685, 958
Burton, Theodore E. (Representative from
Ohio):
reports made bv —
Foreign Affairs Com 553, 680, 812, 952
Burton, Walter C, relief 676
Burtons Ferry, bridge 959,994,1103
Busby, Jeff (Representative from Miss.):
minority views —
Public Buildings and Grounds Com.
Busch, Jacob, rp.. etc., of Fed. Trade Comn..
Buses, see Motor-busses.
Bush, George S., & Co., Inc., U. S. v
Bush Terminal R. R., rates on dry-goods 2971
Bushmen, South .\frican, crania 767|
Bushnell, David I., jr.:
drawings by A. DeBatz in La.. 1732-35 3841
drawings by John Webber. 1778 7671
Bushnell, George E., tuberculo.sis 77ff|
Bushnell T. M.:
soil .surveys —
Lawrence County, Ind 1085
Monroe County, Ind 10
Bushong, Robert G. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by —
Claims Com 421,5501
Public Lands Com..
Busine.ss:
calendar reform, importance 12
same (in Portuguese) 252
same (in Spanish) 1241
practical aids to .\merican business.. 215j
statistics, record hook 81.338.65*
survev of current business 12,79.148,
213, 278. 337, 407. 535. 658. 792. 922. 1087J
supplement, record book 81,338.6581
supplement, weeklv 12.79.148,1
213, 278. 337. 407. 535. 658, 792, 922, 1087J
taxation in Great Britain 538 1
see aha Executive Departments.
Business education, see Commercial education.
Business reply cards, see Post cards.
Business reply envelopes, see Envelopes.
Busser, Ralph C, electrical machinery, Wales. 409
Busses, see Motor-busses.
Bussey, Arthur, r. United States 460
Butler, C. St. J., Haitian Training School for
Xurses, address to class 247
Butler, H. B.. industrial relations in I'. S. 178
Butler, Hugh D.:
electrical machinery, British market 1090
Irish Free State, economic survev 795
Butler, John R., relief 434
. 352J
11121
11111
July-June
1183
Page
Butler, O. M., Philippine Islands. 84
Butler, Thomas S. (Representative from Pa.)-'
reports made hv —
Naval Affairs Com 441,827
Butler County R. R., rates on cotton-seed 734
Butter:
adulterated, exportation without tax 1147
census report, 1925 12
educational illustrations 528
farm making and storing for winter use 206
making on farm 051
see also Oleomargarine.
Butterflies, fragrant. -_- 190
Buttermilk, artificial, influence on body. 3
Buttermilk poultry feed, rates on 1117
Butts, Charles, Bessemer-Vandiver folio, Ala.. 294
Butts, Thomas, German exports of electrical
equipment 794
Butz, Walter D., patent appeal 341
Butzke, E. J., bran impaction. 1149
By-products:
dairy by-products, utilization 74
flsherv products of U. S. and Alaska 1089
Byram, Thomas P., relief 826
Byrns, Joseph W., statement.. 967
Bywater, Selwyn, v. United States 41
C
C. O. T)., see CoUect-on-delivery.
Cabazon Water Co., purchase of lands 567,
800, 856
Cabbage:
article on 788
rates on 98,296,466,607
yellows, varieties resistant to 399,654
Cabbage worm and its control 74
Cabin Creek, W. Va., bridge 683,842,933
Cabin Creek Kanawha Bridge Co 683,842,933
Cables:
rates on 607
standards for (Spanish translation) 17
Cables (submarine):
laws relating to commerce 674
world chart 1134
Cabot, Godfrey L., cases 401,724,860
Cabot, Godfrey Ij., Inc., carbon black. 607
Cache National Forest.. 978
Cadets, see Air Corps— Coast Guard— Military
Academy, West Point — Naval
Academy, .Annapolis.
Caffrey, D. J.:
European corn borer —
control 207
imported parasites 207
scouting, quarantine, etc.- .- 331
Cairns Corner quadrangle, Calif 162
Cairo, 111.:
Association of Commerce-
bridge 427,582,670
Caisson disease, during helmet diving 49
Calbuco, Puerto de, chart 181
Calcification of pericardium 040
Caleite Harbor, Mich., chart. 1074
Calcium arsenate, rates on 98
Calcium chloride in 1926 153
Calcium compounds, utilization by hens.. 783,915
Calcium rations for dairy cows 269, 270, 401
Caldwell, Frank W., propeller, tests 516
Caldwell, Fred C, parasitic index 502
Caldwell, George, relief 349
Caldwell, Joseph S.:
anthocyan pigments in canning 71, 145
chemical composition of apple 783, 1079, 1083
deterioration of apples in storage 399, 531
Caldwell, Wilford W., relief... 567,8.56,929
Caldwell & Taylor, benzol 230
Calendar:
Chinese-American calendar for 102 yrs 883
importance of reform to business world 124
same (in Portuguese) 252
same (in Spanish)... 124
Calendars (of business), see Court of Appeals,
District of Columbia — Court of
Claims — Court of Customs Ap-
peals—House of Representatives-
Senate — also names of committees.
15950—29 3
Page
Calenders, safety code 117
Caleta Horno, chart 7.58
Calf, see Calves.
Calhoun, W. P., bridge 955
Calhoun Bridge Co., bridge 816,842,933
California:
buoy list 18
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 12
charts 82,279,408,659
coast pilot, supplement 408
date scale emergency, estimate to meet 389
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, 1926 539
grasses 898
Harbor Commissioners Board-
State Belt R. R. V. ITnited States 104
hydraulic mining investigations 1073
Indians —
Mission Indians. 898
occupying railroad lands 422,588,668
suit on behalf of Indians... 681,814,933,999
judicial districts 962
lands—
for air mail beacon site 57
granting lands to California. . . 568, 800, 856
opened to homestead entry 57,895
restoring to public domain 554
withdrawn 127,504
withholding timber lands from sale 858
Lygus elisus, pest of cotton regions 74
magnetic declination in 1927 27K
millipeds of order Colobognatha 767
movimiento de amistad internacional en las
escuelas de California.. 028
Phylloxera infestation, study 652
pocket gophers, geography and evolution.. 190
postal service-
alphabetical scheme for publishers 317
post route map 630
publications on, for sale 293,1020
sugar beets, costs of producing, errata... 635
sun rays, studying. 898
tidal bench marks 793
tularaemia among meadow mice 039,906
California Agricultural Experiment Station:
barley seed dehulling to induce smut .531
inheritance in crosses between wheats .533
orange leaf rust on Malakofl wheat 9
.soil surveys —
Gilroy area 405
Hollister area 650
California, Arizona & Santa Fe Ry 31
California Co-Operative Canneries !i. U. S 860
California Debris Commission 043
annual report, 1927 643
report on hydraulic mining 1073
(California Dressed Beef Co., swine 111
California Growers' & Shippers' Protective
League, fruit 103,472
Cahfornia, Gulf of, pilot 1132
California Packing Corporation, dried fruit 102
California Power Board, report 291
California Table Fruit Co., grapes 34
California University, see California Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
California Wine .Association 319,383
California Wine Association of New York,
Inc 1.56,485
Cahfornia Wire & Cable Co., Inc 731
Calion, Ark.,, bridge .5.59.071,710,817, 1101
Calkins, Au'gsbury & Mikan, sheep 172
Callahan, Eugene C, to reappoint 434
Callander, W. F.:
agricultural statistics, 1926 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
I'alle, Port de la, see La Calle, Port de.
Callyodontidae collected by Albatross 899
Caloosahatchee River:
drainage area, survey. 1073
improvement 1108
Calumet Baking Powder Co 462
Calumet district, Ill.-Ind.:
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health rps., v.
42 196
1184
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Calumet River, bridge --- 556,707,801
tee also Grand Calumet River— Little
Calumet River.
Calvert, Mary R., papers of E. E. Barnard. .- 493
Calves:
care of dairy calf '°^
sorgo silage, etc., roughage for fattening.. 650
statistics, 1925 ^5
Calvin, J. L., bridge 453
Camns Prairie R. R., rates on gram 34
Cambarus, . see Crayfishes.
Cambouri. Louise M., relief 83S, 94.0, 1094
Cambria & Indiana R. R., valuation 230
Cambrian period, geology of Rocky Mountains 898
Cambridge Loan and Building Co., cases 113,
618, 634
Camden, N. J., waterfront chart 408
Camden i Burlington County Ry 230
Camerer, C. B., retinitis pigmentosa 48,49
Cameron, Joyce & Co., stone 1036
Cameronia, British steamship, officers and crew,
heroic conduct, etc... 821,844,941,1096
Cammack, F. K., neufchatel and cream cheese. 7
Camp, Bennager, alias, see Camp, Edward.
Camp, Edward, relief 563
Camp, see name of camp.
Camp Manufacturing Co., lumber 475
Campaign e.xpenditures:
candidates for membership of Senate-
hearings 455
reports 455,712
Congress to have power to regulate 1107
Presidential candidates, hearings 1110
Campbell, A. J., tularemia 640
Campbell, Albert, relief 563,929,1002
Campbell, Charles E., military record 563
Campbell, Ebin, alias .?« Campbell, Charles E.
Campbell, F. L., relief 574,808,1094
Campbell, John J., relief 690
Campbell, Maude:
dresses for little girl 1083
present trends in home sewing 145
Campbell, Meredith F., granuloma inguinale.. 907
Campbell Electric Co. v. United States... 156,238
Camps, see Military camps— Prison camps-
Summer camps — also names of
camps.
Canada:
chemical exports from United States 151
electric fan market for American makes 661
film market, short-subject 795
grain, cooperative marketing 526
grain, relative rates in U. S. and Canada. 1029
history, bibliography, 1924 1142
Indians, immigration 681,699,714,802
lake fish, trade with United States 260
leat her production and trade 410
light lists.. 538,662
money-order post offices 254
paper and paper products 925
properties acquired by War Dept .571,
706, 834, 937
Statistics Bureau —
paper and paper products 925
veterans, treatment bv U. S. Veterans'
Bur 65
see also International Joint Commission on
Boundary Waters between United
States and Canada.
»]anadian Mill & Elevator Co. v. V. ^... 303
f^anadian National Rys., rates on poles _ 740
Canadian Northern Ry., valuation .. 1117
Canadian Pacific Ry., lease of line 296
Canadian River, waters, consent to compact . 961
( anal, see nan.e of canal.
Canal record, see Panair.a Canal record.
Canal Zone, Isthiims of Panama, see Panama
Canal (zone).
Canal Zone Medical Association, see Medical
Association of Isthmian Canal
Zone,
t'anals, see nan.es of canals.
Canaries, care and luanagenent 650
Cance. Alexander E., marketing onions ' 401
I anceling nmchiue instruction book mo
t aneer, see Tumors.
Candy distribution in C. S i)24
Candy Supjily ('(,., inited States c "" ijc;
Page
Cane silage, see Silage.
Canev Fork, bridge 423,577,667
Caney Valley Ry., note 867
Canker of tomatoes 919
Canna, Wainiea district of Hawaii 918
Cannan, R. K., oxidation-reduction studies 906
Canned food:
fishery products of U. S. and Alaska 1089
market in British Malaya 600
rates on 99,164,466,1026
see also name of special food.
Canneries, .sff Canning and preserving.
Canniff, Kate, relief 449
Canning and preserving:
anthocyan pigments, behavior in canning 71, 145
census of manufactures, 1925 79
citron, preserving 333
fish for canning as sardines, preparation.. 17
peas for canning 275
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 93,463
vegetable canneries, women's ejnployment. 117
Cannon, (^larence (Representative from Mo.):
miuoritv veiws —
Roads Com 832
procedure in House of Representatives 645
Cannon:
bronze cannon for Charleston, S. C 563,
931, 1002
donating to New York 719, 824, 935
see also Ordnance.
Canopinae, see Pentatomids.
Canova, E. C, steel and iron boiler tubes 1090
Cans, rates on 31, 99, 466, 732, 867, 1026
see also Ash-cans — Fiber-board cans.
Cantaloupes, grading, packing, and shipping. 648
Canter, Herman H., v. United States 368,879
Canton, Ky., bridges 424,578,668,816,841,932
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville R. R., valua-
tion 364
Canton Railroad, valuation - 466
Canty, George R.:
European motion-picture industry in 1927. 795
market for motion pictures 84,925
Canu, Ferdinand, hryozoa 767
Capacitance, measurement by Maxwell's
method 343
Cape, see name of cape.
Cape Cod Canal, bonds, estimate for retiring.. 903
Cape Ilaitien, Haiti:
aviation chart. 498
chart of harbor 375
Cape Mav, N. J., v. V. S 21,238,485,878
Cape ]\lay Real Estate Co. v. U. S 238
Cape Tafelneh Anchorage, chart .- 52
Cape Verde Islands, chart 249
Capes, see names of capes.
Capital Park Commission, «fe National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Capital stock, .see names of railroads, etc.,
issuing stock.
Capital Traction Co.:
merger of street railway corporations —
agreement between corporations 861
hearings 9.50,996
report 9.50
Capitol:
art and artists 447
building and grounds, use —
hearings 443
reports 443,855
grouncis, plans for enlargement 938
grounds, providing for enlargement —
hearings 1108
report 977
Hall of House, ventilation 534
Senate Chamber, ventilation 534
Senate wing, reconstruction, etc. —
estimate 791
hearing 837
report 837
Statuary Hall-
Hawaii and Alaska to place statues. 598, 850
Capitol, Architect of, see Architect of Capitol.
Capitol Grounds, Commission ior Enlarging of. 938
to create —
hearings 830
law 801
report 567
July-June
1185
Page
Capitol GrouiKis, (Commission on Enlarging. _. 673
report 673
Capitol power plant 921
Caplis, Richard, r. United States^ _.. 305,487
Capons, see Poultry.
Capper, Arthur (Senator from Kans.):
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 448,
572,703,1109
Claims Com 449,450,451,
452. 575, 576, 707. 838, 839, 840, 986, 987
District of Cohmibia Com 455.
586, 711. 712, 845, 846, 995, 996
Capps, Stephen R., Toklat-Tonzona region. 94,360
Capron, Lillian, appointment 381
Caps, see Bottle caps.
Capual Channel, chart 82
Car-couplings:
Fort M'orth Belt Ry. v. U. S. 230
Southern Pacific Co. i\ U. S 99,732
State Beit R. R. of California r. U. S 164
Caranica, Xonda, r. John D. Nagle 878
Caraway, T. H. (Senator from Ark.):
paper presented by —
tubercular infection of animals 835
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 447,
573, 704, 836
Claims Com 449,
450, 452, 576. 706, 838. 988, 9S9
Judiciary Com 457,590.850
Carbohydrates, utilization by honeybees (3).-- 269
Carbon:
romanc-e of carbon 190
Carbon black:
census of manufactures, 1925 149
produced from natural gas in 1926 19
rates on 607
Carbon disulphide, rapid vaporization 207
Carbon monoxide:
determination in blood and air 19
self-rescuer 19
Carbon steel, see Steel.
Carbonates, see Barium carbonate — Copper-
carbonate.
Carboniferous period:
fossils, description 464
Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field 728
Carcinoma, see Tumors.
Card, J. M., Lumber Co., lumber 1031
Card, L. E.:
heat production of chickens (2) 4
hen, passage of food 4
Card Division, Library of Congress 492, 1045
Cardenas Bay, chart 626
Cardiac, see Heart.
Cardiovascular degenerations, physiotherapy.. 514
Cards, see Catalogue cards — Playing cards —
Postal cards.
Card well, Larry, reinstatement 973, 1008, 1098
Carey, Harriet K., relief 443,720,799
Carev, Philip, Company v. Federal Trade
Comn : 726
Carey, Philip, Manufacturing Co.:
asphalt 1024
V. Federal Trade Comn 726
Carfiel & Morris, beets 230
CargUl Commission Co., reconsigmuent 615
Cargo handling gear for ships 87
Caribbean Sea, weather forecasts by radio _. 11, 1S3
Carillons:
for—
Grace Church, Plainfleld, N. J 997
Princeton University 997
Swedish Lutheran Church, Providence,
R. 1 997
Carleton, Wayne L., r. United States 222, .599
Carling, John, arthritides in adult 907
Carlisle, Chester L., schizoid mechanisms 392
Carlisle, Paul D., relief 574,966,1094
Carlisle Barracks, to sell portion 434, 591, 667
Carman, W. L., actinotherapy in lupus vul-
garis 65
Carmcl sheet, N. Y.-Conn 729
Carnegie Institute, address of President Cool-
idge 255
Carnegie Steel Co., delivery charges 470
Carnes, Marion M., .switching 172
Page
Carney Co., cement 99,607
Carnivores, hookworm of.. 258
see also names of carnivorous animals.
Carnotite, crystalline, from Utah 320
Caroa fiber, as paper-making material... 21
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry., bricks 867
Carolina Southern Ry., secuiities _ 99
Carolina Western R. R., rates on lumber 475
Carolinas, see North Carolina— South Carolina.
Caroline Islands, chart 51
Carondelet, Mo., bridges 683,817,842,934
Carpenter, C. G.:
crops other than grains 142
grains 142
Carpenter, D. N., habitabUity of submarines
(2 entries) 497
Carpenter, E. J., soil survey of Polk Co., Oreg.. 533
Carpenter, Frank M., fossU insect 60
Carpenter, R. B., relief 707
Carpets:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
rates on 164
specifications 285
Carr, B. W.:
article on bone tuberculosis 197
editor of Veterans' Bureau medical bulletin. 64,
135, 197, 264, 392, 514, 640, 907, 1070, 1148,
1149.
Carr, E. C, flies and their eradication (2) 48
Carr, Frederick N., relief .'i63, 591, 799
Carr, J. M., flue-cured tobacco, fertilizers 276
Carr Lumber Co., flooring 632
Carre, Frank L., exr., r. United States 42, 1110
Carreto, Puerto, chart 1051
Carriages, census of manufactures, 1925 12, 13
Carriers:
drinking water coolers 196
list of corporate names, supplement 296
see also Motor-busses — RaUroads — Ship-
ping—Steamboats.
Carrion, Arturo L.:
organizacao de um servi^o de prevenpao de
peste em Porto Rico 628
rat-flea survey of port of San Juan 773, 1069
Carroll, Ethel A., nurse 1149
Carroll, Joseph S., relief 441,1008,1094
CarroU, Mitchell B.:
double taxation relief 410
tax and corporation law in Europe 538
taxation of business 538
Carroll, Thomas, airplane characteristics 119
CarroU, Thomas, relief.. 563
Carrofl Electric Co 289, 303, 367, 1016, 1110, 1136
Carrots:
pellagra-preventive action 63
rates on 466
Carrow, Frank D., relief 840,948,1097
Carruthers, Lemuel A., financial statistics 149
Cars, see Coal-cars — Electric-cars — Freight-
cars — Post-office cars — Pullman-
ears — Railroad-c a r s —Refrigerator-
cars — Stock-cars— Tank-cars.
Carson, F. T., Schopper folding tester 286
Carson National Forest:
boundaries 568,703,801,856
protection of watershed 554, 714,801
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., carpets 164
Cartel movement, international 1089
Carter, Albert E. (Representative from Calif.):
report made by-
Rivers and Harbors Com 832
Carter, George H., see Govermnent Printing
Oflace.
Carter, H. R., malaria, cause and prevention. 1147
Carter, Harry G., air and soil temperatures.. 1085
Carteret Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South, relief 699
Cartwright, WUburn (Representative from
Okla.):
reports made by—
Indian Aflairs Com 681,81.5,953
Caruso, G., & Co., strawberries 875
Caruso, Rinella, Battaglia Co., Inc.:
peaches 107
potatoes 37
Carvalho, Anselmo Ferraz de, see Ferraz de
Carvalho, Anselmo.
Carver, Amos D., United States p 74."i, 768
1186
Index, 1927-1928
Pago
Carville, La., see National Home for Lepers,
Carville. „„„
Carv, H. H., Co., switching.-.-.-------- f™
( "aril R. E.. Valencia orange bud selection--- 210
{-arvopsis development in Poa pratensis, etc. 4/5
Ciksco l'as.sage, chart --.- --- ^'^
Cases Inlet, dam to retain tidal waters.... »lfi.9^}
< 'asey, ( ieorge A., bridge ..--.- -.-- ^\
('ascv,TlmmasJ.,P. United states ^'^*'u?-
I'asev, William J., relief ^^^
Ciish-on-delivery, see Collect-on-delivery.
rashioD, William A., metastatic carcinoma - 65
Casper-.\lcova irrigation project-- 561, 589 961, 1000
l'a.ssidav, Katie, patent to land 444, b56, 929
i-assidy, John G., relief -.ol'lih Ira
("assville, Wis., bridge 425,580,669
Cast-iron: .
electric-furnace cast iron ,----.-' tn
mooring bills, American marine standard— 89
pipe, census of manufactures, 1925 214
production of pig iron in 192G 217
niteson 31,99,467,607,732,733.1117
Cast-steel, see Steel.
Ciisterline, Ira, Inc., coal '^4
CastiUetes anchorages, chart •512
Castings, steel, standard specifications 216
Castlegate quadrangle, Utah, geology 1022
Castner. Curran & Bullitt, Inc.... 90,485,859, 1039
Castration:
effect on heat production of chickens (2) . . . 4
of hogs -- -- 143
Casualties, see Accidents, and references.
Caswell, Fort, giound water pollution 64
Cat Creek oil field, geology 94
( 'atalogue cards, League of Nations pubs 492
Catalogue Division, J>ibrary of Congress .885,
1045, 1130
Catalogues:
blank forms, etc., Internal Revenue Bur.-- 62
blank paper and envelopes, G. P. O 27
canceling machine parts 630
charts, etc., of Coast & Geod. Surv- 82, 214, 659
copyright entries--- 46,47,117,118,179,245,309,
373, 493, 623, 624, 751, 752, 885, 1045, 1046, 1130
explanatory circular 492
Freer Gallery of .'Vrt, paintings, etc 767
French prints, exhibition at L. C 1130
human crania in National Museum 767
insects of importance in public health 906
mariners' charts and books 121
material distributed by Venereal Diseases
Division 197
National Gallery of .\ri —
jiaintings by British artists 633
portraits bv Bernhard Osterman 633
ordnance 67,780,911,1075,1152
public documents—
1926-27, index to monthly catalogue 358
1927, monthly catalogue 27,
93, 159, 226, 292, 358, 463
1928, monthly catalogue 603,
727,862,1020,1113
publications of For. and Dora. Comm. Bur. 84
stores carried at navy yards 892
subject headings, Library of Congress 885
additions and changes--- 1045, 1130
local subdivision 1130
Caterpillar tractors, see Tractors.
Gates, Eunice M., occupational therapy 1149
Gather, D. C, Naval Medical Supply Depot- 48
Catherine Hill Bay, chart 181
Catholic Aipostolic Church, census, 1926 79
Catholic Indian Missions Bureau 681,714,799
Catholic University of America 678,801
Catostomus commersonii, see White sucker.
Cattegat, see Kattegat.
Cattle:
admission. State sanitary requirements 784
appropriation for S. G. Exper. Station-
hearings 346
law ._. 544
re[)ort 34G
bedding charges for livestock 30
beef cat tie —
costs, etc., of fattening in corn belt 400
feeding cattle for beef 649
judging 271
rai.'as de gado bovino de corte 252
Page
Cattle— Continued.
convention between U. S. and Mexico 1060
cooperative marketing by associations 526
crop and livestock reports 270,
329, 400, 526, 648, 784, 1080
dairy cattle-
breeding for milk production 143
breeds 143
herd improvement through bull assoc. 6
diseased, importation, to correct act 448
driveways over mineral lands 1013
duties, remission 701,712,804
experiment station near Lewisburg, Tenn.—
hearings U05
law...- 1099
reports 943,983
farm animals and animal products 142
feeding grain sorghums to livestock 1081
heat production, measm-ement (2 entries).. 3
in Black Prairie Belt, livestock farming 270
metabolism, influence of position (2j 399
production on irrigated lands 598, 979
publications on livestock farming 270
quarantine 71,269,525,647
rates on 99. 230, 231. 487, 733, 867, 1026, 1028
routing livestock from Texas points 480
stable fly losses to livestock 786
statistics, 1925 _ 5
stock-poisoning death camas 916
transport, etc., of export cattle —
hearings ..674
law 1104
reports 675,703
tuberculin testing of livestock 785
watering places, Modoc National Forest... 704
weights, accuracy 1079
wild tobaccos as stock-poisoning plants 527
see also Bulls — Calves — Cows — Steers— aZso
Diseases of animals— Food for cattle
— Stock ranges.
Cattle cars, see Stock-cars.
Cattle grub, control, estimate 637
Cattle lice, control and eradication 527
Cattle scab, and methods of control 271
Cattle tick, story of 271
Caudwell, Charles, relief 570,575,833,929
Caustic substances, see Poisons.
Cavalry training regulations 516, 775
Cavanaugh, Ernest D., installment selling 925
Cavanaugh, Jeanne, agricultural statistics 142
Caveat list of U. S. registered bonds and notes. 62,
133, 195, 262, 323, 390, 512, 638, 772, 905,
069, 1147.
Caves in Siskiyou National Forest 704,979
Caviar, case of W. S. Makaroff 860
Cawee Islands, chart 53
Cawood, Maclane relief 676
Ceara Bay chart 51
Cedar Bluff, Ala., bridge 423,577,667
Cedar chests, rates on 467
Cedar Keys, Fla., aviation charts 889
Cedar rust, apple trees attacked by. 145
Cedar Street Warehouse & Storage Co. » U. S. 723
Celebes, chart... 249
Celery growing 1083
Celestial bodies:
azimuths.. 311
navigational examples of observations. . 52, 123
see also Moon — Stars — Sun.
Cellars, wintering bees 529
Celler, Emanuel (Representative from N. Y.):
reports made by —
Claims Com 418,
549, 550, 676, 808, 809, 946, 947, 948
Cells:
basophilic red cells in lead poisoning 1129
black rot fungus, cytologieal study 269,404
electrical potential in living cells 639,905
orange leaf rust, cytologieal study 9
Puccinia glumarum, cytologieal study 1079
reduction potentials in cell suspensions 906
solanaceous plants, virus diseases 270,400
tissue, action of high-frequency currents — 905
Celotex Co.:
fiber board 363
pulp board 479,874
July-June
1187
Page
Cement:
Portland cement used with waterproofing. 1093
production in 1926 796
rates on 99, 296, 363, 467, 607, 733, 868, 1026
workers in Portland cement plant 1069
Cement sacks, rates on 608
Cemeteries:
in Europe, mothers, etc., to visit. 564,692,100.5
laws and regulations relating to
see also names of cemeteries or places where
located. 28
Census:
fifteenth decennial census —
hearings 676
report^- 944
imblications for sale 358
see also names of articles, industries, States,
etc.
Census Bureau _ 12,78, 148,
213, 278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
report, 1927.. 1.50
Census Committee, House:
hearings. 676
minority views 807
reports 807,944
Centennial Bridge Co., Inc., bridge 426,581,670
Center of gravity, see Gravitv.
Center Point, Ky., bridge.. -\ _. 932,956,990
Centerville, Utah, water supply 568,856,931
Ontral America:
.\pterygota, insects of subclass 384
archaeological work —
1925. 184
1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
1927 892
same (in Spanish) 1052
cliarts—
east coast 498
route chart _ 376
telegraph chart 1134
west coast 626
helminth parasites from mammals. _ 767
northers of Central American region 313
pilots —
east coast 375
east coast, supplement 888
west coast 1132
see also Latin America.
Central American waters, pilot chart.. 52. 123, 1S3,
250, 313, 376, 499, 626, 759, 890, 1051, 1134
Central Atlantic States, see Atlantic States.
Central California Traction Co., control... 164, 467
Central Executive Council, Inter-American High
Commission 62,195,261,322
Central of Georgia Ry.:
bonds 231
misrouting 169
rates on —
bagging 97
lumber 475
peppers ." 1121
quebracho 234
rails _-- 109
valuation... 231
Central Pacific Ry., abandonment of line 296
Central Railroad of New Jersey:
bonds 467
equipment trust 231
misrouting 233, 612
rates on —
asparagus 30
brass 30,732
dinitrochlorobenzol 609
iron 104
paper 36,477
pipe 1034
saltpeter 481
sodium dichromate 1123
solder _ 38
spelter.. 1123
stearin 616, 1036
steel 110
Central States:
farm products, monthly prices, 1925 5
silver, copper, lead, etc., 1926 412
Faffe
Central Union Trust Co., e.xr., r. V. S . 240
Ontral Vermont Ry.:
rates on —
granite 1 04
ciuebracho 479
receivers' certificates 733
Centralia, Wash., convention of Amer. Legion.. 821
Centralia Eastern R. K., valuation 364
Century Silver Manufacturing Co... 1112
Cephalopods:
from Cody shale of Oregon Basin, Wyo... 227
of Eagle sandstone, etc., in western U. S... 227
see also Ammonites..
Ceramic mosaic, see Mosaics.
Ceratostomella adiposum, see Black rot.
Cereals, see Grain.
Cerebral and cerebellar tumors 197, 264
Cerebrospinal fever, see Meningitis.
Cerebrospinal fluids:
acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid test 514
chnical laboratory work. 514,
640, 774, 907, 1070, 1071
colloidal mastic and colloidal gold tests 65
spinal fluid pressure in psychotic 640
Ceres, F., medical aspecrs of aviation 887, 1047
Certain-Teed Products Corporation, slate 743
Certificates, analysis of standard sample 89, 154
see also Certificates of indebtedness — Postal
savings certificate — Teachers' certif-
icates— AVar-savings certificates.
Certificates of indebtedness:
special deposits of pubhc moneys 260
Treasury —
3 per cent, series TM2-1928 194
31 ^percent, series TJ-1928 .321
Ws percent, series TM-1929 769
3'8 percent, series TM2-192J 1144
314 percent, series TD-1928 387
3K percent, series TD2-1928 769
4 percent, series TD3-1928 1144
Certified Dry Mat Corporation, paper 873
Ceruridae in National Museum. 1143
Ceylon gem districts 190
Chace, E. M., raisins 206
Chaco Canyon National Monument 631
Chadwick Coal Yard Co., coal 100
Chaho Bay, chart 626
Chains, case of Bernard, Judae & Co 91
Chairs, rates on 467,733
Challis National Forest, lands 568, 801, 856
Chalmers, Henry, shipments to Latin America. 795
Chalmette National Cemetery:
estimate 637
right of way for levee 822,1002,1098
Chamber music, see Music.
Chamberlain, E. T., Italian ship-subsidy 410
Chamberlain, Edmund O., v. U. S.._ 745
Cnamberlain, M'estou P., disabilities 779
Chamberlin, Benjamin D., patent appeal 218
Chamberlin, Clarence D., gold medal. 948
Chamberlin, F. S., tobacco budworm 7
Chambers of commerce, see Board of trade, etc.
Chambliss, Charles E.:
prairie rice culture in United States 655
sov-bean rotation increases rice vields 210
Chambliss, William II., relief. 838
Chamisso Harbor, Lukunor Islands, chart... 51
Champeau, Lawrence X.. patent appeal 1091
Champlain, Lake:
bridges-
Crown Point, N. Y., and Chimney
Point, Vt 423,430,543,544,577
East Alburg, Vt 682,931,990
Rouses Point, N. Y 682, 841, 931, 955,990
chart 137
Champlain Transportation Co., valuation 31
Chancroids:
ammoniacal silver nitrate treatment 48, 49
tartar emetic in treatment.. 887
Chaudaburi River, and approaches, chart 251
Chang Lin, claim fordeath.. 506,812,937
Channel, see name of channel.
Channing, .\lice, delinquents 177
Chapel, L. T., storms on Isthmus of Panama.. 056
Chapel at Army medical center 440, 595, 672
1188
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Chaplains:
Army correspondence course ob
at M Hilary Academy, pay and allowances 437,
934. 1004
ill N'avy, appointment ^73
Chapleau, Alfred, relief COO
Chaplin, Lulu, relief 70.5,833,1094
Chapline, "\V. R.: . , ,
soil erosion on western grazmg lanos /85
use of salt in range management 8
Chapman, Adelaide F., r. United States... 238,485
Chapman, Edwin N., r. United States 41
Chapman, Frank M., memoir of Joel A. .\llen. 493
Chapman, Homer, soil of Green Lake Co., Wis. 789
Chapman, John D., ('. United States. 41
Chapman, Leland S., infantile beri-beri 502
Chapman, Virgil (Kepresentative from Ky.):
reports made by—
Military AlTairs Com 439,
441, 565, 690, 822, 823, 825
Chapman, Willie G., relief 690
Chapman-Price Steel Co., steel bars 482
Character:
iufluencia de las emocioues y reacciones... 124
same (in Portuguese) 628
Charcoal:
census of manufactures, 1925 150
rates on... 868.1026
Charles, Vera K., mushrcom diseases .532
Charles Runyon, steam tug, relief of owner 449
Charleston, S. C:
aviation charts 181,248
chart of entrance to harbor 338
rivers, etc., in district 517
to donate certain bronze cannon. . 563, 931, 1002
TralBc Bureau —
cotton 869
Charlaston & Western Carolina Ry., cotton... 869
Charleston Industral Corporation, property 1012
Charlevoix, Mich.:
chart of harbor 520
port of entry, abolishing 255
Charlock, case of International Milling Co 290
Charlotte, N. C, port of entry 1140
Charts:
foreign commerce, water-borne ___ 319,
505, 766, 1058
kitchen charts .__ 332
moon, corrections to observed altitude. 499. 627
standard atmosphere chart 87,343
wind frequency resultants for U. S 212
wing spar stress charts, etc 1131
xee also Maps and charts— Pilot charts.
Chase, Agnes, eastern Brazil, agrostology UK)
Chase, Grant F., trustee, relief 549
Chase, R. D., relief. 445
Chase & Co., citrus fruit.. 868
Chase Bag Co. v. U. S 878
Cha.se National Bank, exr., v. U. S 238
Chase Securities Corporation v. U. S 1039
Chatham Terminal Co., valuation 99
Chatsworth quadrangle. Calif 605
Chattahoocliee River, bridge 550.667,707
Chattahoochee N'alley Ry., building materials. 466
Chattanooga, Tenn., rivers, etc., in district. 517
Chattanooga Wheelbarrow Co 484
Chattel mortgages, ste Mortgages.
C-hattin, B. E., r. Mexico 130,193
Chaulm.oogra oil compounds:
painlass intramuscular injections 391.638
treatment of lepers at Palo Seco 502
use in leprosy (53
Chavez, Juan, r. United States ^"^ 878
Chavis, Richard A., relief... 966
(Cheatham, B. F., statement '"" 966
see also Quartermaster General of Army.
Check-li.sts, State pultlications, monthly " 47
118,179,309,373,49:5,624,752,88.5,1046
< heduba Strait, chart 182
Cheese:
census report, 1925 .._ 12
cottage, making and using in the liome. !! 272
cottage, manufaclure in creameries, etc 7
educational illustrations ' 528
neufchfltel and cream, farm manufacture 7
Swiss, costs in U. S. and .Switzerland 260
5wi.ss, proclamation increasing dutv 260
Page
Cheesman, Joseph R., bridge... 424,668,708
Chehalis River:
continuation of, chart 536, 1088
examination and survey 1151
Cheltenham Magnetic Observatory 278
Chelys shell, see Tortoise-shell.
Chemical analysis, see name of substance ana-
lyzed.
Chemical Division, Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Bur. 18, 537, 794, 1090
Chemical dust, seed treatments for com 531
Chemical industry:
Commerce Dept. services available 148,535
world-wide importance of U. S. industry. . 339
Chemical Lime Co.: *
coal.. 868
freight rates 610
Chemical warfare and naval medical oflacer.887, 1047
Chemical Warfare Service 199
exhibit _ 199
Chemicals:
British chemical trade 794
census of manufactures, 1925 148
composition of cottonseeds 4, 71
development in Germany, 1927... 537
exports to neighboring countries 151
Government supplies 511
importance of U. S. chemical industry 339
pollution of wells 64
synthetic organic chemicals, 1926 260
waters of Florida, chemical character 604
see also names of chemicals.
Chemistry:
cotton bolls, etc., chemical study (2) 1079
in .\griculture Department 141
of oysters 785
see oho Agiicultural chemistry — Chemical
industry.
Chemistry and Soils Bureau 206,
272, 528, 650, 785, 917, 1081
Chemistry Bureau 6,74,143,206,272
report, 1927. 272
service and regulatory announcements 206
see also Chemistry and Soils Bureau.
Chemistry Division, Hygienic I^aboratory 90!i
Chemotherapy, of organic arsenicals 324
Cheney, S. A., Boston, Mass., district.. 516
Chentabun River, see Chandaburi River.
Cheopis, see Fleas.
Cliepo, Rio, see Rio Chepo.
Cherokee Indians:
citizenship 998
funds to be paid attorney 9,52
.<fff also P'ive Civilized Tribes.
Cherokee Mills, salt 616
Cherokee National Forest, proclamation ._ 896
Cheroots:
importation-
hearing 570
report 571
Cherries:
costs in U. S. and foreign countries. 768
duty increase, proclamation 381,768
growing east of Rocky Mountains 145
rates on.. _. 99
see also Japanese flowering cherries.
Cherry, Morris F., benefit 822
Chert, rates on 868
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal efe Coke Co.. 241, ,306, 748
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway:
abandonment of portion of line 608
capital stock... 608
control of Erie R. R., etc 1118
demurrage 32,609,1118
rates on —
angle-bars 96
bricks 1025
cast-iron _. 99
coal 868,1027,1117
lumber 168
plaster 479
rails 37
reweighing of freight 1035
Sewell Valley R. R. ;• 31
team-track charges. 302
valuation 296
Chesapeake & Ohio Railivay of Indiana, valua-
tion...: 296
July- June
1189
Page
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co 41,
723 1039
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Va.' 1036
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of W.
Va 167,743
Chesapeake Bay:
bridge 556,577,673,801
chart 279
fishes 660
light list 795
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Co 556,577,673,801
Chesapeake-Delaware Canal, aviation chart... 122
Chesney, .\.lan M., immunity in syphilis. 263
Chest:
surgery in tuberculosis 197
thoracotomy for empyema 392
Chester, 111., bridges 425,426,580,581,669
Chester & Mount Vernon R. R 1026
Chestnut, blight-killed, natural replacement. . 8
Chestnut flour 600
Chevrolet Motor Co., r. United States 878
Che\Tolet Motor Co. of St Louis, automo-
biles. 97,295,465
Chew, .Vrthur P., yearbook of agriculture 1080
Chewing gum, census of manufactures 79
Cheyenne, Wyo.:
airway map 792
horticultural experiment station —
estimate 770
law 668
reports 573,675
Cheyenne Bottoms, Kans., bird refuge 546
Cheyenne Indians, relief by filing suit in Ct.
of Cls 681,714,800,814
Cheyenne River Reservation, homestead
purchase money 097,721,801
Chicago, 111.:
address by Secretary Hoover 12
air navigation map 776
airway map 407
Board of Trade-
grain 1029
bridge 556,707,801
diphtheria immunization 263
diphtheria situation 263
First National Bank c. Germany, etc 508
Health Department —
pollution of Lake Michigan..- 133
same, summary, in pub. health
rps., V. 42 196
lighthouse reservation 955, 990, 1098
rivers, etc., in district. 642
Sanitary District-
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health
rps., v. 42 196
Wisconsin et al. r 768
Chicago & .^Iton R. R.;
rates on —
coal. 608
copper sulphate 32
fuel-oO 870
rolling-mill rolls 109
valuation 99
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry.:
control of Chicago Heights Terminal Trans-
fer R. R 164
rates on —
coal 468,808
denatured alcohol 1116
strawberries 875
restriction in routing lumber, etc 168
train-stop device . . 483
F. United States 41
Chicago & Erie R. R.:
brakes 98
switching " 616
valuation . 735
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.:
notes 231
rates on iron 611
Chicago & Illinois Southern R. R., valuation. 364
Chicago & North Western Ry.:
bridge 428,454.584,671
demurrage... ioi, 1118
equipment trust 99,467,868,1117
m isrout ing 872
Page
Chicago & North Western Ry.— Continued,
rates on —
aluminum 465
asphalt 731
bottles 1025
boxes 98,1025
bricks 1&3, 867
cans 867
coal 100,231
copper 469
egg cases. 735
electric appliances 870
evaporated milk 870
hides and skins. 871
iron 871
muriatic acid 169
paper io7
pipe 740
sand. 616
swine 39
wire 1125
valuation i02fi
versus United States 113
Chicago & Western Indiana R. R.:
bonds _._ 733
land transfers 682,801,841
Chicago -Association of Candy Jobbers 367,618
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R.:
rates on —
barrels 731
boilers 98
burlap bags 732
cattle 467,867
cement 99
coal 468,469,608
coffee 869
corn 734
denatured alcohol 1024
glucose 611
insulators 737,871
lumber lOo
macaroni 299, 872
meat 1032
petroleum 170,478
potatoes 37
saddletrees 615
sand 366
steel 743
strawberries 875
swine 876
tank-cars .483
valuation 467
versus United States 174
Chicago Carton Co., trouser presses 39
Chicago Coal Merchants -Association 100, 164
Chicago Granatine Manufa"cturing Co_. 40
Chicago Great Western R. R.:
freight rates 166
rates on tomatoes 1037
Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer R. R.:
control by Chicago & Eastern Illinois 164
rates on sand 301
valuation 467
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.:
bonds 100,608
rates on sand 1123
Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry., paper 107
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Ry 733
Chicago Live Stock Exchange, swine 482
Chicago, Memphis & Gulf R. R., valuation... 364
Chicago Mica Co., denatured alcohol 1116
Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary Rv., valuation... 468
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.:
bonds _.." 31
bridge across Mississippi River 426,
580, 581, 696
demurrage 869
investigation 468
misrouting 612
rates on —
automobiles 230
bottles _.. 867
cans _.. 31
carbon black 607
coal 608,609
cream _., im
linseed-oU... 105
lumber 168
1190
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.-Contd.
ratfs on— continued. ^.^
n>«at - '""1033
paper -- g^,
plaster ,,21
pulp board - „^.
radio apparatus..- '2*
rosin size --- 51?
sand ,„o7
vegetables.. "irB srs
reorganization - *''**' °^°
switching charges.. - AVVri cia
r. United Slates .— 41,1^,618
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee R. K 4/»
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Ry.:
rates on— „Qri
benzol. ^2"
hollow tiles *''
lard substitutes ju^
paper-- 41
pipe---- ---- fi!?
tanks -- ---- ---- 617
Chicago, Rnck Island & Pacific Ry.:
abandonment of line... Ib4,dti3
acquisition of line --- iV*^
bonds - - 100,468,742
correction of subhead on p. (42 782
case of Baltimore & Ohio R. R., etc 877
demurrage 101, 470
eQUipment-trust issue of 1927. 100
rates on—
automobiles _ - 46.')
beds -- 97
fire-clay - 471
fuel-oil.. 166
gloves 1029
grain 870
linseed-oil - - 738
lumber 475
oil-well supplies 739
paper 36
sand 38
tomatoes - . - 236
tractors... _ 483
refrigeration __ -. 874, 1035
train-control device -- 302
Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans R. R.;
bonds 34
valuation 364
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.;
bonds 868
equipment trust certificates.-. 468, 1117
rates on —
doors 470
hoisting machinery 736
pickles 1033
rags 614
( hicago, Springfield & St. Louis Ry.:
cancellation of class rates 1028
notes 100
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co 608
Chicama, Puerto, chart.. - 122
Chiekamauga and Chattanooga National Park:
approach roads, to pave 691,693,825,
933, 967, 1003, 1004, 1006, 1068, 1102
memorials to Spanish War organizations. . 434
I 'hicka.saw Indians:
J. F. McMurray f 43
leases of coal, etc., lands 95.3,998, 1098
see also Five Civilized Tribes.
Chicken-pox in V. S. Army in World War 779
Chicken-tick, see Fowl tick.
Chickens, see Poultry.
Chicle industry _ 2.52
same (in P. rtuguese) '.'.[ 501
Chief Coordinator, fieneral Supply, report 132
see also Coordinators, General Supply.
Chief Joseph Battle Ground of Bear's" Paw,
national monument in Montana .569,
689,931,965,1013
Chief of naval operations, sec Naval Operations
Odice.
Chief of staff of Army, see General Staff Corps
Chignik Bay, chart 279
Child care, «« Children.
Child Congress, Pan American, see Pan
American Child Congress,
'hild Health Council, see National Child
Health Council.
Page
Child health day:
designating May 1 of each year-
hearing 811
law --- 9;-*7
reports 811,847
proclamation setting aside May 1, 1928... 10."5
Child labor:
employment of minors in D. C... 551,845, 1019
publications—
for sale by supt. of docs 603
juvenile employment 1129
Child welfare, see Children.
Child Welfare Division, D. C 771
Childers, Eloise, relief 953
Childers, William M., relief 676,929
Cliildhood, International American Institute
for Protection of, .see International
American Institute for Protection
of Childhood.
Children:
behavior ".50
care and management —
child management 307, 1129
group study 760
in home economics departments _93
lesson material 7.50
preschool child -- 750
references "50
communicable disease protection 750
dependent-
care in Cleveland, Ohio 45
e.xtent in 7 Pennsylvania counties 5
in New Jersey, local provision, etc 308
instituciones para ninos menesterosos.. 252
place for reception, etc., in D. C 771
public aid to mothers 750
education by ceJebrating their successes... 27
el bienestar del nifio 308
endemic goiter among school children.. 391, 639
esta su nino preparado para ir a la escuela?. 501
food for young children 653
food likes and dislikes 750
hard-of-hearing child - 94
health examination 750
health for school children ..-. 27
hygiene program in New Hampshire 371
influencia de las emociones y reacciones — 124
same (in Portuguese) -- 628
insurance, regulating in D. C 949,995, 1099
is your child's birth recorded? 308, 1044
nutrition "50
parasitic index, Panama City-.. 502
physical defects "50
physical growth and development 244
posture 750
publications —
child welfare, industrial problems 1129
for sale by supt. of documents 726
popular pubs, of Children's Bur 1044
salud publica y puericultura serie .54,
12.5, 252, 501, 760, 761, 893, 113.5, 1136
saude publica e bem-estar infantil serie — 125,
378,628,893,1135
statures and weights, children under 6 116
sun suits... 787
sunshine and open air, child's need 750
teeth 750
tuberculosis in children, health lecture 1071
valor del campamento de verano para
ninos 314
vocational education for farm children 117
see also Boys — Girls — Illegitimacy — Infants —
Juvenile delinquency — also certain
headings beginning Child— Chil-
dren's— also International Amer-
ican Institute for Protection of
Childhood.
Children's Bureau 45, 116,
177, 244, 307, 371, 491, 622, 750, 1044, 1129
publications —
edition of Jan. 3, 1928 1129
for sale by supt. of documents 726
popular publications, 1928 1044
publications on (lists) —
juvenile employment, etc... 1129
maternal and infant welfare, etc 116
report, 1927 ...- 371
Children's Bmeau of Cleveland, see Cleveland,
Ohio,
July-June
1191
Page
Children's carriages and sleds, census, 1925 1.3
Children's coui ts, see Juvenile courts.
Children's literature:
forty books for boys and girls 94
sixty stories for boys and girls 160
Children's rompers 208
Childs, James B.:
foreign Government publications 752
Government document bibliography 118
Chile:
budget 339
electrical equipment market . _ 280
fresh-water fishes 493
solar radiation and rainfall 147
sun rays, studying 898
Chile saltpeter, see .?altpeter, Chile.
Cliilean nitrate, see Saltpeter, Chile.
Chilean review, article reprinted from 893
Chillicothe, Ohio, see Industrial Reformatory.
Chimney Point, Vt., bridge... 42:S. 430, 543, 544. .577
Chimney Rock Co. r. United States 238
Chin Bow, Luther Weeding 1045
Chin Toy r. United States 1039
Chin Wah Kee f. United States 10.59
China:
archeological expedition 898
calendar, Chinese-.Vmerican, for 102 years.. 883
China trade act, 1922, with amendments... 660
claim for death of Chang Lin and Tong
Huan Yah 506,812,937
claim for injuries to Sun Jui-chin 386
714,813,938
climate of China 656
foreign service officers of U. S 1140
green pit viper 384
labor conditions, present 884
loess of China 190
military medicine _ 246,247
sales tenitories... 409,924
unionization of labor 309
see also Chinese.
China-clay, rates on 100
China Sea, charts 758,889
China, United States Court for, salaries of
officers 899,951
Chinaware belonging to Coast Guard.. 132
Chinch bug and how to fight it 1081
Chinchilla rabbits, see Rabbits.
Chindblom, Carl R. (Representative from 111.):
report made by —
Ways and Means Com 701
Chinese:
instruction at West Point.. _ 434, 1002, 1104
publications concerning, for sale 225, 1113
Chinese dwarf lemon introduced 145
Chinese elm in American horticulture 145
Chinese jujube in southwestern U. S 145
Chinese ring-necked pheasants, mailing 254
Chinrana Bay, chart 312
Chippewa Indians:
claims, prosecution expenses 681,714,801
claims. Turtle Mountain band 998
classification 814,953
funds of Red Lake band.. 554,714,847,931
lands, to set aside for Indians. 814,931,998
per capita payment 554,587,667
Chippewa Valley & Northern Ry 100
Chirikof Island, Interior Dept. control 763
Chisholm, Edward de C, v. United States 41
Chittenden, F. H.:
bagworm 331
common cabbage worm and its control 74
Chitto, Bogue, bridge. 841, 955, lO.^S
Chlorin, rales on 1026
Chlorination:
phenol in water after chlorination 905
sewage chlorination 134
Chloroform, action in bacterin preparation. . 5, 916
Chocolate:
and products, census report, 1925 79
rales on 608
Choctaw Indians:
J. F. McMurray v. 43
leases of coal , etc. . lands 953, 998, 1098
see also Five CivUized Tribes.
batcbee National Forest, new name. . 318
Page
Choctawhatchee River:
bridge in .\labama 955, 1098
bridge in Florida 707
Choisser, R. M., atrophy of liver 887
Cholecystography, with report of cases 48,49
Cholera, see Anticholera vaccination — Hog
cholera.
Choptank River, examination and survey 909
Chosen, chart _ 626
Chouinard, Horace A., reimbursement 449
Choumard, Horace A., see Chouinard,
Horace, A.
Chowiet Island, Interior Dept. control 763
Chrisler, V. L., transmission of sound 22
Chrisp, O. H., relief 449
Christensen, F. W., accuracy of cattle weights. 1079
Christian and Missionarv .\lUance, census,
1926 ." 922
Christian Reformed (^hurch, census, 1926 535
Christian Union, census. 1926 1087
Christie, J. R., when and how does sex arise?.. 275
Christman, Daniel H.,v. United States 113
Christman, R. J., coast pilot 408
Christmas mail:
cooi)eration of the public in preparing 253
precanceled stamps, use on holiday mail... 254
Christopherson, Charles A. (Representative
from S. Dak.):
reports made by —
Judiciar v C om 430, 686, 687, 962, 963
Chromite in 1926 19
Chromosomes, supernumerary, in Zea mays.. 399,
531
Chrysanthemums for the home 404
Chrysler-Smithsonian .\frican expedition 1143
Chugach National Forest, boundaries 318
Church, C. G.:
commercial standardization of raisins 205
maple sugar 651
Church of God and Saints of Christ, census,
1926 922
Church of the Nazarene, census, 1926 1087
Churches, see Religious bodies — also names of
churches.
Cicatricial stenosis of esophagus 887, 1047
Cicero, 111.:
easement over Government property-
hearings 443
law 801
reports 443,721
Cidaridae, see Sea-urchins.
Cider, census of manufactiures, 1925 213
Cigarette papers, tax regulations 1147
Cigarette tubes, tax regulations 1147
Cigarettes:
importation —
hearings 570
report 571
taxes, regulations 1147
withdrawal from factories for use of U. S_.. 638
Cigars:
importation —
hearing 570
report 571
taxes, regulations 1147
withdrawal from factories for use of U. S.. . 638
Cimarron River, apportionment of waters 960
Cimarron River Oil Co., U. S. v 174, 175
Cimex lectularius, see Bedbugs.
Cincinnati, Ohio:
air navigation map 770
American Public Health .\ssjciation 134
endemic goiter among school children. _ 391, 639
endemic thyroid enlargement 513, 906
filtration plants, results of study 323
rivers, etc., in district 517
tornado on Jan. li), 1928 656
Cincinnati Coal Co., team-track charges 302
Cincinnati, Indianapolis A: Western R. R.:
control by Baltimore & Ohio R. R 31
valuat ion 868
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal R. R., valuation 296
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.:
rates on-
piling 478
strawberries 39
1192
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co 868
Circuit Courts of Appeals:
apiKsals from Board of Tax Appeals 8iS
appointment of relatives by judges - 962
judgeo— . .„,
for 4th circuit - ^2
for 9th circuit oo'
rules for 5th circuit. New Orleans, La 113
to change judicial circuits, etc 820
to create lOth circuit -- 820
Circulars, see names of Departments, bureaus,
etc., issuing circulars— a?.so sub-
jects.
Circulation of money, see Money.
Circulatory system, syphilis of 263
Cisco & Northeastern Ry.:
construction of extension 31
notes - - 231
Cities and towns:
advertising for community promotion 409
air marking 148,337,1086
American city series 124, 125
apartment house living in cities 1044
automobile exhaust gas in streets "73
building permits, 1926- 178
building permits, 1927 1044
city planning, primer 541
city planning, publications 541
emplovment services, activities.. 45, 116,
" 244, 308, 491, 622, 750, 883, 1044, 1129
expenditure for nonresidential buildings . _ . 45
farmers' bulletins of interest to persons in_ . 333.
403, 919
financial statistics, 1926. 338
health officers, 1927 196,262
industries, census report, 1925 149,338
infant mortality in 9 cities.. 639,905
laws and regulations rel. to town sites 28
notifiable diseases, 1926 63, 133, 134
public health ordinances, etc., 1923-26 1147
rural planning, the village 1080
schools-
certain practices in administration 359
cit y school leaflet 27, 28, 226, 359
statistics, 1925-26 604
trees for streets 10
see also names of cities and towns.
Citizens Coal Co., coal 101
Citizens of United States:
employment, etc., in the Far East 151
astates, regulations for consular service. 192, 900
marriages abroad 634
military reservation sales (S. 3752) 853, 973, 1103
military service in certain nations —
law 1104
report 951
statements of Mr. Kelly, etc 812
registration, consular regulations 1140
relief in Russia, 1920 634,812,933
war claims against Germany, etc—
estimate.- 903
hearings 586
'aw 668,834
reports... 352,545,586
Citizeaship:
cases dealing with _ 884,1045
publications for sale " 225* 1113
purpose as to Cherokee Indians...'""" ' 998
regulations governing consular service 633,
. XT . .. . 900", 1001
see also Naturalization.
Citroen Co., use of American machinery 17
Citron, curing and pre.serving " "333
Citrus fruit:
cooi>erative marketing agencies 5
culture in Oulf States 76 919
decay, rel. of temperature to fungi 399' 525
insects infesting citras in Japan ' 207
pectin extract, homemade. 208
rates on ggo
spraying trees for control of i"n.sects" 273
white fly attacking citrus in P. R "3 70
•"•<• 0/.S0 names of citrus fruits. ' "
Citrus mile, taxonomic status 64a 917
Citrus trees, icM^itrus fruit. """ "'-"i'
City of Beaumont Ship Corporation... 676,929,985
Page
City planning, see Cities and towns.
City school leaflet, see Schools.
Civil aeronautics, see .\eronautics.
Civil Engineering Division, National Park
Service 1023
Civil service:
act, rules. Executive orders, etc 78,921
application of meiit system 791
appointments, disparity in apportionment. 791
classification of service, amending rules 317
eligibility and certification 657
E.xecutive orders amending certain rules. __ 58,
188, 319, 765
general information 78
information for boards of examiners, etc 78
miscellaneous information 212,657
reentry in classified service 277, 1086
veteran preference in appointments —
advisory committee created 1141
hearings 676, 945
report 944
rules of Civil Service Com 11
see also Civil service pensions — Government
officials and employees— a/,w head-
ings for classes of persons for which
civil service examinations are held,
e. g. Postmasters — also special sub-
ject.
Civil Service Commission. 11,
78, 212, 277, 336, 406, 657, 791, 921, 1086
estimate, 1929 1063
oaths of office, to administer 418
report, 1927 336
useless papers 858
see also Deming, William C.
Civil Service Committee, House:
hearings 548,676,807,945
minority views 807
reports 418,807,944
Civil Service Committee, Senate:
hearings 985
reports 837,838,985
Civil Service Correspondence School 1019
Civil service pensions:
claims, decisions of Interior Dept. 159, 358, 1021
employees of Panama Canal 684
Federal employees' retirement act —
act, with amendments, decisions, etc. 23, 78
article from monthly labor review 622
retirement and disability fund, 1927.. 464
to amend, hearings 548
to amend, reports 807, 837, 944, 979
uniform retirement date 562
public service retirement systems... 117,
178, 372, 492
Civil service retirement and disability fund,
see Civil service pensions.
Civil \Var, 1861-65:
pensions for soldiers, sailors, widows, etc. —
H. R. 13511 960, 1010, 1096
S. 2900.. 457,596,805,819,930
pensions for widows and former widows.. 457,
560,854,941,1102
Civita Vecchia, chart 52
ClaflLn, Guy M., claim... 570
Claims:
against Treasury Dept., attorneys, etc 61
against AVar Dept., settlement 571
allowed bv General -\ccounting Office... 388,
389, 1063. 1068, 1145
armory drill pay, settlement 852. 969, 1100
bills of lading loss and damage claims 955
commissioners of D. C. to settle... 810,845,949
contractors for Navy Dept., estimates 1047
damages by .\rmy aircraft. _. 966
damages to private property. 388, 1064
explosion at naval ammunition depot —
report of Gen. .Accounting Office.. 726,1020
report to accompany H. R. 12236 808
farmers' grain elevators, etc. —
hearings 572,700
reports 572,833
judgments rendered bv Court of Claims. ..367,
1039
judgments rendered bv District Courts... 307.
1039, 1042
members of officers' training camps. 1107
method for settlement, to provide 419
July-June
1193
Page
Claims— Continued.
personal, etc., damage, P. O. Dept 10C6
Postmaster General to report, repealing
law 443, 1102
reporting claims, etc., to Congress-
hearings--- 679
law 801
reports 552,838
settlement, value of autopsies 392
subsidence of 1st street in D. C 455,678,801
war minerals contracts, to amend act —
hearings 694
minority views 825
reports 694,825
see <iUo Enemy property— Internal revenue
claims — aho General Claims Com-
mission, U. S. ami Mexico— Mixed
Claims Commission. V. S. and
Germany— Tripartite Claims Com-
mission, U. S., Austria, and Hun-
gary—also names of claimants.
Claims Committee, House:
minority views _ _ .549,808
reports -- --- 418, 419. 420, 421, 548, ,549, 550,
676, 677, 678, 807, 808, 809, 945, 946, 947, 948
Claims Committee, Senate:
reports 449,
450, 451, 452. 453. 574, 575, .576. 704. 70.5, 706,
707. 838. 839, 840, 985. 986. 987. 988. 989, 1109
Claire Furnace Co., Fed. Trade Commission r.. 92
Clairton, Pa., bridge 427.582,670
Clapp, R. C, V. United States ---, 175
Claremont quadrangle, Calif 864
Clarendon, -\rk., bridge 960,99.5, 1104
Clark, .\lesander H., see, as reporter. Court of
Customs Appeals, casas adjudged.
Clark, Austin H., fragrant butterflies 190
Clark, Chapman S., r. U. S. (5 entries in all).. 723,
878, 1043, 1126
Clark, Charles X., alias, see Peck, Franklin D.
Clark, Frank R., geology of Castlegate, etc.. 1022
Clark, George Rogers:
memorial —
estimate for commission 1065
law 1104
reports 590,821,938
Clark, Herbert C, anthropometric data. 502
Clark, J. Allen:
club wheats 334
common while wheats 334
durum wheats 789
inheritance in crossess between wheats 533
wheat varieties for "Western States 146
Clark, James, Distilling Co. c. United States.. 460
Clark, John, relief. _. 434
Clark, Lindley D., decisions affectine labor 244
Clark, Margaret, r. United States ~ 224
Clark, Martha B.:
mineral resources of United States —
1923, pt. 1, summary...* 94
1926, preliminary summary 85
Clark, Nannie M., v. United States.. 723,878, 1126
Clark, W. H.:
contested election case —
letter from clerk of House 346
report ,5,52
Clark, AV. Mansfield, oxidation-reduction. 283,906
Clark, Camp, land adjoining 966
Clark Fork, plan 360
Clarke, Frank W., memoir of Edward W.
^Nlorley 494
Clarke, I. D., home tanning 917
Clarke, John D. (Representative from N. Y.):
minority views —
-Agriculture Com 806
Clarke, W. F., coal-tar food dyes 530
Classification:
accounts, Panama Canal 502
admissions and discharges of patients 392
American cotton... 72
automotive apparatus, etc., for export 280
civil service employees, laws 23
domestic commodities exported 336
electrical apparatus and suoplies 794
expenditures of U. S. Government 358
filing. Foreign and Domestic Comm. Bur. 83
hydraulic classification, theory, etc 411
Page
Classification — Continued.
importancia de la clasificacion de suelos... 501
imports into United States 12
inventions, changes 20,219,283
Library of Congress —
agriculture, etc 885
geography, anthropology, etc 885
military science 885
religion 492
patents 20, 86,
154, 219, 283. 342, 413, .541, 664, 797, 927, 1092
patents, corrections, etc., for manual 86,
283, 284. 413
peach varieties 532
scrap. Supply Dept.. Panama Canal 55
Classification bulletin. Patent Office 153,540
Classification Division, Library of Congress. 492,
88.5
Classification Division, Patent Office 153, .540
Clatterbuck, E, A., relief 676,929
Clausen, Curtis P., citrus insects of Japan.. 207
Claussen, Xiels P..r. Henry H. Curran 486
Clawson, A. B.:
coyotillo. poisonous plant 649
Mexican whorled milkweed 205
stock-poisoning death camas _ 916
wild tobaccos as stock-poisoning plants 527
Clay, Charles D., jr., relief of mother 967
Clay, Harold F., crops other than grains 142
Clay, Maria H., relief . _ 967
Clay:
clay-products industries, 1926 337
production in 1926 281
publications for sale 226, 1113
rateson 100,868
see also China-clay— Fire-clay— Fuller's
earth.
Clay County, Tenn. , bridge 556, 578, 668, 707
Clayton, Frank J., workmen's compensation.. 725
Clayton, H. Helm, world vreather records 129
Clayton, Joel W., Sec. of Treasury r* 3.56,600
Clayton, Marcus M., Sec. of Treasury bs. 3,56,600
Clayton County, Iowa:
gift of lands from James B. Munn—
hearings 674
law 804
reports 674,703
Clayton-Murnan Live Stock Co., cattle 467
Clay ton-Texline Telephone Exchange 468
Cleaning:
appfes, changes produced 1079
census of cleaning establishments, 1925 149
engine-cleaning fluids, inflammation tests.. 137
fur and leather garments 343
Government supplies 511
grain on farms and in country elevators 142
windows, etc.. Engraving & Printing
Bur 771
see also WaU-cleaning compounds.
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry., valuation 163
Clearwater, Minn., bridge 347,453.669
Cleary. Francis J., relief 974
rieavenger, John W., militarj' record 349
Cleghorn, Clarence, relief 676,838,929
Clemmer, H. J., kernel smuts of sorghum .3,76
Clerk of House, see House of Representatives.
Clerkin, Mary, to pav claim 57.5,808,929
Clerks:
law clerks to circuit judges 962
of district court of Canal Zone, rules 505
of Supreme Court of D. C. fees 431, 717,801
to be present before grand juries 432
see also names of certain Congressional com-
mittes — also names of Departments
bureaus, etc.
Clermont County, Ohio, soil survey 656
Cleveland, Ohio:
air navigation map 776
chart of harbor 779
Children's Bureau —
care of dependent children 45
Cleveland-.Akron Bag Co., bagging 97
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.. bonds 1027
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry.:
bonds _ 608
railroad switches 235
1194
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ky.— continued,
rates on—
black powder ou/^
boilers ; ; „i
coal..-- 101,608
envelopes *'!
fish - '35
furniture - "i;i
glycerin 4(_
paper bags... 1033
paper-mill plugs I'O
petroleum 478,740
talc 111
wrought-iron 113
reconsignment 301
train-stop devices 483
r. J. K. Dering Coal Co 303
Cleveland National Forest:
Executive order of Oct. 15, 1925, revoked... SQ.'S
map-
1083
Cleveland Union Terminals Co., bonds 608
(^litT dweller, in land of 531
ClilTord, Chas. E., Co., marble 106
Clifton. Tenn., bridge 959, 1103
Climate:
apple juices as affected by 783,1083
as totality of weather-- 335
climatological data —
calendar year, 1927 920
monthly data for United States 10,
77, 146, 211, 276, 334, 405, 533, 920, 1085
of—
China 656
Coimbra, Portugal 77
North America, climatic regions 212
same, outline of article-.- -- 335
southea,stern Pennsylvania 790
Climatology, see (^limate.
Climax Cleaner Manufacturing Co 1037
Clinch River, bridge 556,577,667,707
Clinchfield Navigation Co., Inc., t'. V. S 238
Cline, Isaac M., report of floods, 1927 335
Cline & Bernheim, Inc., aluminum 465
Clinical bulletin. Veterans' Bureau--- 392,514, 1070
Clinics in Haiti... 120
Clinton, N. C, tablet to W. R. King 432, 1100
Clinton & Oklahoma Western R. R., construc-
tion of line 231
Clinton-Oklahoma Western R. R. of Te.i;as:
construction of line 231
stock 1117
Clippinger. Roy, bridge 685,845,936,994
Clocks, and parts, census report, 1925 ^- 12
Clonorchiasis investigations 391,638
Clothes moths:
article on.. 496
control _ - 651
Clothes wringers, rates on 608
Clothing:
census of manufactures, 1925 213
cleaning of fur and leather garments 343
Coast (iuard price list 637
supplies for Govt,, wearing apparel 511
see also names of special articles of clothing.
Clover:
anthracnose _ 654
failure ^--'"-^-]^"""I / 6.54
hay. assimilation by dairy cows.— 269, 270. 401
sweet clover 92o
Club wheats, «ee Wheat.
Clubs, nee Agricultural clubs.
Coal:
analyses of—
Arkansas coals _ .539
Indiana coals , .../.... 411
Oklahoma coals ...... 539
lea.ses of Choctaw, etc., lands- "1"'953, 998. 1098
permits, extension of time 458 568 667
production in 1925 '411
production of anthracite In 1926 ' 411
'■n'eson 31, 100,101, 164, 231." 296." 468,
469. 608. 600, 733, 7.34, 868, 869,1027, 1117
resources of Salina Canyon dist,, Utah 464. 863
spontaneous heating of coal. . . 905
ffc nixo Coal mines and mining— Coke
Page
Coal-cars:
Ford Motor Co., etc 42, 101
Northern W. Va. Coal Operators' Assoc---128,
382
Coal fields:
Arkansas .539
Indiana 411
Oklahoma 539
see also Coal mines and mining — also names
of coal fields-
Coal Grove, Ohio, bridge 454,558,670
Coal mines and mining:
conditions in Pennsylvania, etc. —
hearings - 589,716,849,999
statement, etc, of W.H. Coolidge 999
fatalities in United States, 1926 282
fifty-nine coal mine fires 411
hours, etc., in bituminous coal mining 491
safety in coal mining, handbook 539
thin coal beds in Pennsylvania 539
timbering, bituminous coal mines 1091
timbering. State laws .539
Coal-oil, see Kerosene.
Coal-tar colors:
analysis of coal-tar food dyes 530
case of Sandoz Chemical Works 1017
certification of coal-tar food colors 208
Coast, see Coasts.
Coast and Geodetic Survey 15,82, 150,
214,278, 338, 408, 536, 658, 792, 923, 1088
bulletin.. 15,82,150,
214,278, 338, 408, 536, 658, 792, 923, 1088
geodetic publications, digest 793
positions included in classified service 1139
publications on (lists) —
terrestrial magnetism 279
tides and currents 923
traverse 338
report, 1927 278
see also Pay, Coast and Geodetic Sm-vey —
Retired list. Coast and Geodetic
Survey.
Coast artillery, see Artillery.
Coast Artillery Corps:
technical regulations 908
training regulations 516,641,775, 1072
Coast defense, shore-based aircraft 718, 853
Coast Guard 61.132,194,
261. 321. 389, 510, 637, 771, 903, 1068, 1145
cadetships, appointments 261
chief boatswains, appointments 1145
circular 61,132,321
771, 903, 1068, 1145
circular letter, reprint 194
court sentence, places of execution 127
courts and boards, amendments.- 389,771
extension of enlistment, circular 1068
mail and files, rules for handling 389,903
officers, temporary appointments 61
operators' permits for Govt, vehicles... 586,810
orders, generaf. 61,322,511,903,1145
pensious, former Life Saving Service 955
physical examination 322
publications. Government 727
recruiting officers, instructions 1068
register, officers, cadets, etc., 1928 637
regulations. 1923—
complements, original enlistments, etc. 261
index 1145
leaves of absence, etc 261
rank, duty, and command 389
reprints of chapters 3 and 6 511
report, 1927 389
supply instructions, amendments.. 61, 132,511,
771, 1068, 1145
supply instructions, circular. ..132, 511,637, 1068
time lost due to misconduct, etc 1068
venereal disease among personnel 514
warrant officers, etc., employed by The
Panama Canal 559,671
see also Pay, Coast Guard— Retired list,
Coast Guard.
Coast Guard Academy, New London, regula-
tions 261
Coast Guard cutters, register, 1928 637
Coast Guard Depot, Curtis Bay, employees.. 1140
July-June
1195
Page
Coast Guard stations, register, 1928 637
Coast pilots:
catalogues 82,214,659
inside route. _._ 150,338
see also names of localities.
Coast Transit Division barge no. 4 449,808, 1094
Coasts, protection from erosion ._. _. 9'JO
Coats, R. H., estadisticas de mortalidad in-
fantil 501
Cobalt:
absorption spectra 22
production in 1926.- 411
Cobb, John X., Pacific cod fisheries 151
Cobb, N. A.:
nemas and recent progress in Hematology.. 76
when and how does sex arise? 275
Cobb, Blasdell & Co., relief 833,981
Coblentz, W. W.. radiometric measurements,
etc., of Mars 21
Coburn, William T., relief 434
Coca, regulations, importation, etc 512
Cochran, Doris M., natural history collecting
by Hugh M. Smith in Siam 898
Cochran, John J. (Representative from Mo.):
report made by-
Claims Com 945
Cochran, Leonidas L., relief 458,568,799
Cochran, Thomas C. (Representative from
Pa.):
minority views —
Claims Com 808
reports made by-
Claims Com 420,549,677,946,947
Cocke, "William J., relief 985
Cockerly, Van, chronic urethritis 392
Cockrells Creek, preliminary examination 517
Cockroaches 207
Cocoa:
and products, census report, 1925 79
in West Africa 1089
rates on 31
Coconut bud-rot fungus, new host 3. 75
Coconut Plantations Co. v. United States. . 355, 723
Cod:
catch, east coast of North America 924
eggs in Massachusetts Bay, 1924 and 1925.. 536
Pacific fisheries 151
Cod, Cape, coastal sea temperatiu-es 212
see also Cape Cod Canal.
Code of insurance law for D. C:
hearings 995
report 551
Code of laws of D. C, to print 964,1098
Code of U. S.:
amending—
title 15 (property in transit) 687
title IS (lotteries) 1011
title 18 (mail robbers) 976
title 22 (minister to Liberia) 813
title 28 (appointments by judges) 962
title 28 (marshals' fees) 963
title 39 (Post Office Dept. employees).. 936
title 39 (postage) 941,1102
title 39 (postmasters) 1011
supplements, to authorize 964, 1098, 1107
Codes, see headings beginning Code — also
special subjects.
Codling moth in Delaware, life history 529
Cody shale, cephalopods 227
Coffee:
algunos aspectos del cultivo del caff 124
imported into P. R., to impose duty.. 682. 1016
rates on 734,869
Coffee County, Ga., bridge 684,843,935
Coftev, Irven E., patent appeal 341
Coffin, Mabel R., relief 553,799
Cogen, J. Robert, v. United States 878
Cognizance of material (2 entries) 886
Cohasset, Minn., bridge (in sec. 35, t. 144 n., r.
25 w) 683,709,842,934
Cohen, Bamett, oxidation-reduction studies. 203, 906
Cohen, Louis, & Son:
iron 1030
re<;onsignment.. 109
steel - 110
wire 744
Page
Cohn & Ellett v. Shipping Board, etc 42
Cohn-Hall-Marx Co 1019
Coimbra, Portugal, climate 77
Coinage:
test, 1928 905
Coinage, Weights, and Measures Committee,
House:
hearings 550,551,678,1106
reports.- 550,551,809,948,949
Coins:
information relating to U. S. coins.. 323
values of foreign coins 61,261,509,902
see also names of coins.
Coir, see Mats and matting.
Coke:
and by-products in 1925 411
industry, census of manufactures, 1925 213
rates on 31,100,164,734,1027
Coke-oven accidents, 1926 „ 411
Coker, R. E., new genus of darter 16
Colbert Limerock Asphalt Co., limestone 105
Cold (disease):
common colds 513
Cold storage:
holdings of fish 16.82,215,
280, 339, 408, 537, 660, 794, 924, 1089
publications for sale by supt. of docs 93, 463
Cold waves:
on Texas coast 790
whence come cold waves? 1085
Coldwell Lawn Mower Co., lawn-mowers 474
Cole, CjTcnus (Representative from Iowa):
reports made by —
Foreign Affairs Com 812,813
Cole, George A., relief 967
Cole, Harvey S.:
floods of 1927 in Mississippi basin 335
notable tornadoes of May, 1927 77
tornadoes in Arkansas, 1879-1926 11
Cole, James W., to correct military record 434
Cole, John S., Ardmore Dry-Laud Field Station 209
Cole. L. A., tidal bench marks, Connecticut. ._ 279
Cole, L. J., quality of oil in soy beans 71,204
Cole, S. B., soil survey of Perry Co., Miss 789
Cole Storage Battery Co. r. U. S 303,460
Coleman, D. A.:
Brown-Duvel moisture tester 526
determining oil content of seeds, etc 916
heat-damaged wheat 5
Coleman, Frederick, relief of widow. 695, 1009, 1097
Colemanite, rates on 469
Colfax, Schuyler, statue in South Bend, Ind... 562
Colgate, .\rthur E., admr., v. United States. __ 618
Colgate, Clinton G., f. United States 618
Colgate & Co. v. United States 238
Cohseum Batterv Co. v. United States 157,239
Coll, M. W., sheep-killing dogs 1080
Collect-on-delivery, extend service on mail 976
see also Parcel post.
College professors, see Teachers.
Colleges and universities:
accredited higher institutions 1021
biennial survey of higher education 293
extension helps in adult education 863
German students, health conditions, etc.. 196
higher education circular 728
in District of Columbia, to regulate—
hearings 810
reports 712.949
negro colleges, etc., survey 1113
physical education 28
references on higher education 160
relation to public health. 323,513
research laboratories, directory 415
statistics, 1925-26 863
teachers colleges, per capita costs 160
teachers colleges, statistics, 1925-26 359
see aUo Agricultural colleges — also names
of colleges and universities.
Collet otrichum frifolii, cause of clover anthrac-
nose 654
Collier, George W.:
corn-borer conditions, farm practices 40(
costs, etc., of fattening beef cattle 400
C oilier, Jessie H . , appointment 896
Collins, Henrv B , jr., Eskimoof western Alaska. 898
Collins, Ross F., relief. 826,1008,1094
1196
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Collins, Selwyn D.: . ^,n nnr
infant mortality in 9 cities of U. S 639,905
tonsillitis, epidemiological, etc., study 773
same, summary in public health rps. .. 639
venereal disease prevalence 773, 908
Collins, W. D.: ^„ . ,
chemical character of Honda waters 604
practical water analysis _ 728
quality of water of Pecos River.. 161
surface waters of New Jersey 228
Collisions, see Collisions at sea— Railroad acci-
dents.
Collisions at sea:
guide for reporting. 128
rules to prevent collisions of vessels... 277
Colloids: . , ,. , ,
gold test, comparison with mastic test 65
r,eonardtown silt loam soil... - 1079, 1081
Collvbia drvophila, cause of root rot of Lucretia
dewberry -- 269,270
Colman, Howard D., patent appeals. 341
Colobognatha, see Millipeds.
Colombia:
botanical exploration 898
budget ---- 409
correction of entry 524
chart - 498
electrical equipment, marketing 151
laws, trading under 215
T'olon, Panama:
smallpo.K diagnosis and eradication 502
Colon:
carcinoma of descending colon 392
Colonial Trust Co., exr.:
CO. Lewellynw 131,238
D. B.Heinerw 131,238
Color:
cranberries, discoloration in canning (2) — 3
honey, in comb, color standards for grades 207
honey, United States standards.. 530
lemons, hastening coloration 74
see also Pigments.
Colorado:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 79
consent of Congress to compacts with—
Kansas 960
Nebraska 961
New Mexico 961
Utah... _ 960
Wyoming 960
crayfishes 16
district court, rules in bankruptcy 114, 877
endemic goiter among schoolchildren. 391,639
geologic formations 28,29
geology and oil and gas prospects 604,863
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, 1925 217
land offices, establishing. 978
lands opened to homestead entry 57,
187, 317, 896, 1055
lands withdrawn pending resurvey . .. 764, 1140
national forests 1082
post route map 630
rossite and metarossite, new vanadates 385
sugar beets, costs of producing, errata 635
vegetation, .Mpine region of Rocky Mts.._ 494
Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Associ-
ation, coal 1117
(,'olorado & Southeastern R. R., valuation 32
Colorado & Wyoming Ry., valuation... 231
Colorado Portland Cement Co., plaster. 479
Colorado River:
basin, map IO23
basin, surface water supply __ 29
compact for use of waters, consent... " 960
equitable use of waters. State Dept. rp.... 114,3
plan and profile 864
protection, development, etc.-^
board of engineers to report on dam 1104
hearings.. 430,561,589,979
minority views 686 849
reports of committees 686, 716^ 980
reports of special advisers to Secretary'
of Interior (¥. C. Emerson, W. F.
Durand, J. Q. Scrugham, and J. R
OarOeld) 56i 730
silt, relation to irrigation ' 655
r]o orado River .\uthority, to create "" 430
i olored people, see Negroes.
Page
Colors, see Coal-tar colors — Color — Dyes and
dyeing — Pigments.
Colors (flags), see Flags.
Colostomy. _ 264
Colton, Don B. (Representative from Utah):
reports made by —
Elections Com. No. 1. 552,679
Public Lands Com 444,
567, 568, 569, 570, 830, 831, 979
Roads Com 832
Colton, W. A., pulmonary tuberculosis 1148
Columbia, Pa., bridge... 348, 4.')4, 671
Columbia, S. C, see Federal Intermediate
Credit Bank of Columbia.
Columbia & Cowlitz Ry 164
Colimibia Arsenal, sale of property.. 823, 1002, 1098
Columbia Basin irrigation project:
adoption —
hearings 430, 456
reports 589,686
Columbia Glass Co., silica 1123
Columbia Institution for the Deaf 359, 1021
report, 1927 _ 3.59
Columbia Mills, Inc., misrouting. 612
Columbia National Forest, homestead entry... 318
Columbia Park, Ohio, bridge 557,708,802
Columbia River and Valley:
bridges across river —
Arlington, Oreg 956
Hood River, Oreg 423,577,667
Kettle Falls, Wash 347,416
charts of river 15,82,279,1088
development, etc., of Umatilla Rapids —
hearings 430,456
report 961
examination and survey of river 909
improvement of river below Portland 831
light list 795
prehistoric inhabitants 898
prehistoric pit house village site 1060
surface water supply of basin 29
wheat in basin, dry farming methods 271
Columbia River Bird Refuge, title to lands 703
Columbia Sand Co., Inc., sand 1123
Columbus, Ohio:
Convention of American Instructors of the
Deaf 1021
Columbus & Greenville Ry., rates on cotton.. 609
Columbus Bolt Works Co., rods 171
Columbus Confectioners' Assoc, U. S. v 303
Columbus County, N. C bridge 685,937,995
Column effect in airplane wing spars 119
Colville National Forest, boundaries 256
Colville Reservation forests, preservation 714
Colwell, N. P., medical education, 1924-26 28
Comanche C ounty , Okla. , land for All American
Indian Legion Post _-. 979
Combinations, see Monopolies.
Combines, see Harvesting machinery.
Combs, George H., jr., statement 973
Combustion chambers for aircraft oil engines. _ 624
Combustion time in engine cylinder 245
Comey, R. H., Brooklyn Co., United States v. 461
Commerce:
commerce reports 17,83, 151,
216,280, 339, 409, 537, 661, 794, 924, 1089
commerce reports, indexes, etc.. .83, 280, 661, 924
commercial series. Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education 26,91
domestic commerce series.. 216, 340, 409, 411, 924
financas, industria, coramercio serie 55,
252.315,501,761,1136
finanzas, industria, comercio serie 55, 184,
252, 314, 378, 501, 760, 761, 892, 1136
foreign commerce and navigation, 1926.-215, 794
foreign trade-
calendar year 1926 216
calendar year 1927 660
fiscal year 1926-27 151
same, with slight changes (in Span-
ish) 378
foreign trade bulletins 84
foreign trade series 55, 124,
185. 314, 628, 760, 892, 1052, 1135, 1136
free zones in ports of U. S 842
las deudas extranjeras y la balanza comer-.
cial 760
I
I
i
July-June
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Commerce — Continued.
laws, compilation 674
monthly summary of foreign commerce of
United States 17,83,151,216,
280, 339, 409, 537, 660, 794, 924, 1089
o commercio exterior e as casas bancarias. 252
ports important in trade of U. S _. 410
practical aids for domestic commerce 660
protection, etc., consular regulations 634,
900, 1061
publications for sale by supt. of docs_._ 93, 1112
the world's business in review, descriptive
circular of yearbook noted below. 537
trade information bulletin 17, 18, 83, 84, 151,
1.52, 216, 280, 339, 340, 409, 410, .537,
538, 660, 661, 794, 795, 925, 1089, 1090
trade promotion series 17, 18, 84, 215, 339,
340, 410, 538, 661, 795, 924, 925, 1089
water-borne commerce —
foreign, intercoastal, coastwise, etc 319
report of chief of engineers (2) 394
summary of foreign commerce 319,
505, 766, 1058
volume of foreign commerce ._. 189
yearbook, 1926 83,409,537
see also Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau— Imports and exports —
Interstate commerce— Merchant
marine— S h i p p i n g— T arifl— oLso
certain headings beginning Com-
mercial—oZ«o names of articles of
commerce and names of countries,
etc.
Commerce Committee, Senate:
hearings. 578, 584, 709, 842, 845, 993
reports _. 354,
453, 454, 455, 576, 577, 578,579, 580,
581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586,-707, 70S,
709, 710, 711, 841, 842, 843,844, 845,
990, 991, 992, 993, 994, 995.
correction for p. 843 (S. rp. 865) 914
Commerce Department 12,78, 148,
213, 277, 336, 406, 534, 658, 791, 921, 1086
appropriations, 1928—
estimates 1064
•appropriations, 1929 —
estimate _. 509, 1064
hearing 418
law 544
reports 418,449,545
immigration quotas, national origin 634
organization 406
promotes exports of automotive products. 924
publications-
available for distribution.. _-_ 1092
on city planning, zoning, etc 541
supplement to annual list 20,86,
154, 220, 284, 343, 414, 541, 604, 797, 927
records of Food Admin, and Wheat Direc-
tor 504
report, 1927 277
Secretary —
Ephraim F. Morgan to perform duties. 504
Julius Klein to perform duties 187
useless papers 1016
see also Hoover, Herbert.
Commerce Department, Solicitor for, see Solici-
tor for Department of Commerce.
Commerce, International Parliamentary Con-
ference of, see International Par-
liamentary Conference of Com-
merce.
Commerce reports, see Commerce.
Commercial aeronautics, see Aeronautics.
Commercial associations, see Boards of trade,
etc.
Commercial aviation, see Aeronautics.
Commercial Conference, Pan American, see
Pan American Commercial Con-
ference.
Commerical Credit Co. v. United States 303
Commercial education, 1924-26 1113
Commercial law:
tax and corporation law in Europe 538
trading under laws of —
Colombia.. 215
Cuba.. 83
Porto Rico 410
Page
Commercial Laws Division 83,215,410,538
Commercial products:
commodities of commerce series 252
customs case of Dent, Allcroft & Co., Inc. 158
Government purchase of American goods. 957
reappraisement circulars 61. 133, 194,
261, 322, 389, 511, 638, 771, 904. 1068, 1145
index, 1927 637
reappraisements of merchandise, weekly.. 61,
133, 194, 261, 322, 389, 511, 6:58, 771,
904,1068,1145.
shipment of samples to British Empire. 1090
stabilization of price level.. _ 90
unsolicited merchandise in mails 829
wholesale prices of commodities. 46, 117, 178,
245, 309, 372, 492, 623, 751, 884, 1045, 1130
see also Imports and exports.
Commercial schools, see Commercial education.
Commercial standard series 344
Commission, see name of commission.
Commissioners:
District of Columbia —
assistants to engineer, compensation.. 845,
949
report, 1927 290
salaries 845, 949
to settle claims 810,845,949
see also Court commissioners.
Commissions, see names of commissions.
Committees, Congressional, index of hearings.. 447
see also names of committees.
Commodities, see Commercial products.
Commodities of commerce series, see Commer-
cial products.
Common carriers, see Carriers.
Common law, Charles Viner and 1108
Commonwealth & Dominion Line, Ltd 306,635
Communicable diseases, see Contagious dis-
eases.
Communication:
in United States, 1926 84
underground experiments 796
see also MOitary communication — also
various methods of communication,
e. g. Telegraph.
Communities, see Cities and towns — Farm
colonies.
Community buildings, rural 916
Comodoro Rivadavia, chart 1050
Comoro Islands, pilot 248
Compac Tent Co. v. United States.. 289,745
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique 879
Companies, see Corporations — Public utility
companies — also names of com-
panies.
Compass:
deviation diagram 25Q, 313
in Lake region 910
lensatic compass, parts, etc 326
magnetic declination in Calif, and Nev 278
variation, digest of geodetic pubs.. 793
Compensation, see Damages — Employers' lia-
bDity and workmen's compensa-
tion— Indemnity — Pensions — Sala-
ries— Wages— ateo headings begin-
ning Pay.
Compensation Commission, United Stales
Employees', see Employees' Com-
pensation Commission.
Complements, Coast Guard regulations, 1923-. 261
Compressed aii- plants, operation, care, etc. 753, 755
Comptroller Bay, chart 249
Comptroller general, see General Accounting
Office.
Comptroller of Currency 61, 132, 194,
261, 322, 389, 511, 637, 771, 904, 1068, 1145
report, 1927 389,904
Computing-machine ribbons, specification 87
Computing machines. Government supplies... 511
Concentrated milk, see Milk.
Concepcion, Port, chart - 758
Conciliation (industrial), see Industrial arbi-
tration.
Conciliation (international relations):
conference of Republics of America-
law 937
report --- 812
request for legislation 899
treaty with Germany 1060
1198
Index, 1927-1928
Paga
Concklin, Edward F., Lincoln Memorial,
D. C ^f„
Concord quadrangle, N. H «t)
Concrete: -f,-
action of sulphate water on concrete 4U5
arches, analysis ^r,
farm use ooe'iin
publications, Government- '^''°' , ,
reinforcement, new billet-steel bars -344
used with waterproofing material...- imi
Concurrent resolutions, see Resolutions.
Condensed milk, see Milk.
Condensers: .
operation, care and repair ^m> 'oo
tube ferrules and tube sheets lyr ■,■,,.
Condit, D. Dale, phosphate rock 464, 114
Condra O.K., soil survey of Burt Co., Nebr.. 10
Conductors (electric), see Electric conductors.
Conduit across Lincoln road in D. C. 712, 810, 1099
Cone, Albert B., seasoning, etc., of lumber 791
Cone, Victor M., farm weirs, construction, etc. 10
(^nnecuh River, bridge 423, 577, fi67
Confectionery, census report, 1925 79
Confederate Veterans, see United Confederate
Veterans.
Confederates:
headstones over graves »--5
monument in Indianapolis, removal 688,
850, 933
Conference, see name of conference or name of
place where held.
Conference Committees:
reports 345,
416, 545, 673, 805, 938, 939, 940, 941, 942
Conference for Limitation of Naval Armament,
records 702
Conference of State and Territorial Health
Officers with United States Public
Health Service, transactions 1147
Conference of State Directors in Charge of
Local Administration of Maternity
and Infancy Act, proceedings 371
Conference of Supervisors of Southeastern
States, abstracts of addresses 160
Conferencia Parlamentaria Internacional de
Comercio 501
Congress, see name of Congress.
(Congress of United States 23, 90, 155,
221, 287, 345, 415, 542, 666, 798, 928, 1093
annals, for sale by supt. of docs 603
Congressional directory, 70-1 345,416
Congressional globe, for sale 603
Congressiun il record—
69tli Cong. 2d sess., bound vols., in-
(jg^ _ 23
70th Cong. Is'tsess., bound'vols-798,'928, 1093
70th Cong. 1st sess., daily 345,
415, 542, 666, 798, 928, 1094
70th Cong. 1st sess., daily, index 345,
416, 543, 666, 799, 928, 1094
for sale by supt. of docs . 603
officers and employees, payment 345
powers, general welfare clause 353
proceedings, for sale by supt. of docs 603
register of debates, for sale.. 603
reports to be made to 70th Congress 346
time of asscmblug, Constitutional amdt.—
hearings 421
reports 354,421,570,699
testimony of F. H. LaQuardia and E.
E. Browne _ 421
testimony of C. F. Lea 421
see also Committees— House of Representa-
tives— Senate— o/«o names of com-
mittees—a/so subjects of bills and
resolutions.
Congressional Cemetery, hearing on H. R. 11916. 967
Congres-sional directory, see Congress of United
Slates.
Congressional documents:
69th Cong. 2d sess.—
'nde-\ 358
preliminary schedule of volumes 93
schedule of volumes 355
see also Government publications— o/so
subject of document.
Congressional globe, see Congress of United
States.
Page
Congressional Library, see Library of Congress.
Congressional Medal of Honor:
awards, 1862-1926 265
duplicate for W.J. Sperry 439, 719, 800
to present to Charles A. Lindbergh. _ 345
Congressional record, see Congress of United
States.
Congressmen, see House of Representatives-
Senate— aZso names of Senators and
Representatives.
Conifers, growing and planting _ . . 8
Conkliu-Zonne-Loomis Co. v. David H. Blair.. 368
Conlon, Thomas, relief 563
Conn, C. G., Ltd., v. United States 175
Connecticut:
endemic goiter among school children.. 391, 639
expenditures. War of 1812-15 603
portion of Fort Griswold 1003
post route map 630
relief .- 705
tidal bench marks .- 279
Connecticut, U. S. S., to deliver bell 973
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station,
apple maggot 1081
Connelly, J. W., swine sanitation system 401
Conner, S. D.:
soil management of Lawrence County,
lud 1085
soil management of Monroe County, Ind 1085
Connolly, Donald H., Memphis, Tenn.,
district 518
Connolly, J., maxillary nerve anesthesia... 246, 247
Connolly, William R., relief 419,929,985
Connor, P., tornadoes in Kansas 212
Connor, Roland C, smallpox, Ancon Hospital- 502
Connors Point, Wis., bridge 428,584,671
Conodonts, bibl., with Mississippian species... 633
Conrey, G. VV.:
soil surveys—
Clermont County, Ohio 656
Fulton County, Ohio 1081
Conservation of natural resources, see Natural
resources.
Conservatory of Music of America, see Na-
tional Conservatory of Music of
America.
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light, and Power
Co. of Baltimore e. U. S 42^289
Consolidated index, see Congressional docu-
ments.
Consolidated Lumber Co 734
Consolidated Telephone Co 32
Consolidation Coastwise Co., relief 449
Constantin Refining Co., gasoline 1029
(Constitution Island, easement for railroad 1004
Constitution of United States:
amendment in lieu of 18th 820
amendment relating to nominations 1107
amendment relating to President, etc. —
hearings 421,552
reports 354,421,570,699
statement and testimony of C. F.
Lea 421,552
testimony of F. H. LaQuardia and
E. E. Browne 421
general welfare clause 353
in House rules 416
in Senate manual.. _ 222
Construction, see Building.
Construction and Repair Bureau... 48, 180,374,886
estimate.. 771
general information bulletin 48
report, 1927 374,75?
Construction loan fund legislation 1067
Construction materials, see Building materials.
Consular officers, see Consuls.
Consular offices, see Consular service— Foreign
service.
Consular reports, see Commerce.
Consular service:
mailing list, consular offices of U. S 899
regulations-
amendments 57, 127
citizenship, protection, etc 633,900, 1061
consular branch of foreign service 1061
discharge of seamen 320, 900
estates of citizens dying without
U. S 192,900
July-June
1199
Page
Consular service— Continued,
regulations— continued.
fees 258
immigration and quarantine 57,320,900
miscellaneous instructions 634,900
preparing shipments to Latin America. 795
protection, etc., of American trade.. . 634,
900, 1061
record books and archives 192, 1061
registration of American citizens 1140
retirement 1061
transportation of seamen 900, 1061
wages, etc., of seamen 900
see also Consuls— Foreign service.
Consuls:
consular rights treaty with —
Germany 900
H onduras 1143
Latvia 1144
instructions, general 192, 258,
320, 385, 506, 633, 767, 899, 1 143
see also Consular service — Foreign service.
Contagious diseases:
at Naval Training Station, Hampton
Roads 497
Medical Dept. of U. S. Army in World War. 779
monthly review of world prevalence 773,
905,1148
prevalence of notifiable diseases —
cities, 1926 63,133,134
States, 1926 391
protecting your child 750
reports for July-Sept. 1927, summary 323
see also names and classes of diseases.
Containers:
explosives, etc., I. C. C. specifications 102
ice-cream, rates on 34
salt packages, elimination of waste 665
shucked oysters, shipping containers 660
slack-filled packages-
hearings 547,98
report 546
see also names of containers, e. g. Barrels.
Contested elections:
House of Representatives-
Clark i;. White 346,552
Hubbard!;. LaGuardia 346,679
Taylor v. England 346,679,811
Wefald V. Selvig 346
Continental Battery Co. k. U. S 1.57,304
Continental Memorial Hall, see Memorial
Continental Hall.
Continental Roofing & Manu/actm'ing Co.:
asphalt 97
roofing... 59
Continental Rubber Works, battery boxes 607
Continental Telegraph Co., valuation 296
Continental Trading Co., Ltd.:
disposition of liberty bonds 597, 858
naval oil reserve activities-
hearings 597,857,1014
report 1014
Contracts, see Government contracts— Leases-
Mail contracts.
Contributions:
from national herbarium 506
from national herbarium, for sale 226
to economic geology, 1926 94
to economic geology, 1927 863, 1114
Control surfaces, see Aircraft.
Convention of American Instructors of the
Deaf 1021
proceedings of 25th meeting, 1927 1021
Conventions, 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:
prison-made goods in interstate commerce —
hearings 589,820,832
reports 589,688,980
15950—29 4
Page
Convicts, see Crime and criminals.
Conway, Richard P., v. United States 289
Coogle, C. P.:
malaria, Mexican cotton pickers in Miss... 63
spleen rate and malaria prevalence 197
Cook, Albert W., protection of strawberries
from frost 212
Cook, Elmer J., bridge 955,990, 1098
Cook, Frederick A., ;;. United States 2,39,306
Cook, George W., v. Mexico.. eo
Cook, Herschel P., promotion _. 974
Cook, James:
memorial collection in Hawaii-
hearings 5.50
law __. 668
reports 550,574
Cook, Katherine M.:
progress of rural education, 1925-26 28
teachers' certificates, laws governing 463
Cook, Mary, cases 1126
Cook, O. F.:
Aeala cotton from Mexico 333
millipeds of order Colobognatha 767
one-variety cotton communities 654
Cook, R. L., admissions, etc., of patients 392
Cook, William C, weather and cutworm 920
Cook County, 111.:
bridges across Little Calumet River 425,
579,669,816,992,1100
land conveyed to C. & W. I. R. R. 682,801,841
Cooke, C. Wythe, new Vicksburg mollusks... 899
Cooke, Robert P., granting annuity... 434
Cooke, Wells W., bird migration 785
Cooke City, Mont., highway from Red Lodge. 855
Cookery:
Army cook, training manual 908
Aunt Sammy's radio recipes... 208
beef, according to cut. 274
publications for sale 93,463
Cooley, Lester, relief 434
Coolidge, Calvin, see President of United States.
Coolidge, William H., statement 998
Coolidge Dam, hydroelectric power 1019
Coolidge Foundation, see Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge Foundation.
Coomaraswamy, Ananda K., Yak§as... 1059
Coons, A. B., petroleum in 1926 925
Coons, A. T.:
lime in 1926 282
potash in 1926 218
salt, bromine, and calcium chloride, 1926... 153
slate in 1926.. 218
stone in 1926 412
Cooper, C. L., Oklahoma coal fields. 539
Cooper, Frank W., v. United States. 599
Cooper, G. F.:
infant feeding in the tropics 497
mixed venereal infections 49
poisoning from soap vine 247
Cooper, H. M.:
analyses of mine samples —
Arkansas coals 539
Indiana coals 411
Oklahoma coals 539
Cooper, John G. (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 347, 425, 427, 557, 558, 957, 958
Cooper, M. R., horses, cost on corn-belt farms. 329
Cooper, Mabel T., accounting from nurse's
point of view 247
Cooperation:
agricultural extension work—
during 1925 143
further development, hearings. 417, 448, 835
further development, law 1098
further development, reports 417,
448, 703, 938
to extend benefits to Hawaii, hearings. 1105
to extend benefits to Hawaii, law 933
to extend benefits to Hawaii, re-
ports 598,806
1200
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Cooperation— Continued.
bull associations, dairy-herd improvement. 6
marketing- , . ,. hor
agricultural associations o-in
agricultural census, 1925, county tables. 12,
13,14,15,79,80,81,82,149,150
citrus-fruit marketing agencies 5
grain in western Canada. 526
joint use of sales organization 400
livestock associations 526
Radio Farm School article 919
purchasing, agricultural associations 526
rural health work, Public Health Serv_ 263,513
shelter-belt demonstrations, Great Plains.. 211
union-management cooperation, bibl. . 244, 245
Cooperative Extension Work Office 74,
143, 206, 330, 528, 917
series of educational illustrations 528, 529
Cooperative Marketing Division 5,205,526
Cooperative Oil & Paint Co., roofing 171
Coordinators, (ieneral Supply, report, 1927 1.32
see also Chief Coordinator, General Supply.
Coos Bay:
chart 215
e.xamination and survey 778
Coos Bay wagon road grant lands:
recreational act extended to 698,803,857
timber 569,930,1015
Coos County, N. H., partofcustomsdist.no. 2. 187
Coosa River:
bridges-
Alabama 960,994,1103
Cedar Bluff.... 423,577,667
Pell City 556,578,668
Talladega-Shelbv counties 424,578,668
Wetumpka 424,578,667
Copeland, Royal S. (Senator from N. Y.):
paper presented by—
National sesquicentennial celebration.. 765
reports made by—
-Appropriations Com 837
Commerce Com 841
District of Columbia Com _ 712,
845, 846, 996
Copepods from Woods Hole region 1060
Copper:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
drilling and blasting in open-cut mines 19
in—
California 539
Central States 412
Colorado _ 217
Eastern States. 217
Montana 85, 1090
Nevada _. 85
Oregon.. 539
organic precipitation of metallic copper.. . 1114
rates on 32,296,469,609
Copper-carbonate, seed treatment for stinking
smut of wheat 788
Copper number of paper, determination 220
Copper plates in Freer Gallery of Art, list 767
Copper sulphate, rates on 32,469
( opyright:
catalogue of copyright entries 46,47, 117,
118, 179, 245, 309, 373, 493, 623, 624,
751, 752, 885, 1045, 1046, 1130.
explanatory circular 492
decisions, 1927 796
extending benefits to Rumania.. .J"."."""""l055
law of United States, as amended 118
musical compositions, reproductions 975
to amend sec. 27, 42, and 44 of act-
hearings.... 828
report _ 828
to amend sec. 57 and 61 of act —
'aw 1099
reports 442,854
see also names of articles copyrighted.
Copyright Office 46,117,179,245,
.„ , , ,309.373,492,623,751,885,1045,1130
( oquiUo Island, see Pikelot Island.
Coquille River:
chart of entrance 215
examination and survey... " 773
Corbett, L. C, cabbage 788
Corbicula, see MoUusks.
Corcoran, John J., relief 419
Page
Cordage:
census of manufactures, 1925 148
(jovernment supplies 511
Cordova, Alaska, land for BMucation Bur. use. 380
Corea, see Chosen.
Corinto Harbor, Nicaragua, chart 498
Cork, rates on 469
Corkery, James V., v. United States 222
Corliss, James C:
Latin American budgets 17, 339, 409
correction of entry on p. 409 524
Corms, see Bulbs.
Corn:
better seed corn _ 275,919
breeding -_. 209,404
growing in Southeastern States 333
Mendeliau ratios in maize.. 71,76
mosaic disease and productiveness 209
net-energy value to chickens 3,4
nitrogenous constituents of pollen 203, 204
official grain standards handbook 649
operative jobs of corn-growing enterprise.. 26
protein, metabolism of swine. 399,400
publications of Agriculture Department ... 26
quality in sweet corn 9
quality of seed determined by leaching... 71,203
rates on 734
seed treatments, dent corn 531
seed treatments, sweet-corn disease 783,919
silage, net-energy value 3
smut susceptibility when inoculated 648, 789
supernumerary chromosomes in Zea mays.. 399,
531
varieties resistant to rot disease 275
weather and corn maturity in Iowa 534
see also Pop corn.
Corn belt:
beef cattle, cost, etc. , of fattening 400
changes on farms effected by tractors 1080
farming system of hogging down crops 649
farms, cost of using horses 329
shall I buy a tractor? 204
Corn borers, see European corn borer — Larger
corn stalk-borer.
Corn earworm, enemy of vetch 207
Corn oil, census report, 1925 14
Corn root-aphis, methods of controlling 786
Corn sirup, census report, 1925 14
Corn stalk -borers, see Larger corn stalk -borer.
Cornell, V. H.. tuberculous infection of tonsils
and adenoids 502
Cornell law quarterly, reprint from 982
Cornell University, see New York State
Agricultural Experiment Station,
Ithaca — New York State College
of -Agriculture.
Corning, Parker (Representative from N. Y.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 423,
682, 683, 955, 959
Corning Distilling Co., v. United States... 157,746
Cornog, Augusta, relief 945,985^1094
Cornwall R. R., valuation 869
Coronas, Jose, typhoons in the Far East... 335,405
Corporation commissions, see names of States,
cities, etc.
Corporation counsel, D. C, to administer
oaths 586, 678
Corporations:
employee stock ownership in U. S., bibl. .. 117
foreign, status in American republics. 512, 1146
interest and usury in D. C 810
suits against, to amend judicial code 686
tax aud corporation law in Europe 538
see also names of corporations.
Corps areas and departments, regulations 774
Correlation, measure of 405,920
Correspondence courses. Army 66, 1072
Corrosion:
magnesium and alloys 119
resistance, testing method 798
soils. Bureau of Standards studies 1093
steel, effect of geographical location 886
Corrosive substances, see Poisons.
Corrupt practices, see Elections.
Cortez Oil Co., v. United States 175, 1040
Cortina rp., bearing of history codes on 900
July-June
1201
Page
Cosby, Stanley W.:
soil surveys—
Oilroyarea, Calif 405
Hollister area, Calif.. 656
Cosmetics, census report, 1925 79
Cosmogony, see Universe.
Cost of living:
figures in wage adjustments 751
for .Americans in the Far East 151
prices and cost of living 492
retail prices and cost of living series _. 244
separates from Monthly labor review.. 117, 623
Cost of production, see names of special articles,
etc.
Costa. Oscar Machado da:
structural steel for bridges 18
structural steel for buildings _. 216
Costa Rica, foreign trade for 1920 892
Costas, Dalmacio, v. Philippine Islands 370,882
Costello, Edward J., relief 967
Costes, Dieudonne, to present Distinguished
Flying Cross 935
Costigan, E. P., index to Tariff Commission
investigation hearings 1015
Costigan, John, relief 349,851
Costilla Trust, Thomas W. White v 879
Cottage cheese, see Cheese.
Cotter, Ark., bridge 68.5,711,845,937
Cottle, G. F.:
appendix abscess versus pyonephrosis 247
debt of surgical diagnosis to X ray (2) 49
fractures 496,497
Cottoid fish, see Fish and fisheries.
Cotton, R. T., stored-grain pests 272
Cotton:
Acala, upland variety from Mexico.. 333
American-Egyptian variety in U. S C33
commercial classification 72
consumed, on hand, etc 13,79,148,
213, 278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
crazy-top disorder 9
educational illustrations 528,529
forfeiture under antitrust laws 687
futures-
items rel. to administration of act 401
regulating exchanges, hearings 943,983
regulating exchanges, report 943
regulations under act 330
sale in future markets, to prevent 704
ginned , from crops of 1927, etc 149,
213,278,337,407,658
growth of Gossypium cernuum 71, 209
Investigation of new uses-
hearings 674
law _ 801
reports 674,836
irrigation of cotton 1084
linters, establishment of standard grades.. 270
one-variety communities 654
pest in Ariz., etc., cotton regions 74
prices —
factors affecting 648
to investigate decline 836,983, 1109
to prohibit predictions 546
production and distribution. 1926-27 337
rates on.... 32, 101, 165, 296, 469, 609, 734, 869, 1027
routing restrictions 164
seedling mortality 1084
seedling stand 1084
shedding, inheritance of rate in hybrid 3, 76
standardize bales, etc. —
hearings. 983, 1105
report 983
.standards, administration of act 401
supply and distribution, 1926-27 79
weekly cotton region bulletin 10,
77,147,211,790,920,1085
see also certain headings beginning Cotton.
Cotton and Tobacco Statistics Division 337
Cotton-boll weevil, see Boll weevil.
Cotton bolls:
decays in Southwestern States 204,275
development, chemical study (2).. 1079
Cotton-gin operation in Texas, 1924-25 72
Cotton goods:
case of N. Erlanger, Blumgart & Co., Inc.. 860
census of manufact ures, 1 925 149
Page
Cotton goods— Continued.
fabrics and their uses 924
hospital and institutional textiles... 664
manufacturing, wages and hours of lalsor... 116
rates on 101,231,469, 1027, 1117
ship equipment, cotton articles 88
see also names of special articles.
Cotton machinery, and Samuel Slater 191
Cotton pickers, Mexican, malaria among 63
Cotton rags for wiping machinery 285
Cotton-seed:
gossypol content, etc 4, 71
gossypol formation, chemical study (2) 1079
hulls, roughage in rations of calves. _ 6.50
industry, rp. of Fed. Trade Comn 726
inheritance of smooth seeds in cotton. . 203, 209
products, manufactured, etc . 13,79,
149, 213, 278, .337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
rates on 32,101,231,297,469,734,1027, 1117
received, crushed, and on hand.. 13, 79,
149, 213, 278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
Cotton-seed oil:
transactions on future exchanges —
hearing 836
report ,573
Cotton States Fertilizer Co., phosphates 740
Cotton thread, tariff information survey .387
Cotton trade, see Cotton goods.
Cottons, tariff information survey 387
Cottontail rabbits, see Rabbits.
Cottrell, Joseph W., Lumber Co.:
lumber 1120
routing 615
Couch, James F., white snakeroot... 269,330
Coulbourn Fruit Co., tomatoes 173
Coulter, John M., organic evolution 190
Council Bluffs, Iowa, bridge ___ 843,958, 1101
Council on Foreign Relations, address by
Secretary Kellogg 768
Counties:
health organization —
in Mississippi Valley after flood 1070
maternity and infancy work 371,750
officers, 1927 133
officers, 1928 1070,1147
see also names of counties.
Country life:
health service, extent from 1924-28 905. 1148
health work, cooperative, 1927 263,513
publications of interest to suburbanites 603
rural community buildings 916
rural planning, the village 1080
Country schools:
farm seed testing 655
rural school leaflet 28
rural school supervision 160
teachers, professional preparation. 1113
County agents:
in flood stricken areas^
hearings 346
law 543
reports 417, 447
Couplings, for propeller shafting 285
.see also Car-couplings.
Cotu-sey, Joe B., to reinstate 434
Court commissioners:
fees, etc., regulating accounts 432, 1001, 1100
register of commissioners, 1928 618
salaries, etc.. Court of Claims, estimate.. .509
to continue in Court of Claims... 348,544
Court of Appeals, District of Columbia:
calendars 1.58,356,724
governm.ent and practice, revised rules 291
see also names of parties to suits.
Court of Claims 24,90,156,222,
288, 355, 4.59, 599, 722, 858, 1016, 1110
cases —
calendars 157, 289, 460, 722, 859
decided, Feb.-June, 1927 722
pending, general jurisdiction, 1927 289
term 1925-26, index 157
commissioners, estimates for salaries, etc.. .509
commissioners, to continue 348,544
depositions, instructions for taking 1.57
judgments rendered —
which require appropriation 367, 1039
year ended Dec. 3, 1927. 289
sec also names of claimants.
1202
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals:
to change title of Court of Customs Appeals 561,
boO, ouU
Pniirt ftf Cnstoras Appeals.- -- 25,91, 158, 224,
Court of ^"sioms Aj^p .^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^
calendar, 1927 r"— ,7;„V I?.
cases adjudged, Apr. m6-Apr. 1927 355
cases adjudged index to v. 1-14. 35o
Hopi"; ons weeklv bl, IJA 194, ^Di,
decisions. ^ ^eK^s^ -^-^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ „^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^^^
to change title _.. 561, 686, 850
see also names of firms, etc., appeahng cus-
toms charges.
Court of Customs Appeals reports 355
Courts:
decision.s—
labor - - ft*
pasteurization w, lati
)ublie health 63,134,196,263,
323, 391, 513, 639, 773, 905, 1070, 1148
relating to Veterans' Bur., 1925-26 198
registration of judgments, etc 561
see aho District Courts— Juvenile courts—
also headings beginning Court and
Courts— a/so names of courts.
Courts-martial and courts of inquiry:
Army-
manual, 1928 520
manual, 1928, Executive order 381
Coast Guard, amendments 389,771
naval courts and hoards, changes 495
orders — 48,119,
180, 246, 310, 495, 624, 752, 886, 1047
orders, index 1047
Courts of domestic relations:
tribiinaes de relacoes domesticas 378
Courts of equity, to limit jurisdiction 717,850
Courts of United States:
bailiffs and criers, to abolish 686
decisions —
for sale by supt. of documents 727
patents (in Official gazette). 20,86, 153,219,
283, 342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
patents (separates from Official gazette) 20,
85, 86, 153, 218, 282, 283, 342,
412, 413, 540, 663, 796, 797, 926, 1091
patents, etc., 1927 796
forfeiture of vessels, etc 962
procedure, to change in certain eases 561,
686, 962
register 242
rules of practice for courts of equity __ 619
sitting in equity, jurisdiction 717,850
stenographers, appointment, etc 432, 1001
see aho China, United States Court for—
Circuit Courts of Appeals- Court
of Claims— Court of Customs Ap-
peals—Customs Court— District
Courts— Supreme Court of United
States — aho Judges — Marshals.
Coushatta, La., bridge 348,454,544
('oushatta Indians, see Koasati Indians.
Coutinho, J. do Siqueira, study of Portuguese. 628
Touzens, James (Senator from Mich.);
reports made by-
Education and Labor Com 586, 847, 996
Interstate Commerce Com 456
tax assessments, to investigate charges 1000
r. comnr. of internal revenue.. 1062
C'ovelo quadrangle, Calif 95
Covered smut, see Smuts.
Covert, Roy N., lightning protection 790
Coville, Frederick V.:
aluminum sulphate on rhododendrons,
etc 189
weeds, how to control them 146, 1084
Covina quadrangle .Calif 605
Covington & Cincinnati Elevated R. R. &
Transfer & Bridge Co., valuation. 296
Cow, see Cows.
Cow-peas:
marketing cowpea seed crop 1080
pellagra-preventive action 196,323
utilization 275
Cowan. Elizabeth C, Sec. of Treasury vs.. 356,600
Cowanshannock Coal & Coke Co. 481
Page
Coward, H. F.:
flame propagation of natural gas in air 662
limits of inflammability of gases, etc 539
Cowe, Efla, relief 953
Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade Ry.:
bonds 297
construction of extension. _ 231
Cowlitz Indians:
to file suit in Court of Claims —
reports - _ 681,998
veto message... 1055
Cowpeas, see Cow-peas.
Cowpens, Battle of, 1781:
national monument 967
printing certain historical statements 976
Cows:
assimilation of rations 269,270, 401
care at calving time __ .523
feeding of dairy cows 74,206,786
improving dairy herds 651
purebred and grade dairy, comparison 651
raising heifer. 529
short- time test of performance 203, 211
tester's handbook.. 401
testing associations and records 144
testing for production 144,529
udder diseases 527
utilization of grain in silage 203,204
yield, etc., of milk, effect of inanition. 270. 400
see also Calves— Cattle.
Cox, Carolyn, absenteeism in industry. 46
Cox, Earl J., United States versus 113
Cox, Elbert L., relief 690,1002,1094
Cox, H. R., weeds, how to control them.. 146, 1084
Cox, Julia W., guardian. United States v 113
Cox, O. H., San Juan rat-flea survey 773, 1069
Cox, Wesley C, sugar content of blood in the
tropics ,502
Coxswains, Navy training course 310,311
Coykendall, Thomas C, patent appeal 282
Coyotillo, poisonous plant 649
Crabs from Eocene of Texas 767
Cracker Jack Co., Inc., v. U. S 1016
Craig, Charles F., malarial fevers. 779
Craig, Ellis W., v. United States 289,599,746
Craig, William, soil of Clermont Co., Ohio 656
Crail, Joe (Representative from Calif.):
report made by-
World War Veterans' lyCgislation Com. 982
Grain, Lewis W., relief... 823
Cram, Eloise B., nematodes in birds 649
Cramer, Leslie, relief 445
Cramp, William, & Sons Ship and Engine
Building Co. v. United States 618
Cramton, Louis C. (Representative from Mich.):
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 418.675
Conference Com 545
Cranberries:
canned, discoloration (2 entries) 3
stop over in transit at points in Texas 101
Crane, A. G., physical reconstruction, etc 779
Crane, W. R., red iron ore mines. 281
Crane flies from Holarctic region. 258
Craney Island, anchorage basin near. 642
Crania, see Skulls.
Crappie, protection in D. C 586, 809
Crashes, see Accidents.
Crater Lake National Park, circular 1022
Crater National Forest:
boundaries 830,831,856,932
extending forest exchange act 856, 932
Crates, rates on 1027
Craven, Thomas, v. United States 746
Crawford, Nelson A., yearbook of agriculture. 1080
see also Information Office, Agriculture
Dept.
Crawford, R. W., Duluth, Minn., district 517
Crawford, William, v. United States 355,599
Crayfishes, genus Cambarus 16
Crazy-top disorder of cotton 9
Cream:
cooling cream on farm 331
demand in metropolitan area of New
York 1080
marketing in New England 205
rates on... 166,609,869
July-June
1203
Page
Cream bottles, see Bottles.
Cream cheese, see Cheese.
Cream of Wheat Co. v. Fed. Trade Comn 92
Creameries, cottage cheese manufacture 7
Credit:
crfdito cooperativo 252
nonperishable marketable staples. 574, 944, 1099
see also Agricultural credit.
Credit union loans, why workers borrow 45
Creech, G. T., Actinomyces infection, swine. _ 399,
527
Creek Indians:
payment of attorneys 953, 998, 1099
V. United States 24,355
see also Five Civilized Tribes.
Creelsboro, Ky., bridge 932,956,990
Creep in steels at different temperatures 665
Creeping eruption, report of case 49
Creglow, Elizabeth R., library service in tuber-
culosis hospital 1070
Creosote oil, rates on 101
Crerar Clinch Coal Co., coal 1027
Crescent Bed Co., beds 97
Creston Reclamation Co., Ltd 321
Cresylic acid:
costs in U. S. and competing country 193
duty, proclamation decreasing rates 57, 193
Cretaceous period:
invertebrate faunas of the Carolinas 258
pterosaurian reptile from Oregon 1143
scaphites 228
Crew Transportation Corporation, relief 449
Crews, Clarence M., patent appeal 1091
Cricher, A. Lane, transportation, etc., in U. S. 84
Cricket, see Mole cricket.
Criep, Leo H.:
electrocardiograph (2 entries) 1070
primary pleural mesothelioma 135,324
Criers in U. S. courts, to abolish 686
Crime and criminals:
bail, to authorize 687
bonds in criminal cases, executing 678
escape from Fed. institutions, penalties 431
false information in D. C 455, 678
fugitives apprehended in D. C 678,845,932
warrants, issuance and execution 687
welfare of prisoners' families in Ky 1129
see also Convict labor — Extradition — Par-
dons— Probation.
Criminals, see Crime and criminals.
Cripple Creek & Colorado Springs H. R 113
Crisp, Charles R. (Representative from Ga.):
minority views —
Ways and Means Com 701
Crittenden, H. H., statement 973
Croats, see Yugoslavia.
Crohurst, H. R.:
ground water pollution 64
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health rps., v.
42 196
Cronau, Robert T., relief 546,547,836,930
Cronk, James W., report of floods, 1927 335
Crook, Mrs. Robert L., estate p. David H. Blair. 486
Crook, Robert L.:
r.David H. Blair 486
r. United States __ 113
Crook Son & Co., logs 474, 738
Crop insurance:
"request for views of Sec. of Agric... 703
to investigate 573
Crops:
cottontail rabbits in relation to crops 528
crop and livestock reports 270,
329, 400, 526, 648, 784, 1080
dry-land crops for fattening steers 271
food crop improvement results 273
for alkali lands 654
hogging down crops 649
insects injurious to. Govt, pubs _._292, 1113
paper mulch, crop-plant stimulation 919
statistics, crops other than grains 142
weekly weather and crop bulletin. — 11,
77, 147, 212, 277, 335, 406, 534, 6-56,
790, 920, 1085.
yields, simple way.to.increase 27 1
Page
Crops — Continued.
yields, weather influence 790
see also Agricultural products— Rotation of
crops— a/.?o names of special crops.
Crops and markets (periodical) 3,71,141,
203, 269, 399, 525, 647, 783, 915, 1079
index to v. 3... 3
index to v. 4_ 915
Crosby, M. A., livestock farming. 270
Cross, H. C:
creep in 5 steels 665
density of hot-rolled, etc., carbon steels 286
Cross, Whitman, Italian Mountain vicinity.-- 192
Cross, Wilhs B., relief 349,591,799
Cross-Bodine Lumber Co., lumber.. 1031
Cross Rip Shoal light, removal of shoals 778
Crosser, Robert (Repre-sentative from Ohio):
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 557,958
Crossties, see Railroad ties.
Croton, Iowa, bridge 956,991,1099
Crough, Elena M., ehild-hvgiene program, N.
H 1 371
Crouse-Hinds Co., trafTic signals for D. C 156
Crow Reservation:
lands for children hereafter born... 681.847,932
road, tribal funds to pay part of cost 681, 715, 801
Crowlev, .lohn W., jr., twin-float seaplane 119
Crown Point, N. Y., bridge... 423, 430, .543, 544, 577
Crown Willamette Paoer Co., paper 107,478
Cruceta, Adriano, relief 419,450,543,575
Crude oil, see Petroleum.
Crude rubber, see Rubber.
Crumbine, Samuel J., importancia de un
abastecimiento de leche pura 1 135
Crupper, Joseph L., receiver, v. U. S 621
Crustaceans:
common species ofWest Indies 1060
of South America 898
Cryolite in 1926 85
Crystal Mills, Inc., United States »_ _.. 304
Crystal River & San Juan R. R., marble 106
Crystalline carnotite from Utah 320
Cuartel lot, granting to Monterey, Calif 978
Cuba:
chart 249
cigars, im.portation into U. S.—
hearing 570
report 571
commerce 314
light list 538
money-order post offices 254
motor-vehicle distribution 661
proposals, Internat. Radiotelegraph Conf__ 259
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
trading under laws of Cuba 83
urn presented to U. S., to accept.. 820.850, 1104
Cucumbers:
production in greenhouses 788
rates on 297
Cudahy Packing Co.:
meat 1032
swine 39
Culbert, Frederic P., v. United States 222
Culbertson, Viola E., agricultural statistics 142
Culicidae, see Mosquitoes.
Culler, S. L., Lumber Co., lumber. 105
Cullins, John G., schizoid mechanisms 392
Culpepper, Charles W.:
anthocyan pigments in canning 7 1, 145
deterioration of apples in storage 399, 631
factors determining quality in corn 9
Culture series, see Pan American culture
series.
Culver, J. J., external parasites of poultry 786
Cumberland River:
bridges—
Arat, Ky 932,956,990
Burkesville, Kv - 932,956,990
Burnside, Ky. (6 entries in all) . 932, 956, 991
Canton, Ky 424,578,668,816,841,932
Center Point, Ky 032,956,990
Clay Countv, Tenn 556,578,668,707
Creelsboro, Ky ...- 932,956,990
luka, Ky 424, 578, 668, 816, 991, 1099
Neelys Ferry, Ky 932,9.56,991
1204
Index, 1927-1928
Cumberland Kiver— Continued,
bridges-continued.
Kussell ConiUy, Ky 932, 95b, 991
Sniilhland, Ky.... 424,578,668,816,841,932
Stewart County. Tenn 556,578,673,707,801
Wilson-Trou.s(iale counties, Tenn 556,
673, 707, 801
Cumberland-.Shenandoah re^'ion, apples 329
Cumings Brut hers, automobile heaters '36
Cununinj;s, Herbert \V., syiiliilis, etc., in N. Y 907
Cummins, .\. U., & Co.. Inc., v. United States 8(9
(-ummins, Albert B., memorial addresses 2S7
Cunningham, Joseph, relief 718.967, 1094
Cunningham. R. N., timber-growing, etc 2(4
Cups. .Iff Turpentine cups.
Curbing, rate.s on - ;-- *™
Curculio, apple, control by hogs /8.J. 915
Curing:
beef on farm. - *'"
citron •'^•^
Curran, Charles .\I., r. United States 222,368
Curran, Maurice J., David H. Blair (>.._ 486
Currant, black, nurse of blister rust - 145
Currency, see Money— ra)>er money.
Currency, Comptroller of, xre Comptroller of
Currency.
Currency Division, see Loans and Currency
Division.
Current River:
bridge at Biggers, Ark 683,932,991
bridge at Success, Ark 556,668,708
Currents, see Electric currents— Ocean cur-
rents.
Ciury, Charles F. (Representative from Calif.):
report made by —
Territories Com -_ 445
Currv resort, travelogue 1021
Curtis, Elizabeth R. (E, p. 24, incorrect):
V. United States 24,368
Curtis, Fannie C.,». United States 24,368
Curtis, Harry A.:
nitrogen situation, European countries 288
nitrogen situation. United States 288
Curtis, Harvey L. :
absolute measurement of capacitance 343
rubber-.sulphur compounds 155
Curtis, J. G., Leather Co., hides and skins 104
Curtis, Simon R., v. United States 90,368
Curtis Bay, Md., see Coast Guard Depot,
Curtis Bay.
Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Co., Inc 166
Curves, see Taper curves.
Cushman. Frank:
bibliography on foreman training 1018
progre.ss in foreman training 861
Cushman, Joseph A., foraininifera, Siphonina. 384
Cushman, R. A.:
ichneumon-flies 258
three new parasites of pine tip moth 7
Cuspid teeth, see Teeth.
Custer State Park, lands 722,831,936
Custodians to administer oaths. _ 829,977
Custom-houses, see names of places where
located.
Customs, see Manners and customs.
Customs (tariff), see Tariff— oAw names of im-
porting companies and names of ar-
ticles imported.
Customs Appeals Court, see Court of Customs
Appeals.
Customs Bureau 904
Customs Court 61, 133,
194, 261, 322, 389, 511, 637, 771, 904, i068, 1145
decisions, weekly 61 132
194, 261, 321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
reports of Supreme Court, to furnish.. 432, 1001
Customs Service:
administration and personnel 352,446
compensation of certain employees 834,
980, 997, 1099
free zones in ports of U. S 842
list of districts, headriuarters, etc _.. 904
onths, administration by officials 701,804
transfer of certain persons to classified
positions 1056
see also names of ports, etc.
Page I
Cutting, Bronson (Senator from N. Mex.):
reports made by — '
District of Columbia Com 712
Public Lands and Surveys Com 856,
857, 1012, 1013, 1014
Cutworm outbreaks and weather, Mont., etc.. 920
Cuyahoga Abstract Title & Trust Co 1018
Cuyahoga River, chart 779
Cuyler's Harbor, Calif., chart 16
Cyanide extraction of gold and silver 1090 A\
Cyclones, see Storms. I|
Cylinders:
aircraft engine, fuel injection, etc 119
combustion time in engine cylinder 245
gas densities, effect on fuel sprays 495
Cynthiana Construction Co., demurrage 102
Cvrtidae, new species of 2-winged flies 258
Cyst:
pulmonary hydatid cyst 1148
Cysts, pith-bundles, etc., in Helianthus 494
Cytology, see Cells.
D
D. A. R., see National Society of Daughters of
American Revolution.
Dadisman, A. J., yield of apples 329
Dahlberg, Arnold O., cottage cheese.. _ 7
Dahlgren, Va., bridge 348,454,671
Dahlias for the home 275
Dahlonega, Ga., establish assay office 948
Da Huff, Amos, relief 435,1002,1094
Daily Pantograph, Inc., ;■. United States 175
Daily statement of Treasury, see Treasury.
Daily weather map, see Weather.
Daimonelix, peculiar fossil forms from Md 60
Daiquiri Bay, chart 182
Dairen Naiko, chart 122
Dairen Wan, chart 249
Dairy by-products, methods of utilizing 74
Dairy calves, see Calves.
Dairy cattle, see Cattle— Cows.
Dairy Congress, see International Dairy Con-
gress.
Dairy Industry Bureau 6,74,
143, 206, 272, 331, 401, 529, 651. 785, 917
report, 1927 331
Dairy sires, see Bulls.
Dairying:
appropriation for S. C. Experiment Sta-
tion-
hearings 346
law 544
report 346
experiment station near Lewisburg, Tenn.—
hearings 1105
law 1099
reports - 943,983
handbook of dairy statistics 784
publications for sale bv supt. of docs 93, 726
work at Woodward Field Station, 1921-26.. 529
see also Calves— Cows— Dairy by-products.
Dakota Indians:
allowance of Sioux benefits 814, 932, 998
claims of individuals of Sioux tribe. 681, 848, 932
monument on site of battle with Pawnees. 821,
1001, 1099
Dale, Porter H. (Senator from Vt.):
reports made by-
Civil Service Com 837,985
Commerce Com 453,
454, 455, 576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582,
583, 584, 585, 586, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711,
841, 842, 843, 844, 845, 990, 991, 992, 993,
994, 995. .
Dale County, Ala., bridge 955, 1098 |
Dallas, Tex.:
air navigation map 777
airway map 407
loan field guns 591,690,799
see also Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Dallas Paper Co., paper 36,478
Dallas Terminal Ry. & Union Depot Co., val-
uation 38
July-June
1205
Page
Dallinger, Frederick \V. (Representative
from Mass.):
report made by-
Civil Service Com 944
statement before Mil. AlT. Com., H.. 973
Dalrvmpie Harbor, P. I., chart _._ 82
Dalton, \V. P., relief 4,10
Daly, John F., census of manufactures, 1925. _ 1087
Dam, s(e name of dam, and name of river, or
place where located.
Damages, for injury in place under U. S.
jurisdiction,- 430, 543
see also Claims.
Damon estate, acquisition 823
Dampskibsselskabet iN'orden r. U. S 290
Damron, Isabelle R., relief 450
Dams, see names of dams, and names of rivers,
or places where located.
Dane, C. n.,Bell Springs dist., Wyo 464,863
Dane, Frank, r. United States 42
Danelon, Antonio, cases 1126
Danenhower, William W., claim 450
Danenhower, Sloan, i Co., Inc., v. U. S 723
Dangers of Pacific Ocean 52,53
Daniels, A. M.. lime-sulphur concentrate 051
Danly, E. E., Northern Pacific land grants 571
Dann-Oerow Co., Inc., bricks lllfi
Danville, Ky., see Farmers National Bank.
Danzer, William, & Co., reconsignment 1035
D'Anzio. Porto, chart 52
Dardauelle & Russellville R. R., valuation 470
Darien, Manchuria, Schick test and diphtheria
carriers 63
Darling & Co., tallow 482
Darnell, R. J., lessee of Batesville Southwestern
R. R 364
Darrow, George M.:
blackberry growing.. 333
fruit growing for home use 1084
raspberry culture 210
strawberries —
culture 919,920
everbearing 9
sterilitv and fertility 9
varieties in United States 210, 1084
Darrow, George P. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by —
Xaval Affairs Com 442,094
Darter, new genus from North Carolina,. 16
Date palm:
flowers, fertilization 648,788
in Egypt and Sudan, culture 9
new industrv for Southwest 145
pollen, effect on fruit 648,788
Date palm scale, emergency, estimate to meet.. 389
Datum planes, tidal 214
Daugherty, Carroll R.. horsepower equipment. 728
Daugherty, William T., (lerman chemical
developments in 1927 537
Daughters of America, exempt from certain
provisions of D. Claw 551,995
Daughters of America at work, poster 884
Daughters of American Revolution, National
Society of, see National Society of
Daughters of .\merican Revolu-
tion.
Davenport, Charles B., memoir of A. G.
Mayor 494
Davenport, Frederick M. (Representative from
N. y.):
views —
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 686
Davenport, R. W., water-power development. 728
Davenport, Rock Island & North Western Ry.,
valuation 1027
David, Estle, relief 435
Davidson, Donald M., relief 967, 1002, 1094
Davidson, Jehiel, hydrogen-ion concentration
and absorption bv wheat 204. 206
Davidson, S., <fc Sons, relief 450,945, 1095
Davidson, S. F., soil of Yadkin County,
N. C 1081
Davidson, W. M., external parasites of poul-
try 786
Davies, T. L. (Davis, p. 558, incorrect):
bridge across Missouri River 558,709,802
Davies & Thomas, iron 104
Page
Davies, Turner & Co., U. S. v 224,860
Davis, Dwight F., see War Department.
Davis, H. P., feeding of dairy cows 74,786
Davis, H. S.:
Octomitus salmonis 16
Schizama'ba salmonis 16
Davis, Herman C, relief 945
Davis, Hubert W.:
fluorspar and cryolite in 1926 85
iron ore, pig iron, and steel in 1926 217
Davis, James C, see Railroad Administration.
Davis, James J.:
old age at 50 1129
problem of worker displaced by machinery. 178
science and the worker (2 entries) 623
same (in Spanish) 1136
see also Labor Department.
Davis, John A., potash mining, Germany, etc. 412
Davis, John E., athletics for mental cases 640
Davis, John J., corn root-aphis 786
Davis, Joseph D., coal, spontaneous heating... 925
Davis, L. M., farm animals and animal prod-
ucts 142
Davis, Lee C, relief 833,981
Davis, Mary .\., children's rompers. 208
Davis, Mary D.:
kindergarten-primary education, pubs 226
nursery-kindeigarten-primary education... 293
Davis, O., tartar emetic in chancroid .._ 887
Davis, R. G., aviation hvgiene 246,247
Davis, R. O. E.:
grouping of soils 10
use of electrolytic bridge 211
Davis, W. C:
commercial cuts of meat 329
market classes and grades of beef 5
Davis, W. J., winter field peas 334
Davis, W. J. N., jr., nephritic diazo reaction... 497
Davis, William II.:
birth, stillbirth, etc., statistics, 1925 337
mortality statistics, 1925 658
Davis, William M., memoir of G. K. Gilbert.. 494
Davis, Calif., wheat, inheritance in crosses 533
Dawkins Lumber Co., lumber 168
Dawson, Cecil F., patent appeal 796
Dawson, J. R., feeding dairy cows in summer. 206
Day, Edgar, v. United States 114
Day, George A., relief 967
Day, Preston C, agricultural statistics, 1926.. 142
Day, W. D. C, abdominal Hodgkin's disease.. 247
Day marks, see names of places where located.
Dayman Channel, chart 53
Dayton, Ohio:
air navigation map 776
hospital at Soldiers' Home 351,1005
see also Wright Field.
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Co 222,
304, 486, 723
Dayton Steel Foundry Co 486
deaf-mute population of U. S., 1920 792
hard-of-hearing child 94
tympanic membrane and impaired hearing. 198
see also American Federation of Organiza-
tions for the Hard of Hearing — Co-
lumbia Institution for the Deaf —
Convention of American Instructors
of the Deaf.
Dean, Arthur L., iododihydrochaulmoogric
acid 63
Dean, C. P., editor, naval medical bulletin,
supplement 120,496,887
Dean, H. K., work of Umatilla Field Station.. 10
Dean, Seth, title to land. 978, 1013, 1099
Dearborn, G. V. N., psvchometric methods
(Sentries in all) 1070,1149
Dearborn, Ned, English sparrow as pest 916
Deardorff, Neva R., child dependency, etc 45
Death:
accuracy of mortality records 63
bv lightning, rejwrt of case 49
coal-mine fatalities in U. S., 1926 282
control in surgery of biliary tract.. 64
incidence of illness and death 196
infant mortality —
in Buffalo, N. Y., five-year study 323
in nine cities of U. S 639,905
1206
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Death— Contiuued.
infant mortality— continued.
mrtodos para establecer las estadis-
ticas de mortalidad infantil 501
provisional figures, 19:20 63
statistics for registration area, 1925 33<
International Typographical Union 884
intestinal obstruction... --- 502
negroes in U. S., mortality among 513
same, summary in public health
reports - ^1^
occupational mortality in England, etc.-- 1148
payment of death benefits in D. C 949,995
State mortality statistics 773, 905
statistics, 1925 - 658
suainiary of i)rovisional figures, 1926 63
Death camas, see Zygadenus.
Debates, see special subjects.
DeBalz, .\le.\ander, drawings in La., 1732-35.. 384
DeBellis, Kocco, j'. United States 619
Debts, see Certificates of indebtedness— Public
debts.
DeCamp, John O., relief 563
Decatur, Nebr., bridge 558,709,802
Decatur County, Tenn., bridge . . . 348, 354, 455, 544
Dechantsreiter, Hans, claim 385,587,800,811
Deciduous fruit Paratetranychus, see Kuro-
pean red mite.
Decisions:
civil service 89,921
commissioner of patents—
1927 796
weekly (in Official gazette) . .20, 86, 153, 219,
283. 342. 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
weekly (separates from Official gazette). 20,
85, 86, 153, 218, 282, 283, 342, 412, 413,
540,663,796,797,926,1091.
comptroller general—
Julv, 192fi-June, 1927... 462
July, 192G-June, 1927, index-digest 726
Julv-Sept. 1927, index-digest 292
Oct.-Dec. 1927, index-digest 603
Jan.-Mar. 1928, index-digest... 1020
concerning contracts and purchases... 1068
monthly 27,
92, 159, 292, 358, 603, 726. 1020, 1112
Court of Claims-
cases decided, Feb.-June, 1927... 722
Court of Customs Appeals 61, 132, 194, 261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
courts of United States—
for sale by supt. of documents 727
patent, trade-mark, etc., cases, 1927 796
patents (in Oflacial gazette). 20, 86, 153, 219,
283, 342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
patents (separates from Official ga-
zette).... 20, 85, 86, 153, 218, 282, 283, 342,
412, 413, 540, 663, 796, 797, 926, 1091
customs —
Jan.-June, 1927 194
Jan. -June, 1927, index... 132
July-Dec. 1927 770
July-Dec. 1927, index _ 636
weekly 61,132,194,261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1 145
Customs Court 61, 132, 194, 261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
disabilities, whether in line of duty 779
Federal Trade Commission—
V.8 159
V.9. 602
V. 9, index 92
Geographic Board, 1923-27.. " 92
Geographic Board, 1927-28. 292, 462, 603, 862, 1 112
Interior Department-
pension and retirement claims. 159, 358, 1021
public lands, v. 51 160
public lands, v. 51, index 93
public lands, v. 51, signatures i-iii. 93
public lands, v. 52, signatures 1-12.. 359
mternal revenue—
Jau.-Dec. 1927 772
Jan.-Dec. 1927, index 636
weekly 61, 132, 194, 261,
T r, ^ o 321,388,509,636,770,902,1063,1145
I. C. C. finance reports-
Sept. 1926-Mar. 1927 297
Mar.-July, 1927 73
Page
Decisions— Continued.
I. C. C. reports-
Oct.-Dec. 1926 165
Dec. 1926-Jan. 1927 165
Jan.-Mar. 1927 297
Feb.-Mar. 1927 297
Apr.-May, 1927 470
May-June, 1927 734
June-Sept. 1927 869
I. C. C. valuation reports —
Oct.-Dec. 1926 231
Dec. 1926-Mar. 1927 297
Mar.-July, 1927 734
May, 1927 609
Oct. 1927 1117
labor, decisions of courts affecting 244
limits of time for rendering 717
national banks, digest of decisions 61, 637
pasteurization, court decisions 63,196
pensions 159,358,1021
prohibition-
index, 1927 636
weekly.. 61,132,194,261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
public health, court decisions.. 63, 134, 196, 263,
323,391,513,639,773,905,1070,1148 I
public lands —
v. 51 160
V. 51, index 93
v. 51, signatures i-iii 93
V. 52, signatures 1-12 359
retirement 78,159,358,1021
Supreme Court-
cases appealed from Ct. of Cls 722
national prohibition act, etc 262
Tax Appeals Board reports—
V. 3, index... 260
V.4 321
V. 4, index 260
V. 5 636
V. 5, index 387
V. 6, index 769
in pamphlet form 60, 132, 194, 260,
321, 387, 509, 635, 769, 901, 1062, 1144
Treasury—
Jan.-June, 1927 194
Jan.-June, 1927, index 132
Julv-Dec. 1927 770
Julv-Dec. 1927, index 636
Jan.-Dec. 1927 772
Jan.-Dec. 1927, index 636
weekly 61,132,194,261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
Veterans' Bur., court decisions, 1925-26 198
Decker, Jacob E., & Sons, swine 39
Decking (freight) :
rates on 869
Declaration of Independence, Senate manual.. 222
Declaratory decrees, new section to be added
to judicial code 431
Decorations of honor:
list of awards, 1862-1926 265
officers of Navv, etc., to accept 441,
595, 939, 1099
see also Medals — also names of decorations,
e. g. Distinguished Flying Cross.
De Court, Julian, v. United States 222,879
Decrees, registration in other courts 561
see also Declaratory decrees.
De Eds, Floyd, electrical potential in living
cells 639,905
Deer Flat Reservation, Exec, order revoked. . 1140
Deer Island, pier and wharf 818, 1103
Deer Island Thorofare, chart 279
Deer Point, bridge 959,994,1103
Deer River, Minn., bridge (in sec. 35, t. 144 n., .
r. 25w.) 683,709,842,934 |
Deering, James R., exr., v. David H. Blair 224 ^
Defender Manufacturing Co., patent appeal... 218
Defenses, see Coast defense.
Deferred-payment sales, Indian lands. 422,588,668
Deflenbaugh, Walter S., city schools 359
Defiance, Ohio, Wayne museum.. 562,
689,851,942,1105
Deficiency appropriations and estimates, see
Appropriations.
DeFoe, George L., British airplanes 624
4 De Forest, Sylvester, military record 435
July-June
1207
Page
Deforest, T. S., Co., linseed-oil 872
DeGarmo, Jacob E., relief 094,929,1008
Degrees (colleges, universities, etc.) ;
to regulate institutions in D. C—
hearings 810
reports.. 712,949
DeGroot. John, r. United States 304
Dehulling barley seed to induce smut 399, 531
Dehydration of fruits and vegetables 6
DeKalb & Western R.R., deficit status 101
Dc Kalb County, Tenn., bridge 425,577,667
Dekelbaum, Sylvia, compensation 416
Delaney, Edward, military record 690
Delano, W. J., mine timbers 476
De Laval Steam Turbine Co. v. U. S 859
Delaware:
codling moth, life history 529
I>ost route map 630
vegetable canneries, women's employment. 117
Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station 529
Delaware & Hudson Co:
acquisition of control lllS
control of B., R. & P. Ry 607
rates on-
cast-iron.. _ 733
coal 1027
slate 743
wire.. 744
Delaware <fe New Jersey Bridge Corp 991
Delaware Bay, light list 795
Delaware County, Pa., cases. 189,766
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R.R.:
acquisition and stock issue 869
assumption of obligation and liability 470
rates on —
blackboards 1025
cotton goods 469
food 165
reconsignment.. 109
r. United States 304,368
Delaware River:
bridges-
Burlington, N. J 424, 578, 668, 683, 708
Trenton, N. J 683,841,932
WUmiugton, Del 991
improvement at Camden, N. J__ 831
preliminary examination report .517
Delaware Valley Ry., bonds 609
Delegates, see House of Representatives— a?«o
name5 of Delegates.
Delgado, F. A., crude drug industry of U. S._. 661
Deli, Frank C, patent appeal 540
Delinquents, see Juvenile delinquency.
Delivery charges, Carnegie Steel Co 470
Dellinger, J. H., radio fading measurements... 155
De Loach, James A., relief 548,838,929
Del Rio, Tenn., bridge 816,842,933
Del Valle, J. A. Lopez, see Lopez del Valle, J. A.
Dementia pra-cox:
bladder case in patient. 392
focal infection of dental origin 264
Deming, William C, merit system 791
see also Civil Service Commission.
Democrat Printing Co., paper.. 188
Demopolis Telephone Co., sale of properties... 231
Demp.sev, S. Wallace (Representative from
N. Y.):
report made by —
Rivers and Harbors Com 979
Demurrage:
Ash, Charles S 101
BartlesvOle Zinc Co 470
Consolidated Lumber Co 734
Cynthiana Construction Co 102
Krauss Brothers Lumber Co 59, 765, 1058
Lea, Albert, Packing Co 869
LouiseU Pine & Hardwood Co., Inc 470
I Merchants & Planters Compress & Ware-
' house Co 165
Milne Lumber Co 165, 1118
Pine & Cypress Manufacturing Co 1118
Pine Plume Lumber Co 734
Pleasant Coal Co 734
Southern Roads Co 1027
Turner Lumber d: Investment Co 101
Union Gas & Electric Co 32,609
Western Asphalt Paving Corporation 1118
Williams, Fred M 470
Woodcock, O. P., Co 609
Page
Demuth, George S.:
beekeeping in buckwheat region 206
beekeeping in tulip-tree region 651
swarm control 206,917
wintering bees in cellars 529
Denatured alcohol, see Alcohol (denatured).
Deneen, Charles S. (Senator from 111).:
minority views —
Judiciary Com 850
reports made bv —
Claims Com 450,575,705,985,987,988
Judiciary Com 717
Denison, Edward E. (Representative from 111.) :
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 424,
425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 555, 556,557,
559, 684, 685, 816, 817, 819, 957.
Denison, Bonham & New Orleans R. R.:
valuation (name of railroad on p. 613 incor-
rect) 613
correction of entry on p. 613 646
Denmark, public health organization 196
Denmead, Talbolt, bird protection officials 143
Denney, O. E., Nat. Leper Home, Carville 905. 1148
Denny, F. E., hastening coloration of lemons. 74
Denser, Clarence H., epidemic encephalitis 514
Density:
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
liquids and ore pulps, determining 411
rubber-sulphur compounds 155
steels, hot-rolled and heat-treated 286
Densmore, Frances, Winnebago Indian music. 898
Denson, Roy L., Grecian, etc., dentistry 640
Dent, E. J., Detroit, Mich., district 517
Dent, Allcroft & Co., Inc., U. S. v 158
Dent corn, see Corn.
Dental Corps, Navy, information circular 625
Dental instruments, trade, .\ustralia. etc 1090
Dentistry:
adjunct dental treatment, importance 514
ancient Grecian, Etruscan, and Roman 640
dental engineering 65
diagnosis, dental 887,1047
gold inlays by indirect method 135
in Veterans' Bureau general hospital 198
physical exam., dental observations. . 887, 1047
see also Teeth.
Denton, Minna C, homemade pectin extracts. 208
Denver & Rio Grande Western R. R.:
bonds 1118
rates on —
bricks 1116
cement 99
gasoline 736
oil-well supplies 739
peaches 107
Denver LTnion Terminal Ry., valuation 102
Department bulletins, see Agriculture Depart-
ment— also subjects of bulletins.
Departments of Government of United States,
see Executive Departments.
Dependent children, see Children.
De Port, Theo.:
aerodynamical balance for airplanes 642
determination of center of gravity, etc 777
stresses in landing gears, etc 777
Deportation:
alien seamen 998
eugenical aspects 680
lack of funds 422
to deport certain aliens 554, G80
Depositions, Court of Claims, instructions.. 157
Depressions, see Barometric depressions.
Depue, R., relief 705
Deputy Public Printer, see Government Print-
ing Office.
De Queen <fc Eastern R. R., cotton-seed 734
Derailments, see Railroad accidents.
Derby Oil Co., lubricating-oils 1031
Dering, J. K., Coal Co 303
Dermacentor andersoni, see Wood tick.
Dermatology, see Skin.
De Ronde, P., & Co., Inc., v. U. S.. 486
DeRouen, Rene L. (Representative from La.):
minority views —
Education Com 552
Derricks, rates on 470
see also Oil derricks.
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Desch, John M., household goods -- 871
Deschutes irrigation project:
construction—
hearings - «0,456
reports 589,686
Dcseado, Rio, see Rio Deseado.
Pesert lands, see Reclamation of land.
^^Ifmrial eazette 20, 86, 153, 219.
offlcial ea^e»e-283--342, 413, 54O, 663, 797, 926, 1092
registration of designs 695
Desks, rates on 4*0
Des Moines Board of Trade, grain 104
Des Moines River, bridge 956,991,1099
Destroyers, see AVar-ships.
Detmer, Bruner & Mason. Inc., dry-goods 297
Detour, Mich., port of entry, abolishing 2oo
Detroit, Mich.:
balloon race, Sept. 10, 1927 534
encampment of Spanish War Veterans 674
Health Board-
venereal disease prevalence 197
same, abstract, in pub. health rps. 03
rivers, etc., in district 517
venereal d isease prevalence 197
same, abstract, in public health reports. 63
Detroit & Ironton H. R., construction, etc 470
Detroit & Mackinac Ry., branch lines — 165. 1118
Detroit & 'Western Ry., valuation 877
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Ry.:
demurrage 11 18
rates on —
beans 97
roofing --- 1035
relocation of line 870
Detroit Manufacturers R. R., control 609
Detroit Reduction Co., David H. Blair r« 1018
Detroit River:
bridge. 932,956,991
commerce, 1927 910
Detroit River Canadian Bridge Co. 932.958,991
Detroit Steel Products Co 42
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton R. R.:
demurrage 165
rates on —
road-rollers 38
zinc 303
valuation 1028
rersus United States 239
Delwiler. Samuel B., black currant is nurse
of blister rust__ 145
Deutsche Bank, First Nat. Bank of Chicago ('-_ 508
De Vails Bluff, Ark., water from White R 573
De Vaney, F. D., magnetic concentration of
iron ores 281
Devils Basin nil field, geology 94
Devils Lake Reservation, trust period 381
Devon, W. Va.;
bridges, construction bv—
Big Sandv & Cumberland R. R 429
Knox Creek Ry ,586,672
Norfolk <t Western Ry _, 586,672
Dewar, Margaret M.:
chaulmoogryl alcohol preparation 63
4-ehaulnioogrylaminophenylarsonic acid... 63
lipase in blood serum of lepers (i3
plasma proteins in leprosy _ __ 63
Dewberry root rot caused by Collybia 269, 270
Dewey. Charles L., relief '. 690
Dewey, (1. W., source, etc., of potato sets 532
De Witt quadrangle, Mich.. __ 162
Dexter ANorthern R. R., deficit status 609
DII-IB airplane, see Airplanes.
Diabetes and general practitioner 392
Diagnosis:
BoUz test, diagnostic value 514
carbon monoxide poisoning. 19
cardiac arrhythmias, electrocardiogram 246, 247
ilental 887,1047
derinatnlogical and syphilogical 197, 264
physical (•mitinuity of various depts... 1148
pineal shadow, diagnostic landmark 887, 1048
pulinoniiry inffiitinns, nontuberculous 135
sur^'ical. debt to X ray (2 entries) 49
value of blood pressure in iliagnosis 392
what should the diagnosis be? 247
xee n/.so names of di.seases.
Diamond snniggling, hearings 446
Page
Diarrheal diseases, U. S. Army in World War. 779
Diary on board V. S. Philadelphia, etc., 1800.. 497
Diatfaea and allies, American moths 129
Diazo reaction, nephritic 497
Dice, Marion E.. protecting oil reservoirs 1085
Dichromate, see Sodium dichromate.
Dickbrader, J. H., bridge across Missouri R... 453
Dickens, P. F.:
case of hemorrhagic encephalitis 497
endarteritis, acute, from electric shock 247
sarcoma of femur (2 entries) _.. 497 il
Dickenson, W. O., receiver, v. Missouri-Kan- \]
sas-Texas R. R 1029
Dickinson, E. G., Hospital Corps material 120
Dickinson, Frances L.. relief 419,705,799
Dickinson, L. J. (Representative from Iowa):
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 675
Conference Com 938
Dickson, H. W., relief 981
Dickson, James G., corn resistant to rot 275
Dickson, John D., receiver of Pittsburgh, Shaw-
raut & Northern R. R 170
Dick.son, Mary L., relief 981
Dickstein, Samuel (Representative from
N. Y.):
report made by-
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 680
Dictating machines. Government supplies 511
Diederich, Henry W., relief of widow 713
Diederich, Margaret, relief 713
Diehl, H. C. freezing injurv to potatoes 210
Diehl, Walter S.:
flight path inclination and velocity 119
range and endurance of airplanes 118, 119
standard atmosphere, tables and data 495
tests on airplane fuselages, etc 118, 119
tests on models of British airplanes 624
Diesel engines, operation, care, and repair.. 754, 755
Diet:
and nurse 49
dietary scales and standards 332
dietetics —
article bv M. J. Miney... 247
article by A. P. Smith 247
at naval hospitals 49
in hospitals 49
in institutions and in field 134, 262
same (in Spanish) .54
good proportions 1083
lamb and mutton, their use 3:j2
Dietrich, Morris, relief 833
Digestive tract of hen, pa.ssage of food 4
Digests:
decisions concerning contracts, etc.. 1068
decisions relating to national banks 61,637
geodetic pubs., triangulation. etc 793
opinions relating to Veterans' Bureau 198
views regarding venereal disease problems. 49
see also Index-digests.
Di Giorgio Fruit Co., refrigeration 109
Dikmans, G., paradichlorobenzene 270,402
Dilatation of stenosis of esophagus 887. 1047
Dill, C. C. (Senator from Wash.):
paper presented by —
six-year term for President 353
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com H48
Interstate Commerce Com... 999
Irrigation and Reclamation Com. 589. 1000
Dille, Alvin, forestry on home woodlands 652
Dillie, John L., granite. 104
DilSman Egg Case Co., egg cases 1028
Dimensions for articles mailed abroad 1138
Dines, Alta E., la lucha famiUar contra la
tuberculosis 125
Dines, W. H., theorems of, note on 405^1
Dinitrochlorobenzol, rates on 60'.i W
Dioxide, see Sulphur dioxide. ^
Diphtheria:
in —
Asbury Park ,N. J., immunization 134
Berlin, increase 263
Chicago 263
New York City - 263
United States 263,639
United States Army in World War 779
prevention and control "72
Schick test and diphtheria carriers 63
July-June
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Diplomas, see Degrees (colleges, universities,
etc.).
Diplomatic service, xee Diplomats — Foreign
service.
Diplomats:
diplomatic list 60, 129, ] 92,
2.^8, 320, .•}S5, 507, 634, 768, 900, 1061,1143
instructions to diplomatic officers 192
1056,1140
see also Ambassadors — Ministers (foreign
service).
Dipping, sheep tick eradication. 6.=)0
Director general of railroads, see Railroad Ad-
ministration.
Directorates, see Banics and banking.
Directories:
aeronautics trade directory 1087
Animal Industry Bureau 73
Army 60,199.325,516,775,1072
bird and game protection officials, etc 143
Congressional. 70th Cong. 1st sess 345,416
educational directory. 1928 727
exporters of boot^ and shoes, etc 924
Forest Service 208,918
health officers, etc. —
citv officers, 1927 196,262
county officers, 1927 133
county officers, 1928 1070,1147
State, etc., health authorities 323,513
laboratories, commercial testing, etc.. 415
Naval Academy, 1927 377
same, changes 377
Navy 120,247,497,888
public employment offices 308, 1129
Public Health Service officers, etc 263
telephone —
Navy Department 180
Panama Canal. 628
State Department 321
Treasury Department 1145
see also Registers — Rosters.
Dirigible balloons, see Airships.
Disabled:
decisions as to disabilities 779
foreign service disability system 127
funds for disabled workers 45,46
origin of disability, comments 49
respiratory diseases and disability 773. 1070
trade-union provision (2 entries) 492
see also Rehabilitation of the disabled.
Disarmament Conference, see Conference for
Limitation of Naval Armament.
Disbursements, see Finance.
Disbm'sing officers:
credit in accounts 570,571
National Guard regulations 644
persons to act for disbursing officers 962
Discharge of seamen, consular regulations.. 320,900
Discipline, see Military discipline.
Discoloration of canned cranberries (2) 3
Diseases:
donations for ascertaining cause, etc 993
epidemiological reports, review 134.
190, 263, 323, 513, 639
incidence, according to age 1070
incidence, sex dillerenee* _. 1070
prostate and seminal vesicles, disease 1070
publications for sale by supt. of docs 27, 727
rare skin disease, case report 264
skin diseases in U. S. .\rmy in World War. 779
see also Medicine — Sicknes.s — aha names
and classes of diseases.
Diseases of animals:
control 273
convention between U. S. and Mexico 1060
(cows, udder diseases 527
poultry 271
poultry, research into causes. 573, 943
sheep 650
swine 73
see also names of diseases.
Diseases of plants:
enfermedades de las legumbres en la
America tropical 1135
garden vegetables 76
quarantine against plant diseases 4
solanaceous p!ants,virus disease study. .270, 400
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Diseases of plants— Continued,
special plants —
ginseng 333
mushroom diseases and their carriers.. 532
onion diseases and their control.. 788
raspberries and blackberries 655
rose, causes and control 655
strawberries on market. __ 76
sweet-corn, seed treatments... 78:1,919
see also names of diseases.
Disert, Nell I., hospital housekeeping 49
Disinfectants, smut control 210
see also names of disinfectants.
Dispatch, U. S. S., loan or gift to Fla 457,
566, 668
Dispensaries for venereal diseases 64, 197
Dissertations (academic):
American doctoral dissertations, 1926, etc.. 885
Distillation, see Wood distillation.
Distilled spirits, see Liquors.
Distilling plants, operation, care, etc 753, 755
Distinguished Flying Cross:
for foreign aviators (S. 42.3.5) 851,966
to present to Ehienfried G. von Huenefeld,
etc 823,935
Distinguished-Service Cross, awards 265
Distinguished-Service Medal, awards 265
District attorneys, Canal Zone, leave 188
District Courts:
appeals in Alaska, Hawaii, etc 430, 800, 850
common-law actions, rules 590, 850
decisions, limits of time 717
in Arkansas-
court in El Dorado 431, .543
transfer Ashley County 962
in California —
boundaries of divisions 962
in Colorado —
rules in bankruptcy, etc 114,877
in Indiana —
new judicial district 561, .590.932
in Iowa —
notice to the bar 304
in Kentucky-
rules - 879
in Minnesota —
rules 619
in North Carolina —
court in eastern district 932,962
term of court at Bryson City GS6, 932
in Ohio —
rules of practice 114
in Oklahoma-
detach Okfuskee Co. from n. district. . 431
690, 932
term of court at Durant 962
in Panama Canal Zone-
rules relating to clerks of court 505
in Tennessee —
rules 114
standing orders _._ 114
in Texas —
new division 962,1099
rules 746
transfer Hardeman County. 962
in Virginia —
bankruptcy rules 619
rules 619
judgments rendered 367,1039,1042
jurisdiction, limiting 717
see also Judges— also names of parties to
suits.
District of Columbia 26, 91, 158, 224, 290,
356, 461, 600, 724, 800, 1018, 1111
acts of 69th Cong. 2d sess. affecting D. C _ 26
appropriations, 1927 and 1928 —
est i mates 1064
appropriations, 1929 —
estimates 771, 1064
hearings 547,837
law.. . 932
reports 547,704,939
Aqueduct Bridge, repairs 642
architects, examination, etc 586,949,1099
Army officers stationed in or near 66, 265,
393, 908
bank deposits in names of 2 persons 551,
845, 932
1210
Index, 1927-1928
I
Page
District of Columbia-Continued.
bathing pools, construction '^Vo^ oaq
black bass, further protection 5°"'*::!^
bonds in criminal cases, executing.- -- b'O
builflinps, height, etc., when near park mi
chattel mortgages, relea.ses... 7U
civil air field, acquisition, etc... ^4^
claims to be settled by commissioners. . - - -»10.
845, 949
code of laws and supplements to print 964,
Congressional Cemetery 9^7
crime, false information regarding 455, 6/8
degree-conferring institutions-
hearings 810
reports 712,949
descent and distribution of property 551
divisions, etc., of government-
assessor, estimate for office. 1064
assessor, report, 1927 356
auditor, report, 1927 .--. 356
commissioners, compensation of assist-
ants to engineer 845,949
commissioners, report, 1927 290
commissioners, salaries 845,949
corporation counsel, to administer
oaths 586, 678
Court of Appeals, calendars... 158, 356, 724
Court of Appeals, revised rules 291
Education Bd., liability of members.. 949.
995
Education Bd., report, 1927 356
Engineer Dept., report, 1927 356
Fire Dept., report, 1927 356
Fire Dept., salaries 551
riealth Dept., report, 1927 356
Home for Aged and Infirm, hospital... 846
Insurance Dept., report, 1927 356
Juvenile Court, report, 1927 1111
Playgrounds Dept., report, 1927 3.56
Police Dept., cases 861
Police Dept., report, 1927 356
Police Dept., salaries 551
Police Dept., Woman's Bur 679,846
Public Library, report, 1927 291
Public Utilities Comu., report, 1926... 158
Public Welfare Bd., Child Welfare
Division 771
Public Welfare Bd., report, 1927 356
Supreme Court, additional justice,
hearing 963
Supreme Court, additional justice,
reports 963, 1001
Supreme Court, fees of clerk... 431, 717, 801
ta.\ collector, report, 1927 356
traffic director, report, 1927 356
Weights, etc., Dept., report 1927 357
documents and debates relating to 159
Dunbar High School, drill grounds, etc... 1064
employees —
compensation for injuries 91
ofDcial register, 1927 149
farmers' market site-
hearings 810,846
letter from commissioners 356
minority views 551,846
report by Bureau of EflJciency 551
reports of committees I. 421, 551, 846
statements relative to 3 sites. 551
fiduciary obligations 678, 845, 932
finances, report, 1927 _ 356
fiscal relations with United States.. 'noo
food distribution district, relocation 950
fraternal beneficial associations-
juvenile insurance 949,995, 1099
payment of death benefits 949, 995
free textbooks, etc., in schools 950,996
fugitives ap[)iehended, detention. . 678, 845, 932
government-
assist subcommittee investigating 416
hearings on investigation 156
see alio, above, divisions, etc., of gov-
ernment,
highways, use of U. S. land... 995
hydroelectric power at Great Falls-
hearings 712
report --'."::::.":::::: 846
District of Columbia— Continued,
insurance code, to provide—
hearings 995
report 55 1
juries, separation in felony cases 810
kidnapping, penalties for 846
land-
acquisition for park purposes 949,996
assessed for benefits, notice _. 810,
950,996,1099 a
condemnation proceedings 949 I
mail trains, schedule 127, 254, 380, 895, 1139 "
maps and charts —
air navigation maps 776
aviation chart 121
post route map 630
topographic map 294
market on Pa. ave. to be discontinued —
hearings 1108
reports 696,855,977
marshal's fees 431
memorial bldg. as tribute to negro 696, 1001
memorials, see name of memorial, or name of
person in whose honor memorial is
erected,
merger of street railway corporations-
agreement between corporations 861
hearings... 950,996
report 950
military roads, policing 1003
minors, to regulate employment.. 551,845, 1099
monuments, see name of monument, or
name of person in whose honor
monument is erected.
national representation, hearing 820
Navy and Marine Corps officers in D. C . . 3U
operators' permits for Govt, vehicles. 586, 810
osteopathy, to regulate practice 679
park along Potomac River 712
park police, manual for 188
park police, salaries 586, 679, 803
park regulations, 1927 188
practice of healing art, to regulate 810, 846
prize fighting and boxing contests —
hearing 430
report 995
public buildings, to acquire sites-
estimates 509,902
law 416
reports 352,416
public school system, survey report 725
public utility companies, reports, 1926 447
public utility companies, reports, 1927 835
quarters for chief of naval operations.. 974, 1008
quarters for U. S. Internal Revenue Bur. . 510
real estate, purchase and condemnation 830
reformatory, working capital 771
rehabilitation of disabled residents —
hearing 811
report 950
reinterment of bodies, St. Francis de
Sales Church. 810,845,1095
rivers, etc., in district _. 517
streets, etc. —
1st street, claims for subsidence 455,
678, 801
14th street, e.xtension, etc 996
Lincoln road, conduit across.. 712, 810, 1099
Railroad ave., to change name 810,
996, 1099
vacating alley in square 1083 845
students at University of Maryland 811
taxes, assessment and collection 712,996
teachers, salaries 950,
tornado of May 14, 1927 77
tornado of Nov. 17, 1927 534,
traffic and motor vehicle regulations 91
urn presented to U. S., erection. . 820,850, 1104
usury, to amend code of laws of D. C 810
vagrancy, define and punish... 950
Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant. 642
water supply, increasing 642
Western Market, improvement, etc 810
what is happening to mothers and babies?. 622
work of Nat. Capital Park, etc., Comn. . . 1106
workhouse, working capital 771
I
July-June
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District of Columbia— Continued,
workmen's compensation —
hearings. 712. 846
law 932
reports 811,846.950
rules governing self-insurance 1111
sec also name^ of associations, conferences,
etc.
District of Columbia Committee, House:
hearings 156,810,846,9.50
minority views 551
reports 421, 551, 678, 679, 809, 810, 811, 949, 950
work of Nat. Capital Park, etc., Comn... 1106
District of Columbia Committee, Senate;
calendar, legislative 586, 712, 1 109
hearings 712,846,995,996
minority views 846
reports 465, 586, 711, 712, 845, 846, 99.5, 996
Disulphide of carbon, see Carbon disulphide.
Diver's paralysis, see Caisson disease.
Dividends, see Stocks.
Divine, Paul E., appointment 350,544
Diving dutv, pay of Navy personnel . . 595, 695, 803
Divorce statistics, 1926 922
Dix, Camp, areas restored 896
Di.xie County, Fla., bridge 710,819
Dixie Creameries, Inc., ice 737
Dixie Oil Co., Inc., v. United States 619
Dixon, Frank, relief 720,826,929
Dixon, H. M.:
farm-management extension, 1914-24 917
method of analvzing farm business 74
Dixon, 111., bridge 428, 544, 584
Dobbin, C. E.:
Bell Springs district, Wyo 464,863
Gillette coal field, Wyo 161,863
Dobler & Mudge, paper towels 383
Dobson Lumber Co., relief... 676
Doctors, see Physicians — Surgeons.
Documented vessels, see Merchant marine.
Documents, see Congressional documents —
Government publications — Mili-
tary publications.
Documents Division, Librarv of Congress 47,
118. 179, 309, 373, 49.3, 624, 752. 885, 1046
Documents Office 27,9.3, 1.59.
225, 292, 358, 462, 603, 726, 862, 1020, 1112
report, 1927 727,862
Dodder .531
Dodge, B. O.:
aseomycete Neurospora 204, 333. 647, 78S
diseases of raspberries and blackberries 655
red bread-mold fungi 4, 76
Dodge, John F., r. United States 222
Dodge, Matilda R., admr., v. United States.. _ 222
Dodger series. Children's Bureau 308, 1044
Dogo, see Ogi Island.
Dogs:
black tongue of dogs 513,773,905, 114S
breeds of dogs 916
sheep-killing dogs 1080
tapeworm larvae experimentally reared. 269,330
Dolese Brothers Co., stone 111
Dollar Savings and Trust Co., exr., patent 218
Dolomite, rates on 32
Dolores River waters, consent to compact 960
Dombris, Norman, relief 967
Domeratzky, Louis, internat. cartel movement. 1089
Domestic Commerce Division ^ 216,340,409
Domestic science, see Home economics.
Domestics, see Servants.
Dominica, money-order post offices 254
Dominican Customs Receivership 1074
report, 1927 1074
Dominican Republic:
claim for death of Juan Soriano 386, 813, 937
commerce, 1927 1074
foreign trade, 1926 55
Dominick, Fred H. (Representative from S. C):
minority views —
Judiciary Com 561
report made by —
Judiciary Com 963
Donelsou, Fort, battle field park 349,718,801
Dong Bow Hee, alias, see Hee, Charley.
Doniphan f^ounty, Kans., bridge 347,454,544
Donisi, Joseph D., relief 419
Page
Donnell-Zane Co., Inc., v. United States 368
Donnelley, John P., v. United States.. 239,304,486
Donnelly, Mary E., appointment 764
Donnelly & Co., relief 705
Doors, rates on 16,5,470,609
Dope (aircraft):
Air Corps technical order 66
Doran, William L.:
acetic acid as soil disinfectant __. 783,915
tobacco and brown root rot 783,915
Dorchester Bay, report on survey 042
Dorrance, Katharine, grains. 142
Dorsey, John A., Myra C. Eill v 224
Dorsey, N. Ernest, lightning 147
Dorsey, William R., relief 554,840,930
Dotson, Wilham H.. relief 435.929, 1003
Doty, F., naval medical supply depots.... 887
Douglas, E. M.:
leveling 161
transit traverse 228
triangulation 161
Douglas. Louis W. (Representative from Ariz.):
minority views —
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 686
reports made by —
Public Lands Com 444,570
Douglas County, S. Dak., soil survey 146
Douglas fir:
growth, remeasurement on sample plots.. 783,
1C82
timber growing and logging practice 8, 274
Douglas 0-2E-1 airplane wing, see Airfoils.
Doullut & Williams Co., Inc., v. U. S 355
Dourine of horses 527
Dow, Frank P.. Co., Inc., U. S. v 461
Dow Pump and Diesel Engine Co. v. U. S 1016
Dowdell. R. L., comparative tests of rail steel. 665
Dowell, Cassius C. (Representative from Iowa):
report made by —
Roads Com 832
Dower, James J., relief 823
Downing, C. U., & Son, coal 296
Downs, The, chart 51
Doxey, Josephine, relief 450
Doyle, Alexander C, relief. 823
Doyle, C. B., Acala cotton from Mexico 333
Doyle, Crawford, v. United States 175
Dozier, H. L., white fly attacking citrus 3,72
Drafting supplies for Government.. 511
Drag, see Aircraft— Airplanes.
Drag-bars, see Drawbars.
Dragons Mouths, see Bocas de Dragos.
Drain-tiles, rates on 1028
Drainage:
of irrigated farms 276
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 93, 1020
run-off from small agricultural areas 3, 77
Drainage districts, organization, etc 211
Drake, J. A., corn-belt farming system 649
Drake Produce Co., potatoes 479
Dramatic compositions:
copyrighted. . . 118, 179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926 245
Drane, Herbert J. (Representative from Fla.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com.. 566,826,828
Draper, W. F., preventive medicine 196,263
Dravo Contracting Co., bridge 425,580,669
Drawback on tobacco, etc., exported. 1147
Drawbars, standard height. 1118
Drawings:
by A. DeBatz, in Louisiana, 1732-35 384
by John Webber of .\merican natives, 1778. 767
copyrighted 47,179,373,1046
copyrighed, index, etc., 1927 1046
in Freer Gallery of Art, list 767
Drayage charges, absorption by Southwest Mis-
souri R. R 102, 1028
Dredging machinery, rates on 102
Dresses for httle girl 1083
Drewett, T. E., bran impaction 1149
Drewry, Patrick H. (Representative from Va.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com 442,566,828,974,975
Dreyer Commission Co. v. Arnold J. Hell-
mich 368
Dreyfus, Henry, patent appeal 109 1
212
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Dreyfuss Dry Goods Co. r. D. Arthur Lines.. 486
Dried fruit: , .„ ^ ,. ,„„
industry, educational illustrations S29
rates on - "'■^
ue alxo names of fruits.
Dried milk, see Milk.
DrigKS. Louis L.. receiver, p. U. S -ioS
Driggs Ordn;ince Co., Inc., v. U. S 335
Drilling in open-cut copper mines.. _19
Drills, ship and gunnery, Navy '5b
Drinking water, see Water.
Drisco Shoal, chart... 7/9
Driskill, David D., v. United States 1040
Drop Forging Institute, see American Drop
Forging Institute.
Drowning, avoidable, some observations (2) . . . 48
Drug addiction:
as seen in U. S. marine hospitals 905, 1147
establishment of 2 narcotic farms 963
Drug and Insecticide Administration, see Food,
Drug, and Insecticide Administra-
tion.
Drugs:
census, 1925, drug industries, etc 79
crude drug industry of United States 061
food and drugs act-
notices of judgment 208,
332, 402, 530, 787, 1082
notices of judgment, index 272
regulations for enforcement 208
Government supplies 511
markets for prepared medicines ._ 18
publications for sale by supt. of does 27,727
traiOc in dangerous drugs, 192(V27 512
ste also Narcotics — also names of drugs.
Drunmiond's Island, see Tapeteuea.
Drums, see Barrels.
Drunkenness, see Alcoholism.
Dry Canyon (luadrangle, Calif. 729
Dry cells, see Electric cells.
Dry farming:
settlers' progress in eastern N. Mex 329
wheat in Columbia and Snake R. basins... 271
Dry farming stations, see names of stations.
Dry-goods:
Government supplies 511
rates on _. 297
Drv-land crops, see Crops.
Dry Valley Road, paving 967,1003
Dryden, Ilugh L., pressure over airfoils... 119, 179
Dryden, Tex., air navigation map 776
Dubinski, Benjamin, v. United States 157,243
Du Hois, Eugene F.:
respiration, pt. 1 (2 entries) 497
same, pt. 1, continued, and pt. 2.. 887, 1048
DuBose, William G., admr., v. U. S. 240
Dubuque & Sioux City R. R., valuation 364
Duck (textile):
cotton duck, elimination of waste 343
Ducks:
raising _ 205
wild-duck foods 785
Ducote, Charles II., electric fan markets 661
Dudley, J. E., jr., potato leafhopper 74
Dudley, John (J., reinstatement. 1056
Dudlo Manufacturing Corporation, wire 1125
Dufly, Martin L., relief 435
Du Hamel, Notley Y., Charleston, S. C, dist 517
Duisberg, Carl, Synthetic Patents Co., Inc., v. 78
Dulaney, John \V., bridge 957,1101
Duluth, Minn.:
bridge 424,453,578,068
Federal building, to transfer... 829,855,932,977
granti ng easement _ . 929, 855, 937. 977
marine commerce report 642
rivers, etc., in district ] 517
Duhilli and Suiiorior Bridge Co 428,584,67,'
iniluih, .Mi.ssahe A Northern Ry., potash. 740
Duluth .-^hip Canal, bridge 424,453,578,668
Duluth, South Shore it Atlantic Ry.:
ahandoninont of Bessemer branch 735
abauilonrneut of Republic branch 1118
Duluth Union Depot & Transfer Co., valua-
„ , ^ lion 364
Dunbar, R. C, relief _ 550
Dunbar, W. Va., bridge. 957, 1100
Page
Dunbar & Sullivan Dredging Co.. 222, 289, 304, 746^
Dunbar & Wausaukee Ry., deficit settlement. 47^
Dunbar High School, drill, etc., grounds 106
Dunbeath Harbor, Scotland, chart 18
Duncan, Charlotte, leather work in mental
hospital __ 514
Duncan Passage, chart _ )8l
Dunham, Kcnnon:
address to Medical Council 64
nontuberculous lung infections 135,197 d
Dunkers, census, 1926. 1087 ■
Dunkin, Harvey, relief 419 ^
Duulap, Maurice P., relief 553,9^9
Dunlap, William A., markets for windmills. . . 340
Dunleith & Dubuque Bridge Co., valuation.... 364
Dunlop, J. P.:
gold and silver in 1925 217
gold, silver, etc., in Eastern States, 1928 217
secondary metals in 1926 539
silver, copper, etc., in Central States, 1926. 412
Dunn, A. Henry, surgery of biliary tract 64
Dunn, E., ground water pollution 64
Dunn, Giles P., jr., relief 834
Dunnage allowances, Edward Hines Yellow
Pine Co 470
Dunnage and bracing, David Berg Industrial
Alcohol Co 1118
Dunnam, E. "W., dispersal of boll weevil.. 648,917
Dunnewald, T. J., soil of Green Lake Co., Wis. 789
Dun's international review, reprint from 314
Duodenum, see Intestines.
Duplex Printing Press Co.. 108
Duplicating machines. Government supplies.. 511
Dupo Bridge Co. , bridge 817, 842, 934
Du Pont, .\melia E., refund of estate tax 4.50
Du Pont, Eugene, exr., refund of estate tax 450
Du Pout de Nemours, E. I., & Co 97
Du Puy, Amy H., v. United States 599, 1017
Du Puv, Herbert, v. United States 599. 1017
Duquesne, Pa., bridge 558,710.803
Duralumin channels, compressive strength 909
Durand, W. F.:
air propellers and airplane structures 119
air propellers in flight and wind tunnel 119
tests on Navy type model propellers (2) 119
see also Colorado River.
Durant, Okla., term of court 962
Durgin, Casper M., Ist-order traverse manual. 338
Durham, N. C. port of entry 1056
Durham & Southern Ry.:
rates on rails 1035
valuation, 1118
Durum wheat, see Wheat.
Dussome, Carl J. R., Kiowa Res. lauds 848,
953, 1095
Dust:
control in grain elevators 650
health of workers in dusty trades 1069, 1148
see also Chemical dust — Flue dust.
Dusting mixtures, changes during storage.. 648, 786
Dutch, see Netherlands.
Dutch East Indies, see Malay Archipelago.
Dutch Guiana, commercial, etc., survey. 280
Duties, see Tariff.
Dutton, W. M., & Sons Co., Inc., steel 743
Dwan, Ralph 11., workmen's compensation
laws 751
Dwarf lemon, see Lemon.
Dwellings, sec Housing.
Dyar, Harrison G., moths 129
Dyeing, sec Dyes and dyeing.
Dyer, .4nita W., to pay 826,929,1008
Dyer, Elmer C, v. George A. Stauffer 175
Dyer, Helen A., arsphenamine-sodium thio-
sulphate dS ^
Dyer, Leonidas C. (Representative from Mo. ): Mi
reports made by— ^
Judiciary Com .-. 348,
430, 431, 432, 561, 562, 686, 687
Dyer, R. E.:
scarlet fever prevention and control 513,039
scarlet fever streptococcus antitoxin 1 148
Dyer, William L., to pay mother 826,929, 1008
Dyer & Co. r. United States... 157,486
Dyer Brothers, oil-well machinery 739
Dyersburg Milling Co., misrouting 233
July-June
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Dyes and dyeing:
census, 1925 —
dyeing establis!iiuenl,s.._ _ 149
dyeing textiles 148
natural dyestuffs 14
census, 192(5 —
dyes 260
see also Coal-tar colors.
Dyestuffs, see Dyes and Dyeing.
Dyke. C. G., pericarditis with effusion 247
Dykstra. J. W., & Co., coal 008
DjTiamometer. measurement of engine power.. 1 19
Dysentery, amoebic, and endamoebic carriers.. 888
E
E-Z Opener Bag Co.:
lime 872
reconsignment 742
wood 40
Eagle Cotton Oil Co., coal 869
Eagle Indemnity Co. r. United States... 619
Eagle sandstone cephalopod.'; in western U. S., 227
Eagle Transport Co., Ltd., relief 713,812,929
Eagles, Nicholas I-. (Niciiols, p. 000, incorrect):
rs. United States.- _. 356, fiOO
Bales, E. N., wind tunnel test of airplane
model 909
Ear, local anesthesia 246,247
see also Deafness.
Earhart, Will, music in platoon schools 226
Earhart, William, relief 349
Early man, see .\nthropology.
Earnings, see Wages.
Earnshaw, Frank L.:
fur laws for season 1927-28 205
game laws, 1927-28. 73,272
Ears, see Deafness — Ear.
Earth, underground communication 796
see also World.
Earth-current meter, applications 220
Earth walls, see Walls.
Earthquakes:
cause, especially of those of eastern V. S _ _. 190
seismologica! reports. _ 150, 536
Earworm, see Corn earworm.
East (Far East), see Far East.
East (Near East), see Near East.
East (U. S.):
earthquakes, cause 190
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, 1926 217
hay stackers, how to use to save labor 649
spray irrigation 146
winter wheal varieties 1084
woodchuck control 650
East .Mburg. Vt., bridge 682,931,990
East Broad Top R. R. & Coal Co., valuation.. 470
East Carolina Rv., valuation. 471
East Chicago, Ind., bridge 424,579,668
East Dundee, 111., bridge.. 957
East Fayu Island, chart 51
East Grand Forks, Minn., bridge 428,584,671
East Indies, see Malay Archipelago.
East Pass, e.xamination, etc., of channel 909
East Tawas, .Mich.:
addition to Beal Nursery-
hearings 674
reports 674,983
Easter lilv, in northern climates 404
Easterly. Lewis H.. relief 349,799,851
Eastern National Forest District 531
Eastern States, see East (U. S.).
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc., burlap bags... 1025
Eastman, George:
calendar reform, importance to business 124
same (in Portuguese) 252
same (in Spanish) 124
Eastman Kodak Co., Federal Trade Comn. v.. 462
Eastport, Miss., markers for battle field 435
Eaton, H. N.:
superheat meter for airships 344
use and testing of sphygmomanometers 221
Eberlin, George C.. Missouri River bridge 453
Elbert, E. ('., gonorrheal oi>hthalmia 497
Eblin & Co., cotton-seed.* 231
Kchinoidea. see Sea-urchins.
Echo Dam:
high pressure emergency gates... 7:30
specifications, schedules, etc 162
Page
Echols, Jerry L., r. United States 1126
Eckerman, W. E., Bennie Marks r.. 224
Eckman, James R.:
gases in metals 344
sulphur trio.xide in sulphur dioxide 22
Economic circular, Fisheries Bureau 660,924
Economic geology, see Geology.
Economic waste:
soflsmas economicos derrotistas 892
Economics:
trabajo consultivo economico para Ids
gobiernos 314
Ecuador:
budget 339
foreign trade for 1925 and 1 926 1 24
Eddy, Charles F., relief 946,986,1095
Eddy, Charles G., claim 450
Eddy, Elizabeth B., claim 450
Eddy Paper Corporation, coal 468
Edgar Estates Corporation ^'. U. S._ 222,619
Edge, Walter E. (Senator from N. J.):
reports made by —
Banking and Currency Com 574,984
Finance Com 997
Interoceanic Canals Com 456,849
Edgerton & Beers, Inc., watermelons 40
Edgerton Manufacturing Co., baskets 1025
Edinburg, Miss., bridge 958,1102
Edison, Thomas .-\.., medal 809,984,1104
Edison, Thomas .\., Inc., v. United States 42
Edier, George C, seed marketing hints 72
Edmunds, Eugenia H., exr., v. V. S 176
Edmundson, W. C, source, etc., of potato sets. 532
Educa?H0 serie, see Education.
Educacion serie, see Education.
Education:
children, celebrating their successes 27
directory, 1928 727
educacao serie 124,501,628,893, 1136
educacion serie 55. 124,
252, 314, 378, 501, 628, 761, 893, 1052
education series 760.761, 1136
la educacion publicaenlos Estados Unidos. 252
same (in Portuguese) 501
Navy courses for advancement in rating... 120,
180. -247
Navy training courses 49, 120, 121, 180,
247, 248, 310, 311, 888, 1048, 1131, 1132
announcement 1131
parenthood, in home economics depts 93
pubhcations —
current educational publications... 160, 359
for sale by supt. of decs 462
health education 463
rural education, progress in 192.5-26 28
see also .\dult education — Commercial edu-
cation—Elementary education —
Military education — Physical edu-
cation-Secondary education —
Technical education — Vocational
education — also Intelligence tests —
Rehabilitation of the disabled —
Schools, and references— aZso special
subject, e. g. Medicine.
Education and Labor Committee, Senate:
reports.. 586,847,996
Education Board, District of Columbia:
liabilitv of members 949,99.")
report,"l927 356
Education Bureau 27,9.3,160,226,
293, 359, 463, 603, 727, 863, 1021, 11 13
publications available 94, 728
report, 1927 359
Education Committee, House:
hearings 552,811,1106
minoritv views 552
reports 552,679,811,950
Education Department, to create, hearing 1106
Education, Pan Pacific Conference on, see Pan
Pacific Conference on Education,
Rehabilitation, Reclamation, and
Recreation.
Educational motion pictures, see Motion pic-
tures.
Educational review, reprint from 761,893
Edward Hines Junior Hospital, contracts 982
Edwards, Alba M., marriage and divorce. 1926. 922
1214
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Edwards, Charles G. (Representative from
Oa.):
minority views—
Koads Com -- '^i^
Kdwards, Edward I. (Senator from N. J.):
report made by—
B:\nkingand Currency Com - 574
Edwards, Eugenia, allowances unpaid 981
Edwards, J. Harrington, atty., Sec. of Interior?). 26
Edwards, John D., relief of widow 676,929,986
Edwards, John II., jr., v. Norfolk & Western
Ry 115
Edwards, M. J., soil of Green Lake Co., Wis.-. 789
Edwards, Mrs. M. M., relief 676,929,986
Edwards, Mary S.: . ^ . ..
venereal disease prevalence m Detroit 197
same, abstract, in public health reports. 03
Edwards, Robert O., relief 967,1003,1095
Efficiency Bureau 357,725
farmers' produce market in D . C 551
report, Nov. 192G-Oct. 1927 357
salaries, etc., draft of legislation 1064
traffic signals for D. C 156
Egan, Patrick, relief... 705
Egan, Peter J., relief 946
Egerman Bay, chart 626
Egerton, K. A. H., British market for hosiery. 18
Egg cases, rates on 735, 1028
Egg Island, chart 53
Eggerss-O'Flyng Co., boxes 98
Eggners Ferry, bridge 429,
585, 672, 819, 844, 936
Eggs:
cod eggs in Massachusetts Bay, 1924-25 536
marketing 5
rates on 471, 1028
utilization of calcium compounds by hens. 783,
915
Egley, Charles A., bridge across Missouri R... 453
Egypt:
chart 312
date culture 9
trade financing and exchange 84
Egyptian cotton, see Cotton.
Egypti>in Powder Co. freight rates 297
Eichenlaub, F. J., dermatological and syphilo-
gical diagnostic work 197,264
Eigenmann, Carl H., fishes of Chile 493
Eight-liour laws, see Hours of labor.
Kimer, John, relief of heirs 548,929.986
Eisenhower, Milton S., utilida de la radiotele-
fonia 55
Eklutua, Alaska, land for Education Bur 380
El .\iaish, Morocco, see Larache, Morocco.
Elaterite on public domain, disposition 567
Elbe River, chart. 1050
Elbow fractures, tourniquet splint 887
F;ibow Passage chart _ 659
VA Dorado, Ark.:
Chamber of Commerce-
paper 36
court.. 431,543
Eldorado Refining Co., gas oil 472
Eldred, Pa., bridge _._ 816,990,1098
Eldredge, Inman F., management plans, with
reference to national forests 531
Election of President, Vice President, and
Representatives Committee, House:
hearings _ 421,552,950
, reports _. ._. 421,552
Elections:
case of James M. Beck ._ 552,679
corrupt practices act, to extend. __ 850
documents and debates relating to 159
nominations for office, to regulate 1107
relation to postal employees. 629
Senatorial campaign expenditures-
hearings 455
reports 455_ 7^2
see also Contested elections.
Elections Committee No. 1, House-
reports.... 552,679
Elections Committee No. 2, House:
hearings 552,679
report 679
Elections Committee No. 3, House:
case of Taylor v. England 679 811
report 'gn
Page J
Electors for President and Vice President: I
meeting, issuance of certificates, etc 552, "
950, 1011, 1102
publishing ascertainment 510
Electric apparatus and appliances:
Air Corps technical order. 66
appraisal of Government property. 566, 8.53, 932
case of Trumbull- Vanderpoel Electric
Manufacturing Co 319
census, 1925 79
electric equipment, export from Germany.. 794 i
electric propulsion installations 754,755 I
glossary of electrical terms 794
Government supplies 511
marketing electrical equipment-
Argentina 537
Brazil 17
British market... 1090
Chile 280
Colombia and Venezuela 151
India 216
Irish Free State 537
Japan 83
Mexico ._. 339
Peru 151
southern Wales 409
western Europe 795
rates on electric appliances 870
see also Radio apparatus and appliances —
also name of special apparatus or
appliance.
Electric batteries, specification 343
Electric bridges, use for determining soluble
salts 211
Electric-cars, census of manufactures, 1925 81
Electric cells, specification 343
Electric conductors:
current distribution in supraconductors 87
Electric currents:
earth-current meter 220
generator for aud io currents 665
high frequency, action upon tissue cells 905
supraconductors, current distribution 87
Electric fans, markets of the world 661
Electric-furnace cast iron 538
Electric lamps:
incandescent. Government supplies 6.38
incandescent, specifications 414
Electric machinery:
census, 1925 79
markets-
British 1090
Irish Free State .537
southern Wales 409
Electric motors and motor control panels 625
Electric potential in living cells 639,905
Electric power:
production of electricity, 1919-26 728
reports of Federal Trade Comn.. 726, 1020, 1112
Electric railroads, see names of railroads, etc.
Electric Reduction Co., C. G. Lewellyn v 239
Electric safety code, see National electrical
safety code.
Electric shock, acute endarteritis from 247
Electric Short Line Terminal Co., valuation. __ 735
Electric washing machines, see Washing
machines.
Electric wire, standards for (Spanish transla-
tion) 17
Electrical, see Electricity— o7so certain headings
beginning Electric.
Electrical Engineers, American Institute of,
see American Institute of Electrical
Engineers.
Electrical Equipment Division 17,83,151,
216, 280, 339, 409, 537, 794, 795, 1090
Electrical Manufacturers' Association, see Ai
National Electrical Manufacturers' H
A.ssociation. "
Electricians:
Navy training course 311, 1131
to be appointed to grade of ensign in Navy. 694
Electricidad en America (magazine):
article reprinted from _. 55
Electricity:
electrical standard series 17, 18,84
indeterminateness of electric charge 343
light and power in Hawaii 445,598,668
July-June
1215
Page
Electricity— Continued.
publications for sale... _ 226, 1113
rubber-sulphur, electrical properties 155
see also Static — also certain headings begin-
ning Electric.
Electrocardiography:
article on 120
cardiac arrhythmias, electrocardiogram in
diagnosis 246, 247
construction, etc., of electrocardiograph (2
entries) 1070
Electrode potentials, oxidation-reduction
studies 906
Electrolysis testing 285
Electrolytic bridges, see Electric bridges.
Electron equilibria, biological systems 639,905
Elementary education:
kindergarten-primary education, pubs 226
nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 293
Elephant Butte Irrigation District:
payments on irrigation project-
hearing... 1000
law 1102
reports 961, 1000
Elephant hunt, continuing 898
Elevators (aircraft):
hinge moments of control surfaces. 310
Elevators (grain), see Grain elevators.
Elias, O., & Brother, logs 738
Elimination of waste 21,284,343,344,
414, 415, 542, 664, 665, 666, 798, 928
Eliot, Charles W., 2d. statement 1106
Elizabeth Island, transfer to Interior Dept 763
Elizabeth River, channel in west branch 1073
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation 886
Elk:
winter feed facilities 697, 931, 1012
Elk River:
bridge 424,578,668
examination, etc 1073
Elk River Coal & Lumber Co., coal 468
Elkin & Alleghany R. R., guaranty status 297
EUay Co. v. Frank K. Bowers 1126
Elliott, Charlotte, bacterial stripe blight of
oats.. 399,532
EUiott, E. M.:
bridge across Ohio River 427, 583. 670
Elliott, E. M., and Associates, Inc.:
bridge across M issouri River 558
bridge across Ohio River 427,710
Elliott, James I., r. Treasurer of U. S 175
Elliott, Malcolm, New Orleans, La., district- . 518
Elliott, Richard N. (Representative from Ind.):
reports made by-
Conference Com 416,545
Public Buildings and Grounds Com._ 352,
443, 696, 697, 829, 830, 977
Elliott Fuel Co., coal 1027
Ellis, Abraham M., v. United States 859,879
Ellis, N. R., soft-pork investigations 650
Ellis Bay, chart 53
Ellsberg, Edward, recognition of service 974
Ellsworth, C. E., surface water supply 1022
Ellsworth, Lincoln:
medal of honor 841,964,1095
V. United States 1110
Elm, Chinese, in American horticulture 145
Elmer Candy Co., Inc., cases. 1040
Elmhurst quadrangle, 111. 1114
El Oriente, steamship, claim 749
El Paso, Tex.:
air navigation maps 776
bridge 348,454,544
EI Paso and Juarez Traction Co 348,454,544
El Paso County Water Improvement District 1:
payments on irrigation project —
hearings. 1000
law.... 1102
reports 961, 1000
El Paso Electric Co., bridge 348,454,544
El Sol, steamship, claim 749
Elsworth, R. H.:
agricultural cooperative associations 526
agricultural statistics, 1926 142
Eltinge, Richard L., schizoid mechanisms 392
15950—29 5
Page
Ely, C. F., outbreak of scarlet fever 49
Ely, Constance, appointment 764
Ely, Richard S., Fed. Trade Comn. decisions. 159,
602
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. v. U. S 1126
Embalming:
history _ 120
technique 496
Embassies, see Foreign service.
Embezzlement, substitution of "I O U's" 894
Emergency hospitals, Navy, hutment type 887
Emergency ofiQcers' retired list:
law.... 1098
minority views.. 701
reports 446,457,701,979
veto message 1055
Emerson, F. C, see Colorado River.
Emerson, T. H., Mobile, Ala., district 518
Emery River, bridge 816,841,932
Emigration:
statistics in Monthly labor review 751
Emigration and Immigration Conference, see
International Emigration and Im-
migration Conference.
Emley, Thomas N., relief. 833,981
Emley, W. E., manufacture of lime 286
Emmons, S. F., Leadville mining district 29
Emotions:
in pyschotic patients, Pressey test 907
influencia en la formacion del caracter 124
same (in Portuguese) 628
Empire Refineries, Inc.:
gasoline - 611
lubricating-oils 872
Employees, see Civil service pensions — Govern-
ment officials and employees— In-
dustry—Labor — Railroad employ-
ees— Safety of life — also names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., where
employed.
Emplovees' Compensation Commission 91,
291,357,601,1111
estimate 1064
report. July, 1926-June. 1927 357
repre.sentation in cases under longshore-
men's, etc., compensation act.. 688, 937
Employers, incidental cost of accidents 117
Employers' liability and workmen's compen-
sation:
accident compensation in D. C. —
hearings 712,846
law 932
reports 811,846,950
rules governing self-insurance 1111
conflict of laws, workmen's compensation. 751
industrial-accident problem 492
legislation of 1927 (2 entries) 492
longshoremen's, etc., compensation act —
opinions approved 291, 601
right of workers to compensation 601
publications for sale by supt. of docs 603
relation to vocational rehabilitation 725
United States Government-
civilian employees 497
compensation act, as amended 91
laws, compilation 287
workmen's insurance and compensation
series 751
see also Employees' Compensation Com-
mission.
Employment agencies:
activities of State, etc., services 45,116,
244, 308, 491, 622, 750, 883, 1044, 1129
directory, public employment offices. 308, 1129
Employment and unemployment:
Americans in the Far East, employment- 151
employment prospects 244,372
in Baltimore, unemployment 751
in Europe, unemployment (3 entries in all) 751,
884
industrial employment information bul-
letin 45,116,177,244
308, 372, 491, 622, 750, 883, 1044, 1129
legal tender money to employ unem-
ployed . . -- 944,1106
1216
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Employiuont and uupmployment-Continued.
national forests, employment mformation 402
selected industries, employment 45, 116, l/S,
244, 308, 372, 491, 751, 883, 1044, 1129
.statistics of unemployment, analysis 996
to stabilize employment.- ---- 845
trade-unions and unem!)loyment (2) /5i
unemployment and part-time employment,
extent
Kraployment omcesViee Employment agencies.
Employment ServMce.-...^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
estimate, 1929 ;;-,^??
posters....... 883,1044
Empyema, thoracotomy, end results. iv^
Emulsions: , , ,„„_
lubricating-oil, San Jose scale control 108^
petroleum-oil emulsion toxicity 6
Enamel:
rates on - '^^^
slips controlling consistency 285
Enameled-ware, rates on - 870
Encarnacao Anchorage, chart 249
Encephalitis:
hemorrhagic, neoarsphenamine poisoning.. 497
Encephalitis lethargica:
diagnosis, chronic epidemic encephalitis... 514
in V. S. Army in World War 779
treatment 49
Elndamnebic carriers and amoebic dysentery. . . 888
Endarteritis, acute, from electric shock 247
Endeavour Strait, chart 53
Enderby Islands, see Puluwat Islands.
Endicott, Louise, Kahn and Wassermaun tests.. 514
Enemy property:
of—
Kloz, Louis F 504
Lippe, Caroline, Countess Zur 1139
Zedtwitz, Waldemar C. von 1055
releases arranged by U. S. and Gt. Brit... 1143
sequestrated, and payment of mixed claims. 769
settlement of claims-
estimate 903
hearings. 586
law 668,834
reports 352,545,586
taxes, computing, collecting, and paying... 1146
Enemy Property Custodian, see Alien Property
Custodian.
Enemy trade, see Trading with the enemy act.
Energy:
Garabed, free-energy generator .566, 1010
net value in corn silage, etc 3
net value of corn to chickens 3,4
Engano Island, chart ,500
Engineer Corps, Army:
correspondence course... 66
orders and regulations, changes 778,910
rank, duties, and addresses... 26.5,909
regulations 198
Engineer Department, Armv 66, 137, 199, 265,
325, 394, 516, 642, 778, 909, 1073, 1151
report, 1927 394
salaries, OfTice of Chief of Engineeers 1065
Engineer Department, District of Columbia:
report, 1927 356
Engineering, see Marine engineering— Steam
engineering.
Engineering Branch, Forest Service 145
Engineering Bureau, Navy Dept 119,180,246,
310, 374, 496, 624, 753, 886, 1047, 1131
report, 1927 374,753
Engineering Standards Committee, see Ameri-'
ican Engineering Standards Com-
mittee.
Engineering supplies for Government 511
Engineers:
basic training manual for Nat. Guard 326
<letail to Latin America 854
fleet, etc., assignment 566,853,935
see also Engineer Corps, Army.
Engines:
aircraft—
approved type certificates 1086
centrifugal type injection valves 47
cleaning fluids, inflammation tests 137
combustion chambers, performance 624
noinlnistion lime in engine cylinder 245
Page
Engines — Continued,
aircraft— Continued .
friction 47
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
fuelinjection, and compression ignition. 119
fuel injection, spray penetration, etc.. 1046
fuel sprays, apparatus for studying 495
measurement of engine power in flight. 119
normal and high air temperatures 495
overcompressed engine using gasoline.. 495 g
power output and air requirements 119 I
supercharger. Roots type 47,1046 "
supercharging air-cooled engine 752
technical order. Air Corps 136, 137
technical regulations 324
test engine, N. A. C. A 119
census of manufactures, 1925 80
see also Diesel engines— Locomotives.
England, Charles H., v. United States 306
England, E. T. (Representative from W. Va.):
contested election-
arguments 679
letter from clerk of House 346
report 811
England, see Great Britain.
Engle, Earl T., crayfishes of genus Cambarus . 16
Englebright, Harry L. (Representative from
Calif.):
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com 554,555,815,9.54
Public Lands Com 568,
569, 697, 831, 977, 978
Englehart, G. A., v. Mexico. 130,193
English Channel, lights, etc 121
English Road chart 249
English sparrow as pest 916
Engraving:
census of manufactures, 1925 149
supplies for Government 390
Engraving and Printing Bureau 389, 511, 771
report, 1927 389
unclassified laborers in rag laundry 1140
Enid Milling Co. v. United States 304
Enlarging Capitol Grounds, Commission for,
see Capitol Grounds, Commission
for Enlarging of.
Enlarging Capitol Grounds, Commission on,
see Capitol Grounds, Commission
on Enlarging.
Enlisted men, see Army— Marine Corps-
Navy— oi«o certain headings begin-
ning Pay.
Enlistment, see Recruiting and enlistment.
Ennis, C. C, azimuths of celestial bodies 311
Ennis Coal Co. c. United States 486
Enoch, William T., relief 419,929,986
Enochs Lumber & Manufacturing Co _. 169
Enslow, L. H., sewage chlorination 134
Enterprize Box Co., lumber ". 738
Entomology, see Insects.
Entomology Bureau 7, 74, 144, 206,
272, 331, 402, 529, 651, 786, 917, 1081
posters 402
report, 1927.. 273
see also Marlatt, C. L.
Entomology Congress, see International Con-
gress of Entomology.
Enuresis 308
Envelopes:
distinctive design for air mail 894 •
for—
Government departments, proposal,
etc 1139
Government Printing Office, contracts . 726
postal service, proposal, etc - 762
letters in business reply envelopes 1136
rates on 471, 609
special-request, local address on 502
stamped, manufacture and sale lOH
stamped, redemption 894
stock catalogue and price list, G. P. O 27
windows of window envelopes 21
Enzymes produced by Bacterium pruni... 203,209
Eocene period, crabs from Texas 767
Epes, Ala :
bridge, highway 429,672,711
bridge, railroad 429,455,585,672
«
July-June
1217
Page
Kphemerides:
sun and Polaris, 1927 _.. 227
sun and Polaris, 1928 293
see also American ephemeris and nautical
almanac.
Epidemic encephalitis, see Encephalitis lethar-
gica.
Epidemics, see Contagious diseases— Diseases—
also names of diseases.
Epiglottis retractor 1149
Epilepsy, fits and mental symptoms--. 1070
Epstein, J., vibratory sensibility 1070,1071
Epworth Heights, Mich., chart 520
Equal rights of women, see Women.
Equipment and Supplies Division. Post OlBce
Dept 503,630,763, 10;.4
Equipment Branch, .\ ir Corps 642, 777
Equipment trusts, see names of railroads, etc.
Equipments, see Army .supplies.
Eciuitable Trust Co. of New York 174
Equity, see Courts of equity.
Erickson, Ethel, women in vegetable canneries. 117
Erickson, Jennie v., patent appeal... 342
Ericsson, Herman C, r. Ignited States.- 746
Erie & Michigan Rv. & Navigation Co 471
Erie Bolt & Nut Co., iron 871
Erie Railroad:
bonds 102
coal 231
control by Chesapeake & Ohio Ry 1118
equiiiment, construction and repair 102
equipment trust 165,471
rates on^
basket hoops -.- 1025
coal 734
fruit wrappers 103
iron 1030
manures 105
marble 475
rayon 480
silicomanganese 1036
wood-pulp 40
reconsignmen t 742
switching charges 876
valuation 735
Erie Terminals R. R., valuation- 735
Erlanger, N., Blumgart & Co., Ine 860
Ernest, L. B., tuberculin testing of livestock. . 785
Ernst, Frank A.:
a*^mospheric nitrogen fixation... 350
nitrogen situation, European countries 288
world's inorganic nitrogen industry 350
Erosion:
shore lands, protection 990
soil, national menace 785
Erwin, G. H., Cape Mala, Republic of Panama. 496
Escambia County ,.\la.:
bridge across Conecuh River 423, 577, 667
Escambia Countv, Fla.:
bridge acro,ss Perdido Bay 843,959,993,1102
bridge across Santa Rosa Sound . 959,994, 1103
Escanaba, Mich., port of entry, abolishing 255
Escanaba & Lake Superior R. R., notes 735
Esch, John J., member of I. C. C 716
Eskimo of western .\laska 898
Eslick, Edward E. (Representative from Tenn.) :
reports made by —
Claims Com... 550
War Claims Com 570
Esmeralda formation flora in Nevada- 385
Esophagus, cicatricial stenosis 887, 1047
Espy, Douglas B., relief 946
Essential oils:
census of manufactures. 1925 79
e.xtracting volatile oils from plants, etc 655
Establishnent funds for disabled workers 45,46
Estabrook, William H., relief 563
Estate tax, see Inheritance and transfer tax.
Estates of citizens dying without U. S 192,900
Esters, see Ethyl esters.
Estes, William, military record 563
Estey, William H., funeral expenses, etc 416
Estimates of appropriations, see Appropria-
tions— Budget— o;.«o special subjects
of appropriations or Department or
bureau submitting estimates.
Page
Ethnology:
Fox, contributions... ^ 191
Indian ethnological research —
estimate 903
hearing 688
law 802
reports 688,715
Ethnology Bureau 191
see also Fewkes, J. Walter.
Ethyl esters:
chaulmoogra oil 502
iododihydrochaulmoogric acid 63
Etna & Montrose R. R.. valuation 2.32
Etruscan dentistry. 640
Eulogies:
Cummins, Albert B. 287
Flahert v, Lawrence J 287
Fuller, Charles E 221
Ladd, Edwin F 287
La Follette, Robert M 221
McKinlev, William B 287
Raker, John E 287
Eupatorium urticaefoHum. see White snakerool.
Eureka Hill Ry., deficit status 609
Europe:
agricultural survey 400,648
American automotive products 660
American battle fields, guide 78
cemeteries, mothers, etc., to visit. 564,692, 1005
chart 889
corn borer, controlling factors 917
currency and finance 1C07
early man, field studies, 1927 898
foot-and-mouth disease control 1080
foreign service officers o£U. S 1056
industrial electrical equipment markets 795
motion pictures-
industry in 1927 795
market in Central Europe 84
short subject film market 339
motor vehicles, installment selling 925
nitrogen situation 288
radio markets, conditions... 152
tax and corporation law 538
tool markets 538
unemployment (3 entries in all) 751 , 884
European corn borer:
bibliography... 1082
controlling factors in Europe 917
eradication or control —
control compaign report 647
estimate 1066
hearings 546,806
law .--■-. 1099
reports 806,836
farm practices, corn-borer conditions 400
imported parasites 207
present status 207
quarantine, notices 4,72,141,400
scouting, quarantine, etc 331
European larch canker, investigation esti-
mate 1066
European red mite:
control experiments 402
taxonomic status of Paratetranychus „ . 648,917
European War, 1914-1918:
-American battle fields, guide.. 78
foreign relations of United States 1061
Medical Department of U. S. Army... 138,779
money cost to U. S. Government 769
see also special subject, e. g. Monuments
and memorials.
Eurytoma parva, parasite of wheat jointworm. 7
Eustis Fort, area restored 382
Eustis National Forest, order rescinded 382
Evangelical Synod of North America, census. 1087
Evans, Isabel P., bibliography of George F.
Becker 493
Evans, John M. (Representative from Mont.):
reports made by-
Indian AlTairs Com 081
Public Lands Com 697
Evans, L. IL, Bordeaux mixtures 919
Evans, W. E. (Representative from Calif.):
reports made by —
Naval Allairs Com 442,695,974
1218
iNDEX, 1927-1928
Page
Evau!i MUllng Co. r United States ----- 619
Kvansville, Ind. bridge 684,817,9iM
Kvaporiiti'd apples, see Aj^ple.
Kvaporateil milk, see Milk.
Evaporation in the Southwest -ii-
Kve, .\. S., geophysical methods of prospect-
ing - 3^'
Evening schools, see Schools.
Evens i Howard Fire Brick Co., bricks 732
Svenson, O. L., coal-tar food dyes — --- 530
Everett, Ouerra, .■\merican-Cuban commerce-- _^83
Everett Harbor, Wash., chart 793
Everlastik, Inc., p. United States - 289
Evidence in prohibition cases, admissibility.-- 562
Evolution:
in pocket gophers of California - 190
of stars - - 191
organic, history 190
Euing, n. E.:
iegs, etc., of arthropod gi-oups_ --- 89s
scorpions of western U. S. and Mexico 1143
Ewins, Paul A., pumping for irrigation ."iSS
Ewing, .'^. P., soil-corrosion studies 1093
Ex-Cel Uattery Works v. United States—. 157,239
E.\-servico men, see Veterans, and references.
Examination, see Physical examination.
Examinations:
Naval Academy, admission -. 120, 1132
Steamboat Inspection Service, entrance... 11,
1086
see also headings for classes of persons for
which civil service examinations
are held, e. g. Postmasters.
Examiners Board of Foreign Service, see
Foreign Service Board of Exam-
iners.
Examinijig surgeons, see Surgeons.
Excavating machinery, rates on 735
Excelsior, Government supplies 62,638
Excess-profits tax:
administration, survey. 288
computation, trading with the enemy act. 1146
Exchange, see Foreign exchange.
Exchange National Bank of Spokane v. U. S... 114
Exchange Service, see International Exchange
Service.
Excise, see Internal revenue.
Executive, see President of United States.
Executive Committee of Foreign Service Per-
sonnel Board, see Foreign Service
Personnel Board.
Executive Department of The Panama Canal,
see Panama Canal (zone).
Executive Departments:
business organization, addresses 63S, 1145
claims for damages to private property. 388
1064
economies effected, 1927 132
supplies—
1928, awards 62,195,390,771
1928, general schedule 62,390
1928, specifications, etc.. 261,322,638
1929, awards _.. 1146
1929, specifications, etc "390,
511, 638, 772, 1146
see also -Appropriations— Government offi-
cials and employees— ofeo names
of Departments.
Executive OfTico appropriations, see Appropri-
ations, independent offices.
Executive Office of The Panama Canal, see
Panama Canal (zone).
Executive orders, see subjects of orders.
Executive proclamations, see President of
United States— oi«o subjects of
proclamations.
Exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis . 514
Exhaust eijuipment temperature determina"-
tion 777
Exhibitions:
extension exhibits, preparation, etc... 143
see also names of exhibitions— o?so special
subject.
Exner, Felix, world weather records 129
Expeditionary Forces, see American Expedi-
tionary Forces.
Expeditions, see Explorations— a/so names of
expeditions.
Pag*
Expenditures, see Budget— Campaign expend-
itures—Family— Finance.
Expenditures in Executive Departments Com-
mittee, House:
clerk and janitor 546
duties, to amend rules of House 570
hearings 679,951
reports -- 552,951
Expenditures in Executive Departments Com-
mittee, Senate: ^
report 996 I
Expenditures in Senatorial Primary and Gen- '
eral Elections, Special Committee
Investigating, Senate:
liearings 455
reports 455, 712
Experiment farms, see names of farms.
Experiment station record --- 7.5,207,
273, 331, 402, 652, 786, 918, 1082
abstract number- - . 7. 144, 207, 331, 530, 786, 1082
index number —
v. 55 -- 74
V. 56 402
Experiment stations, see Agricultural experi-
ment stations — Fisheries experi-
ment stations — Mining experiment
stations — also names of stations.
Experiment Stations Office 7,74,144,
207, 273, 331, 402, 530, 652, 786, 918. 1082
report, 1927 331
Explanatory circular. Library of Congress 492
Exi)loration of the Arctic Regions by Means
of tlie -Virship, International So-
ciety for, see International Society
for Exploration of the Arctic Re-
gions by Means of the .\irship.
E.xplorations, Government publications 727
see also Smithsonian expeditions — aho
names of expeditions, or names
of places explored.
Explosives:
mine accidents due to explosives- 85
production in United States, 1926 85
publications for sale 226, 1113
publications of Mines Bureau 85
stemming, effect on efficiency 796
transportation, I. C. C. regulations- -- 102
see also names of explosive substances.
Export declarations:
automotive apparatus and supplies 280
electrical apparatus and supplies 794
machinery 925
Export duties, see Tariff.
Export Oil Corporation v. United States 24
Exports, see Imports and exports.
Expositions, see names of expositions.
Express, see names of commodities and names
of companies.
Express Publishing Co., paper... 1033
Exstein, Henry L., Co., Inc., United States ». 1018
Extension Conference, see Western States
Extension Conference.
Extension Service, Agriculture Dept 332
cooperative extension work, estimate 1065
report, 1927 332
see also Warburton, C. W.
Extension work:
adult education, university helps 863
agriculture-
cooperative work, 1925 143
estimate for 1929 1066
further development, hearings. 417, 448, 835
further development, law 1098
further development, reports.- 417
448,703,938 ^,
handbook 528 m
ten years of extension, 1915-24 528 M
to extend benefits to Hawaii, hearings- 1105 ~
to extend benefits to Hawaii, law 933
to extend benefits to Hawaii, re-
ports 598,806
exhibits, how to prepare and display 143
farm management, 1914-24 917
home economics, cooperative work, 1925 143
home economics, handbook - 528
home-management extension work, 1914-24. 331
program for Western States 206
July-June
1219
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SitensioQ Work Office, see Cooperative Ex-
tension Work Oflic-e.
extradition:
treaty with Honduras 1001. ll«
treaty with Poland... 1061
iye:
examination, factor in accident reduction.. 497
examinations, suggestions regarding. 040
local anesthesia in eye work 246,247
protection, safety standards 201
sN'philitic eye tragedies, prevention 514
see aho Retinitis pigmentosa.
iye-testing apparatus, an improvement in 887
Czekiel, Mordecai, inice of hogs 204
F
i"aaborg Harbor, chart 249
i'abens, Tex., port of entry 1056
•'abrics, see Textiles.
""aceina, .\nna, relief 575
•"actories, census of manufactures, 1925 149
•'actory-to-Vou Furniture Store 602
•"acuity Club of Cniversity of California. . 460,879
"ading, see Radio communication,
"ahrenwald, A. W., hj-draulic classification... 411
•"allure, see Bankruptcy.
•"ain, Edmund, United ^tatesr 304
•"ain, W. L., Grain ("o. r. United States 175
•"airbank, H. S., agricultural statistics 142
•"airbanks, .\. J.:
pressure distribution tests 179
pressure over model of upper wing, etc 119
•"airbanks, .\laska, land district, boundaries... 56
Fairfax County, Va., bridge 685,710,936
"'airlawn ave., D. C 810,996,1099
•"airman, Charles E., art, etc., of U. S. Capitol. 447
""airport Harbor, Ohio 764
•"airport, Painesville & Eastern R. R.:
debentures 1028
notes 610
securities 32
raja d'Agua, chart 249
rakarava .\tolI, chart 890
•"ales, Louis H., tuberculosis 1070
""all army worm 631
•"all River, Mass.:
Chamber of Commerce —
unlading and lading 1037
customhouse, etc., estimate 1067
Walloon, Virgil, bridge 558,709,802
•"alter, Benjamin F., v. United States 368,879
'amily:
expenditures, planning and recording 332
living from the farm 400
nutritive needs 332
prisoners' families, welfare in Ky 1129
?ans, see Electric fans.
?anshaw, Cape, lands. 256
?ar East:
employment, etc., for Americans.. 151
film market, short-subject 795
typhoons 335,405
far Eastern Section 151, 152
farenholt, A.:
commanding officer of naval hospital. _ 246, 247
grease rack for automobiles 247
viewing stand, etc., for operating room 497
Fargo, X. Dak.:
bridge 685,844,936
Commercial Club-
coal 733
Farley & Loetscher Manufactm-tng Co 235
Farlow, William G., biographical memoir 493
Farm animals, see .A.nLmals— Cattle.
Farm buildings:
I beautifying the farmstead 532
' publications on farm homes.. 225,1020
Farm colonies:
organized rural commimities —
hearings. 561,590
report 819
Farm economics series 653,919
Farm equipment, see Farm implements and
machinery.
Farm implements and machinery:
case of Lewis & Conger 25
manufactiwe and sale of farm equipment... 13
see also names of implements and machines.
Page
Farm labor:
farm labor series i(W4
for mental eases.. 040
harvest hands in wheat belt, poster 1044
hay stackers to save labor 649
saving by hogging down crops 649
Farm Labor Division:
harvest hands, 1928, poster 1044
strawberry pickers wanted, poster 883
summary of activities, 1927.. 622
Farm loan act, see Agricultural credit.
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:
business of farming. 653
extension, 1914-24 917
publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 225, 1020
ranch organization, etc., in (ireat Plains... 648
Farm products, see .A.gricultm'al products.
Farm relief, see Agricuilture.
Farm work, see Farm labor.
Farmers:
agricultural relief (surplus control) -
bill and prospectus, Poindexter plan... 3-53
export debenture plan 546
hearings 546,675,800,983
minority views 806
reports. 704,806,832,939
statement of William HoUingsworth... 983
veto message 1056
birds useful to farmer 6,6.50
farmer and -\merican merchant marine 897
farmer and Shipping Board 189
hawks and owls from standpoint of farmer. 6
prices received for farm products 5
seed marketing hints 72
utilidad de la radiotelefonia 55
Farmers' buUetins:
lists 0! bulletins— .
available for distribution 8
classified list 209.403
for persons in cities and towns. 333, 403. 919
for sale by supt. of documents 159, 862
numerical lists 75, 333, 403, 531, 653, 787
title-pages, etc., bulletins 1276-1500 403
see also subjects of bulletins.
Farmers Federated Fertilizer Corporation 24,
288, 350
Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., exr., v. U. S 2.37
Farmers' market, see Markets.
Farmers National Bank, relief 548,8:59,929
Farming, see Agriculture — Dry farming.
Farms:
beef, slaughtering, cutting, curing 330
blue-fos farming in Alaska 785
business, method of analyzing 74
butter making and storing for winter use.. 206
butter making on farm 651
cleaning grain 142
concrete for farm use 405
coniferous trees, growing and planting 8
corn-belt farms —
changes effected by tractors 1080
cost of using horses 329
shall I buy a tractor? 204
corn borer conditions, practices 400
cost accotmting system 4
drainage of irrigated farms 276
family living from farm 400
forestry, and farm income 402
forestry, publications of Agric. Dept... 402,652
fm^ farm, experimental 73,785
gardens in the North 334
hardwood seedlings 274
horseshoeing on farm 73
inventories 271
lease contract 204, 1080
milk and cream cooling 331
milk utensils, washing and sterilizing 917
neufchatel and cream cheese manufacture.. 7
opportunities on Orland irrigation project. 295
population, etc., 1925, coimtv tables.. 12,
13, 14, 15, 79, 80, 81, 82, 149. 150
poultry raising 650
property, protection from lightning 790
1220
Index, 1927-1928
I
Page
Farms— Continued.
real estate situation, 1926-27-. --- ^"^
selecting a farm - o**
sheep— _„.
breeds ---, ;»*
equipment for raismg '»«
sheep raising for beginners lOsi
shop work, course for teachers.. 1018
terracing farm lands lOsf
timber, measuring and marlcetmg 2/4
vinegar making-....--- }43
vocational education for farm children 117
weirs, construction and use 10
woods, care and improvement 403
see also .Agriculture— a;*o certain headings
beginning Agricultural— Farm— u/«o
names of exiicrinient farms.
Farmstead, see Farm buildings.
Farrell, George E., 4-H club work 528
Farris, Amos, v. United States. 1126
Farris, O. W., v. United States.. - 1126
Fatalities, see Death.
Faulkner County, Ark., lands.... 831, 857, 978, 1095
Fauna, see Animals— -A.nimals (fossil).
Faust, Edward A., v. United States 289,879
Faustina, Gilbert, relief 946
Fawcett, II. S., citrus fruit decay 399,525
Favetteville, N. C, air navigation map 775
Fayetteville, Tcnn., sec State Bank & Trust
Co., Favetteville, Tenn.
Fears, Jess T., relief 983
Feather River Lumber Co. v. United States 24, 239
Federal, see certain headings beginning Federal,
Government, and National.
Federal Board for Vocational Education 26,
91, 158, 224, 291, 357, 725, 861, 1018
laws relating to World War veterans 134
rcjiort, 1927 357
Federal buildings, see Public buildings.
Federal Can Co., cans .- 466
Federal Cement Tile Co., cement 733
Federal control, see Government control.
Federal Courfs see Courts of United States, and
references.
Federal Departments, see Executive Depart-
ments.
Federal employees, see Government officials
and employees.
Federal Farm Board:
to establish for agricultural relief-
hearings -. 546,675,806
minority views 806
reports 704,806,832,939
veto message 1056
Federal farm loan act, see Agricultural credit.
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) 195, 390, 1068, 1146
members of board, confirmation 574
receivers appointed by Farm Loan Board 944
rei)ort, 1926 195,390
re[)ort, 1927 1146
Federal Horticultural Board 144,207,273,787
estimates 389, 1065
report, 1927 273
service and regulatory announcements 144,
208 27*^ 787
Federal Industrial Institution for Women '431544
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia' 984
Federal intermediate credit banks, statements
of condition 1068,1146
hederal land banks, statements of condi-
., , ,, tion.. 1068,1146
federal laws, see Laws, and references
Federal .Mail Order Co 602
Federal Match Corporation:
matclK's 1032
switching charges ill 744
Federal Narcotics Control Board """ io69
Federal Oil Conservation Board:
appropriation to continue available 902
report, Jan. 1928 463
Federal Point lighthou.se reservation.. ""^"956, 991
Federal Power Commission 291 1018
act to create ___ ' ' 359
additional employees.. 683
Federal Power Commission— Continued.
report, 1927 291
rules, etc.. Federal water power act lOlS
unsound basis of Federal water power act.. 350
Federal property, .sfe Government property.
Federal Radio Commission.. 291
confirmation of commissioners, hearings 456, 589
continuing powers, etc 589, 673, 689, 699, 801
estimate, 1929 1065 .
jurisdiction 689 m,
report, 1927 291 f
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas 699
Federal Reserve Bank of SanFrancisco 984
Federal reserve banks:
inter-district collection system 27
changes 92,158 225,
292, 357, 461, 601, 725, 861, 1019, 1111
loans for speculative purposes —
hearings. 837
report 984
Federal Reserve Board 26,91,158,225,
291, 357, 461, 601, 725, 861, 1019, 1111
regulations, relating to member banks 771
regulations, series of 1928 357
report, 1926... 27
report, 1927 725
Federal reserve bulletin 26,91, 158,225,
291, 357, 461, 601, 725, 801, 1019, 1111
index to v. 13 357
Federal reserve member banks:
inter-district collection system 27
changes 92, 158,225,
292, 357, 461, 601, 725, 861, 1019, 1111
member bank call report 158,357,725, 1019
regulations of Federal Reserve Board 771
Federal reserve notes, outstanding. 61, 132, 194, 261,
322, 389, 511, 637, 771, 904, 1068, 1145
Federal Reserve Retirement Fund 547
Federal reserve system, see certain headings
beginning Federal reserve.
Federal Specifications Board:
specifications —
alphabetical indexes, etc.. 89,798
brick, common clay 87
brick, sand-lime 220
bunting, wool 284
burlap 285
carpets and rugs 285
cells and batteries, dry 343
hollow tile 88, 154
hose, fire 286
ink- 88,343
lamps, electric 414
leather 88,154,220
lubricants and liquid fuels 217
mosquito netting 798
oil-cloth 286
packing, asbestos metallic cloth sheet.. 22
packings, asbestos wick and rope 22
paint. 665
rags, cotton, for wiping machinery 285
ribbons, computing, etc., machine 87
ribbons, hectograph 87
ribbons, typewriter.. 89
rubber boots 226
screws, wood 285
tablecloths, cotton 282
tires, and inner tubes
waterproofing for use with mortar, etc -1093
Federal statutes, see Laws.
Federal taxation, see Taxation and references.
Federal Trade Commission 92,
158,225,292,357,462, 601, 725, 861, 1019, 1112
decisions—
V. 8 159^ ,
V. 9 60^
V. 9, index M
see also names of companies, etc.
estimate, 1929 1096
report, 1927 357
reports on —
cottonseed industry 726
electric-power industry 726
Panhandle crude petroleum 726
utility corporations. 1020. 1112
rules of practice, etc 92,462
Federal Valley R. R., notes 471
Federal water power act, see Federal Power
Commission.
July-June
1221
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Federated Metals Corporation:
brass 98,607,732,867, 1025
copper 32,296
solder 38
spelter .._ 743, 1123
Federation of Arts, see American Federation of
Arts.
Federation of Trade-Unions, see International
Federation of Trade-Unions.
Fedorov, E. E., das klima als wettergesam-
theit 335
Fee, May, relief 706,947,1096
Feed mills, see Mills and millwork.
Feed water and apparatus 119,120,753,754
Feeding, see Food— Food for cattle— Food for
poultry.
Feeding stuSs, see Food for cattle.
Fees, Don C, relief 676
Fees:
accounts of U. S. marshals, etc... 432, lOOl, 1100
clerk of Supreme Court of D. C... 431, 717, 801
consular ._. 127, 2.5S
expenses of keeping boats, etc 963
marshal in District of Columbia 431
marshals of United States, deposit 4.32, 1001
patents to Govt, employees without fees —
hearings 1107
law 935
reports 695,854
refund of certain visa fees 681,699
royalties on Indian land minerals 422, 715
Feick, George, & Sons Co. v. David H. Blair.. 724
Feldspar:
production in 1926 217
rates on 471
Felialupo Road, chart " 759
Fellows, H. C, oil content of seeds, etc 916
Felsenthal, Ben, & Co., United States p 91
Felt, M. E., ground water pollution 64
Felt goods, census, 1925 214
Felt hats, see Hats.
Females, see "Women.
Femur, sarcoma of (2 entries) 497
Fena, John, grapes 166
Fences, rates on 610
Fenn, E. Hart (Representative from Conn.):
reports made by-
Census Com 807,944
Fenton, A. W., Co., United States r 1017
Fenton, F. A.:
dispersal of cotton-boll weevil 648,917
new parasitic HjTnenoptera 2.58
Ferguson, Henry G.:
Gilbert district, Nev 294, 1114
Mogollon mining district, N. Mex 95
Fergusson, S. P.:
aerological soundings, instruments, etc 212
recent contributions to hygrometry 335
Fermentation of sauerkraut .525,647
Fernald Co., United States r 486
Fernandina, Fla.:
aviation charts 248,312
lighthouse reservation for park 841
Ferraz de Carvalho, Anselmo, climate of Coim-
bra, Portugal, review 77
Ferrell, John A., health organization 371,750
Ferric sulphate-sulphuric acid process 19
Ferris, C. E., bridge 426,580,669
Ferris, Cornelius, Irish Free State 795
Ferris, Mary E., to pay 835
Ferris, AVoodbridge N., to pay widow 835
Ferrite microstructure, unusual features 665
Ferromanganese, case of B. & O. R. R 1017
Ferrules, condenser tube, and tube sheets 87
Fertility in strawberry 9
Fertilization of date palm flowers 648,788
Fertilizer companies, violation of antitrust
laws 561
Fertilizers:
census of manufactures, 1925.. 80
flue-cured tobacco, fertilizer tests 276
mineral content of plant solution 71,141
publications for sale by supt. of docs 1021
rates on fertilizers 165,471.1118
see also Muscle Shoals— a/«o names of ferti-
lizer materials.
Fess, I.ehr, rules of House, etc 416
Page
Fess, Simeon D. (Senator from Ohio):
reports made by-
Library Com 590,591,717,850,851,1001
Fever, see name of fever.
Fewkes, J. Walter:
aboriginal wooden objects from Florida 766
archeology of Piedmont region of S. C 898
Katcina altars in Hopi worship. 190
see also Ethnology Bureau.
Fiber board, see Pulp board.
Fiber-board cans, rates on 471
Fibers:
educational illustrations 528,529
kemp fibers in mohair fleeces 205
miscellaneous products, census, 1925 148
textile, skin protection from sunburn.. 203, 270
see also Caroa fiber.
Fiction, thirty great books 27
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland... 419,575,666
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. f. U. S... 42,1110
Fidelity Union Trust Co 239
Fidelity Warehouse Co. v. United States 486
Fiduciary obligations, liability for breaches.. 678,
845, 932
Fiedler, R H.:
trade in fishery products. St. Louis, Mo... 409
trade in package fish products.. 924
Field, Marshall, & Co., United States v 25
Field activities of Plant Industry Bureau 209
Field artillery, see Artillery.
Field guns, see Guns.
Field operations of Soils Bureau. 1.36
Fieldner, A. C:
analyses of mine samples —
Arkansas coals 539
Indiana coals 411
Oklahoma coals 539
carbon monoxide self-rescuer 19
gas mask for protection in air 539
Fields, see Pastures.
Fifth & Ninth Districts Coal Traffic Bur 733
Fifty-cent piece, see Half-dollar.
Figs, rates on 870
Filing:
Coast Guard 389,903
Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau. 83
Reclamation Bureau 96
Filipinos:
in Hawaii National Guard, payment-
law ." 802
reports 563,592
statement of Victor S. K. Houston 1107
see also Philippine Islands.
Films, see Motion pictures.
Fils d'Aslan Fresco, relief 945
Filtration plants, municipal, results from 323
see also Washington Aqueduct and filtra-
tion plant.
Finanfas, industria, commercio serie, see
Finance.
Finance:
cities, financial statistics, 1926 338
daily statement of Treasury 61, 132. 194, 261,
321, 387, 509, 636, 769, 902, 1063, 1145
finangas, industria, commercio serie 55,
2.52,315,501,761,1136
finance circulars 67. 137
changes .520, 779
finanzas, industria, comercio serie _ 55,184,
252. 314, 378, 501, 760, 761, 892, 1136
publications for sale 462, 1112
receipts, etc., of U. S., 1927—
combined statement 636
report on state of finances 388, 770
report on state of finances, extracts 770
States, financial statistics, 1926. 149
see also Budget— Interstate Commerce
Commission, decisions (finance
reports)— a^.so names of countries
and places.
Finance and Investment Division, Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Bur 17,
83, 84, 151, 339. 409, 538, 925
Finance Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 354, 586, 712, 847, 997
hearings 586,847
reports 586,712,713,847,997
1222
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Finance Corporation, see War Finance Cor-
poration.
Finance Department, War Dept.. 67,137,520,779
Arnw regulations 65,135,198,
264, 324, 393, 515, 774, 907, 1071, 1149
finance circulars 67,137
changes - 520,779
Finance Division, see Finance and Investment
Division, Foreign and Domestic
Commorce Bur.
Finanzas, industria, comercio serie, see Finance.
Finch, E. H., phosphate rock 464,1114
Finch, H. A., Los Angeles, Calif., district 642
Finger, E., skin as a defense organ... 324
Finger-prints:
how to take 243
postal savings transactions 1139
Finkelslein & Konmiel v. United States 304
Finley, Sadie H., r. Frank T. Hines 601
Finn, A. N., heterogeneities in glass 798
Finney, W. B., relief -._ 981
Finnev County, Kans., purchase of lands 568,
597, 669
Fins, DH-4B model, wind tunnel tests 642
Fir, see Douglas fir.
Fire-box steel, see Steel.
Fire-clay:
rates on 471
refractories for marine service 415
Fire Department, District of Columbia:
report, 1927.. 356
salaries 551
Fire hose, see Hose.
Fire-hose racks, American marine standard 286
Fire-making apparatus in National Museum. 1143
Fire prevention:
aircraft fire prevention 777
handbooks for schools of Oregon 787
ignition equipment, fire hazard tests 642
National fire prevention week, 1927 187
woods fires, help prevent 8
Firearms, see Arms— Rifles.
Fires, see Forest fires^Mine fires.
First aid. Army training regulations 515
First National Pictures, Inc., IT. S. v 1040
First National Steamship Co. v. IT. R 304
First street, D. C, subsidence suits 455.
678, 801
First Trust and Savings Bank, trustee 242, 289
Fish, Charles J., cod eggs in Mass. Bay 536
Fish and fisheries:
biological inquires, 1925.. _ 151
biological inquires, 1926 408
classification, Library of Congress 885
cold storage holdings of fish 16 82
215, 280, 339, 408, 537, 660, 794, 924, 1089
conservation of fish 821,841,933
cottoid fishes of genus Artediellus 60
diiiappearing game fishes, remedy.... 12
fishery industries of United States . 1.51, 408
fishery products-
Alaska and United States, 1927 1089
Boston, Mass., calendar yr. 1927 537
Boston, Mass., monthly statement. 16,
83, 215, 280, 408, 537, 660, 794, 1089
Gloucester, Mass., calendar yr. 1927... 537
Gloucester, Mass., monthly state-
ment _.. 16,83,
^ , 215, 280, 408, 537, 660, 794, 1089
Portland, Me., calendar yr. 1927 537
Portland, Me., monthly statement 16
83, 215, 280, 408, 537, 660, 794, 1089
•St. Louis, Mo., trade, etc.. 409
Seattle, Wash., calendar vr. 1927. 537
Seattle, Wash., monthly statement ' 16
. 17,83,150,215,339,409.537,660,924
trade in package fish products . 924
transportation, to fix rates 716
Government supplies, fish.. 511 io69
lake fisl), tariff information survey ' 260
lake fish, trade between U. S. and Canada" 260
of —
Alaska, fishery industries, 1925 ]5i
Alaska, fishery industries, 1926 16
Alaska, laws, etc., for protection " 336
Atlantic Ocean, fishing banks 890 891
Chesapeake Bay, fishes ' 660
Cliile, fresh-water fi.shes... 493
Pagft
Fish and fisheries— Continued,
of — Continued.
Greenwood, Miss., fishes collected 409
Kev West, Fla., 2 new species 16
Pacific Ocean, fishing banks 890,891
Siberia, fisheries 151
Texas, marine fisheries 151
preserve for fish in Louisiana 943
publications on fishes 358
refrigeration of fish 151 .
statistical bulletin 16, 17.82,83, 1.50,215,280,
339, 408, 409. 537. 660. 794. 924, 1089
tolerance of high temperatures by fish 660
see also Shellfish— a/so certain headings
beginning Fish— a?.so names of fish.
Fish as food:
case of H. F. Hammond 91
propagation and distribution of fish.. 151, 1089
rates on fish 735
Fish-culture:
classification. Library of Congress 885
five vear program for Fisheries Bur 821,
96.5, 991
food fishes, propagation 151, 1089
lands ceded to Idaho 978
stations in—
Idaho 841
Montana 841
New Mexico 842
Fi.sh hatcheries, see Fish culture.
Fish-meal:
cases —
Bush, George S., & Co., Inc.. 1111
Schade, Wilfred, & Co 860
Tarr, George J., Co.. 860
industry.. 661
Fish-oil, rates on 1028
Fish-sounds, case of Gorton Pew Fisheries Co. 91
Fisher, A. K., hawks and owls 6
Fisher, D. F.:
acetaldehyde in Bartlett pears 532,647
apple powdery mildew, control 334
Fisher, Eleanor, laryngeal tuberculosis 198
Fisher, Hubert F. (Representative from Tenn.):
reports made by—
Military .\fTairs Com... 349,351,352,
433, 434. 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 563,
690, 691, 823
Fisher, L. M., shellfish sanitation. 196,323
Fisher, O. S., agronomy extension, 1915-24 528
Fisher, Walter K., Asteroidea, Forcipulata... 1142
Fisher, Fort, Battle of, memorial 956,991
Fisher Lumber Corporation, bridge.. 819,994, 1103
Fisher Supply Co., bath-tubs 97,1116
Fisheries, sec Fish and fisheries.
Fisheries Bureau 16,82,150,215,
280, 338, 408, 536, 660, 794, 924, 1089
bulletin-
1924, title-page, contents, etc 660
1925 280
1926 16,338
1927 660
divisional conference, 1927, proceedings 408
fisheries service bulletin 16,83, 1.50,
215, 280, 339. 408, 537, 600, 794, 924, 1089
five year construction, etc., program 821.
965, 991
report, 1926 151
report, 1927 280
Fisheries experiment station, coast of Wash 842
Fisheries service, see Fisheries Bureau.
Fishery products, see Fish and fisheries.
Fishes, see Fish and fisheries — also names of
fishes.
Flske, George B., marketing onions. 401^
Fisler, John, i>. United States 723. 104fl
Fistula: ^
gastro-jejunocolic fistula 284
multiple scrotal fistulae 247
Fitch, Florence C:
agricultural statistics 142
cattle, calves, beef, veal, hides, and skins.. 5
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products... 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
vegetable statistics 528
July-June
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Fits (epilepsy):
control 1070
Fits (metal):
comparison of standards 22
Fitzgerald, Gerald A., shipping oysters _. 660
Fitzgerald, James B., relief _ 450
Fitzgerald, John I., relief 946
Fitzgerald, John J., relief 839,946, 1095
Fitzgerald, Roy O. (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by-
Claims Com 419,420,548,550
Laws, Com. on Revision of 964, 1107
World War Veterans' Legislation
Com 446,701
statement on first airplane 1 107
Fitzgerald. Thomas J., census of manufactures. 1087
Fitzgerald, W. T. (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by —
Conference Com 805, 941
Invalid Pensions Com 560,819,960
Fitzgerald, Qa., bridge 558,710,803
FitzMaurice, James C, to present LMstin-
guished Flying Cross 823,935
FitzSimons, W, S., reinstatement 256
Five Civilized Tribes:
restrictions in lands, extension 814,
933, 953, 998, 1099
suits involving land titles 715
Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory 288
Flag, seeFlags.
Flag smut, see Smuts.
Flags:
description and use. Army regulations 198
Government supplies 511
official flag code of United States __ 962
to prevent desecration of flag of U. S.—
hearings 431
report 686
Flagstaff, Ariz., telephone line.. 848,954
Flagstaff at Fort Sumter as memorial 565,
938, 1007
Flaherty, Lawrence J., memorial addiesses 287
Flake, Wilson C:
British market for hosiery 18
Government publications rel. to textOes 84
Flame propagation of natural gas in air 662
Flash-light cases, metal and fiber 542
Flat spin, wind tunnel tests 495
Flathead National Forest, resources, etc 75
Flathead Reservation, see Jocko Reservation.
Flavor of milk, effect of some feeds 7,401
Flax:
census, 1925, dressed flax 148
fiber flax, educational illustrations 529
oil in flax, determination 1106
Flax rust control through immune strains 210
Fleas:
bubonic plague control, cheopis index i:54
control 1082
rat-flea survey of port of San Juan 773, 1069
Fleenor Office Furniture Co., furniture 611
Fleet Corporation, see Shipping Board Mer-
chant Fleet Corporation.
Fleet Marine Corps Reserve;
relief of retired, etc., members 694
retainer pay, date for filing claims 826
Fleet Naval Reserve:
relief of retired, etc., members 694
retainer pay, date for filing claims 826
Fleischmann Construction Co. f^. U. S 114,879
Fleming, Arthur H., v. David H. Blair 746
Fleming, John F., relief 967
Flescher, Carmen, bridge 685,845,936,994
Flescher, Groves K., bridge 685,845,936,994
Fleshings, rates on 32
Fletcher, Duncan U. (Senator from Fla.):
paper presented by —
cheap water transportation for Fla 1108
reports made by —
Commerce Com... 841,843,991,993
Military Affairs Com 594.
718, 719, 852, 853, 1004, 1005, 1006
Fletcher, MUan D.,v. United States 355
Flies:
and their eradication (2 entries) 48
control 907
house fly and how to suppress it 917
in Vieima Museum, American types 384
Page
Flies— Continued.
of western mountains S9S
see also names of flies.
Flight, see Aeronautics— Airplanes.
Flint, L. H., paper mulch... 919
Flint, W. P., chinch bug and how to fight it.. 1081
Flint River & Northeastern R. R 257
Floats, airplane, tests... 118,119
Floceulation reactions in syphilis 64
Flolir. Lewis B.:
agricultural products, foreign trade 142
agricultural statistics 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
marketing farm produce by parcel post 400
Flood Control Committee, House:
hearings 347,421,552,811,951
reports _ 553,679,811,951
Flood lights, airdrome landing-field 642
Floods:
conuol cf flood waters of U. S.—
hearings 347,421,552,951
report 951
county agents in flood areas-
hearings.. 346
law 543
reports *_ _. 417, 447
forests and floods 402
in —
Kentucky, relief 698,902
New England and eastern New York.. 534
New Hampshire, relief 770
Vermont, relief 699,770
tropical cyclones, inundations attending... 405
see also names of rivers.
Floor coverings:
article on 653
asphalted-felt-base, census, 1925 148
Government supplies 638
Floor-polishing compound 511
Floor wax. Government supphes 511
Flooring, rates on 632
Floors and floor coverings 653
Flora, see Botany— Plants— Plants (fossil).
Florell, Victor H., inheritance in wheats 533
Florence, Ala., rivers, etc., in district 517
Florence Luckenbach, transport, relief of
owners of cargo... 450
Florida:
aboriginal wooden objects 766
additional judge 717,820,963
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 13
charts 16, 1088
cheap water transportation 1108
citrus trees, spraying for insects, etc 273
fossil turtles from Pleistocene 129
Health Board-
chemical character of Florida waters 604
lands, disposition 697
loan or gift of U. S. S. Dispatch 457,
566, 668
mail contracts 315
map, post route 630
molluscan fauna of Alum Bluff group 1114
oyster beds, survey 843
pineapple culture 334
radiobeacon to be established off coast 1090
relief 839,962,1095
strange case of Florida v. Mellon 982
tobacco budworm and its control 7
waters, chemical character 604
Florida East Coast Canal 1108
Florida East Coast Car Ferry Co., relief 839,
946, 1095
Florida East Coast Railway:
rates on —
fruit 610
potatoes 479
Florida Keys, natural history studies 898
Florida National Forest, name changed 318
Florida, Straits of, chart 793
Florman Manufacturing Co., linseed-oil 738
Flotation of limestone from gangue 281
Flour:
exportation without payment of tax 1147
for pretzels 329
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Flour— Continued.
rates on 102,471
weights, etc., for wheat and rye products. . 551
704
sec also Chestnut flour.
Flour mills, see Mills and inillwork.
Flow:
formulas for simple quadrics 119
in metals, bibliography 665
Flower garden, see Gardens.
Flowers, Hiland L., psychotic patients 907
Flowers Lumber Co., lumber... 1120
Flue dust, magnetic concentration 281
Fluorspar in 1926 85
Flu.xing ores, see Ores.
Flu.xing stone, see Stone.
Fly, see Flies.
Flying, see Aeronautics.
Flying cadets of Air Corps 325, 1072
Flying fields, see Airports and aviation fields —
also names of fields.
Flying machines, see Airplanes — Seaplanes.
Flying pay, see certain headings beginning Pay.
Flynn, Welch, & Yates, lubrieating-oils 1120
Foam, see Milk.
Focal infection, see Infections.
Fodder, see Food for cattle.
Fog at sea 123,183,250,891
Fog signals:
Africa and Asia, etc 1049
Baltic Sea, etc. _ 121
British Islands, Enghsh Channel, etc 121
Great Lakes 662
North and South America, etc 757
Norway. Iceland, and Arctic Ocean 311
Fokker D-VII airplane, see Airplanes.
Folb, M. B., Cape Hatteras reminiscences 120
Folding machines. Government supplies 511
Folding Room, House of Representatives 346
Folger, J. A., & Co., coffee 869
Folger, William A., expert services 835
Folk-lore classification. Library of Cong 885
Follansbee, Robert:
surface water supply-
Colorado River basin 29
Great Basin 94
Mississippi River basin, lower 1022
Missouri River basin 94
Folsom, J. W., .\pterygota _ 384
Foltz, Ira W., patent appeal 218
Fond la Grange, chart... 375
Fonseca, Gulf of, chart 626
Food:
blacktongue-preventive action 1148
care of food in the home 787
census, 1925, miscellaneous food products.. 213
chinchilla rabbits for food 1081
crop improvement results 273
definitions, etc., for food products 332, 530
food and drugs act-
notices of judgment 308,332.
402, 530, 787, 1082
notices of judgment, index 272
regulations for enforcement 208
for children —
breast-feeding demonstrations 37 1
child's likes and dislikes 750
infant feeding in the tropics 497
young children 653
poisoning, relation of paratyphoid bacilli . . 888
publications for sale by supt. of docs 93, 463
rates on 165
see also Canned food — Coal-tar colors-
Diet — Markets— a ?«o names of spe-
cial foods and drinks.
Food Administration records, etc., transfer 504
Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration . . 75,
208, 332, 402, 530, 787, 1082
estimate, 1929 509
service and regulatory announcements 75,
208, 332, 530, 787
Food for birds:
forest, farm, and garden birds 205
wild-duck foods 785
Food for cattle:
dairy cattle _. 786
dairy cows. 74,206
Page
Food for cattle— Continued.
feeding cattle for beef 649
feeding experiments 144,207
Government supplies 772
milk flavor and odor affected by feeds 7
rations containing calcium, etc 269, 270, 401
roughage in rations for fattening calves 650
standard of weights, etc 551,704
steers, fattening on dry-land crops 271
vitamin B in feed and milk produced (2) . . 204
see also Forage and forage plants— a?so
names of feeding stuffs.
Food for mosquitoes:
anopheline larvae, food in pure culture 134
culicine larvae, food in pure culture 513, 639
Food for poultry:
feeding chickens 271,527
growth in relation to feed consumption... 1079
parasites, preparations for control 786
passage through digestive tract of hen 4
rates on buttermilk poultry feed 1117
Foods, see Food.
Foodstuffs Division 18, 660, 661 , 924, 1089
Foot-and-Mouth-Disease Commission report. 1080
Foot-and-mouth disease control 1080
Footprints, fossil, from Grand Canyon. 59, 506, 898
Footwear, see Boots and shoes.
Forage and forage plants:
Government supplies, forage 261,772
grasshopper control rel.to forage crops 7
wireworms destructive to forage crops 207
see also names of plants.
Foraminifera, genus Siphonina, etc 384
Forbes, Charles E., v. Sam L. Gross 746
Forbes, E. B.:
heat production of cattle (2) 3
metabolism of cattle (2) 399
net-energy values of corn silage, etc 3
Forbes, J. J., use of miners' self-rescuer 663
Force, John N.:
alastrim and mild smallpox 640
estimating potency of smallpox vaccine 640
Forcipulata, see Starfish.
Forcum James Lumber & Cooperage Co., sand. 481
Ford, Joseph H., administration of A. E. F 138
Ford, Richard A., D. C. Court of Appeals,
rules 291
Ford industrial schools:
escuelas de la industria Ford 184
Ford Motor Co. v. United States, etc 42,101
Ford's Theater, Lincoln memorial museum 421
Fordson Coal Co.:
sand 742
V. United States, etc 42,101
Fordyce & Princeton R. R 1118 •
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation 257 '
Forecast Division, Weather Bur 11, 183,534,656 ^
Forecasting:
ice forecasting by means of weather. 335
precipitation and water levels 77 "
see also Weather forecasts.
Foreign Affairs Committee, House:
hearings 553,812
reports 422, 553, 554, 680, 811, 812, 813, 951, 952
Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau.. 17,83,
151, 215, 280, 339, 409. 537. 660. 794, 924, 1089
administrative, etc., organization 538
director to act as Secretary of Commerce... 187
filing, classification of material 83
positions at home and abroad, appoint-
ments.. 7W
publications, catalogue 84
publications on rubber 410
report, 1927 281
Foreign commerce, see Commerce.
Foreign commerce service officers, precedence.. 187
Foreign countries: ,
advertising matter, remission of duty 37?
air mail to foreign countries —
hearings 567
law 667
reports 567, 596
coins, values 61,261,509,902
commerce, 1926 409
same, descriptive circular 537
communicable diseases 773, 905, 1148
Government document bibliography. 118
JuLY-fluNE
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Page
foreign countries — Continued.
Government publications in Library of
Congress 752
labor offices and officials.. 46, 116
markets for —
motion pictures 339
tractors 84
windmills 340
marriages of American citizens abroad 634
officers serving with U. S. Navy 120,
247, 497, 8S8
petroleum refineries 18
wage rates compared with rates in U. S 178
see also Public debts — also names of coun-
tries,
•"oreign debts, see Public debts,
•"oreign exchange:
in Egypt, Greece and Turkey 84
quotations and curves 1007
see also Finance— Money,
'"oreign Language Study Committee, see
Modern Foreign Language Study
Committee,
^oreign languages, see names of languages,
"oreign mail service:
compensation to American ships 976
estimate, foreign mail transportation 1066
postage rates, limits of weight, etc 1138
regular mails and parcel post 253
schedule of steamers 126,
1S6, 254, 316, 503, 630, 763, 1054, 1139
to require steamship companies to carry
mail 976
transactions, statistics 125
"oreign Mails Division .. 126,
186, 254, 316, .503, 630, 763, 1054, 1139
"oreign Plant Introduction Office:
plant material introduced 275
seeds and plants imported 210
"oreign Policy Association 55
"oreign relations:
papers relating to 1061
publications for sale by supt. of docs 1020
"oreign Relations Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 354,
587,713,847,997,1109
hearings 587,713,714
reports 587,71.3.714,847,997,998
'oreign Relations Council, see Council on
Foreign Relations,
'oreign service:
administering on interchangeable basis 764
American foreign service, general informa-
tion 507
appointment of officers on retired list 720
at Lagos, Nigeria, Exec, order 381
at Tananarive, Madagascar, Exec, order... 317
buildings act, to amend 553, 1099
expenditures authorized as to insurance 57
foreign service of U. S., quarterlv list... 60, 2,58
634, 900
language assignments 1056, 1140
minister to Liberia, to increase salary —
recommendation 768
report.. 813
precedence between ambassadors, etc 187
relief of certain officers 554.840,9.30, 1067
reorganization and improvement 997
retirement and disability system, rules 127
see also Agricultural attaches — Consular
service — Consuls — Diplomats.
oreign Service Board of Examiners 764
oreign Service Personnel Board 764
oreign Service School .764
oreign Tariffs Division 216,795,1090
oreign trade, see Commerce.
loreign trade zones, see Free zones.
ioreign Wars of United States, Veterans of,
', see Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States.
Oreigners, see Aliens,
loremen :
I bibliography on foreman training 1018
■ progress in foreman training 861
j training foreman conference leaders. 725
prest fires:
: central Mass., forest-fire weather.. ' lOS.*;
I estimate for protection from, 1929 510
Pago
Forest fires— Continued.
help prevent woods fires 8
how you can help prevent fires ...... 531
prevention handbook for schools .., 787
take care! every farmer shares loss " ,S3i
Forest Insect Investigations Division 144
Forest nurseries, see Beal Nursery.
Forest products:
American forest products 274 918
census reports, 1926... 15^407
rates on ^ _ _ igg
routing restriction "II"! 168
«fe a/«o names of products.
Forest Products Laboratory. 753
Forest Reservation Commission, see National
Forest Reservation Commission.
Forest reserves, see National forests.
Forest Service 8,7,5,144 208
274, 332, 402, 531, 652, 787, 918, 1082
directories. _ 208, 91H
estimates 510, loas
north Pacific district 787
relief of members of trail crew. 946
report, 1927 332
see also Greeley, W. B.
Forest worker (periodical) 7.5,
144, 274, 402, 787, 1082
same, descriptive circular 1082
Forests and forestry:
acquisition of lands, estimates, 1929... 510, 1065
America and the world's woodpile 402
forest plantations, measurements 648,783
forest week .531
forestry and farm income 402
forestry as profession 274
forestry facts, compendium of information. .531
forestry in Sweden 339
forests and floods 402
forests and forest products. 274,918
forests and water in light of science 208
forests of Colville Reservation 714
hardwood forests, blight-killed chestnut... 8
home woodlands, forestry lessons 652
management plans 531
publications —
for sale by supt. of docs 463
forestry for the farm 402
forestry on farm woodlands 652
reforestation, etc., research —
H. R. 6091, hearings 674
H. R. 12878, report 806
S. 1183, hearings 703
S. 1344, report 983
S. 3.556, law 1099
S. 3.556, report... 836
selvicultiu-a panamericana 253
stream-flow experiment 920,1085
watersheds, protection —
hearings 448, 674
la\^ 933
reports 448,674,805
Yosemite. etc., national parks 730
see also Forest fires— Forest worker (peri-
odical)—National forests— a/so Fos-
sils.
Forgings:
safety code for forging 245
specifications —
carbon steel and alloy steel forgings — 340
carbon steel forgings for locomotives... 340
for locomotives and cars 340
Formaldehyde seed tre;itment for oat smuts... 6.54
Formalin treatment of chancroids, etc 48.49
Former Corporation r. United States 460,
619, 879
Formosa, see Taiwan.
Formosa Strait, chart 10.50
Forms, see Transportation request forms— af»o
names of Departments, bureaus,
etc., issuing forms— n/»o special sub-
ject, e.g. Income tax.
Forster, W. II. C, plague epidemics 263
Forsythe, Warren E.. health of students as
related to tonsillectomy 776. 1070
Fort, Franklin W. (Representative from N. J.):
minority views —
Agriculture Com """
Fort, N. G., cattle *''>'<
1226
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Fort, sec name of fort.
Fort Apache Reservation:
power permits, etc nS",^nn
privately owned lands, purchase.. 953, 998, 1099
Fort Belknap Reservation, reimburse certain
Indians .- --- 422, 587, 666
Fort Berthold Reservation v. United States.. -1017
Fort BIdwell Indian School:
hospital --- !^M,n5,S01
school building 554,715,801
Fort Bragg Landing, chart 408
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern R.R.:
rates on grain IW
V. United States 114
Fort Donelson National Park 349,718,801
Fort Hall Reservation, water, etc 554, 715, 801
Fort Hays Branch Station, cereal experiments. 333
Fort Keogh, Mont., experiment sta. estimate. 1063
Fort Neglev National Park, statements of
Mrs. E. Gillentine, etc 967
Fort Peck Reservation, lands 814,848,953,1099
Fort Smith & Western Ry., rates on coal 733
Fort Smith, Subiaco & Rock Island R. R.:
freight rates 610
P. Missouri Pacific R. R... 368,619
Fort Wayne, Ind., easement 829,977
Ft. Worth, Tex., air navigation map. 777
Fort Worth & Denver South Plains Ry 232
Fort Worth Belt Ry., car-couplings 230
Fortier, Samuel:
irrigation-
arid and semiarid lands _ 789
border method 789
of alfalfa 405
practical information for beginners 1084
silt in Colorado River 655
Fortification, Army regulations 516,775
Forts, see Military posts— abo names of forts.
Fortymile. Alaska, abolishing port of entry 381
Foshag, William F.:
crystalline carnotite from Utah 320
minerals of Mexico 898
Quicksilver deposits of Pilot Mts 228, 1114
rossite and metarossite, new vanadates 385
Foss, Frank H. (Representative from Mass.):
reports made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com.. 696,976
Fosse & Co., manures 105
Fossils:
carboniferous and Triassic fossils 464
forests of Yellowstone National Park 1023
peculiar fossil forms from Maryland 60
see also Animals (fossil)— Insects (fossil) —
Mollusks (fossil)— Plants (fossil)—
also names of fossil plants, animals,
etc.
Foster, Emery M., public-school systems 1021
Foster, Julian B., automotive market of N. Z.. 409
Foster, Kennedy F., relief... 435
Foundries:
census of foundry products, 1925 214
wages and hours of labor, 1927 883
Fountain pens, short-paid parcels 253
4-chaulmoogrylaminophenyIarsonic acid 63
4-H club work 330,528
Fourteenth street, D. C, widening, etc 996
Fourth and Central Trust Co., exr 43
Fourth-class mail matter, see Parcel post.
Fowl tick, how premises may be freed. . 530
Fowler, Earl D., soil of Monroe County, Ind 1085
Fowler, 11. C, pipe-tool accidents. 662
Fowler, Henry W., fishes 899
Fowlor, R. F., Providence, R. I., district 519
Fowler, William:
public health laws and regulations, 1926 202
public health ordinances, etc., 1923-26 1147
Fowler Commission Co., corn 734
Fowls, «ee Poultry.
Fox, C. B.,r. United States... 289
Fox, C. B., Co., Inc., v. United States.... "1110
tax, Carroll, San Juan rat-flea survey. . . 773, 1069
J ox, Elizabeth, public-health nurses 371
Fox, Florence C:
playgrounds of the Nation 2''7
sixty stories for boys and girls 16O
Fox, H., & Co. V. Maurice Campbell ' 879
Fox, Homer S., British chemical trade 794
Fox, John A., relief. 450648 799
Page
Fox, see Blue-fox.
Fox & Illinois Union Ry., deficit settlement... 232
Fox Indians:
ethnology, contributions 191
language studies... 898
Fox Islands, chart 137
Fox River:
bridges at —
Algonquin, 111 556,708,801
Dundee, 111 957 jJ
St. Charles, 111 557,708,801 l|
Fractures: "'
article on.. 496,497
elbow, tourniquet splint 887
long bones, late results 67
mandible... 907
Fraher, Michael J., relief 563
France:
agricultural survey 648
arbitration treaty with U. S 1060
claim for owner of steamship Madeleine —
law 934
report of committee 553
report of State Dept.. 386
industrial machinery market 795
pilot, supplement 757
potash mining 412
public service retirement system 492
renunciation of war, U. S. and France 901
sites for monuments to be erected by U. S.. 192
France Field, Aic Corps retriever.... 966, 1002, 1098
Francis, Edward, tularaemia in tick, etc 323
Francke, George A., relief 419,543,575
Francke, Lewis H., heir, relief 419,543,575
Francois, Marius, relief 812
Frank, L., & Son Co. v. United States 114,748
Frank, Leah, relief 814
Frank, Rudolph W., v. Germany 131
Frank, William, potatoes 365
Franked mail, see Mail matter.
Frankenfield, H. C:
daily river stages, 1926 11
floods in Mississippi basin, 1927... 336
same, abstract 405
November floods in New England, etc 534
Frankfort & Cincinnati R. R 32
Franking privilege, see Mail matter.
Frankle Brothers Co. vs. Carl F. Routzahn.. . 1040
Franklin, Lynn W., relief.. 553,929
Franklin Coal Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 602
Franklin Company, United States » 461
Franklin Ice Cream Co., claim 908
Franks, Edward T., Ohio River bridge.... 559,671
Eraser, Arthur C, v. David H. Blair 619
Fraternal benefit associations, see Benefit
associations.
Fraud:
business before Patent Office-
hearings 1107, 1109
reports 695, 1010
use of mails for fraudulent devices 721, 1011
Frazer, John, relief of estate 575
Frazier, Lynn J. (Senator from N. Dak.):
reports made by-
Banking and Currency Com. 574
Indian Affairs Com.. 587,
588, 714, 715, 716, 848, 849, 998, 999
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 1011
Fred, E. B.:
root-nodule bacteria of pea group 525, 647
sauerkraut, relation of temperature 525, 647
Frederikshavn, Denmark, chart... 499
Fredonia & Reeds R. R., valuation 364
Free Magyar Reformed Church in America,
census report, 1926 922
Free zones, establishment in ports of U. S 842 ^,
Freeby, George E.: ^
potatoes. .... 479 n
watermelons 617 ^
Freed, Harold, thoracotomy for empyema 392
Freedmen's Hospital 28,369
report, 1927 359
school of nursing, regulations 28
Freeland, Chester V., v. United States 239,368
Freeman, H. B., underground communication. 796
Freeman, John R., jr.:
comparative tests of rail steel 66S
endurance properties of rail steel 665
July-June
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Freer Gallery of Art 767
paintings, pastels, etc., list 767
report, 1927 320
Freeth, F. A., article on H. Eamerlingb Onnes. 190
Freezing:
effects on onions _ 9
injury to potatoes 210
Freight:
commodity statistics —
order of Interstate Commerce Comn... 870
summary 165,471,735
year ended Dec. 31, 1927 1028
Freight-cars:
Bangor & Aroostook R. R 610
suitable for loading flour, etc 102
see also Coal-cars— R efrigerator-cars—
Stock-cars— Tank-cars.
Freight rates:
class and commodity rates—
between Oregon and Washington
points 32
cancellation 870, 1118
investigation of eastern class rates 870
investigation of southern class rates 103
classification changes rel. to 4th sec 102, 610
consolidated southwestern cases 735
land-grant equalization agreements.. 326
long and short haul 716
see also Shipping — also names of commodi-
ties, names of associations, compa-
nies, railroads, and, for boards of
trade, etc., name of place where
located.
Fremont, Ohio, post ofiice, estimate 510
Fremont National Forest:
proposed addition of public lands... 702
purposes and resources, information map.. 8
French, Burton L. (Representative fromldaho):
reports made by — .
Appropriations Com 675
Conference Com '. 941
French, H. J., creep in 5 steels 665
French, Rowland B.:
heat production of cattle (2 entries) 3
metabolism of cattle (2 entries) 399
net-energy values of corn silage, etc 3
French Broad River, bridge 816,842,933
French Guiana, commercial, etc., survey 280
French language, reading after graduation 160
French prints, catalogue of L. C. exhibition.. 1130
Fresco, Fils d'Aslan, see Fils d'.4slan Fresco.
Frevert, H. W., gas mask protection in air .539
Frey, R. W., home tanning of leather, etc 917
Friction of aviation engines 47
Friedman, William F., International Radio-
telegraph Conference 900
Friel, E. C:
design of internally braced wings 909
progress rps. on experimental metal spars.. 325
Friend, Joseph F., relief 548,986, 1095
Friendly societies, see Benefit associations.
Friends, census of religious bodies, 1926.. 922
Friendship:
treaty with —
Germany 900
Honduras 1143
Latvia... 1144
Fries, J. August, values of corn silage, etc 3
Frishman, Ralph F., v. Hungary 259
Fritzel, Mike, v. United States 114
Fritzen, James C, relief... 548
Froemke, Fayette L., relief 442
Froley, J. W., azimuths of celestial bodies 311
Frost, Edwin B., memoir of E. E. Barnard 493
Frost, H. H., Jutland 120
Frost, L. C, dental observations 887,1047
Frost, S. H., & E. H., peppers 1121
Frost, S. W., lifelhistory of bud moth 204,269
Frost, strawberries protected by heating 212
Frothingham, Louis A. (Representative from
Mass.):
minority views —
Military Affairs Com 824
reports made by—
Military Affairs Com 349,
350, 436, 437, 439, 563, 564, 565, 690. 691.
692, 693, 822, 826, 966, 968, 969, 970, 971
Page
Fruen Grain Co., oats. 477
Fruit:
date palm, effect of pollen 648,788
dealers in fresh fruits, rules, etc 1105
dehydration, commercial 6
grown outside of U. S., labeling.. 957
rates on 103,166,472,610
standard hampers, etc. —
estimate for enforcement of act 1063
hearings. 678
law 931
reports 572,809
statistics 142
see also Citrus fruit — Dried fruit- Fruit-
culture— aiso names of fruits, fruit
diseases, and fruit pests.
Fruit-culture:
bridge grafting 9
experiments in southern Great Plains-
estimate 1065
hearings 547
law 802
reports 546,573,836
experiments near Cheyenne, Wyo —
estimate 770
law 668
reports 573,675
glowing fruit for home use 1084
information for fruit growers.. 786
publications for sale 159, 1020
see also Citrus fruit— aZso names of fruits.
Fruit trees, see names and classes of fruit.
Fruit worms, see Mexican fruit worm.
Fruit wrappers, rates on 103
Fruits, see Fruit.
Fuel:
engine cylinder, fuel injection, etc... 119
for locomotives 33, 103, 166,
232, 297, 363, 472, 610, 870, 1029, 1119
mineral fuels, 1926 94
mineral fuels, 1927 863
publications. Government 226,1113
see also Spraying (fuels) — also name of fuel.
Fuel injection nozzle, spray penetration 47
Fuel-oil:
apparatus, operation, etc. (2 entries).. 754
distribution, 1926, national survey 340
Government supplies 511
master specification for liquid fuels 217
rates on 166, 735, 870, 1029, 1119
Fuels, see Fuel.
Fugitives from justice, see Crime and criminals.
Fujimoto, G., iododihydrochaulmoogric acid.. 63
Fukuura Wan, chart 182
Fuller, Charles E., memorial addresses 221
Fuller, G. L., soil of Fulton County, Ohio 1081
Fuller, W. P., & Co., linseed-oil 105
Fuller, Walter M., patent appeal 413
Fuller's earth, in 1926 19
Fullerton Lumber Co., reweighing of freight.. 1035
Fullmer, Irvin H., standards for metal fits 22
Fulton, B. B., apple curcuho 783,915
Fulton, G. A., automobiles 606
Fulton, Ark., bridge 348,454,544,817,1102
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills, burlap bags 732
Fulton County, Ohio, soil survey 1081
Fulwider, R. M., study of Vincent's angina... 264
Fumigation:
tests for HCN in ship fumigation 905
Zyklon-B residue disposal. 391,640
Fungi, see names of fungi and fungous diseases.
Fungicide Board, see Insecticide and Fungicide
Board.
Fungicides, see names of fungicides.
Fungous diseases, see names of diseases.
Funk Bros. Seed Co., dent corn 531
Funsten, R. E., Co. v. United States 222,368
Fur:
cleaning of fur garments 343
tanning small skins. 917
Fur-bearing animals:
Biological Survey pubs, on fur farming 73
experimental farm 7:<, 785
laws for season 1927-28 205
regulations in Alaska 527,917
sec also Game — also names of animals.
Fur-felt hats, see Hats.
1228
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Kur-st'al, «« Seal and seal fisheries.
Furlow, A lion J. (Rpprcsentative from Minn.1:
''%nmarv Aff^rs Com 350,433,435,436,
■ 437,438, 441, 690, 823, 824, 966, 967, 973
Furnaws, see Blast furnaces.
Furness, J.W.:
antimony in 1920. --- --- ^''
clironiilo in 1920 '«
manganese, etc., in 1926 -- ^^
mercury in 1926 --- 218
tin in 1926 1^
Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd oOi
Furniture: ,„ , • ^ — j
for Federal buildmgs (2 entries) --- '/3
Government supplies 638
rates on . . . 33, 103, 363, 364, 472. 505, 611, 735, 1119
Furs, see Fur.
Furuya, M., Co., United States v - 2o
Fusarium conplufinans, see Yellows.
Fusarium rot in stored jiotatoes 1084
Fuselages, airplane, tests 118,119
Futures, see Options and futures.
G
O. A. K., see Grand Army of the Republic.
Gaeta Bay, chart 52
Gage, Charles E., crops other than grains 142
Gager, Leslie T., cardiac disorders 392
Gages, see Pressure gages— Vacuum gages.
Gaines, E. F., wheat resistant to smut 276
Gaines. W. L., dairv cows, short -time test- - 203, 211
Gainesville, Ala., bridge 429,672,711
Gainesville & Northwestern R. R 736
Gainesville Midland Ry.:
acquisition of control 472
operation of lines 298
reorgani7,ation - 297, 1119
Galdston, lago, health of working boys 116
Galesburg quadrangle, 111 361
Galite Channel, chart 1050
Gall-bladder surgery, consideration 496,497
Gallagher, A. F., relief 648,986,1095
Gallagher, Bernard A., diseases of poultry 271
Gallagher, Charles, claim 833,839,981,1095
Gallagher, Edward L, admr., claim 833,
839, 981, 1095
Gallagher & Ascher, Inc., U. S. ».-.. 600
Gallahan, Jennie B., relief 949
Gallatin National Forest, additions... 697,931,1012
Gallinas River, chart 122
Galloway, B. T.:
bamboo groves thrive in United States 145
bamboos and bamboo culture 654
Quetta nectarine. 146
Galloway Lithographing Co 741
Gallup, Willis D.:
cows, utilization of grain in silage 203, 204
development of cotton bolls, etc. (2) 1079
possypol content, etc., of cotton seeds 4.71
Galpin, C. J., agricultural statistics, 1926 142
Galvfin, Adolfo P., mother r. United States 130
Galviin, Salomf Lerma de. v. United States... 130
Galvanizing tanks, plate material 886
Galveston, Tex.:
Chamber of Commerce—
eotton-seed.- ._ 1027
chart of entrance 338
Commercial .\ssociation —
freight rates _.. 102, 297
rivers, etc., in district . 517
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Ry.:
demurrage 1027
freight rates io2,297
rates on —
bananas _. eoe
paper .-'l033
steel 1123
train-stop device """ "'" ^76
r. United States 175, 304, 460" 486, 746
Galveston, Houston & Henderson R R •
demurrage 165
valuation... gn
Gam, James H. S., relief 707
Gambia River, chart " 499
Gambier Bay, chart "" 079
Giimbino, Rosario, r. United States..." 239
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Gamble, James A., cooling milk, etc 331
Gamble & Stockton Co., drain-tiles 1028
Gamble Robinson Co.:
decking --- 869
grapes 1030
refrigeration 874
Gambrill, Stephen W. (Representative from
Md.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com 441,442,695,827,975
Gambusia, see Mosquito fish. iJ
Game: ^
disappearing game fishes, remedy 12
feed facilities in Yellowstone Park. 697, 931, 1012
laws and regulations —
Alaska, regulations 527,917
Federal laws 205
summary of Federal, etc., statutes. . 73,272
local names of migratory game birds 143
officials, etc., concerned with protection 143
propagation of game birds 917
refuges, preserves, etc. —
in Kansas 568,597,669
in Louisiana 943-
national forest sanctuaries _ 573
on Ouachita National Forest 807
see also names of game preserves.
Game-birds, see Birds- Game.
Games, classification. Library of Congress 885
Gametophyte, female, of Poa pratensis, etc 4, 75.
Gandrud, B. W., magnetic concentration of ores. 281 '
Gangue, siliceous, flotation of limestone 281
Garabed, free-energy generator 566, lOlO'
Garages, see Repair shops.
Garbage, feeding to hogs 73:
Garden City, Kans., sale of lands 568,597,669
Gardening:
experiments in southern Great Plains-
estimate - 1065
hearings '. 54T
law... 802
reports 546,573,836;
experiments near Cheyenne, Wyo. —
estimate 770i
law 668
reports 573,675
Gardens:
farm garden in the North 334
garden vegetable diseases and insects 76
insect enemies of flower garden.. 74,651
seeds for home and market garden 210'
Gardiner, Arthur W.:
aviation engine, comparative performance. 495
fuel injection and compression ignition 119
overcompressed engine using gasoline. 495-
Roots type aircraft engine supercharger 47
Gardner, Charlotte S., appointment 1056
Gardner, David M., mental hygine 1149
Gardner, E. D.:
drilling and blasting in copper mines 19
gases from blasting in tunnels, etc 411
Gardner, Frank (Representative from Ind.):
minority views-
Roads Com 832
Gardner, Frank Q., trustee, Mabel G. Rein-
eckevs 193,748
Gardner, Julia, molluscan fauna 1114
Gardner, Kelsey B., use of sales organization.. 400
Gardner, Leroy U., intestinal tuberculosis 640
Gardner, Thomas J., relief 349
Garfield, James R., see Colorado River.
Garfield County, Mont., bridge 684,843,934
Garland, Ark., bridge 559,583,710,1102
Garments, see Clothing.
Garner, W. W., factores mundiaes na industria
do fumo 761 .
Garnishment of salaries of Fed. employees 686 M
Garrett, Daniel E. (Representative from Tex.): ^
reports made by —
Military Affairs Com 433,
441, 563, 565, 690, 691, 966, 967
Garrett, George H., post operative changes in
blood 392
Garrison, Robert Y., relief 823
Garton, W. M., sanitation dept., Quantico 49
Gas, see Gases— a/so certain headings beginning
Gas.
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Gas (illiiminating):
census of manufactures, 1925 213
recort of Federal Trade Comn 1020, 1112
Gas (natural):
carbon black produced in 1926 19
flame propagation in gas-air mixtures _ 662
in —
Bell Springs district, Wyo 464,863
Colorado, prospects 604,863
Oklahoma, map of gas fields 161
Texas, map of gas fields 161
permits-
contests 1014
extension of time 444,459,597,671
prospecting in Wyoming. 570
production in 1926 282
Gas lamps, incandescent. Government supplies. 390
Gas masks:
for protection against all gases, etc 539
publications, Mines Bureau 539
see also Self-rescuers.
Gas oil, rates on 472,1029
(lases:
automobile exhaust gas in streets, etc 773
burette for measurement of gas volumes 154
explosive reaction, elTect of inert gases 624
from blasting in tunnels, etc 411
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
gas mask for protection against gases 539
in metals 344
inflammability limits 539
producing small bubbles in liquids 19
publications for sale 226, 1113
see also certain headings beginning Gas —
also names of gases.
Gasoline:
Government supplies.. 1146
natural-gas gasoline in 1926 281
publications for sale 226, 1113
rates on 33, 103,298,472,811,736,870,1029
Gasoline engines, see Engines.
Qaspe Bay. chart 51
Gaspe Harbor, Quebec, chart.. 51
Gastric contents, examination 1070, 1149
Gastric ulcer, see Ulcers.
Gastro-jejunocolic fistula, with case report 264
Gastroenteroptosis treated by physiotherapy .. 65
Gastrointestinal canal, bran impaction 1149
Gates, Dellora R.,v. U. S 175,746
Gates, George R., schizoid mechanisms 392
Gates for Spiegel Grove State Park .443, 444, 721, 804
Gateway Bridge Co.:
bridge 818,993, 1102
purchase of portion of Fort Brown 967,
1003, 1099
Gathmann sink-head molds 665
Gatterdam, Eugene A., eflfect of altitude on
pneumothorax cases 1 149
Gatun Lake, outbreak of otitis media 888
Gauges, see Pressure gages— Vacuum gages.
Gauley & Meadow River R. R., valuation 296
Gauley Mountain Coal Co. (•. David H. Blair. 239
Gaylord, Robert, Inc., pulp board 1121
Gazette, see Official gazette.
Gears, reduction, operation, care, etc. (2) 754
Gebhardt, Charles E., see, as reporter, Tax
Appeals Board, reports.
Gecko from Tanganyika Territory 767
Geddes, J. G., o commercio exterior e as casas
bancarias 252
Gee, C. C., Kansas City, Mo., district ._ 518
Geese, raising 205,916
Geestemunde, see Wesermunde, Germany.
Gehl, R. M., official standards for rice 526
Geib, W. J., soil of Green Lake (^o.. Wis 789
Geisler, C. D., analysis of concrete arches 211
Gelzenlichter, R., aircraft fire prevention 777
Gem districts of Ceylon and Burma 190
Gemco Manufacturing Co. v. U. S 460
General Accounting Office 27,92,
159, 292, 358, 462, 603, 726, 1020, 1112
claims allowed 388,
389,1063,1068,1145
decisions of comptroller general —
July, 1926-June, 1927 462
July, 1926-June, 1927, index-digest 726
July-Sept. 1927, index-digest 292
Page
General .\ccounting Office— Continued,
decisions of comptroller general— Can td.
Oct.-Dec. 1927, index-digest 603
Jan.-Mar. 1928, index-digest 1020
concerning contracts and purchases... 1068
monthly 27, 92,
159, 292, 358. 603, 726, 1020, 1112
opinions of comptroller general-
relating to Veterans' Bur.. 1925-26 198
report of comptroller general, 1927 358
reporting claims, etc., to Congress-
hearings 679
law _ 801
reports 552,838
General average, see Average (maritime law).
General Claims Commission, V. S. and Mexico 60,
130, 193, 508
convention extending duration 320
opinions, Feb. 4, 1926-July 23, 1927 508
see also names of claimants.
General Eldershij) of Churches of God in North
America, census. 1926... 922
General Grant National Park:
circular of general information.. 1115
forests 730
publications on. for sale 730
secret of big trees 865
topographic map . 95
General Land Office 28,227,293,359,863
report, 1927 _ 359
General Railway Signal Co.:
train-control or train-stop devices on —
Atlantic Coast Line R. R 236
Baltimore & Ohio R. R 1124
Boston & Albany R. R 173
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Ry 483
Louisville & Nashville R. R 483
Michigan Central R. R 302,366
New York Central R. R 112,173
General Sprayer Co., insecticides 167
General Staff Corps 266,394
Army regulations 198
rank of chief of staff 967
selection of eligibles —
hearings 692
law 933
reports 592,968
General Storage Battery Co. v. U. S 157,239
General Supply Committee 62, 195,
261, 322, 390, 511, 638, 771, 1069, 1146
to enlarge functions 686
General Textile Corporations. U. S 304
Generators:
audio currents of adjustable frequency 665
census report, 1925 13
operation, etc., of generating sets 625
Genereux, Emile, alias, see Genireu.x, Emile.
Genesee & Wyoming R. R., valuation 472
Genesee County, N. Y., soil survey 211
Geneva, Switzerland, Conference for Limita-
tion of Naval Armament 702
Genicheski Road, chart __. 181
Genireux, Emile, relief 435, 1003, 1095
Genito-urinarj' tract, surgery in tuberculosis- _ 197
Gentile, Joseph, Co., grapes 1030
Geodesy:
geodetic operations in U. S., 1924-26 15
geodetic standardization... 16
publications-
digests of geodetic publications 793
list of geodetic publications 15
Geodesy and Geophysics Union, see Interna-
tional Union of Geodesy and
Geophysics.
Geodesy Section, see International Union of
Geodesy and Geophysics.
Geodetic Survey, see Coast and Geodetic
Survey.
Geographic Board 92,292,462,603,862, 1112
decisions 192:j-27.- _ 92
decisions! 1927-28! ]-""'r292,"462,'66.3,"862,'lll2
Geographic code:
right to use, etc.—
hearings. 805,942
minority views 1105
report... 942
1230
Index, 1927-1928
Page
"^^d^iflcation, Library of Congress.. 885
• o espirito do ensino da geographia moderua- 124
" of Idaho, southeastern part 4b4
pocket gophers in Cahfornia - 190
publications, Government- - '^'
Oeofogic atlas of United States --- ^94
(ieoloiical and Natural History Purvey of
Wisconsin, soil of Green Lalce Co.. 7»y
OnnlnEJcal Sufvev 28,94, Ibl, 227,
Geological "ur^ey ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ _^^ ^^^^ ^^22, 1113
estimate - ^^^
publications—
for sale by supt. of documents . . . . - - 159
new publications -^^'X:^'},} ;
228, 294, 464, 604, 728, 863, 1022, 1114
relating to Alaska... ^^^'o!JH
report, 1927 ...._.---- 360
Geological Survey of Mississippi, soil '89
Geological Survey of Tennessee, ores. 227
Geology:
contibutions to—
economic geology, 1926.. _ 94
economic geology, 1927 863,1114
Alaska, investigations in north 94, 360
Bell Springs district, Wyo_ 464,863
Castlegate, etc., quadrangles, Utah... 1022
Cat Creek and Devils Basin oil fields. 94
Colorado, northeastern 604, 863
Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana.. 28,29
Fort Caswell" 64
Idaho, southeastern — 464
Ingomar anticline, Mont 94
Italian Mountain vicinity, Colo 192
Knik-Matanuska district, Alaska 360
Leadville mining district, Colo 29
M ichigan, explorations -_. 898
Mogollon mining district, N. Mex 95
Salina Canyon district, Utah 464,863
Yellowstone National Park 1023
publications of Geological Survey 159
see also the following names of periods, eras,
etc. :— Cambrian— Carboniferous-
Cretaceous — Eocene — Miocene —
Mississippian — Oligocene — Ordo-
vician — Permian — Pleistocene —
Pliocene— Silurian— Triassic.
Geophysical methods of mining 341
George, Walter F. (Senator from Ga.):
reports made bv —
Military Affairs Com_ 592,594,718,851
George Rogers Clark Se.squicentennial Com-
mission:
estimate 1065
law 1104
reports of committees 590, 821.9:H8
George Washingion Bicentennial Conuni.ssion,
ser Washington, George. Commis-
sion for Celebration of 2(H)tli Anni-
versary of Birth of.
George Washington - Wakefield ^^emorial
Bridge 348,4.54,671
Georgia:
bridge across Chattahoochee River. 556, 667, 707
bridge across Savannah River 959,994, 1103
{;ensus of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-« 80
charts 16,530
mail contracts 315
post route map 630
tobacco hudworni and its control. . _ 7
Georgia Agricultural ICxperiment Station . 050
Georgia & Florida Ry.:
freight rates ." Ki/;
rates on meat... 73S
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station:
tobacco 276
winter field peas 334
Oeorgia, Florida & Alabama Ry ""! no
Georgia Northern Ry. 173
Oeorgia Peach Growers Exchange 740
Georgia Rail Road & Banking Co., valuation" 166
Oeorgia Railroad, valuation. . . 166
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry. "" 736
Georgia State College of Agriculture. " 276
Oericke, Martha L., bulletins of agricultural
experiment stations 652
Oericke, W. F., protein content of wheat 71 141
Page
German-American Claims Commission, see
Mixed Claims Commission, U. S.
and Germany.
German Baptist Brethren (Dunkers):
census, 1926 1087
German language, reading after graduation 160
German Machinery Manufacturers' .Associa-
tion, see National German Machin-
ery Manufacturers' Association.
German measles, U. S. Army in World War... 779
Germany:
agricultural survey 400
chemical developments in 1927 537
exports of electrical equipment, 19i;}-27 794
machinery-
industry and trade 601
metal-working, industry and trade 661
textile, business sought by Gt. Brit 409
parcel-post facilities increased 1138
potash mining... 412
receipts from, Treas. Dept. rp. extracts 769
standards for metal fits 22
synthetic-ammonia plant 288
treaties with United States-
arbitration 1060
conciliation 1060
friendship, commerce, etc 900
university students, health conditions 196
war claims, settlement —
estimate 903
hearings 586
law 668,834
reports 352,545,586
see also Mixed Claims Commission, U. S.
and Germany.
Gerry, C. N., gold, etc., in Montana 85, 1090
Gerry, Elbridge T., law library for Supreme
Court 933
Gerry, Peter G. (Senator from R. I.):
gift of law library to Supreme Court 933
report made by —
Naval Affairs Com 719
Getchell, Charles F., relief... 435
Gettysburg battle field, address of President
Coolidge 1054
Geyer, J. N.:
-Arkansas coals, description of samples 539
coal-mine timbering, State laws 539
Oklahoma coals, descriptions of samples 539
Geysers of Yellowstone National Park 1115
Oiardia intestinalis, unusual case 135
Gibboney, D. Clarence, cases 336,1040
Gibboney, D. Clarence, jr., admr., cases.. 336, 1040
Gibbons, James, cardinal, statue in D. C .591,
688, 937
Gibbs, Edward, relief 435
Gibbs, H. D., oxidation-reduction studies 906
(iiblett, M. A., line-squalls 6.56
(5ibson, Ernest W. (Representative from \t.):
minority views-
District of Columbia Com 551
report made by-
District of Columbia Com 679
Gibson, Kate V., David H. Blair rs 486.746
Gidley, J. W., continuing elephant hunt . 898
Gifford, Charles L. (Re])re.senta1ive from
Mass.):
rei)ort made bv—
Elections Com. No. 3 811
Gila River:
waters, consent to compact 960
waters, method of utilization 819. lOOO, 1099
Gilbert, Basil E., chemical control of optimum
fertilization 71, 141
Gilbert, Charles H.:
red-salmon runs to Karluk River, Alaska. 17
tagging salmon in Alaska 16
Gilbert, George H., relief 349,799,851
Gilbert, Grove K., biographical memoir 494
Gilbert, Kate, to pay.. 943
Gilbert, Ralph (Representative from Ky.):
minority views —
Insular Affairs Com C82
reports made by —
District of Columbia Com. _ .551,810
Library Com 348,689
Gilbert, W. W., diseases, etc., of vegetables 76
Gilbert district, Nev 294,1114
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Gilbert quadrangle, W. Va.-Va.-Ky. 729
Gilbertson, H. W., extension exhibits 143
OUclirist, Walter S., census of manufactures.. 1087
Giles, Albert W., tornadoes in Va., 1814-1925. . 11
Gilkison, George W., military record 435
Gill, John B., pecan insects 273, 918
Gill Bay, chart 758
Gillentine, Mrs. E., statement 967
Gillespie, E. W., relief 946
Gillespie, Julian E., trade financing, etc 84
GUlespie, T. A., Loading Co . 176
Gillett, E. M., relief.. 826
Gillett, Frederick H. (Senator from Mass.):
reports made by —
Judiciary Com 590, 1001
Gillette coal field, Wyo 161,863
GUliland Oil Co. of N. Mex... 1037
Gilluly, James:
geology, etc., of northeastern Colorado. 604, 863
sedimentary rocks of San Rafael Swell 728
Gilmore, Charles W.:
fossils-
footprints from Grand Canyon. 59, 506, 898
lizards of North .^.merica.. 1131
pterosaurian reptUe from Oregon 1143
reptile from Triassic of New Jersey 767
turtles from Pleistocene of Florida 129
Gilmore & Pittsburgh R. R., valuation 472
Gilpin Construction Co., relief 839
GUroy area, Calif., soil survey 405
Gilsonite on public domain, disposition... 567
Ginal, Martine, v. Benjamin M. Day 619
Ginger-ale, rates on 736
Gingivitis, fusiform bacilli, etc 496,497
Gingras, Alexander, to pay 694, 1008, 1095
Gingras, Louis W., to pay father 694, 1008, 1095
Ginsburg, Isaac:
fishes from Key West, Fla 16
red snappers of Atlantic Coast 16
Ginseng diseases and their control 333
Gipsy moth, see Gypsy moth.
Giragossian, Garabed T. K., free energy gener-
ator 1 566,1010
Girls:
daughters of America at work, poster 884
dresses for little girl 1083
forty books for boys and girls 94
sixty stories for boys and girls 160
Girls' agricultural clubs, see Agricultural clubs.
Girty, George n.:
Carboniferous and Triassic fossils 464
Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field 728
Given, A., maple sugar 651
Givens, Andrew U., stone _ 1036
Gizan, Arabia, chart 499
Glacial period, see Pleistocene period.
Glacier National Park, circular _.. 865
Gladiolus, rot of corms __ 783, 919
Glarner, F. H., & Co., Inc., cotton 101
Glasgow, Mont.:
bridges 427, 454, 582, 670, 684, 843, 934
correction of entry on p. 670 782
Glasgow, Scotland, see Royal Medico-Chirurgi-
cal Society of Glasgow.
Glass, Carter (Senator from Va.):
report made by —
District of Columbia Com 846
Glass:
cause and removal of heterogeneities 798
for air ports and fixed lights 21
Government supplies 511
industry, productivity of labor 308
rates on.__ 103,472
soda-lime glass 154
see also Glassware.
Glassport, Pa., bridge 427,582,670
Glassware:
I customs cases —
Hudnut, Richard 25
Koons, Wilson & Co 25
for ship equipment, Amer. marine stand-
ard 21
Gleason, C. R., Co., automobiles.. 1024
Glendora quadrangle, Calif 605
Glens Falls Insurai^e Co., relief 548,986
Glenville quadrangle, W. Va 1115
Globe Grain & Milling Co., barley 731
Page
Globe Machine & Stamping (3o., boxes. ^ 732
Globe Malleable Iron & Steel Co., steel... 743, 1036
Gloucester, Mass.:
fishery products-
calendar year 1927 537
monthly statement.. 16, 83, 215, 280, 408.
537, 660. 794, 1089
Glover, Mervin W., relief of widow... 808,986,1095
Gloves, rates on 1029
Glucose, rates on 611
Glue:
aircraft, inspection manual for Navy 753
marine, for seams of ship decks, spec 927
see also Yavan glue.
Glutehns, cereal grains 647,915
Glycerin, rates on.. 472
Glynn, James P. (Representative from Conn.):
minority views —
Military Affairs Com... 824
reports made by —
Military .Affairs Com.. 349,
351, 433, 434, 435, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441,
562, 563, 565, 566, 690, 692, 693, 822, 824,
968, 969.
Goats:
Angora goat-. - 401
lice, control and eradication 527
milk goats. 527
transport, etc., of export cattle —
hearings 674
law 1104
reports 675,703
Godfrev, Cora W., case 962
Godfrey, Ida E., relief 833,981
Godley quadrangle, Tex 865
Goetz, Julius J., trustee, v. United States (case
no. D-682) 241,289
Goff, R. A., edible canna, Hawaii 918
GofT, W. E., misrouting 476
Goike, Mrs. Minta, relief _. 450
Goiter, see Thyroid gland.
Goleonda, 111., bridge 427,582,670
Gold:
cyanide extraction of gold in ores 1090
in —
California _ 539
Colorado 217
Eastern States 217
Montana 85, 1090
Nevada 85
Oregon 539
production and consumption, 1925 and 1926. 512
production in 1925 217
Gold inlays by indirect method 135
Goldberg, Louis, patent appeal. 1092
Goldberg, M., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn.. 602
Goldberger, Joseph:
black tongue of dogs, rel. to pellagra. .. 513,905
blacktongue-preventive action of foods 1148
blacktongue-preventive in yeast 773, 1147
cowpea, etc., as pellagra-preventivfS-- - 196, 323
nature and prevention of pellagra 196, 263
pellagra in Mississippi flood area 323,513
tomato, etc., as pellagra-preventives 63
Golden, James, relief 442
Golden, N. D., short-subject film markets. 339,795
Golden Valley Telephone Co 1119
Goldenseal under cultivation 532
Goldman, Jacob A., U. S. v 746,768
Goldman, M. H., cleaning of fur, etc., garments. 343
Goldmark, A., & Sons Corporation, U. S. v 1111
Goldsmith, .\lfred N., patent appeal 540
Goldsmith, David J., case _. 602
Goldsmith, Frederick O., relief 694
Goldthwaite quadrangle, Tex._ 865
Gollober, Irving, e.xr., v. David 11. Blair 600
GoilubL-r, Julius, v. David H. Blair. 600
(lOlombiewski, John, relief 676
Goltra, Edward F., v. United States 114
Gomes, Jose, electric current, Hanapepe 445,
598, 668
Gompers, Samuel, memorial in D. C. 672,713
Gonorrhea:
in New York State, one-day incidence 907
mercurochrome and gonococcus infec-
tion... 48,49
treatment of gonorrheal ophthalmia 497
15950—29-
-6
1232
Index, 1927-1928
Page
(■Oliver, Forest A., zeolites --- 1143
(JoDzalcs. Alex, bridge ;-,;--.--^--V-A,----"- tno
dood-nraiH' Co., rp.,etc.,ofFed.TradeComn. 602
Ooodale. (leorgc L., biographical memoir 494
Goode. Delinar, multiple neuritis iJ49
(}oodc, William F., relief vrv": *"*■*
(Joodiiig, Frank K. (Senator from Idaho):
reports made by—
Interstate Commerce Com ao
Public Lands and Surveys Com S56,
807,1012,1013.1014
Goodman, M. Harold, dermatological and
syphilogical diagnostic work... 197,264
Goodrich, C."l.., farming in the South.-. 204
(loods, see Commercial products.
Goodsell, Elisha N., bridge ^^°' ?o?
Goodwin, David E., relief ;----- 4d5
(Joodwin, Edward C, inde.>: of Congressional
committee hearings 447
fJoodwin, (jodfrey G. (Keprcsentative from
Minn.):
report made by—
Patents Com - - 97a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc.:
p. commissioner of patents 219
r. United States 487
Goon Bon June ('. United States 175
Goose raising 205, 916
Gophers, see Pocket gophers.
Oorczvnski, Ladislaus, solarimeters, etc 534
Gordon, Giles, relief 435,929,1003
Gordon, Helen W., Shenandoah Nat. Forest,
map 652
Gordon, J. B., some recent work in leukemia 497
Gordon, J. K., otitis media, Gatun Lake 888
Gordon, M. H., f. United States 879
Gordon, Mildred J., working women, State
laws 492
Gordon, Will H., relief --.- 839
Gordon & Ferguson, gloves 1029
Gorgas, William C, monument in D. C 850
Gorgas Hospital, to change name of Ancon
Hospital 555,805
Gorgas Memorial Laboratory:
annual appropriation, to authorize—
hearings - - 553
law.. 933
report 553
Gort, Francis, claim... 385,813,937
Gorton Pew Fisheries Co., U. S. v 91
Gosho Co., Inc., U. S. i< 304
Gossypium cernuum, see Cotton.
Gossypol in cottonseeds 4,71, 1079
Gotwals, John C, St. Louis, Mo., district 519
Gould, Harris P.:
apjile growing east of Mississippi R 209, 788
apple-orchard renovation 274
apple yield, factors influencing 329
bridge grafting 9
cherry growing east of Rocky Mountains.. 145
growing fruit for home use 1084
peach varieties and their classification 532
Gove, W. D., engine power in flight 119
Gover, Mary:
mortality among negroes in U. S 513
same, summary in public health
reiiort s 513
Uovemment, see Political science — also certain
headings beginning Federal, Gov-
ernment, and National.
Government Actuarv.. 62, 133, 195,261,
322, 390, 512, 638, 772, 904, 1069, 1146
Government binding, see Public printing.
Government bonds, see Bonds of United States.
Government buildings, see Public buildings.
Government contracts:
decisions of comptroller general 1068
for War Dept., to be made in writing 941,
. . 972, 1007, 1103
printing and binding material, etc 27
relief of contractors. Navy Dept 1047
uniform requirements, to establish. 820
see also Public works.
Government control, railroad and wire 674
Government documents, see Government pub-
lications.
Page
Government employees, see Government offi-
cials and employees.
Government Hospital for Insane, see St. Eliza-
beths Hospital.
Government Island, control by War Dept 127
Government ofHces:
outside competitive classified service 657
supplies —
1928, awards 62,195,390,771
1928, general schedule 62,390
1928, specifications, etc 261,322,638 i
1929, awards 1146 I
1929, specifications, etc 390,
511,638,772,1146
see also names of offices.
Government officials and employees:
appointed officer, hold over after expiration
of term . _ 717
compensation act, as amended, text 91
garnishment of salaries.. 686
half holidav for certain employees 944
holiday in D. C, Dec. 24, 1927 381
leave for Spanish War Veterans 418, 804
medals for distinguished work in science... 964
oath of office, to eliminate renewal. 687
official register, 1927 149
patents, issue without payment of fees-
hearings 1107
law 935
reports 695,854
retention beyond retirement age 944
salary rates, to amend —
hearings 807
law 1099
minority views 807
reports 807,939,944,985
see also Civil service — Civil service pen-
sions—aZso names of Departments,
bureaus, etc., where employed.
Government printing, see Public printing.
Government Printing Ofliee 27,92,159,225,
292, 358, 462, 603, 726, 862, 1020, 1112
report, 1927.. : 862
salaries of Public Printer and deputy Pub-
lic Printer 443,855,1099
useless papers, disposition 599
Government property:
arms and ammunition for protection 591
care in veterans' hospitals 198
National Guard regulations 67,
200,326,1075,1152
see also Government supplies — also names
of Departments, bureaus, etc., to
which property belongs— o2«o names
of places where located.
Government publications:
bibliography in U. S. and elsewhere 118
distribution, information 862
foreign, Library of Congress accessions 752
handy books, publications for sale 1112
monthly catalogue —
1926-27, index 358
1927-28 27,93, 159,226,292,
358, 463, 603, 727, 862, 1020, 1113
monthly check-list of State publications 47,
118, 179, 309, 373, 493, 624, 752, 885, 1046
see also Congressional documents— Period-
icals— Price lists — also names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing
publications— ai«o, for special list,
subject of list.
Government securities, distinctive paper for... 636
see also Bonds of United States — Certificates
of indebtedness— a?«o names of
securities, e. g. Treasury notes.
Government supplies:
American goods, Government purchases... 957
awards, 1928. 62,195,390,771
awards, 1929 1146
coordination of purchases 686
decisions relative to purchases 1068
general schedule, 1928 62,390
master specifications, index, etc 798
specifications and proposals, 1928 261,
, 322, 638
specifications and proposals, 1929 390,511,
638, 772, 1069, 1146
July-June
1233
rage
Oovprnment supplies— Continued.
warehouse for storage, erection _ 830
see aho Army supplies — Xaval supplies —
Postal supplies — also names of De-
partments, bureaus.etc. — o/«o names
of special supplies.
Governmental Labor Officials of United States
and Canada, Association of, see
Association of Governmental Labor
Officials of United States and
Canada.
Governments, trabajo con.sultivo economico
para los gobiernos 314
Governors, see names of States, Territories, etc.
Govomai Suido, chart 51
Grab, Alfred N., to pav father 442, 1008, 1095
Grab, Frank A., to pav 442,1008,1095
Grace, W. R., A- Co., relief .._ 450
Grace Church, Plainfield, X. J., carillon 997
Gracias a'Dios, Cape, aviation charts 1133
Grade marking lumber, consumers' protection. 791
Grafting, bridge 9
Grafton. 111., bridge 816,842,933
Graham, David C, religion in Szechuan Prov-
ince, China 633
Graham, George S. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by-
Conference Com 805
Judiciary Com 687, 688, 961, 962, 903, 964
Graham, Samuel A., pine tip moth 204, 273
Graham County R. R., rates on cement 1026
Graham quadrangle, Tex 361
Grain:
cleaning on farms and in elevators 142
cooperative marketing in Canada .526
experiments at Fort Hays Branch Station. 333
for Utah dry lands 275
for western X. and S. Dak. and eastern
Mont 275
freight rates—
on grain 33,34, 103,
104, 166, 298, 472, 611, 736, 870, 1029
on grain products 33,34, 1G6. 870
relative rates in L'. S. and Canada 1029
future markets, to prevent sales 704
futures act, to amend, hearings 1106
glutelins of cereal grains 647,915
grasshopper control, rel. to cereal crops.. 7
in silage, utilization by dairy cows 203, 204
pests, stored-grain 272
publications for sale 1.59, 1020
seed grain for pest-stricken areas 547
standards act, to repeal. 836,983
statistics, 1926 142
stem rust attacks in many varieties 210
wireworms destructive to cereal crops 207
see also Sorghum — also names of grains.
Grain-aphis, spring, or green-bug 402
Grain-cleaning machines, rates on 1029
Grain Corporation:
claims of farmers' grain elevators-
hearings 572, 700
reports 572,833
final accounting, etc.. Executive order 504
Grain elevators:
claims of farmers —
hearings 572, 700
reports 572,833
cleaning grain in country elevators 142
dust control 650
Grain mills, see Mills and millwork.
Grains, see Grain.
Grand Army of the Republic:
journal of 61st encampment 942
Memorial day services, to aid 720, 933
Grand Bahama Island, chart.. 248
Grand Calumet River, bridge 424,579,668
Grand Canyon X'ational Park:
circular of general information 1022
topographic map 95,228
Grand Canyon of the Colorado:
fossil footprints 59,506,898
fossil insect 60
Grand Falls, X'ew Brunswick 60
Grand Forks, X. Dak., bridge 428,584,671
Grand Haven Harbor, Mich., report 517
Grand Island Chamljer of Commerce, coffee.. 869
Grand juries, see Juries.
I'ago
Grand Rapids, Mich.:
Grand Army of the Republic 942
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War 806
Grand Rapids Varnish Co., case.. 1112
Grand River, preliminary examination rp 517
Grand River \"a!ley Ry., valuation 736
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., rates on lumber 475
Grand Trunk Western Rv., refrigeration. 171
Granite, rates on 104, 166, 232, 298, 473, 1030
Grant, U. S., 3d, statement 1106
see also .Arlington Memorial Bridge Com-
mission— California Power Board —
Public Buildings and Public Parks
of the Xationnl Capital Office.
Grant, W. T., Co., patent appeal 342
Grant County, X'^. Mex., reimbursement 698,
722, 1101
Grant County, S. Dak., soil survey 276
Grant National Park, see General Grant
National Park.
Grantsburg, Wis., bridge 818,844,110.?
Granuloma inguinale, etiology 907
Grape, see Grapes.
Grape-hyacinth, production of bulbs 334
Grape leaf-hoppers, oviposition rate 3,7
Grapes:
eastern, preparation for market 648
rates on 34, 166, 298, 1030
Graphite in 1926 217
Grass, see Grasses.
Grasselli Powder Co., black powder 607
Grasses:
cultivated grasses 654
of—
Brazil, agrostology 190
California 898
Oregon and Washington 898
publications for sale 159, 1020
see also Mats and matting — also names of
grasses.
Grasshoppers:
control in relation to crops 7
when and how does sex arise? 275
Gravel:
production in 1926 .._ 539
rates on 104,481,868
Gravelly Point civil air field in D. C 949
Graves, Roy R.:
Ardmore Dry-Land Field Station 209
breeding for milk production 143
dairy work at Woodward Field Station 529
Graves, of Confederate soldiers, headstones.. 823
see also Cemeteries.
Gravity, determination of center 642,777
Gray, A. L., soil of Plvmouth Co., Iowa 1081
Gray, D. S., soil of Plymouth Co., Iowa 1081
Gray, Greta, convenient kitchens 653
Gray, Harry L., relief 840,948.1097
Gray, L. C, farm lease contract 204, 1080
Gray, Mabel, psychiatric nurse, conferences... 514
Grav, William C, relief 442
Gray, William S., & Co. v. United States 114
Gravs Harbor, Wash., charts 536,1088
Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation. 222, 239, 289
Grayson, Annie L., funeral expenses, etc., of
husband 416
Grayson, Joel, funeral expenses, etc 416
Grazing:
agreements in Montana 444, ,597,803
conservative grazing pays 274
national forests, protection, etc.. 1109
Grazing lands, soil erosion 785
Grease rack for automobiles 247
Great Basin:
surface water supply ..- 94
winter anticylone 1085
Great Britain:
advertising matter, etc., shipment 1090
Aeronautical Research Committee —
report, Aerodynamics Subcommittee.. 624
automobile mfr., competitive position 280
automotive industrv and trade 924
charts of England 498,626,758
chemical trade 794
civil aeronautics in United Kingdom 339
claim for relief of Americans in Russia 634,
812. 933
1234
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Great Britain— Coutinued.
claims for death of— ;
Myrie, Reginald E - oO/,bl3,935
Kichardson, Samuel 386
Tucker, Edwin - 386,813,938
cresylic acid, cost of production 193
electrical machinery, etc., market — 1090
expectation of life in England 391
German textile machinery business 409
hand tools, market for 18
hosiery market 18
insured parcels for, packing 126
investment trusts, participating shares 538
lights, etc., British Islands 121
occupational mortality, males in England. 1148
paintings by British artists 633
phenol , costs of production 508
pilot, supplements 757,888, 1049
public health in England, 1926 323
public service retirement system 492
rainfall, correlation periodogram 147
releases of alien property, arrangement — 1143
Safety in Mines Research Board-
flame propagation of natural gas-air 662
limits of inflammability of gases, etc... 539
standards for metal fits 22
taxation of business 538
telegraph chart of British Isles 1134
underwear market 84
wireless communication, British Empire. ... 925
see aUo names of certain countries compris-
ing the British Empire.
Great circle sailing:
Atlantic Ocean chart 499
Indian Ocean chart 376
Pacific Ocean chart... 499
world charts 1050, 1051, 1134
Great Falls Bridge Co., bridge 685,710,936
Great Falls of Potomac River, see Potomac
River.
Great Lakes:
bulletins to supplement charts-
bulletin 36, supplements 67, 137,
200, 266, 326
bulletin 37 910
bulletin 37, supplements 1074, 1152
compass and magnetism of the earth 910
connecting waters, harbors, etc 1151
hydrology 656
lake levels, report of Charles E. Hughes 768
light list __. 662
lights for tugs and steamers 934, 965
notice to mariners 662,795,925,1090
weather information by radio 790
ste also names of lakes.
Great Lakes Steamship Co 879, 1040, 1126
Great Lakes Transit Corporation 765
Great Northern Ry.:
bonds 298,364
cases 42,368,871,879
construction and abandonment of lines. 104, 166
construction of branch line 1030
passenger-train service—
Puget Sound-Portland 39
Twin Cities and head of lakes 484
rates on—
apples 97
coal 733
lumber 35
poles 234
sand 366
. wire 173
switchmg charges HI
valuation 298
Great Plains:
combined harvester-thresher 648
cooperative shelter-belt demonstrations...^ 211
horticultural experiments, southern area-
estimate 1065
hearings.. I".^I!. 547
•aw '.'.'. 802
reports 546,573,836
range-cattle production, etc. 648
flreat Salt Lake Desert, potash brines ""lll4
Great Smoky Mountains National Park 544,
569 597
Great Southern Railroad, valuation ' 364
Great Southern Refining Co., petroleum 740
Page
Great War, see European War, 1914-18.
Great Western Power Co., relief 677
Great Western Railway, valuation. 166
Greater Antilles, see Antilles, Greater.
Greater Des Moines Committee, Inc., paper... 873
Greece:
ancient dentistry ._. 640
chart of east coast 889
convention to prevent smuggling liquors.. .1144
indebtedness to U. S., settlement-
hearings 571
report of Treasury Dept 636
reports of committees.. 701,712
magnesite, costs of production 508
trade financing and exchange 84
Greeley, W. B.:
timber growing and logging practice. 8,274, 652
correction of entry on p. 652 782
see al^o Forest Service.
Green, Charles S., v. United States 176,621
Green, D. Monroe:
chinchilla rabbits for food and fur 1081
rabbit skins for fur 330,917
raising domestic rabbits 272
Green, Edward H., pleurisies, relation to tuber-
culosis. 1070
Green, John, syphilitic eye tragedies 514
Green, M. AV., engine power in flight 119
Green, William R. (Representative from
Iowa) :
minority views —
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 952
reports made by-
Conference Com 545
Internal Revenue Taxation Joint Com. 447
Wavsand Means Com 352,571,701
Green & Stowe, sand... 1035
Green Bay entrance, chart 779
Green-bug, see Grain-aphis.
Green Lake County, Wis., soil survey.. 789
Green manuring:
abonos verdes para la America tropical 628
field peas as green manure crop 334
green manuring.. 919
Green, Moore & Co., Inc., v. U. S 175,619
Green pit viper, in China 384
Green River waters, consent to compact 960
Green Star Steamship Corporation:
Archibald U. Wahn v 746
V. United States 746
Greenbrier & Eastern R. R., control 743
Greenbrier, Cheat & Elk R. R.:
abandonment of part of line 736
control by Western Maryland Ry 473
Greene, Daniel M., Interior Dept. decisions... 160
Greene, Spencer B., trade of Pacific States with
South America 409
Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation 723, 1017
Greenhouses:
Ajmerican bulbs under glass 275
cucumber production.. 788
greenhouse tomatoes.. 210
insects injurious to ornamental plants 786
Greenleaf, Walter J., land-grant colleges 463
Greenwald, H. P., flame propagation of natural
gas in air 662
Greenway, Gilbert C, jr., case 243,882
Greenwich Islands, see K apingamarangi
Islands.
Greenwood, Miss., fishes collected 409
Greenwood Landing, chart 408
Gregg, Arch' L., relief. 986
Gregg, Willis R.:
international aerological soundings 212
meteorological conditions along airways 119
Gregory, Mrs. Edwin C, statement 967
Grenada, money-order post oflSces 254
Grenell, L. H., tarnish resisting silver alloys 155
Gretna, La., bridge 557,670
Grew, Joseph C, relief 1067
Greybull River irrigation dam, feasibility 819
Gries, Caroline G.:
agricultural products, foreign trade 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products... 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Griesel Brothers, Inc., tomatoes 1037
July-June
1235
Page
Griess Pfleger Tamiing Co.. <iuebracho 479
Griest, W. W. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by-
Conference Com j^l
Griffee. Fred, smut, etc., reaction in oats (2)_. 1079
Griffin, Edward L., toxicity of petroleum-oil
emulsions to aphids 6
Griffin, Grace G., writings on Amer. history-- 1142
Griffin, Helen F., relief 839
Griffin, Samuel H., reinstatement 256
Griffith, Ruth:
agricultural statistics, 1926. . - _ . _ 142
crops other than grains - 142
farm animals and animal products.-- - 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains --- 142
Griffiths, David:
American bulbs under glass 275
Easter lily 404
grape-hyacinth bulbs 334
hybrid "Palestine iris corms 334
iris bulbs 1084
narcissus bulbs 404
regal lily 275
score of easily propagated lilies 654
Griffiths, Marion A.:
smut, artificially inoculated corn 648,789
variants in Ustilago nuda 4,76
Griffitts, T. H. D.:
.\nopheles atropos, its breeding, etc 63, 196
malaria, lessons on cause and prevention.. 1147
paris green for mosquito destruction.. 323.513
Grigg, J. Walter, v. United States 1126
Grimes, Franij: G., fur laws for 1927-28 205
Grimshaw, Russel C:
el ahorro escolar 761
same (in Portuguese) 893
Grinding wheels, elimination of waste 286
Grinnell, .Joseph, pocket gophers of Calif 190
Grinnell Company, United States v 461
Grissinger, Elwood. r. United States 355
Griswold, Fort, tract to Connecticut 1003
Grits, standard of weights, etc 551,704
Groceries, Government supplies 511
Groesbeck, E. C, corrosion resistance 798
Grogan, Starke M.. financial statistics 149
(iroissmayr, Fred, Nile flood studies 335
(Iron void, Ingeborg, crops other than grains... 142
Grosbach, H. E., surface water supply 1114
Groseclose. Elgin E., currency svstems, Orient. 83
Grosfield. John A., v. U. S _. .30.5,487
Gross, Alfred O., Barro Colorado Island Bio-
logical Station 189
Gross, C. R., dehydration of fruits, etc 6
Grosvenor quadrangle, Tex 361
Ground water, see Water (underground).
Grover, Frederick W., antenna capacity 541
Grover, Nathan C:
power capacity, etc., in U. S., introd 728
surface water supply —
Colorado River basin 29
Great Basin 94
Mississippi River basins 1022, 1114
Missouri River basin _. 94
Pacific slope basins 29, 1022
Qrovier-Starr Produce Co., tomatoes 236
Growth:
chickens... 1079
children 244
Grubbs, S. B., bubonic plague, etc 134
Grunsky, C. E., hydrology of Great Lakes 656
Guajira Peninsula, chart 1133
Guam .-^icultural Experiment Station 1082
report, 1926 1082
Guam Island:
free-air winds 77
light list 538
living conditions 120
money-order post offices 254
post route map 630
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
Guambacho, Port, see Samanco, Port.
< Juaranties and sureties:
acfri'ptable sureties on Federal bonds. . 194, 901
crirninnl cases, executing bonds 678
liling of bonds by Alaska... 686,717,800
persons to act for disbursing officers. %'2
postmasters and employees, bonds 443, 671
to amend law rel. to official bonds 961
Page
Guaranty settlements, see names of ccrlain
railroads.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York:
rersus—
Austria and Anglo- Austrian Bank 387
Germany 131
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R 1127
Guatemala, foreign trade, 1926 55
Qua yule:
a borracha de guayule 314
vulcanization tests of guayule rubber 221
Guerrant, N. B., phospholipins in seeds... 526, 647
Guettel, Arthur, (■. United States 3.55, 1040
Guettel, Edward, v. United States 355, 1040
Guettel, Henry A., v. United States 355, 1040
Guettel, Martha A., v. United States 355, 1040
Gufley, A. S., relief... 419,705,799
Gugenheim-Goldsmith Co., bananas--- - 606
Guiana, see British Guiana— Dutch Guiana-
French Guiana.
Guide-books, see special subject.
Guidons, Army regulations 198
Guilford Courthouse National Park 435
Guinea fowl 401
Guinea-pig raising.. 205
Gulf, see name of gulf.
Gulf & Sabine River R. R 166
Gulf & Ship Island R. R 97
Gulf Coal Co 1027
Gulf Coast:
buoy list 281
chart 923
light lists 538, 795
pilot, inside route, supplement 338
see also Gulf States.
Gulf Coast Lines, excess income 104
Gulf Coast Properties, Inc.:
bridges at or near —
East Alburg, Vt... 682,931,990
Rouses Point, N. Y 682,841,931
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.:
construction of line 298
control of Texas & Gulf Ry 617
rates on —
cast-iron 467
oleomargarin _ 107
Gulf, Mobile A Northern R. R.:
operation of line 104
rates on —
asphalt 163
cotton... 469
valuation 167
Gulf Shipbuilding Co., case 6.57
Gulf States:
bryozoa of Gulf of Mexico region 767
citrus fruit culture 76,919
fisheries, pubhcations 151
strawberry culture. 919
see also Gulf Coast.
Gulf Stream, fluctuations, etc 212
Gulfport, Miss., Veterans' Hospital 264
Gulfport Fertilizer Co., phosphates 36
Gum Motor Co., automobiles 30
Gum-tree, see Red gum.
Gun mounts:
antiaircraft gun mount, handbook... 138
antiaircraft truck mount, handbook 67
Gunnery, drills. Navy 756
see also Target practice.
Gunnison County, Colo., geology, etc 192
Gunnison-Mayfield Land & Grazing Co 444,
458, 802
Gunnison National Forest - - 697, 702, 857, 933
Gunong Sudi Anchorage, chart 182
Gunpowder, see Black powder.
Guns:
ammunition for 3-inch antiaircraft guns 200
carriage and gun, 75-mm 911
materiel, 37-milhmeler gun, handbook 644
materiel, 155-millimeter gun -- 395,780
to loan field guns to Dallas, Tex 591,690
seealso Cannon— Machine gun— Ordnance-
Rifles — Shotguns.
G untersville, Ala ., bridge 429, .585, R72
Ouyer, U. S. (Representative from Kans.):
rejiorls made hv —
Claims Coin... 419, 676. n77, 67R, 80S, 946, 947
. Gwin, Karl S., p. United States 859
1236
Index, 1927-1928
Page
production in 1926 - 281
rates on *'^
Gypsy moth, quarantine --- --- *
H
II., A. J., see Henry, Alfred J.
Uaag Alfred H., adequate merchant marine— 505
Haar, William 11., United States r 746
Haas, Andrew L., v. United States.. ^5'
Haas Ewart G., v. United States.. 859
Hans, C}. C, factors affecting price of hogs 204
Haas, O. F., el alumbrado de las calles - 1136
Hahana, Cuba, see Havana, Cuba.
Hackeiisack River, chart '93
Hacker, Harlie O., relief... -- 1003
Hacketl, Allen S., Mississippi R. bridge... 55/, 6/^0
Hadwen, Sevmour, reindeer in Alaska "3
HaKan, Alice V., marriage and divorce, 1926... 922
Hanoii Import Co. of Pennsylvania 602
Hatior, .Jolm M.:
commercial survey of the Southeast 340
same, descriptive circular 538
Haperstown, Md.:
morbidity studies-
age curve of illness 64
causes of illness, different ages... 1070, 1148
illness and death 196
males and females, illness rate 63, 262
sex differences at different ages 1070
various diseases according to age _ 1070
Hagpan. Josephine A., relief 707
Hague, .\rnold, Yellowstone Nat. Park 1023
Haight, A. S., & Co. ('. United States 90
Haines, Blanche M., maternity and infancy... 116
Haines. George, feeding experiments 144, 207
Haines, W. T.:
basal metabolism of chickens 3,4
critical temperature of chicken 4
heat prod uct ion of chickens (2 entries) 4
Haircloth, census of manufactures, 1925 148
Haiti:
hill clinics 120
rabies in Haiti 887,1048
Haiti (island):
zoological exploration in Hispaniola 898
Haiti, American High Commissioner to. 1062
report, 1927 1062
Haitian General Hospital Training School for
Nurses, address to class 247
Hakodate Ko, chart... 499
Hakodate Wan, chart 499
Halawa site, acquisition 823
Haloomb, Mattie, see Holcomb, Mattie.
Hale, Fletcher {Representative from N. H.):
reports made by-
Conference Com 941
Naval -Affairs Com 442,
694, 695, 826, 828, 973, 974, 975
Hale, Frederick (Senator from Me.):
paper presented by-
limitation of naval armaments 702
reports made by —
Appropriaticras Com... 837
Naval Affairs Com.. . 457,
595, 719. 720, 853, 1008. 1009, 1010
Haley, J. H., Missouri River bridge.. 958, 992, 1101
Haley, ,Iohn W., v. Mexico 130, 193
Haley, S. W., thoracotomy for empyema 392
Haley, W. E., sugar-cane moth borer in U. s.. 786
Half-dollar:
to commemorate discovery of Hawaii-
hearings 5,5n
law 668
reports 550,574
Hall. Albert R. (Representative from Ind.):
re[)orts made by-
District of Columbia Com.. _. 421,949
Pensions Com ' 557
Hall, Clarence, stemming explosives " 796
Hall, Edwin H., memoir, Wallace C. W.
Sabine 494
Hall, George M., ground water in rocks 161
Hall, Homer W. (Representative from 111.):
reimrt made by-
Judiciary Cora 432
H all, Maurice ('., parasites, etc., of sheep. . . 650
Page
Hall, Milton W.:
diarrheal group of diseases 779
respiratory tract, inflammatory diseases 779
Hall, Ray:
balance of internat. payments of U. S.—
1926 84
1927 925
Hall Islands, chart 51
Hallock, F. H., v. United States 157,289,488
Halo spot, of kudzu 1079
Ham, Clifford D., relief 677,705,799
Hamburg-American Terminal & Navigation
Co. V. United States 880
Hamburg Harbor, chart 1050
Hamersley Manufacturing Co., wood-pulp 40
Hamilton, Ashton, r. David H. Blair 487
Hamilton, J. O., sunburn, textDe protec-
tion 203,270
Hamilton, William A., article on Charles
Viner and common law 1108
Hamilton Harbor, Bermuda, chart 51
Hamilton Manufacturing Co., case 175
Hammatt, Theodore D., wheat marketing 18
Hammel, Riglander & Co., United States r 290
Hammond, H. F., United States;' 91
Hammond, J. C, observations with 6-inch
transit circle 500
Hammond, L. D., weight of blackstrap mo-
lasses 22
Hampers, sec Baskets.
Hampton, J. W., jr., & Co. v. V. S 746
Hampton, Va., air navigation map 776
Hampton & Branch ville R. R., securities 736
Hampton Roads, see Army Supply Base,
Hampton Roads— a/«o Naval Train-
ing Station, Hampton Roads.
Hanapepe, Hawaii, electric light, etc.. 445,598,668
Hancock, Claience E. (Representative from
N. Y.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com 828,975
Hancock, Joseph M.. patent to lands 978
Hancock & Calumet R. R 169
Hancock County, Tenn., bridge... 556,577,667,707
Hand, George R., salary, etc 806
Hand, Irving F., blue-sky measurements 77
Hand bags. Government supplies 511
Hand tools, see Tools.
Handbooks, see names of Departments, bu-
reaus, etc., issuing handbooks —
also special subject.
Handkerchiefs, case of Meadows, Wye & Co.,
Inc. (F. A. MacCluer, Inc.) 461
Handles:
elimination of waste 928
rates on 30,163,1025
Handling charges, Atlantic and Gulf ports 112
Handy books for sale by supt. of docs 1112
Handv Chocolate Co., chocolate 608
Hanes, P. H., Knitting Co.. case 462
Hangings, wall, new occupational therapy 907
Hankins, O. G., soft-pork investigations 650
Hanley, Frank, relief 595,694,929
Hanlon, Timothy, relief 701
Hanna, H. Melville, rs. United States 859
Hanna. Howard M., exr., vs. United States 859
Hannibal Bridge Co., valuation 877
Hannibal Union Depot Co., valuation 473
Hansen, Albert A.:
Bermuda grass 788
dodder .531
weeds, how to control them 146, 1084
Hansen, Gus, alias, see Hansen, Hugo.
Hansen, Hugo, v. IJnited States 305
Hansen, Peter, naval record 694
Hansen, R. E., relief 953,999,1095
Hanson, Karl B., experimental fur farm 73,785
Harbor Coaling Corporation, coal 100
Harbor Commissioners Board of California 164
Harbor workers, see Employers' liabiUty and
workmen's compensation.
Harbors:
construction, etc., of public works 979
important ports in trade of U. S 410
of—
Great Lakes, examination and survey. 1151
Panama Canal 1152
Porto Rico 200
July-June
1237
Page
Harbors— Continued.
port series 200,643,1152
rank of U. S. ports, methods of measuring - 410
see also names of harbors.
Hard federation wheat, see Wheat.
Hard of hearing, see Deafness.
Hard of Hearing, American Federation of
Organizations for, see American
Federation of Organizations for
the Hard of Hearing.
Hard woods, see Hardwoods.
Hardeman County, Tex., judicial district 962
Harden, Josiah, reUef. 968
Hardie, William K., r. United States 747
Hardin, Leo J., optimum fertilization 71, 141
Harding, T. Swann, assimilation of rations by
dairy cows 269,270,401
Harding, W. T., airdrome landing-field flood
lights 642
Harding, Warren G., as President, Executive
order regard ing budget 255
Harding Glass Co., sand 110
Harding, President, steamship, see President
Harding, steamship.
Hardware:
builders' hardware, elimination of waste-.- 21
Government supplies 511
Hardware Section 18
Hardware Underwriters r. United States 42, 114
Hardwoods:
blight-killed chestnut in forests 8
growing seedlings on farm. 274
timber growing and logging practice 8
Hardy, A. V., Malta fever problem 773, 1069
Hardy, J. I., kemp fibers in mohair fleeces 205
Hardy, Russell F., Materiel Division 32 by 6
disk wheel 777
Hare, Butler B. (Representative from S. C):
reports made bs- —
War Claims Com 571,699
Harger & Blish, radio apparatus 741
Hargraves, D. T., bridge 957,1101
Harlan, C. L., farm animals and products 142
Harlan, Harry V., barley, culture, uses, etc 788
fiarlan-Elzey-Randall Co., vegetables 876
Harlan Fruit Co., bananas 1116
Harlem River, fixed bridges 778
Harley, C. P., acetaldehyde in pears 532,647
Harmolita tritici, see Jointworms.
Harmon, Louis H., relief 549,839,929
Harney National Forest, boundaries 1057
Harper, Carl B., v. Paul G. Zimmerman 239
Harper. W. G., soil survey of Polk Co., Oreg.. 533
Uarriman geographic code:
right to use, etc. —
hearings 805,942
minority views 1105
report 942
Harriman Geographic Code System, Select
Joint Committee on:
hearings 805,942
minority views 1105
report 942
Harrington, J. P., Mission Indians of Calif 898
Harrington, Julian F.:
Irish Free State —
economic survey .- 795
market for electrical machinery, etc 537
Harrington, Mrs. Ona, relief. 677,705,929
Harris, -Vlvin V., water from White River 573
Harris, B. W., mercurochrome 247
Harris, Benjamin G., diary during 1800... 497
Harris, J. .\rthur:
permanence of difierences in experimental
field 647,787
seedling mortality in cotton 1084
seedling stand in cotton 1084
Harris, Pleasant R. W., military record 435
Harris, R. L., treatment of neurosyphilis with
tertian malaria 514
Harris, Simon D., v. United States 1127
Harris, William J. (Senator from Ga.):
report made by-
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com 1016
Harris Brothers Co. v. United States 723, 1127
Harris Rubber Co. v. United States 24, 175
Harrisburg, Miss., see Tupelo, Miss.
Harrison, Charming W., chemistry of oysters.. 785
Page
Harrison, George J.:
inheritance of smooth seeds in cotton.. 203,209
seedhng stand in cotton 1084
Harrison, Henry H., relief of mother 826
Harrison, John K. M., v. Ralph C. Browne 663
Harrison, Mary M., relief 826
Harrison, W. X., enamel sUps -.. 285
Harrison, -\rk., court 431,543
Harrison County, Iowa, bridge 426,454,582,670
Harrison County, Miss., land title 458,568,666
Harrisonburg, La., bridge 428,583,671,958
Hart, Nancy, tablet or marker 964
Hart, R. A., drainage of irrigated farms 276
Hart Island, bridge 577,673,801
Harter, L. L.:
mottle necrosis of sweet potato _ 3, 76
save beans 654
stem rot of sweet potatoes 3, 10,76
Hartford, Conn., Federal building 856,
977,1099,1108
Hartford & New York Transportation Co.,
valuation 613
Hartley, C. P., better seed corn 275,919
Hartley, Henry, recognition of service 974
Hartley, O. P., trade in iodine 1090
Hartman, .\rthur M., assimilation of rations bv
dairv cows 269,270,401
Hartman, Frank, relief 444,986,1095
Hartmann, Charles, jr., soil of Polk Co., Oreg. 533
Harvard business review, reprint from 761
Harvard Manufactin-ing Co. r. U. S 368
Harvard University, monument to Ward.. 821,938
Harvell, J. H., bridge 817,993,1101
Harvest labor, see Farm labor.
Harvesting, see names of special crops.
Harvesting machinery:
harvester-thresher in Great Plains 648
shall I buy a combine? 916
Harvey, E. Newton, cold light 190
Harvey, J. B., rails 10.35
Harvey, T. Weed, extension service handbook 528
Harward Manufacturing Co. r. United States 222
Haslitt, P. P., tuberculosis, head of humerus.. 514
Hassall, .Albert, insects 906
Hassell, T. S., bridge 959, 1103
Hastings, Minn., bridge 957
Hat braids, case of T. J. McGrath & Co 224
Hathaway, Charles M., jr., Irish Free State... 795
Hathaway, Edward S., tolerance of high
temperatures by fish 660
Hathcock, James S., cotton-gin operation 72
Hatiling Bay, chart 51
Hats:
fur-felt, census of manufactures, 1925 148
wool-felt, census of manufactures, 1925 214
Hatteras, Cape, isolated duty 120
Hatters' plush, Irving Massin & Brothers 290
Hattery, O. C, bulletin to supplement Great
Lakes charts 910
Hauch, Martha A., benefits of employees' com-
pensation 705, 808, 929
Hauge, George H., relief , 981
Haugen, GflbertN. (Representative from Iowa):
reports made by —
Agriculture Com 346,
417, 546, 547, 674, 675, 806, 807, 943
Conference Com 805,938,939
Hausman, S., & Sons Co., brass 163
Havana, Cuba:
aviation chart 1133
chart of harbor 249
convention of Spanish War Veterans —
leave for ex-service men 418,804
Emigration and Immigration Conference —
participation by U. S 507,680
International .American Conference —
address of President Coolidge 504
handbook for use of delegates 184
same (in Portuguese) 314
same (in Spanish) 184
programma e regimento _ 314
Pan .\merican Child Congress 761
same (in Portuguese) 893
same (in Spanish) 761
Hawaii 362
agriculture, cooperative extension work —
hearings 1105
law 933
reports 598,806
1238
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Hawaii— Continued. . ^ ^ .,„ gf,o o./.
appeals from <listr ct court^- — - "30, 800, 830
boxing matches (H. R. 72U0J ^^^
hearing 962
report - - ,rA
coast pilot, supplement..-----------. '^'^
discovery, sesquicentennial celebration—
coinage of 50-ceut piece, hearings &ftu
coinage of .lO-cent piece, law.- bb»
coinage of 50-cent piece, reports-... 550, 574
participation, hearings »s^
participation, law '^'f
participation, report of committee^- ---- 'tH
participation, report of State Dept— -- bSi
participation, statement, 'V. b. -K--
Houston - ---;v,— --'' A4^
electric current, to approve acts of Hawaii «5,
governor, report, 1927 36-
jury service, qualifying women—
hearings -- Jji
report — - ^46
lands for road purposes °<
light list -- — - - ^ds
lights, etc., on coasts '^
map, post route o.iu
money-order post offices joi
mortality statistics, 1925 ()58
National Guard, payment of officers, etc.—
law..- °
reoorts ooo, oy j
statement of victor S. K. Houston 1107
pink boUworm parasites 273
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
real estate, piu-chase by War Dept 563,
690, 933, 1003
rivers, etc., in district-- 517
title to certain public property 318, 764
to place statues in Statuary Hall 598, 850
see also names of special localities in Hawaii.
Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station. .918, 1082
report, 1927 1082
Hawaii National Park:
circular of general information- 1022
rules and regulations 29
to revise boundary 568,596,802,857
Hawaiian Homes Commission:
to amend act —
hearing - 446
law 668
reports-..- - 446,598
Hawes, Harry B. (Senator from Mo.):
reports made by-
Interstate Commerce Com - 456,589
Hawes, Richard E., recognition of service . 974
Hawks from standpoint of farmer 6
Hawley, Edith, dietary scales, etc 332
Hawley, .T. IT., hydrographic manual, 1928 923
Hawley, Willis C. (Representative from Oreg.):
reports made by-
Conference Com 939
Waysand Means Com 701,834
Hawley & Lctzcrich, United States » 860
Hawthorne, H. W.:
family living from farm 400
method of analyzing farm business 74
Hay, Oliver P., .shell of Chelys, etc 767
Hay:
alfalfa and clover, assimilation 269, 270, 401
alfalfa and soy-bean, net energy value 3
handbook of official standards -.. 5, 784
hay caps... 1080
inspection, rules and regulations 649
inspection, etc., official standards 72
rates on 34,736
uso of stackers to save labor 649
Hayde, Stephen J., ». Boynton and Larson... 224,
368, 747
Hayden, Carl (Senator from Ariz.):
report made by-
Territories and Insular Possessions Com. 598
llaydite Company, petroleum 300
Hayes, H. K.:
inheritance in wheats 203,211
reaction in oats to stem rust, etc. (2) 1079
Hayes, Montrose W.:
report of floods, 1927 335
St. Louis tornado of Sept. 29, 1927 335
Hayes, T. H., hookworm in St. Croix 887. 1047
Page
Hayes, W. N., United States » 175
Hayford, John F., bench marks in U. S 338
Hayne, T. B., transmission of malaria by
Anopheles 263,391
Haynes, Sheppard, duck raising 205
Hays, Kans., see Fort Hays Branch Station.
Hazard, Daniel L.:
magnetic observations, Cheltenham 278
results of magnetic observations, 1920 82
Hazard, G. J., Jutland 120
Hazard, W. Laurence, relief 44.3,720,799
Hazen, Chester M.:
artificial pneumothorax 197
spontaneous pneumothorax, tuberculous.. 1149
HCN in ship fumigation, qualitative tests 905
Head. Margaret T., admx.. relief 419,929,986
Head protection, safety standards _ _ 251
Heald, K. C, geology, Ingomar anticline,
Mont 94
Healey, Charles M., alias, see Tucker, Albert
O.
Healev Aeroplane Bus Co., Inc., v. U. S 2.39
Health, see Hygiene— Hygiene (public)— a?«o
headings beginning Health— Pub-
lic Health.
Health boards and departments:
county maternity and infancy work ... 371, 7S0
officers—
dtv officers, 1927 196,262
county officers, 1927 133
county officers, 1928 1070,1147
State and insular authorities, 1927. 323,513
see also Conference of State and Territorial
Health Officers with United States
Public Health Service— oiso names
of cities. States, etc.
Health examination, see Physical examination.
Health insurance, foreign service 57
Health, National Institute of, see National
Institute of Health.
Health officers, see Health boards and depart-
ments.
Health records, see Records.
Health Section of League of Nations, epidemio-
logical reports, review 134,
196, 263, 323, 513, 639
Heaps, J. L., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn... 1019
Heard, Thomas A., relief 690
Hearings, see names of committees— aiso sub-
jects.
Heart:
arrhythmias, electrocardiogram 246,247
block with Stokes-Adams syndrome 1148
carcinoma, metastatic 65
physiotherapeutic movements for 514
pre'mature contractions (2 entries) 48
recording of cardiac findings 135
syphilis and heart disease 392
war veterans, cardiac disorders 392
Heat:
strawberries, protection from frost 212
wheat damaged by heat 5
see also Animal heat— Insulation (heat).
Heating apparatus:
collection of utensils. National Museum. _ _ 633
domestic, census report, 1925 14
rates on automobile heaters 736
Hecht, J. L., Mississippi R. bridge... 817,992,1100
Heckert, F. W., exhaust equipment tempera-
ture . 777
Hectograph ribbons, specification... 87
Hecykell, Arthur L., relief 442
Hedges, Florence, kudzu, bacterial halo spot.. 1079
Hee, Charley, v. United States 176
Heitner, William J., schizoid mechanisms 392
Heid Brothers, Inc., v. United States.. 24,305
Heifers, see Cows.
Heikes, V. C:
arsenic in 1926. 152
gold, silver, etc., in Nevada in 1925 85
selenium and tellurium in 1926 153
Heiman Brothers Battery Co. v. U. S 157
Heinrich, Carl:
moths of genus Diatraea and alfies... 129
sugai'-eane moth borer 786
Heinrich, Herbert W., cost of accidents to
employer 117
Heinz, H. J., Co., relief. 946
Heinzenberger, John, relief 690
July- June
1239
Page
Heitkamp, George, relief 549
Helena, Ark., bridge 957, 1101
Helfman, Mrs. Joseph, see Brandeis, Mrs.
Arthur D.
Helgoland, chart 890
Helianthus, see Sunflowers.
Heliotherapy for laryngeal tuberculosis 198
Hellenic Republic, see Greece.
Hellman, Florence S., Muscle Shoals biblio-
graphical list-- - - 350
Hellman. Isadore X., Arnold J. Hellmich t. 305. 368
Hellman. Miltgn C, Arnold J. Hellmich r_ 305. 368
Helm & Northwestern R. R.. valuation 364
Helminth parasites of Central Amer. mam-
mals --- 767
Helmly. I. C, Furniture Co., furniture 505
Helmsdale Harbor, Scotland, chart 183
Helpful suggestions (article in Hospital Corps
quarterly) 496
Helz, G. E., root-nodule bacteria, pea
group 525,647
Hematite, see Iron ore.
Hemingway, Roberta, kindergarten-primary
education 226
Hemke, Paul E.:
drag of wings with end plates 47
measurement of pressure through tubes 246
Hemorrhagic bronchopneumonia, see Broncho-
pneumonia.
Hemorrhagic encephalitis, see Encephalitis.
Hemp, dressed, census. 1925 148
Hemphill. Robert G., irrigation of cotton 1084
Hen. see Poultry.
Henderson, Charles W., gold, etc., in Colorado- 217
Henderson, John, p. United States 1127
Henderson, Richard C, colloidal mastic, etc.,
tests on cerebrospinal fluids 65
Henderson, W. K.. Iron Works & Supplv Co-- 369
Henderson, Kv.. bridges 817.843,935
Henderson. W. Va.. bridge- .5.57.668,708
Henderson Bridge Co.. bridge 5.57,668,708
Henderson Companr, gasoline 33
Henderson-Ohio River Bridge Co 817,843,935
Henderson Telephone & Telegrraph Co 871
Hendricks, Harmon W.. David H. Blair r.?- 487,747
Hendricks. Robert W.. rain, etc., Drecipitation- 212
Hendrrs, B. L., Ohio River bridge.-.- 427,582,670
Hengerer, William, Co., United States r 91
Heimy, D. C, see California Power Board.
Henricksen, Henry C, el cultivo de la pina 893
Henrickson, H. B., sphygmomanometers 221
Henry. -Alfred J.:
abnormal summers in United States 212
abstracts-
floods in Mississippi Valley--- -- 405
hydrology of Great Lakes 656
influence of precipitation 405
line-SQuallS- 656
fluctuations of Gulf Stream, review 212
forest and stream-flow experiment 920, 1085
monsoon forecasting for Java, summary 335
weather of 1927 in United States 656
whence come cold waves? 1085
winter anticvclone of Great Basin 1085
Henrv, -\rthur W., flax rust control 210
llenrv, Basil N., relief 823
Henry, Clifford E., goiter 346.247
Henry, Helen H., seeds of quack grass, etc 269,
334
Henry, Mrs Moore L., relief. _ 694
Henry, Cape, tide calendar 50, 121, 181,
248, 312. 375, 498, 626, 7.58, 1050, 1132
Henry County, Tenn., bridge 560,
585,673,711,804
Hens, see Poultry.
Henshaw, F. F.:"
surface water supply-
Columbia River basin and Oregon 29
Great Basin - 94
Snake River basin 1022
Hensley, William, relief.- 450
Henson, Martha, relief.. 575,833,1095
Heras Hervas, -A.ntonio las, o problema social e
mundial da cegueira 378
Herbaceous perennials... 532
Herbariums:
contributions from national herbarium .506
publications for sale 226
Page
Herbert, Theodore, relief... 435,1003
Herbert, Port, chart 659
Herbicides, see names of herbicides.
Herdbook, swine, data rel. to sex in litters 6
Heredity (plants):
cotton, rate of shedding in hybrid 3,76
cotton, smooth seeds. 203,209
maize, Mendelian ratios 71,76
oats, stem rust and smuts reaction (2) 1079
.soy beans, mottling 4
tomato, ovate and related shapes 4,72
wheat, awnedness. etc., in crosses 533
wheat, winter hardiness, etc., in crosses.-- 203.
211
Herman, G. G.:
acute osteomyelitis with metastasis --- 247
sarcoma of femur (2 entries) 497
Hermann, Mo., bridge 426,453,581,670
Hermann Bridge Co., bridge 426,581.670
Hermann Oak Leather Co., quebracho 234
Hernando Tobacco Co.:
plant introduction garden property-
hearings 1105
law 804
report 806
Hero, George A.. ^Mississippi River bridge 557,
670
Heroes, thirty great .Americans 27
Herrick. H. T., coal-tar food dves --. 530
Herrington. B. L., iodized salt 71,203
Herschman. Harry K.:
air-hardening rivet steels 344
tarnish resisting silver alloys 155
Hersey, Ira G. (Representative from Me.):
report made by-
Judiciary Com 687
Hervas. Antonio las Heras, see Heras Hervas,
.A.ntonio las.
Hervey, John, relief 563.1003,1095
Hess, Eli, V. United States 222. 723,880
Hess, Elmer C, Congressional directorv— . 345,416
Hess, Frank L.:
crystalline carnotite from Utah 320
rare metals, cobalt, etc.. in 1926 411
rossite and metarossite, new vanadates 385
Hess, Katherine, sunburn, textile protec-
tion - --2a3,270
Hessian fly, parasites in Pa., Md., etc 648,786
Hessling, N. A., barometric depressions, etc 11
Hetch Hetchv Vallev, account of origin 1023
Hetrick. T. .\brahara. relief 563,1003,1095
Hevea rubber tre^s at Bayeux, Haiti 789
Heverlv, J. B., survev dutv in the tropics 496
Hewett, D. F.:
manganese deposit of Pleistocene age 464,
1114
zeolites from Ritter Hot Spring 1143
Hevburn, Idaho, bridge 428,584,671
Heydeck, A. S.. relief 420
Heyl, Paul R., tuning fork as timepiece 15
Hickey, Andrew J. (Representative from Ind.):
reports made bv— -
Judiciary Com -. 432,561,686.820
Hickey, John T., r. United States -. 305,:555.
619, 1110
Hickey, Mary A., nurses' narrative reports 907
Hickman, Ravmond N., relief 974
Hickman, Ky. bridge 425,580,669
Hickory handles, elimination of waste 928
Hicks, William W., patent appeal .540
Hicoria pecan, see Pecan.
Hidalgo Countv, N. ^tex., reimbursement 698,
722. 1101
Hide and Tycather Division 18,410,795
Hides, see Leather, hides, and skins.
Hidnert. Peter:
thermal expansion, nf beryllium, etc 343
thermal expansion, stainless iron allovs 542
Higdon, E. L., Perdido Bay bridge.... 559,710,803
Higgins Cora, financial statistics of States 149
Higgins, Elmer:
biological inquiries, 1926 408
E report on marine fisheries of Texas.. 151
Higgins, Eugene, v. United States 1040
Higgins, George J.:
effect of walls in closed wind tnnnel,< 310
le.stson models of Briiish airplanes 624
wing model tests, coiiiiiarison with theory. 1131
1240
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Higgins Lumber Co., Inc., relief...--- 549 986, 1095
High Commission, see Inter-Ainencan High
Commission.
High Point, Thomasvilie & Denton R. R o'l
High schools:
laboratory layouts for sciences ibU
statistics of private schools, 1925-26 W6
•itatistios of public schools, 1925-26 604
Higher education, see Colleges and universities.
Higher education circular, see Colleges and
universities.
Highway departments, etc., see names of
States.
Highway slash and western pine beetle /
Highways, see Roads.
Highwavs Congress, Pan American, see Pan
.\merican Congress of Higliw-ays.
Hiji Ko chart -^0
Hilario, .\nselmo, r. Philippine Islands 3/0, 8b2
Ilildebrand, -Mary E., relief 840,948, 1097
Hildebrand, Samuel F.:
fishes—
from Key West, Fla 16
in vicinity of Greenwood, Miss 409
of Chesapeake Bay 660
red snappers of Atlantic Coast 16
Hill, C. C, Hessian fly parasites 648,786
Hill, C. L.. forests of Vosemite, etc., parks 730
Hill. Donald D., wheat 399,526
Hill, K. E., density of carbon steels 286
Hill, I. W., clubs agricolas de jovens 314
Hill, James .VI.:
bauxite and aluminum in 1926 152
gold, etc., in California and Oregon, 1926... 539
magnesium and its compounds in 1926 217
platinum and allied metals in 1926 85
Hill, Joseph A., deaf-mute population, 1920 792
Hill, Lister (Representative from -\la.):
reports made by—
Militarv Affairs Com 433,435,
562, 691, 693. 822, 823, 966, 968, 971
Hill, Myra C, v. Massachusetts 224
Hill, R. C, .strawberries for market 649
Hill, Samuel B. (Representative from Wash.):
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com __. 555,954
Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 430,686
Public Lands Com 444,831,978,979
Hill, Walter, fruit... 166
Hill, WiUiam S.:
farmer and .Vmerican merchant marine 897
farmer and Shipping Board 189
Hill City Ry., valuation .34
Hill clinics in Haiti... 120
Uillier, C. R., oral infection in mental patients 1149
Hillier's, R., Son Co., Inc., United States r 600
Hillman, F. H., farm seed testing 655
Hillsboro Bay:
bridge 424,453,544
preliminary examination 519
Hillsboro quadrangle, Wis... 362
Hillsborough County, Fla., bridge 424,453,544
Hines, Edward, Yellow Pine Co.:
dunnage allowances 470
lumber.. 105
Hine,s, Frank T., address to Medical Council 64,
1149
see also v eterans' Bureau.
Hines Hospital, see Edward Hines Junior
Hospital.
llinkle, Takuji Yamashita, etc., t' _ 884
Hinsdale (juadrangle, 111 605
Hiiiton. Walter, medal 1009
Hire;, Charles E., Co., root-beer syrup 301
1 1 irsh, .\malie, e.\r., r. United States ., 42
Hirsh, .Morris M., r. United States 42
llir.-ih, William A., exr., v. United States 42
Hiscnck, Ernest J., relief _ 570
Hispaniola, see Haiti (island).
Historical Association, see American Historical
Association.
Historical Manuscripts Commission, report 899
Historical societies, conference, 1921 320
Historical Society of Ohio, see Ohio State
Archeological and Historical Soci-
ety.
Histories (medical):
importance in pulmonary tuberculosis 514
Page
History:
American naval history, training course.. 1132
of United States Navy, bibliography 49
publications on .\merican history 462
teaching history in schools, conference 320
see also American Historical Association.
Hitchcock, A. S., grasses of Oreg. and Wash... 898
Hitchcock Countv, Nebr., monument 821,
1001, 1099
Hobart Bay, chart 923
Hobbs, Ewart W., see, as reporter. Court of
Claims, cases.
Hobbs, William H., cause of earthcfuakes 190
Hoboken Manufacturers' R. R.:
freight rates 610
silk 482
V. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry 487
Hoch, Homer (Representative from Kans.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 424,427,5.57,685,9.58
Hocking Valley Ry., valuation 298
Hodges, L. Bowers, focal infection of dental
origin... 264
Hodgkins, Alton R.:
marine insurance and general average 62
same (in Spanish) 195
Hodgkins, June A.:
agricultural statistics 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Hodgkin's disease, abdominal 247
Hodgson, James F., trade financing, etc 84
Hodson, Ivan, .soil of Clermont Co., Ohio 656
Hofer. David, trustee, v. United States 240,289
Hoffheimer Brothers Co., Charles ^r. Dean r__ 880
Hoffman, B. F., Inc., v. United States 157,487
Hoffman, Frederick L., mortality experience of
Internat. Typographical Union 884
Hoffman, Harold G. (Representative from
N. J.):
reports made by-
Military Affairs Com 4.36,
437, 440, 562, 692, 824, 968, 970, 971
Hoffman, Josiah O., r. United States... 1110
Hofmann-Sproul Co. r. United States 239
Hog, see Swine.
Hog cholera, serum types, values 205
Hog houses, practical 916
Hogg, David (Representative from Ind.):
reports made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 976
Hoggan, Ismf A., virus disea.ses of plants.. 270, 400
Hogs, see Swine.
Hohenberg, M.. & Co., cotton 1027
Hoisting machinery, rates on 736
Hoko Suido, see Pescadores Channel.
Hokushu. chart 889,1051
Holarctic region, crane flies 258
Holbert, James R.:
corn varieties resistant to rot disease 275
dent corn, chemical-dust seed treatments.. 531
sweet-corn diseases, seeA treatments... 783,919
Holbrook, W. S., steam tug, see W. S. Hol-
brook, steam tug.
Holcomb, Mattie, relief 595,826,1095
Holden, J., alkaloids 496
Holdcn, James A.:
irrigated crop rotations in Nebraska 9
work of Scotts Bluff Field Station 275
Holden quadrangle, W. Va 1115
Holder, J. B., relief.. 549
Holderness quadrangle, N. H 361
Hole, Morris J., census of agric, 1925... 337,407,535
Holiday mail, see Christmas maU.
Holidays, see Memorial day — Thanksgiving
day — also Government officials
and employees.
Holland. John P., to place on retired list 442
Holland, see Netherlands.
Holland Furnace Co.. cast-iron __ 607
Hollings-Smith Co. vs. United States 1039.112;
llollingshead, Frances M., infant mortality 323
Hollingshead, J. D., Co., barrels 1024
Hollingshead, R. S., concentrated milk trade.. 661
Hollingsworth, Fa nnie M., relief 444,458,799
July-June
1241
Page
HoUingsworth, William, statement.. 983
Hollister area, Calif., soil survey 650
Hollow tile:
rates on 473,871
specifications 88, 154
strength of interlocking-rib tile walls 666
Hollowav, T. E., sugar-cane moth borer 786
HoUv, Squire J., relief 968
Hollv-Stonington Telephone Co 482
Holm, Carl, relief 982
Holm, George E., skim milk in dry form, uses.. 74
Holm, Theodore, .Vlpine region of Rocky Mts. 494
Holmes, Charles B., military record 435
Holmes, Grac-e B., bibliography of conodonts.. 633
Holmes, Morris P., patent appeals 219,1091
Holmes, R. S., Leonardtown soil 1079,1081
Holmquist Lumber cV Fuel Co., coal 608
Holt, E. G., marketing of crude rubber 410
Holt, W. L.:
aging of soft rubber goods 22
tensile properties of rubber compounds 665
Holt Company of Texas, tractors 99,483
Holton, Edwin L., training teachers of agric... 224
Holyoke & Westfield R.R. i'. U. S 90
Home:
apple and citrus pectin extracts 208
chrysanthemums for the home 404
cottage cheese making and using 272
dahlias for the home 275
farm seed testing 6.55
food, care of 787
fruit growing for home ase 1084
home work for women. State laws 492
honey and its uses in the home 75
onion seed and sets, production 788
publications of interest to home-builders... 603
roses for the home 210
sewing, present trends 145
tanning of leather and small fur skins 917
vegetable storage 76
vinegar making 143
Home economics:
child care, etc., in home economics depts_. 93
development, etc., in States 572,
679,703,811,950
education, achievements 604
extension work —
cooperative extension work, 1925 143
handbook 528
home-management, 1914-24 331
home economics series 725
hospital housekeeping 49
publications for sale by supt. of docs 93, 463
research at experiment stations 144, 207
vocational classes, plant and equipment... 725
Home Economics Bureau 75,
145, 208, 274, 332, 653, 787, 1083
report, 1927 274
Home education reading course, see Reading.
Home for .\ged and Infirm, D. C, hospital 840
Home garden, see Gardens.
Home Insurance Co.:
relief 549,986
V. T. A. Gillespie Loading Co 176
Home management, see Home economics.
Home reading course, see Reading.
Homes, see Farm buildings — also certain head-
ings beginning Home.
Homes (institutions), see Institutions— a?so
names of homes.
Homestead:
entries by ex-service men —
.^izona.... 255, 1139
California 57,895
Colorado 57,187,317,896,1055
Columbia National Forest 318
Maple Island 256
New Mexico. 58,318,764,765,896
Wyoming... 58,188,257,
319. 382, 505, 897, 1057, 1058, 1141
lands in Alaska subject to entry 255, 1055
purchase money, payment 0,97, 721,801
settlers on Mud Lake bottom 677,840,930
stock driveways 1013
taxation of lands 568, 721, 857, 933
Hominy, standard of weights, etc 551, 704
Page
Honda Bay, chait 1133
Honduras:
extradition treaty with U. S 1061,1143
foreign trade, 1926-27. 1052
friendship, etc., treaty with U. S. 1143
Honduras, British, see British Honduras.
Honey:
and its uses in the home 75
grades, color standards, etc 207,530
it's all good honey, poster 402
publications for sale 292, 1113
Honeybees, see Bees.
Honeywell, Hannah E., vitamin B in feed, rela-
tion to milk produced (2 entries).. 204
Hong Kong:
chart of harbor 626
chart of waters 376
Honolulu, Hawaii:
chart of harbor 16
free-air winds 77
Pan Pacific conf. on education, etc 293
Honshu, chart of plans on north coast 122
Hood, Jack, v. irnited States 880
Hood River, Oreg., bridge 423,577,667
Hoofs, rates on 473
Hooker, A. B., single-shot blasting units 662
Hooker, J. G., r. United States 880
Hooker, John R., inheritance in wheat crosses. 533
Hooker, W. A., animal disease control work... 273
Hooker road, paving 563,802,851,1067
Hookworms:
healt h problem in St . Croix 887, 1047
of carnivores, Ancyclostoma 258
Hoon, Kirby, relief 677
Hoopa Valley Reservation, see Hupa Valley
Reservation.
Hooper, Joseph L. (Representative from
Mich.):
reports made by —
Public Lands Com 977
War Claims Com 570, 571, 833, 834, 981
Hooper & Klesner, see Shade Shop, Hooper &
Klesner.
Hoopes & Bro., Inc., v. U. S 747
Hoopes & Townsend Company c. U. S 747
Hoopes & Townsend Corporation v. V. S.. 599, 747
Hoops, rates on 611, 1030, 1119
sec aJso Basket hoops.
Hoots, H. W., Bell Springs dist., Wyo 464,863
Hoover, Herbert:
balance of inlernat. payments, foreword. 84, 925
el cine como elemento de progreso 55
remedy for disappearing game fishes 12
see also Commerce Department.
Hoover, Jessie M., cottage cheese 272
Hope Forge & Machine Co. i\ U. S 90,487
Hopewell China Corporation, feldspar.. 471
Hopi worship, Katcina altars 190
Hopkins, G. R.:
asphalt and related bitumens in 1926 152
carbon black produced from natural gas. 19
nattiral-gas gasoline in 1926 281
natm-al gas in 1926 282
petroleum in 1926 925
petroleum refinery statistics, 1926 412
Hopkins, Lewis C, & Co., relief 4.50
Hops, growing and cm-ing 788
Hoquiam, Wash., inspectors of Steamboat In-
spection Service 821,992,1100
Hord, T. B., Grain Co. v. David H. Blair 619
Hormel, George A., & Co. c United States 289
Horn Harbor, Va., examination 517
Hornblower, Henrv A., trustee, Thomas W.
White I' 879
Horse, see Horses.
Horse-flies, egg parasite 402
Horsepower equipment, development in U.S.. 728
Horses:
breeds of draft horses 649
breeds of light horses _ 649
cost of using on corn-belt farms 329
dourine - - 527
feeding --- 143
how to select a sound horse 1080
purchase for military establishment 435,
592, 668
1242
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Horses-Continued.
rates on. --" lOi '6'' 29*>. '"^o
transport, etc., of export cattle-
hearings - ,o^«
law.
1104
reports" - 675.703
llorseslioe Canyon.'piate steel pipe for syplion. 730
Horseshoeing on farm TiVfl'oaVinao
Horsev, llonry, bridge ---.- 956 991 1099
Horticultural Board, see Federal Horticultural
Board.
HoriiculUire, sec Fruit-culture— Gardening.
Ilurton. .v. H., waterpower and electricity 7is
U(irton, Fred K., relief ^26
Horton, Robert E., hydrology of Great Lakes. 650
Horwitz, Philip, lepers at Palo Seco 502
Hose:
.American marine standards-
fire hose 21,88
kinds and sizes 21
metallic hose --- 21
specification for lire hose 286
see also Fire-ho.se racks.
Hosiery:
British market '8
industry, wages and hours of labor 308
rates on 871
lloskins, J. K., Illinois ftiver pollution, etc.- 196
Hospital Corps, Navy:
duty with Provisional Regiment 887
material 120
(4Ualification card 887
Hospital Corps quarterly, see Naval medical
bulletin, supplement.
lIo.spitals:
admissions, etc., in veterans' hospitals. 264, :J92
appliances. Government supplies 511
building additional veterans' hospitals-
estimate -. 1067
hearings 571
law 1100
minority views.. 834,835
reports 834,835,997
care of Government property.. 198
clinical laboratory work-
examination of sputum 392, 514
gastric and duodenal contents. .- 1070, 1149
spinal fluid 514, 640, 774, 907, 1070, 1071
m-inalysis (2 entries) 392
contact with relatives of patients _ . 65, 1 98
cotton textiles, elimination of waste 664
dental treatment in general hospital 198
diagnosis, physical continuity of depts 1148
dietetic service 49
for Home for Aged and Infirm... 846
hospital curve for neuropsychiatric 197
hospital housekeeping 49
local boards of managers or visitors 65
marine hospitals, alcoholism, etc., in. 905, 1147
marine hospitals and relief stations 263
mental disease research. State hospitals 134
national hospital day, aims 264
naval patients, care 826
nurses —
in hospital forthe tuberculous 640
in neuropsychiatric hospital 264
influence of nurse on spirit 640
observed in a psychiatric hospital 135
occupational therapy-
administering, a profession, not a job. . 392
leather work, therapeutic value 514
supervision, mental hospitals.. 198
opportunities in U. S. civil service 791
pneumothorax therapy, value 907
reading predilections of patients 135
social work in tuberculosis hospitals 514
tuberculosis, educational program 392
tuberculosis, value of library service 1070
venereal disease treatment 64, 197
see also Army hospitals— Naval hospitals—'
also names of hospitals or names of
plac<!S where located.
Hosterman, W. H., official hay standards 5 784
Hostler Coal & Lumber Co., Inc., coal 101
Hot Spnngs, Ark., to convey lot 857,978, 1100
Hot Springs, N. Mex., land 1013
1 1 ot Springs National Park :
circular of general information 729
map of roads and trails i023
Page
Jiotteutots, crania in National Museum 767
Hottes, Charles F., sweet corn seed quality. 71,203
Hottum-Kennedy Dry Dock Co., relief 946,
986, 1095
Houbigant, Inc., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 602
Hough, Walter:
fire-making apparatus in Nat. Museum... 1143
heating, etc., utensils. National Museum.. 633
Indian village sites, etc., in Tennessee 898
Houghton, Harry W. (Henry, p. 1040, incor-
rect) :
V. United States 240,1040
Houghton, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
Houpt, Ella, fabric painting 392
Hours of labor:
eight-hour laws, etc., compilation 287
in —
bituminous coal mining, 1922, etc 491
boot and shoe industry, 1907-26 308
cotton-goods manufacturing, 1910-26... 116
foundries and machine shops, 1927 883
hosiery and underwear industries 308
iron and steel industry, 1907-26 116
motor vehicle industry, 1925 46
slaughtering and meat packing, 1927... 884
woolen, etc., goods manufacturing 117
night work in postal service, pay 696, 1102
of railroad employees —
carriers' reports, analysis 480
report of Safety Bureau, 1927 366
of working women, State laws 492
overtime pav. Animal Industry Bur 1105
union scales, 1913-27 178
union scales. May 15, 1927... 884
wages and hour's of labor series 46,
116,117,308,491,884
House flies, see Flies.
House of Representatives 23, 90, 155,
287, 345, 416, 545, 674, 805, 942, 1105
abolishing useless offices, etc 346
apportionment, see, below. Members.
calendars.... 346, 416, 545, 674, 805, 942, 1105
Cannon's procedure in House 545
clerk, report, 1927 345
committee hearings, index 447
contested elections cases —
Clark V.White 346,552
Hubbard v. LaGuardia 346,679
Taylor J). England 346,679,811
Wefald V. Selvig 346
contingent expenses, estimates 805,942
election case of James M. Beck-
hearings 552,679
minority views 679
report 679
employees, list, June 30, 1927 345
expenditiu-es, 1927, report of clerk 345
Folding Room, estimate 346
history of legislation , 70-1 1 105
House Office Building, see, below, Office
Building.
manual, rules of House, 70th Congress 416
Members-
apportionment, hearing 676
apportionment, minority views 807
apportionment, reports 807,980
corrupt practices in election, etc 850
term of office, commencement, hearings 421
term of office, commencement, reports. 354,
421,570,699
term of office, cc-imenfement, testi-
mony 421
Office Building —
estimate, supplemental, 1928 336
rules, 70th Congress... 416
rules, 70th Congress, to amend 570
telephones, assistant floor manager 417
see also Capitol — Congress of United States —
also names of committees — also
names of Representatives.
House Office Building, see House of Representa-
tives, OfRce Building.
Household goods, rates on 737, 871
Household management, see Home economics.
Household supplies for Government 511
Housekeeping, see Home economics.
Houseman, Samuel F., v. United States... 42,1110
Housing:
publications of Commerce Department .541
July-June
1243
Page
Housing Corporaliou, New Brunswick, N.J. ,0 115,
748
Houston, Victor S. K. (Delegate from Hawaii):
_ pay of Hawaii National Guard menibers. 1107
gf. reports made by—
Military Affairs Com 438, 563, 690, 969
Public Lands Com _ 445, 568, 570, 977
Territories Com 445, 440
"^ sesquicentcnnial of Hawaiian Islands 553
Houston & Brazos Valley Ry., sulphur. 1124
Houston & Texas Central K. R.:
rates on —
bricks _ _. 607
granite 232
lubricatlng-oils __ 872
V. United States 176
Houston Cotton Exchange & Board of Tra(le_. 469
Houston East & West Texas Ry.:
rates on —
excavating machinery 735
gasoline 611
mine timbers. 476
Houston Lighting & Power Co., insulators 611
Houston Packing Co., cattle 467
Howard, C. S.:
chemical character of Florida waters 604
surface waters of New ,f ersey 228
Howard, E. B. (Representative from Okla.):
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com 555, 814, 952, 9,53
Howard, Edgar (Representative from Nebr.):
reijort made by-
Indian .\ffairs Com 815
Howard, Elmer A., v. United States 240
Howard, Kate IvI., v. United States _ 176
Howard, L. O.:
bagworm 331
house fly and how to suppress it 917
parasite element of control of insects 190
some facts about malaria 918
Howard, Malcomb, v. United States 724
Howard, Mary L., admx., v. United States 240
Howard, R. S., Co., relief 986
Howard, Mrs. Warren V., relief 350
Howard Stove & Furnace Co., steel 743
Howard University 362
appropriations and inspection-
hearings 652
minority views 552
reports 552,099,847
report, 1927 362
women's dormitory, specifications 727
Howe, F. B., soil of Genesee County, N. Y 211
Howe, Henry M., biographical memoir, etc 494
Howell, A. Brazier, .\merican lemming mice.. 73
Howell, Robert B. (Senator from Nebr.):
reports made bv—
Claims Com 450,451,452,453,
575, 576, 705, 706, 838, 985, 986, 987, 989 '
Howell, S. P., gases from blasting in tunnels... 411
Howell, William H., memoir of S. J. Meltzer.. 494
Howze, E. C, relief 677
Hrdli6ka, Ales:
field studies of early man in Europe 898
human crania in National Museum 767
Hsin-ch6ng Hsien, China, bronzes 190
Hualapai Reservation, see AValapai Reserva-
tion.
Huaiiape Islands, chart 122
Huanchaco Road, chart 122
Hub dynamometer, see Dynamometer.
Hubbard, C. C, cleaning fur, etc., garments... 343
Hubbard, Edmund F.:
relief-
law 1095
reports 691,851
veto message.- 1056
Hubbard, H. Warren:
contested election —
letter from clerk of House.. _ 346
report 679
Hubbard, William F., maple sirup and sugar.. 785
Hubbard Medal, awarding to Lindbergh 317
Huddleston, George (Representative from
Ala.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 423,424,428,429,556,558,
559, 560, 684, 685, 819, 955, 958, 959, 960
Page
Hudgeus, J. C, schizoi)hrenia, acute phase.. 1148
Hudnut, Richard, United States c 25
Hudson, J. ('.:
boot and shoe industry. New Zealand... 1089
surgical instrument trade. New Zealand . . 1090
Hudson & Thompson, salt 616
Hudson Bag Co., Inc., paper.. 739
Hudson Bay, surface water supply.. 1114
Hudson Mule Co., horses. 167
Hudson Navigation Co. v. I'nited States 7^,
1017,1040,1127
Hudson River:
examination below 1 1 udson 1073
map 161
Hudson Valley Coke & Products Corporation:
cast-iron 733
coke 164
Hudspeth, C. B. (Representative from Tex.):
minority views —
Roads Com... 832
reports made by —
Claims Com.. . 549, 550, 676, 677, 678, 808, 809
Huelsen, Walter A., sweet corn seed 71,203
Huenefeld, Elurenfried G. von, to present Dis-
tinguished Flying Cross.. 823,935
Huestis, Alfred O., relief... 968
Huevo Bay, chart 758
Huff, Amos da, see Da Huff, Amos.
Huffman, Thomas E., relief 808,929,986
Hugger Brothers I'. United States 487
Huggins, Thomas, relief 5-19, 839, 1095
Hughes, Charles E.:
addresses on Monroe doctrine 1062
lake levels, report to Supreme Comrt 768
regent of Smithsoniau Institution 345
thanks of Congress 812
Hughes, James A. (Representative from W.
Va.):
reports made by —
Military Affairs Com 439, 690,972
Hulbert, Harold S., encephalitis lethargica 49
Hulbert, Victoria A., employment 1140
Hulett, F. A., & Son, mattresses 106
Hull, Morton D. (Representative from 111.):
report made by —
Foreign Affairs Com 812
Hulls:
care, etc. , American marine standard 88
tests on airplane hulls 118, 119
Humble Oil & Refining Co.:
oil-well machinery 365
petroleum. 36,873
pipe 614
Hmnboldt Bay, chart... 279
Humerus, head of, bilateral tuberculosis 514
Humes, Augustine L., exr., v. U. S 175,746
Humidity:
alTecting wound periderm in potato 532, 647
low, frequency, etc., in AVashington State. 1085
relation to stored apple deterioration.. 399,531
sugar beet growing under humid condition. 655
Humphreys, W. J., northeastward-moving
cyclone 534
Humphreys, Fort, barracks, construction 564,
718, 802
Humphries, Robert E., ;;. United States 1018
Humphries, W. R.:
harvester-thresher in Great Plains 648
shall I buy a combine? 910
Hiunptulips, Wash., manganese-bearing de-
posits 1114
Hund, August, generator for audio frequency
currents 665
Hungarian Claims Commission, see Tripartite
Claims Commission, U. S., Aus-
tria, and Hungary.
Hungary:
war claims, settlement-
estimate 903
law.. 668,834
reports.. 545, 586
see also Tripartite Claims Commission, U.
S., Austria, and Hungary.
Hunn, Chester J., peas for canning 275
Hunt, Caroline L.:
food for young children 653
good proportions in diet.. 1083
honey and its uses in the home 75
school lunches... 209
1244
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Runt, Charles J. .relief - -- 681
Hum, Elizabeth, relief-- 9"8
liunt, (ieorge W., relief of widow 968
Hunt, J. 11., clinical thermometers 496
Hunt, Jennie K., to pay 942
Hunt, Mabel O., publications, Agrie. Dept.-.. 403
Hunt Hrothers Fruit Co., apples 230
Hunter, Albert C, oysters 785
Hunter, Armstrong, relief 968
Hunter, BjTOn, wheat, dry farming methods.- 271
Hunting sports, classification- 885
Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain R. R. &
Coal Co., notes 473
Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Co., sale
of property 298
Huntington, Ellsworth, secret of big trees 8G5
Huntington, Katherine, Veterans' Hospital,
Palo Alto, Calif 198
Huntington, W. Va., rivers, etc., in district... 517
Huntington, Clarlvsburg Bridge Co., bridge.-. 992
Hunts Along, James, relief 953
Hupa Valley Reservation, cost of bridge, etc. ..554,
848, 933
Hurd, Willis E.:
fog at .sea 123,183,250,891
north Pacific tropical storms 123, 1051, 1134
nortliers of Central American region 313
tornado of Nov. 17, 1927 534
Huron, I>ake, charts 182. 1074
Hurricane Island, Caney Fork bridge. 423,577,667
Uussey, George C, relief 436,543,592
Hutchings. John H., Missouri R. bridge 558,
709, 802
Hutchins, Wells A., irrigation water delivery.. 655
Hutchinson Paper Co.. paper 1121
Hutment type of emergency hospitals..- 887
Hutterische Church v. United States 240, 289
Hutton, Lynn D.:
barberry and black stem rust 333
barberry eradication in wheat areas 209
Hy-Power Gasoline Co., gasoline 736
Hyacinth, see Grape-hyacinth.
Hyatt Roller Bearing Co. v. U.S.. 222,305,487,723
Hybridization, see Ascomycete Neurospora—
Wheat.
Hydatid cyst, pulmonary 1148
Hyder, Alaska, and vicinity, map 95
Hydraulic classification 411
Hydraulic laboratory, to establish 843
Hydraulic Mining Commission of California. 1073
Hydraulic mining investigations in Calif 1073
Hydraulic power, see Water-power.
Hydrociiloric acid, see Muriatic acid.
Hydrocyanic acid gas tests, ship fumigation... 905
Hydroelectric energy, see Water-power.
Hydrogen electrodes for determining hydrogen-
ion concentration of soils. 399, 404
Hydrogen-ion concentration:
effect on wheat seedlings 204, 206
of soils, determining 399^404
relations bet. reduction potentials and pH ' 906
Hydrogen i)eroxid, rates on... 298
Hydrograptier, surveying ship 923
Hydrographic bulletin.. 49 121 180 248
311, 375, 497, 625, 757, 888, 1049, 1132
ice supplement 51
,, , ^. 52, 122, i82,758,"890,''i05i,"ll33
Hydrographic manual, 1928 923
Hydrogi-aphic Office 49, 121 185 248
311,375,497,625,756,888,1048,1132
report, 1927 ..375,753
route chart ggo
Hydrographic surveying, see Surveying"
Hydrology:
ground-water hydrology at Fort Caswell 64
of Great Lakes '^50
1 1 y drophobia, see Rabies.
Hygiene:
aviation hygiene 246 247
dusty trades, health of worliers fo09 11^48
esta su nifto preparado para ir a la escuela?' 501
German univer.sity students, health, etc ' 196
Health conditions, Get.-Dec 1927 ' 639
health for school children 27
hookworm as health problem, StVCroixV.".".887,
industrial health activities, 1926 884
same, summary in monthly 'labor"
"" - - 884
review.
Page
Hygiene — Continued.
of maternity and infancy^
administration of act 116
county health organization 371,750
e.vhibits and pubs, of Children's Bur. . 116
how to keep your baby well 91
keeping well baby well 177
program in New Hampshire 371
work in generalized program. 491
publications —
for sale by supt. of docs. 27, 727
health education 463
school health studies 27,94
teaching health, interest-arousing devices... 27
tonsillectomy as related to health 773, 1070
working boys, he.'ilth in New York City... 116
see also Industrial accidents and hygiene
series — Mental hygiene — also head-
ings beginning Health.
Hygiene (public):
court decisions, public health... 63, 134, 196, 263
323, 391, 513, 639, 773, 905, 1070, 1148
in —
Denmark, organization 196
England and Wales, 1926. _ 323
Mississippi Valley after flood-- 1070
insects of importance in public health 906
iodization of water to prevent goiter 63
laws and regulations adopted during 1926.. 262
municipal ordinances, etc., 1923-26 -. 1147
national negro health week (2J. 639
pul)licatious, prices 639
nurses, public-health, training standards... 371
oral prophylaxis, rel. to public health 392
public health bulletin 63,
133, 196, 323, 513, 514, 773, 1069, 1147
public health reports 63, 134, 196, 263, 323,
391, 513, 639,773, 905, 1070, 1148
index, etc., to v. 42 134, 639
supplement...-- 133,262,
263,391,513,1147
rural health work —
extent of rural health service 905, 1148
Public Health Service, 1927 263, 513
salud publica y puericultura serie.- 54, 125, 252,
501,760,761,893,1135,1136
saude publica e bem-estar infantil serie 125,
378, 628, 893, 1135
trachoma in Slate's health program 639,906
university in rel. to public health 323, 513
see also Sanitation — also headings begin-
ning Health— Public Health.
Hygiene series, see Industrial accidents and
hygiene series.
Hygienic Laboratory 64,640,900
chemotherapy of organic arsenicals 324
increased appropriations, to authorize 993
Hygrometry, recent contributions, reviews 335
Hylonile Products Co., infusorial earth 104
Hyman-Michaels Co.:
rails... 37,1035
wrought-iron 113
Hymenoptera, parasitic, subfamily Anteoninae 258
Hynes, William A., relief 436
Hypodermic injection 120
Hyslop, J. A., wireworins destructive to crops. 207
Hysteresis, statical, in cycles of equal load
range 542
I
I O U's, substitution in postal service 894
laeger quadrangle, W. Va.-Va 362
Ibero-Anierican Exposition:
general regulations 386
to amend pub. res. 65, U. S. participation-
law 805
message from President of U. S 634
report 680
Ice:
forecasting by means of weather.. 335
ice supplement to hydrographic bulletin 51, 52,
122,182,758,890,1051,1133
international ice observation, 1927 510
rates on 737,1030
snow and ice bulletin 33 5
405, 534, 656, 790
supplies. Government 772
supplies, public bldgs. in N. Y. Citv 907
July-June
1245
Page
Ii-e cream, census of manufactures, 1925 79
Ice-cream cones, rates on . 737
Ice-cream containers, see Containers.
Ice-cream mix, rates on 473
Ice machines, rates on _ 1119
Ice patrol service in north Atlantic, 1927 510
Iceland:
brief economic survey .-. 661
lights, etc 311
Ichneumon-flies, notes and descriptions 258
Idaho:
air navigation facilities 505,631
bridges at or near—
Ilevburn - 428,584,671
Idaho Falls 428,584,671
Indian Cove 428,584,671
Swan Valley. __ 428,584,671
census of agriculture, 1925. tables 5-8- 80
drainage, etc., of Kootenai lands 954, 1100
easement in Lapawi Reservation 815
fish culture, lands ceded for 978
fish hatching, etc., station 841
geography, geologv. and mineral resources. 464
land offices, establishing 721,978
lands withdrawn pending classification... 1140
post route map 630
rifle range for Idaho National Guard 57,318
sugar beets, costs of producing 1 144
United States v 619
Idaho Falls, Idaho, bridge 428,584,671
Idaho National Forest, lands 568, 802, 857, 1013
Idaho University:
School of Mines-
hydraulic classification. 411
Identification:
of traveler. Govt, transportation requests.. 770
Identification Division, Justice Dept 243
Igneous rocks, sec Rocks.
Ignition:
compression, aircraft engine cylinder 119
equipment, fire hazard tests 642
recent developments in aircraft 909
spark generators for automotive ignition... 119
lion Road, chart 626
lies, U. G., farm work for mental cases 640
Iliflf-BrufE Chemical Co., coal 468,868
Ilitz, Michael, relief 564,1004,1095
Illegitimacy, service social com paes solteiros.. 125
Illichevsky, George J., relief SOS
Illinois:
bridges across —
Mississippi River .5.57,580,670
Rock River 428, 544, ,584
"Wabash River 560,711,804
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 13
district judge 963,1100
intrastate fares of C. N. S. & M. R. R 478
post route map 630
Public Health Department-
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health
rps., V. 42 196
Senatorial campaign expenditures 455,712
tornado of Apr. 19, 1927 11
Wisconsin et al. v 768
Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station:
cattle fattening in corn belt 400
dent corn, chemical-dust seed treatments.. .531
flag smut of wheat 76
Illinois & Mississippi Canal, report 517
Illinois Central R. R.:
bon ds 34
construction, etc., of cut-off 232
equipment trust . 232
misrouting . 169
rates 297
rates on —
bricks 98,732
coal 164,608
cotton 734
grain 104
hides 298
household goods 737
machinery 11 20
pears 170
sand 481
tomatoes 876, 1124
wash-tubs 40
valuation 364
Page
Illinois Coal Traffic Bm-eau. 100
Illinois Electric Porcelain Co 871
Illinois Merchants Trust Co., exr., v. U. S. 175,746
Illinois Northern Ry.. v:iluation 299
Illinois Powder Manufacturing Co 472
Illinois River:
bridge at Grafton-... 816,842,933
bridge at Peoria 5.57,708,802
pollution and natural purification 134, 19fi
Illinois Steel Bridge Co., steel 111,875
Illinois Terminal Company:
acquisition of control 1119
cancellation of class rates 102S
Illinois Terminal Railroad, valuation 232
Illness, see Sickness.
Illuminating gas, see Gas (illuminating).
Illumination, see Lighting.
Illustrations:
copyrighted 47,179,373,1046
copyrighted, index, etc., 1927 1046
Ilsley, L. C:
permissible single-shot blasting units 662
underground communication experiments. 796
Imes, Marion:
cattle scab, control and eradication. 271
sheep and goat lice, control, etc 527
sheep tick & its eradication bydipping 6.'iO
Immigrants, see Aliens — Immigration.
Immigration:
alien wives of U. S. citizens .587,680
Canadian Indians, to e.xempt from act 681,
699, 714, 802
college, etc., teachers —
hearings 1106
report 587
consular regulations 57, 320, 900
expenses of regulating, estimate 1065
information on 371
national origins provision —
communication of Sec. of State, etc 634
postponement, hearing 714
postponement, law 804
postponement, reports 680,699
nurses and teachers in Porto Rico 952
preference to relatives of U. S. citizens,
etc 587,813,939,1104
publications for sale 225, 1113
quota exemptions and preferences. 952
records of arrival, certain immigrants-
hearings 952
report 952
restriction and scarcity of servants 45
statistics in Monthly labor review 46,
117, 178, 244, 309. 372, 492, 623, 751,
884.1044.1130
Western Hemisphere, restriction... .587,714,814
see also Aliens.
Immigration and Emigration Conference, see
International Emigration and
Immigration Conference.
Immigration and Naturalization Committee,
House:
calendar, legislative 347, .5.54, 680, 952, 1106
hearings 422,554,680.814,9.52,1106
minoritv views 680,952
reports 347,554,680,681,813,952
Immigration Bureau 244,372,883
estimates 510, 1065
inspectors, to amend immigration act 587,
680,980,1100
report, 1927 . -.. 372
salaries in immigration service 554
Immigration Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 587,847,1109
hearings 587, 714
reports .587,714,998
Immigration stations, list, 1927 263
Immunity:
alastrim and mild smallpox, relationship. . 640
diphtheria immunization in Asbury Park. 134
diphtheria immunization in Chicago 263
in syphihs, present-day concepMons 263
Impaired hearing, see Deafness.
Imperial Countv, Calif., right of way for high-
way 444,597,668
Imperial Machine and Foundry Corporation. 42,43
Imperial Machine Company 42
Imperial Oil Marketing Co 1029
1246
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Implements, see Farm implements and machin-
ery—Tools.
Implements of war, see Munitions.
Import duties, see Tariff.
Imports and exports:
coastal districts and foreign trade regions-
calendar year 1926 128
fiscal year 1927 505
monthly 128, 319, 383, 766, 1058
export trade act, extend to import trade-
hearings. .. 431
minority views - 561
reports 561,699
shipments to Latin Amer., regulations 795
statistical classification of exports 336
statistical classification of imports.. 12
statistical returns of exports 336
see aUo Commerce— Tariff— a?so names of
articles imported and exported and
names of countries.
Irasouan Bay, chart _ 52
Inanition, effect on cows' milk 270,400
Inauguration, see President of United States,
election and term of office.
Incandescent lamps, see Electric lamps — Gas
lamps.
Income:
agricultural production, income from 142
forestry and farm income 402
net income statistics, 1926 390
railways, net operating income, etc., order. 615
railways, preliminary statement, 1927 874
Income tax:
administration, survey 288
auditing returns, procedure 1069
computation, trading with the enemy act. 1146
forms used for taxable year 1926 62
merchant marine, certain exemptions 454
statistics from net income returns, 1926 390
title, proposed rearrangement 288
withholding and information at source 62
Incubation of chickens 401
Incunabula, from Vollbehr collection 884
Indemnity, domestic registered mail 1139
see also Claims— Damages.
Independence, Declaration of, see Declaration
of Independence.
Independent offices appropriations, see Ap-
propriations.
Independent Produce Shippers, Inc 296
Inderrieden Canning Co 732
Index-digests:
decisions of comptroller general 292,
603, 726, 1020
Index numbers:
wholesale prices—
1890-1927, pre-war base 1044
1923-July, 1927.. 178
exDlanation of new indexes (2 entries).. 372
Indexes:
acts of 69th Cong. 2d sess. affecting D. C__. 26
Air Corps information circulars 1073
airway bulletins 277,658
bulletin of engineering information 1047
Coast Guard regulations _ 1145
commerce reports —
Apr.-June, 1927 83
July-Sept. 1927.. " 280
Oct.-Dec. 1927 661
Jan.-Mar. 1928 924
Congressional committee hearings..^ 447
Congressional documents—
69th Cong. 2d sess 35g
(■Congressional record—
69th Cong. 2d sess., bound vols.. 23
70th Cong. 1st sess., dailv 345
. , 416,543,666,799,928,1094
coi)>Tight entries-
art, works of, etc., 1927 1046
musical compositions, 1926 46
pamphlets, leaflets, etc., 1926 "" 245
periodicals. 1926 ' 46
court martial orders, Navy 1047
Court of Claims- "'""
wises, term 1 92.''>-26 ] 57
Court of Customs Appeals—
cases adjudged, v. 1-14 355
Page
Indexes— Continued,
crops and markets-
V. 3
3
V. 4 915
customs decisions, July-Dec. 1927 636
decisions concerning contracts, etc 1068
experiment station record —
V. 55 74
V. 56 402
Federal reserve bulletin, v. 13 357
Federal statutes, 70th Congress 963
Federal Trade Commission decisions, v. 9. 92
food and drugs act —
notices of judgment 14001-15000 272
Geological Survey-
bulletin 792 94,360
bulletin 795 464, 1114
bulletin 796 464,863
professional paper 150 728
Hospital Corps quarterly, v. 11 120
Interior Department —
decisions, public lands, v. 51 93
internal revenue decisions, Jau.-Dec. 1927. 636
International Assoc, of Indus. Accident
Bds., etc., proceedings, 1925-27. 751
journal of agricultural research —
V. 34 269
v. 35 1079
mineral resources of United States-
metals, 1923 94
nonmetals, 1923 94
Mines Bureau publications 412
monthly catalogue of public docs., 1926-27. 358
monthly labor review—
V. 24... 178
V. 25 884
monthly weather review, v. 55 790
naval medical bulletin, v. 25 247
naval stores and material^
classification index 760
specifications 54, 251, 500, 1052
navigation laws, proposed codification 319
new reclamation era. v. 18 605
notice to mariners, H. O., 1927 121,625
official gazette, weeklv 20, 86, 153, 219, 283,
342. 413, .541, 664, 797, 926, 927, 1092
official record, Agriculture Dept., v. 6 648
Pan American Union bulletin —
Jan.-Dec. 1927 (English ed.)... 501
Jan.-Dec. 1927 (Spanish ed.) 501
Panama Canal record, v. 20 378
patents issued, 1927_ 413
postal bulletin, v. 48 629
prohibition decisions, 1927 636
public health reports, v. 42 134,639
reappraisement circulars, Jan.-Dec. 1927... 637
school life, V. 12 28
service and regulatory announcements-
Animal Industry Bureau, 1927 527
specifications, U. S. Government master. 89, 798
Standards Bureau —
scientific papers, v. 21 344
technologic papers, V. 21 542
State law index-
estimate for preparation 623
rules 245
Supreme Court-
cases decided, Oct. term, 1926 177
cases pending, Oct. term, 1927 193
Tariff Commission investigation 1015
Tariff Commission publications 901
Tax Appeals Board reports—
V. 3 260
V. 4 260
V. 5 387
V. 6 769
trade-marks issued, 1927 413
Treasury decisions —
Jan.-June, 1927 132
Jan.-Dec. 1927 636
venereal disease information, v. 8 514
Veterans' Bureau medical bulletin, v. 3 392
water-supply paper 596.. 728
Yards and Docks Bureau manual 123
Indexes and Archives Bureau, State Dept 1321
Indexing Section, Agriculture Dept 403,653
July-June
1247
Page
India:
chart 312
electrical equipment market 216,661
magnesite, costs of production 508
pilot, supplement 757
Indian Affairs Committee, House:
hearings.- 555,814,815
reports -._ 422,423,
554, 555, 681, 682, 814, 815, 952, 953, 954
Indian Affairs Committee, Senate:
hearings 455,456,588,714
reports 455,587,588,
589, 714, 715, 716, 847, 848, 849, 998, 999
Indian Affairs Office %, 229, 362, 865
estimate .._ 1065
organization chart 96
physicians, educational leave 682,848,935
regulations, bookkee^jing and accounting.. 865
report, 1927.. 362
roster of officers, Indian service 229
salary of commissioner, etc 953
Indian antiquities, see Indians, and references.
Indian colony near Winnemucca, Nev. 715, 814, 933
Indian Commissioners Board 362
report, 1927 362
Indian Cove, bridge 428,584,671
Indian lands, see Indians.
Indian Motor Cycle Co. v. U. S 487
Indian Ocean:
great circle sailing chart 376
pilot chart 52. 123, 18.3, 250,
313, 376, 499, 626, 759, 890, lOol, 1134
south Indian Ocean pilot 248
Indian Refining Co., petroleum 478
Indian reservations:
power or reservoir sites, patents, etc 458
roads, to authorize appropriations—
H. R. 7343, report... 832
S. 1145, law.. 1100
S. 1145, reports 715,814
S. 3674, report.. 855
S. 3674, veto 1057
see also names of reservations.
Indian River Refining Co., Inc 36
Indian schools, see names of schools or places
where located.
Indian service, see Indian Affairs Office.
Indian Stream quadrangle, N. H.-Vt 605
Indian Territory, see Oklahoma.
Indian trust estates:
creation —
hearings 814
reports. -. 814,848
Indian trust funds, see Indians— aiso names of
certain Indian tribes, etc.
Indiana:
bridges at or near —
Evansville 684,817,993
Lawrenceburg 557,708,802
Mount Carmel 560,711,804
Rockport 684,843,935
Vincennes 560, 586, 1103
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 13
coals, analvses 411
Health Board—
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health
rps., V. 42 196
judicial district... 561,-590,932
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in public health re-
ports... 196
post route map. 630
Indiana .Agricultural Experiment Station, see
Purdue University .Agricultural
Experiment Station.
Indiana Harbor Belt R. R.:
rates on —
cement .__ 733
potatoes 741
Indiana Northern Ry., operation of line 104
Indiana Quartered Oak Co. v. Fed. Trade
Comn 726
Indianapolis, Ind.:
Board of Trade —
grain 298
monument to Confederate soldiers. 688, 850, 933
15950—29 7
Page
Indians:
allotments disposed of by will 953
allotments on public domain, regulations.. 863
California to bring suit on behalf of 681,
814 933 999
Canadian, immigration 681, 699) 714^ 802
conditions in United States, survey 455
ethnological research-
estimate 903
hearing 6H8
law 802
reports 688,715
fees from royalties on minerals 422, 715
heritage from American Indians 190
in Oregon, claims 848
in Washington State, claims 999
lands, deferred-payment sales 422, 588, 668
lands, in Inyo County, Calif 555,588,668
manuscripts relating to, printing 5%
occupying railroad lands, relief 422, 588, 668
population north of Mexico.. 633
prehistoric inhabitants of Colirmbia River
Valley 898
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
religion 229
tribal funds, expenditures 1065
vUlage sites and quarries in Tennessee 898
wooden objects from southern Florida 766
see also Five Civilized Tribes— aZso certain
headings beginning Indian — also
names of reservations, tribes, etc.
Indicator, wind component, parts 138
Indices Section, I. C. C 230
Indigo sulphonates, electrode potentials 906
Indoor recreation for industrial employees 178
Indophenols, oxidation-reduction studies 906
Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions,
International Association of, see
International Association of In-
dustrial Accident Boards and
Commissions.
Industrial accidents, see .\ccidents.
Industrial accidents and hygiene series 1129
Industrial alcohol, see .\lcohol (denatured).
Industrial and engineering chemistry, reprint
from 350
Industrial arbitration:
conciliation work of Labor Dept.. 46,
117, 178, 244, 309, 372, 492, 623, 751, 884,
1044, 1129, 1130.
laws rel. to mediation, etc., compOation... 287
proceedings under railroad labor act 244
Industrial betterment, see Welfare work.
Industrial Company p. United States 305
Industrial education, see Technical education.
Industrial employment information bulletin,
see Employment and unemploy-
ment.
Industrial hj'giene, see Hygiene.
Industrial Institution for Women, see Federal
Industrial Institution for Women.
Industrial machinery, see Machinery.
Industrial Machinery Division. ._ 661,795,925
Industrial motion pictures, see Motion pic-
tures.
Industrial property, see Patents.
Industrial Reformatory:
appropriation to remain available 902
portion of Camp Sherman (H. R. 10649).. S2.=),
1006, ] 103
to remove age limits 963
Industrial schools, see Technical education.
Industrial series:
Federal Board for Vocational Education.. 291,
725,861,1018
Pan .American Union 125
Industrial standards series. Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce Bureau 18,
216, 281, 340, 410, 411, 661, 1090
Industrial tracks, see Railroad tracks.
Industrial training, see Technical education.
Industrial waste, see Elimination of waste —
Waste materials.
Industry:
absenteeism in industry. 46
accident experience in 1925 and 1926 372
child welfare problems, publications 1129
1248
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Industry— Continued.
ananfas. industria, <^-^^^^^^^,i^-,^i^
flnanzas. ind-^a. CK>n^io^serie^-^.^|^ 18^
health and recreation activities, 1926. - - 884
same, summary in monthly labor
review °°j
industrial relations in United States 17S
industrial safety, outline of material on.--- 1'8
recreation for employees ;_, ,n^n
respiratory diseases among workers... ilS, 1U7U
iff also ?:mplovment and unemployment-
Manufactures— a/so certain head-
ings beginning Industrial— aZso
name of industry— a/«o names of
countries and places.
Inerarity Point, bridge 843,959,993,1102
Infant, .iff Infants.
Infantile beri-beri, see Beri-beri.
Infantile paralysis, see Poliomyelitis.
Infantrv:
ammunition, technical regulations 199, 1072
armament, technical regulations 324, 515, 641, 1072
basic training manual for Nat. Guard.. 326, 394
training regulations.. 265, 516, 641, 908, 1072, 1150
Infants:
anemia in newborn child, bibliography 308
breast feeding 371
care-
article on infant care 45
how to keep your baby well 91
keeping well baby well 177
lesson material 750
references 750
self-directed group study 750
exhibits and pubs, of Children's Bur 116
feeding in the tropics 497
mortality—
in Buffalo, N. Y 323
in nine cities of United States 639, 905
in United States 773,905
mftodos para establecer las estadlsticas
de mortalidad infantil 501
statistics for legistration area, 1925 337
summary of provisional figures, 1926... 63
welfare and hygiene act —
administration, fiscal year, 1926 116
county health organization 371,750
work in generalized program 491
what is happening to babies in D. C? 622
sff also Conference of State Directors in
Charge of Local Administration of
Maternity and Infancy Act.
Infection:
arthritis, foci of infection.. 1148
bronchial asthma, oral focal infection 1149
focal infection of dental origin 264
keratitis, focal infection of tooth 1070, 1071
lung infections, nontuberculous 135, 197
mental patients, oral infection 1149
prostatitis as focus of infection 514
pulmonary nontuberculous, role of sinuses. 135
Infectious abortion of cattle 73
Infectious diseases, see Contagious diseases—
also names of diseases.
Infirm, Home for Aged and, see Home for Aged
and Infirm, D. C.
Inflammabihty of gases, etc., hmits 539
Inflammation tests, engine cleaning fluids 137
Influenza:
epidemic, at naval station, Hampton Roads 497
epidemic, reminiscences 887
in U. S. Army in World War 779
prevalence, Oct.-Dec. 1927 639
Information bulletin. Aeronautics Branch 148,
213, 337, 791, 792, 921, 1086
see also Aeronautics bulletin.
Information circulars:
Air Corps _ 137
325, 516, 642, 777", 7"7879o'9',To7"3", 1151
index 1073
InformatioH Division, Aeronautics Branch,
Commerce Dept., see Air Informa-
tion Division, Aeronautics Branch,
Commerce Dept.
Information Office, Agriculture Dept . 8
75, 209, 333. 403, 53 1 , 6,5.3, 787, 9 1 9
«e« ai.vo,Crawford, Nelson A.
Page
Information Section, Naval Intelligence Office. 49
Infusorial earth, rates on 104
Ingalls Iron Works Co., steel.. 1123
Ingelas Bay, chart .50
Ingomar anticline, Mont., geology 94
Ingram, J. W.:
insects injurious to rice crop 530
striped blister beetle on soy beans .- 530
Ingram-Day Lumber Co 369
Inguinale, granuloma, etiology 907
Inheritance:
property in District of Columbia 551
Inheritance (biology), see Heredity (plants).
Inheritance and transfer tax:
computation, trading with the enemy act. 1146
refunding, to extend time 431, 450, 713, 802
Initiative, documents and debates rel. to 159
Injunctions in labor disputes, limiting 717,8.50
Injuries:
abdominal wounds and injuries 246, 247
osseous, physical measures in treatment ... 64
see also Accidents— Damages— Employers'
liability and workmen's compensa-
tion.
Ink specifications. 88, 343
Inland Products Co. (». U. S 222, 305,369
Inland Steel Co., angle-bars 96
Inland waterways:
inside route —
Jupiter Inlet to Barnes Sound 21.5, 108S
Key West to Rio Grande, supplement. 338
New York to Key West, supplement.. 150
Sapelo Sound to St. Augustine 659
Sff also names of waterways.
Inland Waterways Corporaton 1074
extension of barge line-
hearings 816,957
minority views 957
report 9.57
freight rates 166
increase of capital stock 842
report, 1927 1074
sulphur - 1036
to amend act 939, 957, 980, 992, 1 100
Inlays, gold, by indirect method 135
Inner Harbor, Kayeli Bay, chart 182
Inner tubes, sef Tubes (inner).
Inoculation, malaria -. 26.3
Insane, care in Alaska --. 961
Insane, Government Hospital for, see St.
Elizabeths Hospital.
Insecticide Administration, see Food, Drug,
and Insecticide Administration.
Insecticide and Fungicide Board 9,274
report, 1927 274
service and regulatory announcements 9
Sff also Food, Drug, and Insecticide Admin-
istration.
Insecticides:
fruit growers information 786
notices of judgments 9
rates on 167
Sff also Spraying (agriculture) — also names
of insecticides.
Insects:
como combatir las plagas de insectos 760
injurious to —
apple 651
citrus trees in Florida 273
citrus trees in Japan 207
flower garden .- 74,651
fruit, information for growers 786
grain, stored 272
man, etc., publications for sale 292. 1113
ornamental greenhouse plants 786
pecans 273,918
rice crop 530
vegetable garden 76
of importance in public health, catalogue... 906
parasite element of control of insects 190
publications for sale -. 292, 1113
quarantine against dangerous insects 4
slash disposal relative to insects 144
timber defects caused by insects 144
Sff also names of insects.
Insects (fossil):
from Lower Permian of Grand Canyon 60
Inside route, xff Inland waterways.
July-June
1249
Page
Insignia of United States:
to prevent desecration —
hearings 431
report 686
Inspection, see names of substances or objects
inspected.
Inspection charges, Hawley & Let^erich 860
Inspector General's Department- 644
Army regulations 264, 774, 1149
Inspectors, see Post office inspectors.
Installment selling of motor vehicles in Europe. 925
Institute for Protection of Childhood, see
International American Institute
for Protection of Childhood.
Institutions:
cotton textiles, elimination of waste 664
dietetics in institutions. 134,262
same (in Spanish) 54
for children in New Jersey 308
instituciones para ninos menesterosos 252
trade-union homes for aged, etc 623
see also names of special institutions.
Instruction, see Teaching.
Instructors of the deaf, see Convention of
.\merican Instructors of the Deaf.
Instruments, see Dental instruments — Measur-
ing instruments — Meteorological
instruments — Musical instruments
— Surgical instruments — Surveying
instruments — also names of instru-
ments.
Insular .\flairs Bureau 326, 1074
report, 1927 326
Insular .Vflairs Committee, House:
hearings 459, 598,815, llf'3
minority views 682
reports 555, 682, 9.>4
Insular possessions:
air mail to insular possessions —
hearings 567
law 667
reports. 567,596
health authorities, 1927, directory 323, 513
judges' salaries —
hearing 687
law 1100
reports 687,1001
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
see also names of possessions. For matters
relating equally to States and insu-
lar possessions, see States.
Insular Reorganization Joint Commission 1015
Insulation (heat):
cotton blankets, eflect of laundering 87
engineering instructions 310,496
Insulator pins, rates on 1033
Insulators:
case of -A.. W. Fenton Co _. 1017
ease of Janson Co 724
one-piece porcelain insulators 665
rates on 473,611,737,871
standards for (Spanish translation) 18
Insurance:
code for District of Columbia —
hearings 995
report 551
foreign service, expenditures authorized 57
juvenile insurance in D. C 949, 995, 1099
marine insurance and general average 62
same (in Spanish) 195
publications for sale by supt. of docs 603
see also Crop insurance— Health insurance —
Life insurance — "War risk insurance.
Insurance companies:
acceptable reinstu'ing companies 194,901
securities on Federal bonds 194,901
Insurance Department, District of Columbia,
report, 1927 356
Insurance Department, Shipping Board Mer-
chant Fleet Corporation 128
Insured mail:
parcels-
inquiry for number, new form 3849-C- . 502
new method of fihng receipts. __ 126
packing for Gt. Britain and Ireland 126
undeliverable, irregular treatment 629
Intelligence tests, directions for use 136
Page
Inter-.\merican Committee on Electrical Com-
munications 1.30
Inter-.\merican High Commission 62,
195,261,322,512,1146
Inter-.\merican highway, construction 812,937
Intercoastal traffic, see Shipping.
Interest, on postal savings certificates 763
see also Usury.
Interference, biplane, effects on pressure 179
Interior Department 27.93,159,226,
293, 358, 463, 603, 727, 863, 1021, 1113
appointments in field service 226
appropriations, 1928 and prior years-
estimate 1065
appropriations, 1929 —
estimate 1065
hearings.- _ 704, 1106
law 668
reports 418,54.5,573
decisions —
pension and retirement claims 159, 358, 1021
public lands, v. 51. 160
public lands, r. 51, index 93
public lands, v. 51, signatures i-iii 93
public lands, v. 52, signatiues 1-12 359
employees as registers, etc., in Alaska 722
general information regarding. 93
report, 1927 .359
useless papers 858
Interlocking bank directorates, see Banks and
banking, and references.
Intermediate credit banks, see Federal inter-
mediate credit banks.
Internal revenue:
decisions—
Jan.-Dec. 1927 772
Jan.-Dec. 1927, index 636
weeklv 61, 132,194,261,
321, .388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
laws in force .\pr. 1, 1927 1147
payment of taxes in view of disclosures 9S2
reports of joint Congressional com 288,447
revenue act of 1928 —
comparison with revenue act of 1926 352
hearings 353,847
hearings, calendar of assignments 288
law 1100
reports 352,9.39,997
see also Taxation, and references — also names
of commodities, etc., from which
revenue is derived.
Internal revenue bulletin 62, 133, 195, 262,
322, 390, 512, 638, 772, 904, 1069, 1146
cumulative semiannual bulletin 322, 1140
Internal Revenue Bureau 62. 133, 195, 262,
322, 390, 512, 638, 772, 904, 1069, 1146
blank forms, books, etc., ccitalogue... 62
investigation, Senator Couzen's charges.. 1000
rental quarters in D . C . , estimate 510
report, 1927 390
Internal revenue claims, refunding taxes 431,
450, 713, 802
Internal revenue collectors, list 1146
Internal revenue districts, list 1146
Internal Revenue Joint Committee, see Internal
Revenue Taxation Joint Committee.
Internal revenue news 62. 133, 195,
262, 322, .390, 512, 772, 904, 10S9, 1147
Internal Revenue Taxation Joint Committee:
reports 288,447,982
International aeronautical conference 997,
1060,1104
International Air Traffic .Association 259
International .American Conference:
address of President Coolidge 504
chairman of U. S. delegation, thanks of
Congress 812
foreign corporations, juridical status. _ 512, 1146
handbook for use of delegates 184
same (in Portuguese) 314
same (in Spanish) 184
private international law 252
same (in Spanish) 2.53
programma e regimento 314
public international law 2.53
same (in Portuguese) 2.53
same (in Spanish) 253
1250
Index, 1927-1928
Page
luternational American Institute for Protection
of Childhood:
article on (in Portuguese) ^9;]
article on (in Spanish) »9'i
membership of United States-
law - - — .--: ^il
recommendation for appropriation dSo
report - 680
International & Great Northern Ry.:
guaranty settlement :^--^--
see aiso International-Great Northern R. R.
International Association of Industrial Accident
Boards and Commissions:
proceedings, 1925-27, index 751
proceedings, 1927 7ol
safety code for rubber mills, etc 117
International Association of Road Congresses,
see Permanent International
Association of Road Congresses.
International Boundary Commission, United
States and Mexico:
additional appropriation 544
estimate, 1929 --- 510
to fix boundary between Mexico and Texas 553
International boundary waters, surveys, etc... 642
International Business Co., Inc., bridge 958
International cartel movement 1089
International catalogue of scientific literature.. 384
International Commission for Air Navigation.. 130
International Commission of Jurists:
private international law 252
same (in Spanish) 253
public international law 253
same (in Portuguese) 2.53
same (in Spanish) 253
International Conference of American States,
see International American Con-
ference.
International Conference on lyiterary and
Artistic Property:
expenses of delegates-
appropriation requested 900
report 812
International Congress of Americanists:
delegates to represent U. S.—
estimate 10G7
law 1104
report 951
International Congress of Entomology:
to invite foreign Governments —
law 937
recommendation 385
report-. 812
International Dairy Congress:
participation by United States-
estimate 770
law t',72
report of Foreign Affairs Com., H 422
report of State Dept .507
International Emigration and Immigration
Conference:
participation by United States-
legislation requested ,507
reports fiSO
International exchange, see Foreign exchange.
International E.whange Service.. 384
report, 1927 _ 384
International Federation of Trade-Unions 309
International friendship, see World friendship.
International Geodetic and Geophysical Union,
see International Union of Geodesy
and Geophvsics.
International-Great Northern R. R.:
honds 299,7.37
rates on cotton goods _ 231
see also International & Great Northern Ry.
International Joint Commission on Boundary
Waters between United States and
Canada 60,321
estimates, 1929 510 902
International Juridical Congress on'wireless'
Telegraphy:
participation by United States-
appropriation recommended... 106I
report of committee 951
proposals, Internat. Radiotelegraph Conf"' 259
International labour review, article from 25j
International law:
private international law 252
same (in Spanish) 253
public international law 253
same (in Portuguese) 253
same (in Spanish) 253
International Maritime Conference for Safety
of Life at Sea:
participation by United States —
recommendation 900
reports 951,998
International Milling Co., United States v 290
International Morse code, weather reports. 534, 656
International Navigation Co. ». U. S 42,1110
International Office of Public Health:
committee meeting, 1927, note on plague... 263
extraordinary session of Permanent Com-
mittee 64
regular session of Permanent Committee. . 1070
Sudan and Belgian Congo become members 196
International Paper Co., wood-pulp 113
International Parliamentary Conference of
Commerce 501
International payments of U. S.:
balance, 1926 84
balance, 1927 925
International peace, see Peace.
International Petroleum Company, Ltd 419
575, ( ~
International Petroleum Exposition 952,1105
International Radio Telegraph Co. ». U. S 241]
International Radiotelegraph Conference:
address of President Coolidge 255
international radiotelegraph convention —
convention, with regulations 385,386
draft of convention 192,193
hearing on Senate executive B 713
listeset adresses des delegues 192,259,320
minutes of the conference 386
program of entertainment, etc 259
proposals 130,193,259,
same, errata 259j
Tariffs, Word Count and Accounting Com.,
report on codes 900|
International relations, see Foreign relations.
•International Road Congress, see Permanent
International Association of Road
Congresses.
International Sanitary Conference of American
Republics, see Pan American
Sanitary Conference.
International Shipping Conference, resolutions
of wireless committee 193|
International Shoe Co., hides :
International Society for Exploration of the
Arctic Regions by Means of the
Airship:
aimual contribution requested —
report of Foreign Afl. Com., House 8131
report of State Dept 50
International street, Nogales, Ariz., to pave.. 721,1
830, 935, 977, 1063
International Technical Committee of Aerial
Legal Experts:
quota of U. S. toward expenses, to meet 953
report regarding work, etc — . 106^
International Telegraph Conference:
participation by United States-
appropriation requested 108S
report of Foreign Affairs Com., H 95^
International Typographical Union, mortality
experience, 1927..
International Union of Geodesy and Geo-
physics:
geodetic operations, rp. to Geodesy Sec 15
Prague meetings... 335
International Vegetable Oil Co 1025
Interoceanic canals, see Nicaraguan Canal-
Panama Canal.
Interoceanic Canals Committee, Senate:
reports 456,849
Interparliamentary Union, appropriation. 952, 1100^ I
I
July-June
1251
Page
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee,
House:
iiearings... 559, 683,
684, 816, 817, 818, 955, 957, 958. 959
minority views 817,957
reports -_ 347,
348, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429,
555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 682, 683,
684, 685, 816, 817, 818, 819, 955, 956,
957, 958, 959, 960.
Interstate Bridge Co.:
bridge across Mississippi River 425,580,669
bridges across Missouri River—
Decatur, Nebr 558,709,802
Kansas City, Kans... _. 958,992,1101
Nebraska City, Nebr 684,842,934
Union, Nebr _.. 958
Interstate commerce, indexed text of acts 456
see also Commerce — also names of articles of
commerce.
Interstate Commerce Commission.. 30, 96, 163, 229,
295, 363, 465, 606, 731, 866, 1024, 1115
eases in Federal courts, 1887-1927... 230
conference rulings. May, 1918-Jan. 1927 869
decisions (finance reports) —
Sept. 1926-Mar. 1927 _ 297
Mar.-JiUy, 1927 734
decisions (reports)—
Oct.-Dec. 1926 165
Dec. 192e-Jan. 1927 165
Jan.-Mar. 1927 ._ 297
Feb.-Mar. 1927 297
Apr.-May, 1927 470
May-June, 1927 734
June-Sept. 1927 869
decisions (valuation reports) —
Oct.-Dec. 1926 231
Dec. 1926-Mar. 1927 297
Mar.-July, 1927 734
May, 1927 609
Oct. 1927 1117
indexed text of its acts, to prepare 456
publications for sale by supt. of docs 225
report, Dec. 1, 1927 365
to confirm John J. Esch as member 716
see also names of raDroads, etc.
Interstate Commerce Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 456, .589, 849
hearings 456,589,716,849,999,1000
reports 456, 589,716, 849, 999, 1000
Inlestmal parasites, see Parasites.
Intestines:
bran impaction, gastrointestinal canal 1149
examination of duodenal contents 1070, 1149
mortality of intestinal obstruction. 502
tuberculosis, diagnosis 640
tuberculosis, study 907
ulcer, duodenal 197
ulcer, tuberculous, of duodenum 135
Intoxicants, see Liquors.
Intoxication, see .\lcoholism.
Intracoastal waterways, see Inland waterways.
Inundations, see Floods.
Invalid Pensions Committee, House;
hearings 457
reports 560,819,960
temporary assistant clerk 546
Inventions:
classification, changes. _ 20,219,283
classification bulletin 153,540
see also Patents.
Inventories, farm... 271
Inversion of o quartz to 0 quartz... 89
Invertebrates, see .\nimals (fossil).
Investigating Senatorial Campaign Expendi-
tures Special Committee, Senate,
see Expenditures in Senatorial Pri-
mary and General Elections,
Special Committee Investigating,
Senate.
Investigation Bureau, Justice Dept 243
Investment Division, see Finance and Invest-
ment Division, Foreign and Do-
mestic Commerce Bur.
Investment trusts, participating shares 538
Inyo County, Calif., lands 555,588,668
Inyo National Forest, map. 652
loannou, Florence K., world export duties... 216
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Iodine:
loss from iodized salt 71,203
trade in iodine 1090
water, iodization to prevent goiter 63
Iodized salt, see Salt.
lododihydrochaulmoogric acid 63
Iowa:
bridge across Mississippi River 557,580,670
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 80
district court, notice to the bar. 304
district judge, additional 416,431
post route map. 630
Railroad Commissioners Board —
coal 100
weather and corn maturity 534
Iowa .Vgricultural Experiment Station:
cattle fattening in corn belt 400
soil surveys —
.Appanoose Coimty 656
Plymouth County... 1081
Iowa Indians:
relief 999
Ireland:
automotive industry and trade 924
insured parcels, packing 126
typhus fever epidemiology 263, 391
see also Great Britain— Irish Free State.
Iris:
certain iris bulbs, production 1084
hybrid Palestine iris corms, production 334
Irish Free State:
economic survey 795
market for electrical machinery, etc 537
Iron:
absorption spectra 22
accidents in iron industry 372
barrels or dnuns, rates on 731
boiler tubes, lap-welded, specifications 410,
1090
census of manufactures, 1925 214
industry, wages and hours of labor 116
publications for sale 226,1113
rates on iron 1(«, 611, 737, 871, 1030, 1119
rates on iron articles 167, 473, 610
stainless, thermal expansion of alloys 542
see also Bar-iron— Cast-iron — Iron ore —
Wrought-iron — also Ferric sulphate-
sulphuric acid process.
Iron and Steel Division.. 18,538
Iron Mountain R. R. of ^Memphis, bonds 473
Iron ore:
brown iron ores of Tennessee 227, 1114
magnetic concentration of Alabama ores 281
production in 1926 217
rates on 167,473
red iron ore mines, Birmingham district... 281
see also Meteorites.
Iroquois Pulp & Paper Co., paper.. 107
Irrigation:
alkali in irrigated districts 209
arid lands of Mo. River basin, etc 789
border method 789
delivery of irrigation water 655
drainage of irrigated farms 276
of alfalfa 405
of cotton... 1081
practical information for beginners 1084
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 93, 1020
pumping from wells 533
rotation of irrigated crops in Nebraska 9
silt in Colorado R, rel. to irrigation 655
spray irrigation in Eastern States. 146
see also Reclamation of land — also names of
projects.
Irrigation and Reclamation Committee, House:
hearings 430, 561
minority views 686
reports 430, 561, 685, 686, 819, 960, 961
Irrigation and Reclamation Committee, Senate:
hearings _ 456,589,590,1000
minority views 849
reports 456,589,716,1000
Irrigation districts, see names of districts.
Irrigation projects, see Reclamation of land.
Irvine, Wilham L., rupture of spleen... 887
Irving, J. D., Leadville mining district, Colo.. 29
Irving, Joseph S., r. United States 223,491
1252
Index, 1927-1928
ir'age
247
Irwin, B. E.,lmdget and Medicine and Surgery
Bureau -- ---
Irwin Ed. M. (Representative from 111.):
'"^Cla.'Jlfs'com^. 550, 676, 677, 678, 809, 945, 946
Irwin, Cilendon W., to pay widow... 442, 1008, 1095
Irwin, Vincentia V., to pay 442 1008, 1095
Isaacs, C. Grant, British underwear market. .. »4
Isanotski Strait, chart „°2
Isbell, H. S., automobile exhaust gas ui
Ishaila Rocks, chart.. 31-^
Isla de Finos, see Isle of Pines.
Island, fee name of island.
Island Creek R. R., valuation 296
Island possessions, see Insular possessions.
Islands, see names of islands and groups of
islands.
Islands of the Pacific, see Pacific islands.
Isle of Pines:
anchorage chart I05i
aviation chart.. 498
Isopods, terrestrial, in National Museum 258
Isthmian Canal, see Panama Canal.
Isthmian Canal Zone, see Panama Canal (zone).
Isthmian Canal Zone, Medical .Association of,
see Medical Association of Isthmian
Canal Zone.
Isthmus of Panama, see Panama, Isthmus of.
Italian Fruit & Produce Co., grapes 298
Italian Moimtain, geology, etc., of vicinity 192
Italian National Rifle Shooting Society of
United States 599,747,859
Italy:
arbitration treaty with U. S 1060
chart of west coast ^52
cherries, costs of production 768
monetary policy 151
motion-picture market 84
proposals, Internat. Radiotelegraph Conf.. 193
ship-suhsidv svstem... 410
Itasca County, Minn., bridge 683,709,842,934
Ithaca Trust Co., exr. ancrtrustee, v. U. S. 290,307
luka, Ky., bridges 424, 578, 668, 816,991, 1099
luka, Miss., markers for battlefield 435
Ives, Norman P., jr., homestead credit 697,
930, 1013
Iwai & Co., Ltd., United States v 724
Izaak AValton League of America, address 12
J. H. R. Products Co., barium carbonate 860
Jackson, Andrew:
memorial in Nashville, Tenn. —
hearings _ 717,965
reports 851,965
statue, address of President accepting 895
Jackson, Charles F., labor decisions, etc 244
Jackson, E. W., shoe last blocks 110
Jackson, Lucian C, patent appeal 1092
Jackson, Martha, bill of review 160
Jackson, Philip, v. United States 724
Jackson, Pierce D., discharge 968
Jackson, Robert T., bibliography of George L.
Goodale 494
Jackson, Vera, v. United States 487
Jackson & Eastern Ry., operation of line 104
Jackson Barracks, purchase 436,718,802
Jack.son County, Mo., bridge 558,709,802
Jackson National Forest, order revoked 1140
Jackson Traffic Bureau:
building materials 98
chairs 467,733
household goods 737
pears 170
, salt ]"^'".]I 616
Jacksonville, Fla., rivers, etc., in district 517
Jacksonville, Gainesville & Gulf Ry 104,473
Jacob, James K.:
studies in chemistry of blood 502
sugar content of blood in the tropics. 502
Jacobs, Isaac, vs. United States 461
Jacobs, Lena, vs. United States. ..."." 461
Jacobs, Reberta E., appointment " 631
Jacobstein, Meyer (Representative from N. Y )•
report made by-
Labor Com .562
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Jacquard, Inc., v. United States 487
Jade, Loring Andrews Co 224
Jakes, John, relief 436
Jamaica, money-order post ofiBces 254
James, Henry F., climate of southeastern Pa... 790
James, L. H., spontaneous ignition in manure. 1079
James, W. Frank (Representative from Mich.):
reports made by —
Conference Com.... 938,941
Military Affairs Com 349,
351, 433, 435, 436, 440, 441, 563, 564,
565, 692, 693, 823, 966, 969.
Jameson, Joseph, relief 419,575,666
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce, iron 737
Jamestown Forwarding Co., switching charges. 876
Jamison, Charles H., relief 840,948,1097
Janitor to Committee on Expenditures in
Executive Departments, House 546
Janson, Gaston M., relief ___ 436
Janson Company, United States t' 724
Janvier, Mary M., relief 840,948,1097
Japan:
American lumber 661
citrus insects 207
electrical equipment, marketing 83
foreign service officers of U. S 1140
proposals, Internat. Radiotelegraph Conf.. 259
rag rugs, increasing U. S. duty 632
Japanese:
publications concerning, for sale 225, 1113
Japanese beetle:
quarantine 141,270,915
toxicity of acid lead arsenate 4, 74
Japanese flowering cherries 654
Japanese wall hangings 907
Jarboe, J. H., Rocksprings, Tex., tornado 11
Jardine, William M., see Agriculture Depart-
ment.
Jarrell, B. C, & Co., boxes 867
Jasper, Robert T., r. United States 240
Jaundice, infectious, in Army in World War... 779
Jauregg, J. Wagner-, see Wagner-Jauregg, J.
Java, forecasting cast monsoon 335
Jeanette relief expedition, pension survivors. . . 976
Jeans, J. H., new outlook in cosmogony 190
Jeflers, Lamar (Representative from Ala.):
reports made by-
Civil Service Com 944
Election of President, Vice President,
and Representatives Com 5.52
Jefferson Southwestern R. R ... 104
Jefferson, Thomas, Centennial Commission,
sec Sesqui-Centennial of American
Independence and Thomas Jeffer-
son Centennial Commission.
Jefferson's manual 222, 416
Jeft'ersonville, Ind., War Dept. property, sale.. 968
Jeffrey, George L., Standards Bur. pubs 542
Jeffrey-Dewitt Insulator Co., insulators 473
Jeffries, C. D.:
cattle, rate of metabolism (2 entries) 399
net-energy values of corn silage, etc 3
Jeffries, Elmer B., v. Sam L. Gross 747
Jelly, homemade pectin extracts 208
Jelna, Paul, relief 823
Jenifer, John L., employees' compensation 946
Jenkins, J. Mitchell, straighthead of rice 146
Jenkins, Robert H., c. United States 487
Jenkins, Thomas A. (Representative from
Ohio):
reports made by^
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 680,
813, 952
War Claims Com 981
Jennings, E. H., relief 696,987,1095
Jennings, Frederic B., v. United States 1040
Jennings, Laura H., exrx., v. United States... 1040
Jennings, R. D.:
cost, etc., of fattening beef cattle 400
livestock farming. Black Prairie Belt 270
Jennison, Kathleen, accidents to women 117
Jerusalem artichoke as crop plant 210
Jesse Lee Home, lands 670,800,858
Jester, Claude N., relief 840,948,1097
Jester, William B., relief. 707
Jet, ca,se of Ben Felsenthal & Co 91
Jew Lee v. A. W. Brough 240
July-June
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Jewel Tea Co., Inc.:
coffee 734
food 165
freight rates 610
.Jewell, Jeannette S., relief 952
Jewell, John F., relief of widow 952
Jewett, Henry E., r. United States 859
Jewish reclamation of Palestine 226
Jimenez, Jose J., instruction at West Point. 968,
1104
Joachim, AVilljam F.:
aircraft oil engines, combustion chambers.. 624
centrifugal type injection valves 47
coefficient of discharge of liquids 118
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
Jocko Reservation, names to be added to roll.. 681
Jodidi, S. L., Bacterium pruni 203,209
Johanns, F. L., relief 696,987,1095
Johansen, Frederick A., benzocaine-chaulmoo-
gra oil in leprosy 391,638
John, Mildred, why workers borrow 45
John Smiths Lake ceded to Idaho 978
Johns-Manville Corporation, relief 987
Johnsen. Thomas, relief 564,592,799
Johnson, Abram H., relief 564
Johnson, Albert (Representative from Wash.):
reports made by —
Conference Com. 939
Immieration and Naturalization Com. 5.54,
680, 681
Johnson, .\ndrew:
memorial in Nashville, Term. —
hearings 717,965
reports 851,965
Johnson, .\rnold H., iodized salt 71,203
Johnson, Catherine R., relief 553,799
Johnson, Ed, relief 980,985,1094
Johnson, Esther, farm animals, etc 142
Johnson. Etta B. L., relief 952
Johnson, Evangeline B.,i'. United States 487
Johnson. Felix S. S., relief of widow 952
Johnson, Hiram W. (Senator from Calif.):
reports made by —
Commerce Com 844
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 716
Johnson, Jed (Representative from Okla.):
reports made bv—
Public Lands Cora 569,698,831
Johnson, John S., r. United States 487
Johnson, Levy S., r. United States 222,880
Johnson, Lewis W., origin of disability 49
Johnson, Lucius W., abdominal wounds 246, 247
Johnson. Martha A. V., relief... 823, 1095
Johnson. Noble J. (Representative from Ind.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 424,
427. 559, 560, 684, 817, 819
Johnson, Robert W., v. United States 487
Johnson. Robert W., jr., r. United States 487
Johnson, Roval C. (Representative from S.
Dak.):
minority views —
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 835
reports made by —
Conference Com 941
World WarVeterans' Legislation Com. 701,
835, 982
Johnson. William R. (Representative from 111.):
reports made bv —
Militarv Affairs Com 349,
350,351, 352. 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438,
439, 440, 441. 563, 564, 565, 693, 968.
Johnsonburg R. R., abandonment of line 167
Johnstin, Ruth, homemade pectin extracts 208
Johnston. Edward C, fur seals, Pribilof Is. 16,151
Johnston. George L., v. United States 747
Johnston, Walter W., relief 575,808
Johnston, Zenas V., relief 706,947,1096
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods Co 469
Johnston Brothers Co. r. United States 223
Johnston City Southern R. R., valuation 364
Johnstown & Stony Creek R. R., valuation 34
Joint Board, see Army and Navy Joint Board.
Joint commissions, see names of commissions.
Joint committees, see names of committees.
Joint resolutions, see Resolutions.
Page
Joint stock land banks:
exempting from sen. 8 of Clayton act 837
statements of condition.. 1068, 1146
Jointworms, Eurytoma parva as parasite 7
Joliet & Chicago R R., valuation 99
Jolliffe, C. B., nieasiu-ements of radio fading... 155
Jolo Island, see Sulu Island.
Jones, Arthur R., Syndicate. 176
Jones, D. W., European corn borer parasites. . 207
Jones, DeWitt C, Buffalo, N. Y., district.. 642
Jones, E. L., anticholera vaccination 888
Jones, E. Malcolm, soil of Perry Co., Miss 789
Jones, Edward, r. L'nited States 460,859
Jones, O. W.:
gases from blasting in tunnels, etc 411
limits of inflammability of gases, etc 539
Jones, Hinton D., bladder case in dementia
praecox patient 392
Jones, Idus, bridge... 955
Jones, J. M., sorgo silage 650
Jones, Jenkin AV., grains for dry lands 275
Jones, Joseph W., relief 436
Jones, Lewis W., las deudas estranjeras y la
balanza comercial 760
Jones, Marvin (Representative from Tex.):
reports made by —
-\griculture Com 674
Conference Com 939,940
Jones, Mary >[., relief 419, 575, 666
Jones, Nicholas, relief...; 436
Jones, Mrs. Rov K., appointment 1056
Jones, S. L., & Co 319,383
Jones, Thomas -\., exr., v. United States... 223, 620
Jone?, Warren G., exr., v. United States... 223,620
Jones, Wesley L. (Senator from Wash.):
reports made by —
.Appropriations Com 449
Commerce Com 354,
453, 709, 841, 842, 844, W5, 990, 992
Indian Affairs Com 588,
715, 848, 849, 998, 999
Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 4.56, 589
Jones, William A., v. United States 223,620
Jonesboro Freight Bureau, crates 1027
Jonesville, La., bridge 423,543,577,955
Jonesville Milling Co., wheat 484
Jordan, David Starr, moscjuito fish 190
Jordan, E. O., paratyphoid bacilh 888
Jordan, Edna M., farm animals, etc 142
Jordan, Louis:
gases in metals 344
tarnish resisting silver alloys 1 .55
Jordan, Wesley (Jordon, p. 687, incorrect):
lands, etc., devised to Government 687,
1000, 1097
Josephson, C. I., bridge 817,992,1100
Josey-Miller Co., freight rates 610
Joslyn :Manufacturing & Supply Co 1033
Journal of agricultural research 3,
4, 71, 203, 269, 399, 647, 783, 1079
editorial policy 203
index, etc., to v. 34 269
index, etc., to v. 35 1079
Journals:
Grand Army of the Republic 942
Supreme Court of the L>nited States 259,
321, 387, 508, 635, 768, 901, 1062, 1144
Journeymen Stone Cutters' Association of
North .\merica 747
Joy Floral Co 724
Juan de Fuca Strait, chart 215
Juan Jose Pi^so Cove, chart 758
Juday, Chancev, organic content of lake water. 16
Judd, Charles H.:
influencia de las emociones y reacciones... 124
same (in Portuguese) 628
Judd, Neil M., Pueblo Bonito, N. Mex 898
Judge Advocate General, Navy 374, 1047
report, 1927 374,753
Judge Advocate General's Department, Army. 520
regulations 774
Judge Baker Foundation, delinquent children. 177
Judges:
additional circuit judges.. 431, 687, S33, 963, 1001
appointment in 9th circuit 687
apiJointment of relatives 962
1254
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Judges— Continued.
District of Columbia Supreme Court,
hearing — --, v,""V
District of Columbia Supreme Court,
reports 963,1001
Florida....".'. 717,820,963
nilnois - 963 1100
Iowa -- 416,431
Mississippi - i^J
Now York 431
South Carolina --- 963
South Dakota 687
law clerks to circuit judges 962
of—
Canal Zone dist. ct., leave of absence. . 188
Circuit Courts of Appeals, 4th circuit- . 42
Porto Rico, to fix salaries.. 682
opinion as to witne-sses, etc... 457
salaries, report of Amer. Bar Assoc, com... 835
salaries in Territories, etc.—
hearing 687
law 1100
reports - 687,1001
see also District Courts.
Judgments:
Court of Claims—
which require appropriation 367, 1039
year ended Dec. 3, 1927.... 289
District Courts-
which require appropriation. 367, 1039, 1042
food and drugs act —
notices 208. 332, 402, 530, 787^ 1 082
notices, index 272
insecticide act, notices 9
registration in other courts 561
Judicial appropriations, «« Justice Department,
appropriations.
Judicial circuits, see Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Judicial code, see special subject.
Judiciary, see Courts of United States —
Judges— Justice Department, ap-
propriations.
Judiciary Committee. House:
calendar, legislative 348, 430, 561 , 686, 819
hearings. 430,431,432,561,
562, 686, 687, 820, 962, 963, 964, 1107
minority views 432, 687
reports 348,430,431,432,561,
562 686, 687, 688, 820, 961, 962, 963, 964
Judiciary Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 354,
456, 590, 717. 850, 1000, 1109
hearings ,590. 717, S.'iO
minority views 850, 1001
reports 354. 457, 590, 717, 850, 1000, 1001
Judson, Lewis V,:
geodetic standardization. 15
testing of line standards of length 23
Judson, William H., relief.. 564
Juelsminde Harbor, chart 249
Jugoslavia, aee Yugoslavia.
Juilliard, Augustus D., v. United States... 240
Jujube, Chinese, in southwestern U. S 145
Julihn, C. E., sulphur £.nd pyrites in 1926 663
Jull, Morley A.:
farm poultry raising 650
feeding chickens. 271, 527
growth of chickens 1079
growth of Rhode Island reds...... J!..^.^ 1079
incubation and brooding of chickens . 401
poultry houses and fixtures 784
poultry keeping in hack vards... 527
razas de gallinas r)onedofas y su crianza 185
standard breeds, etc., of chickens. 6, 143, 1081
turkey raising 650
•June, I^uie, relief ....;; "677,"987."l095
Juneau, .\laska:
land district, boundaries changed 56
rivers, etc., in district 518
Junior Orderof United American Alechanics" 551, 995
Juridical Congress on Wireless Telegraphy,
see International Juridical Con-
. gress on Wireless Telegraphv.
Junes:
qualifications of jurors 7j7
separation in felony cases ......".^ 810
Page
Juries— Continued.
stenographers, etc., before grand juries... 432
women, jury service in Hawaii —
hearings.. 446
report 446
Jurisdiction, see Courts of United States —
District Courts.
Jurists, International Commission of, see
International Commission of Ju-
rists.
Justice Depart ment 41, 1 13, 174, 237,
303, 366, 485. 617, 745, 877, 1038, 1125
appropriations, 1928 and prior years —
estimates 1065
appropriations, 1929 —
estimate 1066
hearing 418
law 544
reports 418,449,545
opinions of Attorneys General —
V. 35, by signatures.... 44, 242, 369, 621, 1042
agriculture surplus control 1056
for sale by supt. of documents 727
relating to Veterans' Bur., 1925-26 198
portion of Camp Sherman transferred to.. 825,
1006, 1103
register 242
report, 1927 370
see ako Sargent, John G. For Court of
Claims and Supreme Court
cases see names of claimants.
Justin, Margaret, sunburn 203,270
Jute;
burlap, master specification 285
census of jute goods manufacture, 1925 148
Jute Industries, Ltd., v. U. S. 223,355,369
Jutland, Battle of, diagrams 120
Juvenile Court of D. C, report, 1927 1111
Juvenile courts, and probation in New Jersey.. 308
Juvenile delinquency:
alcoholism among parents of delinquents.. . 177
child welfare in New Jersey 308
extent in 7 Pennsylvania counties 45
Juvenile employment, see Child labor.
K. of C, see Knights of Columbus.
Kabinda Bay, chart 50
Kafir silage, see Silage.
Kahn, Horence P. (Representative from Calif.):
reports made by-
War Claims Com 570,981
Kahn test:
comparison with Kolmer reaction (2) 48
comparison with Wassermann test.. 514
preliminary report 502
Kahoolawe Island:
chart 1088
land for lighthouse purposes 631
Kahului Harbor, Hawaii, chart 793
Kai Road, chart 312
Kaibab limestone in Kaibab Gulch, Utah 464
Kaibab National Forest 787
Kaibab Reservation, road 675,804
Kaibobn Road, chart 182
Kaipara Harbor, New Zealand, chart 249
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co 107
Kalena tract, purchase 690,933,1003
Kales, Alice G., cases 620,747,1041
Kalispel Indians:
claims —
hearings 556
reports 682,849,954
veto message 1057
Kalmbach, E. R.:
common birds of southeastern U. S 330
homes for birds 1081
magpie in relation to agriculture 272
Kaltenbach, Charles E., v. United States 90,
240, 1110
Kamalo Harbor, Molokai, chart 536
Kamehameha, Fort, flying field 82:^
Kamo Ko, chart I 182
Kamp, Arend, claim 385,813,937
Kanawha Black Band Coal Co... 468, 1117
July-June
1255
Page
Kanawha Central Ry.:
deficit status 167
rates on coal _. 468
Kanawha River:
hridees at or near —
Cabin Creek. W. Va 683,842,933
Dunbar, W. Va 957,1100
Point Pleasant, W. Va. 557, 668, 683, 708, 802
St. Albans. W. Va... 683,842,933
Winfield, W. Va 992
examination and survey 909
improvement 832
Ught list 217
Kane, Francis F.:
Institute Intemacional -Americano de Pro-
teccao a Infancia 893
same (in Spanish) 893
Kankakee River, dam at Momenee, 111 957
Kanner, Joseph, r. United States 240
Kanner, Leon., v. United States 240
Kanner. Max, v. United States 240
Kansa Indians, claims. 815
Kansas:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 80
compact with Colo., consent of Congress... 960
contested election, Clark r. White 346,552
game preserve, land for 568, 597, 669
post route map 630
tornadoes. July 10, 1927 _ 212
venereal disease prevalence 1070, 114S
Kansas .Agricultural Experiment Station:
alfalfa root troubles 209
cereal experiments 333
combined harvester-thresher 648,649
kernel smuts of sorghum 76
Kansas & Missouri Ry. & Terminal Co 1119
Kansas City, Kans.:
bridge 958,992,1101
switching charges 876
Kansas City, Mo.:
air navigation maps 777, 1150
airway map 407
National Congress of Vocational Agricul-
tural Students 225
rivers, etc., in district 618
switching charges 876
Kansas City & Grandview Ry 232
Kansas City Connecting R. R., valuation 105
Kansas City, Excelsior Springs & Northern
Rv., valuation 877
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Ry-1030, 1119
Kansas City, jNIexico & Orient Railroad:
bridge 428,584,671
labor dispute, board to investigate 1056
valuation 474
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway of
Texas*
bridge '. 428,584,671
valuation 474
Kansas City, St. Louis & Chicage B. R., valu-
ation.. 99
Kansas City, Shreveport & Gulf Terminal Co. 364
Kansas City Southern Ry.:
bridge across Missouri River 684,992, 1101
Brimstone R. R. & Canal Co. » 232,238
United States, etc., v 43, 115,241
Kansas, Oklahoma &. Gulf Ry.:
acquisition of Mo., Okla. & Gulf R. R.... 1032
bonds 1119
note 167
rates on hollow tiles 473
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry. of Texas, rates
on bricks 1025
Kansas River, dam at Lawrence, Kans 424
Kapingamarangi Islands, chart 51
Kaplan, David:
carcinoma of descending colon 392
recording of cardiac findings for rating 135
Kaplan, Victor, patent appeal 540
Kaplin, J. H., bridge 955
Karack, Lee, alias, see Eagles, Nicholas L.
Karluk River, rod-salmon runs 17
Karwinskia humboldtiana, see Coyotillo.
Kastel, Phil, !». United States 1041
Katcina altars in Hopi worship 190
Kattegat:
chart 499
Ughts, etc 121
Page
Katz, Frank J.:
mineral resources of United States—
1923, introduction to pt. 1 94
1923, prefatory note to rps. on gold, etc. 94
1926, preliminary summary, introduc-
tion 85
Katz, S. H.:
carbon monoxide self-rescuer. 19
gas mask for protection in air 539
use of miners' self-rescuer 663
Katzenstein & Keenc, United States r 158
Kauai, land set aside for mihtary purposes 318
Kaufman, Harry S., Ltd., i\ David H. Blair... 487
Kaufman, J. B., cerebrospinal fever 49
Kauf man, W . n ., relief 575, 946, 1095
Kauluan Channel, chart 214
Kaunakakai Harbor, Molokai, chart 536
Kautz, Christian F., relief of heirs 946
Kautz, Fred G., heir, rehef.. 946
Kautz, Katherina, heir, relief 946
Kaw River, ste Kansas River.
Kawneer Co., copper 469
Kay, Benjamin, v. Edgar C. Snyder, etc.. 176
Kav, Maurice, v. Edgar C. Snyder, etc 176
Kay & Co., Inc., (;. United States 1043
Kayeli Bay, chart 182
Kayenta, .•Vriz., telephone line 848,954
Kearney, Thomas H.:
American-Egyptian cotton in U. S 333
crops for alkali lands 654
inheritance of smooth seeds in cotton. . 203, 209
shedding in cotton hybrid 3,76
Keating, F. E., sorgo silage, etc., for calves 650
Keating, John, v. United States. 460
Keaton, J. R., v. United States 617
Kegs, see Barrels.
Keith, M. Helen, hen, passage of food 4
Kekaha, Hawaii, electric current 445,598,668
Kekich, Emil, forestry in Sweden 339
Kellogg, Frank B., war prevention policy 768
see also State Department.
KeUogg, H. G., V. U. S 460,620,748
Kellogg-Briand treaty, see Peace.
Kellogg, Spencer, & Sons, Inc., v. U. S 305
Kelly, Clyde (Representative from Pa.):
military service, statement 812
reports made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 696,
829, 976
KeUy, Edward J., trustee, v. United States... 1043
Kelly, Ernest, production of clean milk 529
Kelly, H. H.:
.\merican automotive products in Europe. 660
development of Citroen Co... 17
Kelly, Peter S., relief 564,592,930
KeUy, Weber & Co., Ltd., fertOizers 1118
Kelly's Creek & Northwestern R. R 871
Kelman, Leah, Japanese wall hangings 907
Kelso, F. L., .\rdmore Dry-Land Field Station. 209
Kemmerer, E. W., trabajo consultivo econo-
mico para los gobiernos 314
Kemp, J. A., V. United States 622
Kemp, see Mohair.
Kemper, Carlton:
aircraft oil engines, combustion chambers.. 624
power output, etc., 2-stroke cycle engine... 119
Kempton, F. E.:
barberry and black stem rust 333
barberry eradication in wheat areas 209
Kempton, J. H., Mendelian ratios in maize.. 71,76
Kemsley, Millbourn & Co., Ltd 1041
Kendall, Samuel A. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com.. 696,829
KendaU, V. H., trustee, v. U. S 460,599
Kendall, WiUiam C, smelts 16
Kendall Refining Co., gasoline 103
Kendrick, John B. (Senator from Wyo.):
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com. 573
Indian Affairs Com 714,716,847,849
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 1000
Public Lands and Surveys Com 459,
597, 598, 856, 857, 1014
Kendrick Coal & Dock Co.. 1041
Kennedy, Elijah R., v. U. S 223,491
Kensington & Eastern R. R., valuation. 364
1256
Index, 1927-1928
Kentucky:
^"^A^ftT -- 932,956,990
Burkesviiie''.-"!--! 932, 956, 990
Burnside (6 entries in all) 932, 956, 991
( 'flnrt>ii 816, 841, 932
Center Point:::::::::.- - 932,950,990
Creelsboro 932.956,990
Eggners Ferry «?i\m^nM
jjjjjfj 816,991,1099
Livingston-McCracken counties 819,
844, 936
Neel ys Ferry 932, 956, 99 1
Russell County..- 932,956,991
Smithland 816,841,932
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 80
district court, rules 879
mail contracts 315
post route map Jj30
relief on account of floods 698, 902
welfare of prisoners' families 1129
Kentucky & Tennessee Ry., valuation. 872
Kcntiukv Lumber Co., lumber 1031
Keniuckv Midland R. R., valuation 364
Kcntucki,-, Rockcastle & Cumberland R. R.,
deficit status. Oil
Kenyon, Anna, funeral expenses of husband... 417
Kenyon, Harold, funeral expenses 417
Kcuyon. Howard, Dredging Co 735
Keokuk, Iowa, lock in Mississippi River 66
Keokuk Union Depot Co., valuation 474
Kephart, L. W., quackgrass. 055
Keratitis, focal infection of tooth 1070, 1071
Kerber, L. V., induced drag of any biplane 909
Kerl)y, Kate, United States y 25
Kernel smuts, see Smuts.
Kernel texture, hard red spring wheat 647, 784
Kerasene, Government supplies 1146
Kerr, J. A., soil of Perry County, Miss 789
Kerr, J. W., universitv in relation to public
health 323,513
Kerr, James B., letter relative to Northern Pa-
cific lands 702
Kerwin, Hugh L., conciliation work of Labor
Department 46, 117. 178, 244, 309,
372, 492, 023, 751, 884, 1044, 1 129, 1130
Kessler, D. W.:
maintenance of interior marble 220
physical properties of limestones... 155
Kessler Motor Co. v. U. S 747,859, 1017, 1041
Ketcham, John G. (Representative from
Mich.):
minority views — .
Agriculture Com 806
report made by — ,.
Agriculture Com 417
Ketchikan Creek, examination.. . 518
Kettle Creek, Battle of, 1779, marker 821.
1004. 1100
Kettle Falls, Wash., bridge 347,416
Keulegan, G. H., statical hysteresis in equal
load cycles 542
Kewalik, Alaska, overland communication 446
Key Harbor, Ontario, and approaches, chart 182
Key West, Fla.:
aviation chart _ 889
fishes Ig
Keyes, Henry W. (Senator "from N.li:)':
reports made by-
Public Buildings and Grounds Com.. 458,
^ ^ "21, 855, 856, 1012
Keys, D. A., geophysical methods of prospect-
ing 34J
Keystone Glue Co., fleshings,.:::: 39
Keystone Steel & Wire Co., iron " 1030
Khaz Bay, chart '__ ti59
Kick, C. U., swine metabolism experiments :::399,
Kidder, A. V.: ^°°
archaeological work, 1925 184
archaeological work, 1926.. . 124
same (in Spanish).. 377
Kidnapping penalties in D. C. 846
Kidneys and ureter anomalies 392
Kidwell, Joriiau, militarv record 35O
Kiess, Edgar R. (Representative from Pa.)"""
reports made by-
Insular Affairs Com 555,682,954
Pnntmg Com 443,976,977
Page
Kifer, R. S., combined harvester-thresher 648
Kildee, Nellie, relief 597
Kill Van Kull, chart 279
Killip, Ellsworth P., botanical exploration 898
Kilocycle-meter conversion table 797
Kimball, Herbert H.:
meetings Internat. Geodetic, etc., Union. . 335
solar radiation intensity, etc 11
Kimbrough, J. W., sodium thiosulphate in
syphilis 887,1048
Kincer, J. B.:
factors influencing yield of apples 329
weather influence on crop yields 790
Kinder & Northwestern R. R 167
Kindergarten:
el kindergarten en los Estados Unidos 501
nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 293
publications, kindergarten-primary educa-
tion 226
King, C.H., tadpole enemy of mosquito larva;. 391,
773
King, C. J., crazy-top disorder of cotton 9
King, Edward J. (Representative from 111.):
report made by —
Banking and Currency Com 675
King, Harry M., relief 981,987,1095
King, James E., v. United States 114
King, John M., relief 691
King, M. R., typhus fever in Ireland 263,391
King, Richard II., relief 451
King, W. W., venereal disease 514
King, William H. (Senator from Utah):
minority views —
Judiciary Com.. 1001
reports made by —
Expenditures in Senatorial Primary
and General Elections, Special
Committee Investigating 712
Immigration Com 998
Judiciary Com 717
King, William R.. tablet at place of birth. 432, 1100
King-Haase Furniture Co.:
furniture 472
wood 1038
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, see
Yugoslavia.
Kingman, John J.. Milwaukee, Wis., district.. 642
Kingon, James W., relief 350,606,705
Kings Mountain, Battle of, 1780:
inspection of battle field 564,718,802
printing certain historical statements 976
Kingsbury, Albert, r. United States... 599
Kingsbury, S. S., tepsile properties of rubber.. 665
Kingsley, Zephaniah, relief of estate 575
Kinman, C. F., characteristics of plums 275
Kinnison, H. B.:
surface water supply —
Mississippi River basin, lower 1022
IMissouri River basin 94
Kinnison Brothers, boilers 98
Kinsman, D. F., soil of Genesee County, N. Y 211
Kintner, Samuel M., v. United States 241
Kiowa Reservation, lands to Carl J. R. Dus-
some 848,953,1095
Kirby, Fred M., v. United States 487
Kircher, Joseph C, Parana pine lumber 18
Kirjassoff, Max D., relief of estate 553,931
Kirk, Edwin, Pycnodesma 129
Kirk, James S., & Co., paper bags 740
Kirkpatrick, E. L., agric. statistics, 1926 142
Kirwan, B. E., hill clinics in Haiti 120
Kisalaut Bay, chart 182
Kissel Motor Car Co. v. United States 305,599
Kitchen cabinets, rates on...... 474
Kitchen charts 332
Kitchens, convenient 653
Kitson, Harry D.:
la orientacion professional 893
same (in Portuguese) 1136
Kittanning, Pa., bridge 423,576,667
Kittitas division, Yakima project 295,
465,730,1115
Klamath Reservation, forest land.. 588
Klamath Wild Life Refuge, see Uppfer Klamath
Wild Life Refuge.
Klauber, Sadie, relief 451
Klausner, Louis, United States;' 304
Kleeson Co. r. comnr. of internal revenue 1127
Klein, Arthur J., higher education, 1924-26 298
July-June
1257
Page
Klein, Julius, see Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce Bureau.
Klemmedson, G. S., ranch organization 648
Klesner, Alfred, Federal Trade Commission r.. 92.
601
Klinefelter, C. F., foreman conf. leaders 725
Klinkert, C. S., unusual dental anomaly 1149
Klipstein, E. C, & Sons Co.. dinitrochloroben-
zol.. 609
KIoz. Louis F., property, sale 504
Knabenshue, A. Roy, to hear claim... 833,839,930
Knaebel, Ernest, see, as reporter. Supreme
Court of United States, cases ad-
judged.
Knapp, F. R., lumber 35
Knauf. Fred A., relief 419,451,930
Khaysi, Georges, artificial buttermilk 3
Knickerbocker Portland Cement Co., Inc 607
Knight, Edward, relief 823
Knight, ^Montgomery:
autorotation and flat spin 495
pressure distribution over wing m.odel 1131
Knight Manufacturing Co. v. United States... 859
Knights of Columbus:
exempt from certain provisions of D. C.
laws 995
statue of Cardinal Gibbons^I]^"ir59i,"688, 937
Knik-Matanuska district, Alaska, geologj- 360
Kjiit goods, census of manufactures, 1925 149
Knobbs Creek, N. C, preliminary examina-
tion 518
Knorr-Schlaudt "U'holesale Co., cotton goods. 1027
Knowles, Horace G., relief.. 575,677
Knowlton, F. H., fossil forests 1023
Knox, Fomev M., to pay widow 442, 1008, 1095
Knox, Lucv B., to pay 442.1008,1095
Knox, Philander C, cases 43,508,747
Knox, Camp, areas restored 896
Knox Countv, Tenn., bridge. . 560, 585, 673, 711. 801
Knox Creek Ry., bridge 586.672
Knoxville Iron Co., bar-iron 97,866
Knutson, Harold (Representative from Mum.):
reports made by —
Conference Com 941
Indian .\fTairs Com 554, 681, 814
Pensions Com 443,567,695,975
Koasati Indians, land, livestock, etc 681, 814
Kobe Ko, chart 1133
Kobi, J. AV., Co.:
complaint, report, etc, of Fed. Trade
Comn 1019
r. Federal Trade Commission 225
Koch, Elers. timber growing 274
Kodama, K., article in reply to 263
Koehl, Hermann, to present Distinguished
Flying Cross. 823,935
Koehler, Benjamin:
dent corn, chemical-dust seed treatments.. 531
flag smut of wheat 76
Koehring, Philip A., patent appeal 926
Koepfle, Leo G., travel in Mexico 281
Koeppe, C. E., climate of China 656
Koflau Island, chart 250
Kofoid, Charles A., intestinal parasites 779
Kohlman, Francis L., trustee, i'. U. S .. 114, 879
Kolmer reaction, comparison with Kahn reac-
tion (2) 48
Kolo Harbor, Molokai, chart •>56
Koltes, F. X.:
arterio-venous aneurysm 49
traumatic rupture of spleen 247
Komp, AV. H. AV.:
spleens in measurement of malaria 391, 639
tests of larvicide stoxal 134,263
transmission of malaria by Anopheles.. 263, 391
Kono, Charles H., r. secretary of state of Wash- •
ington State 884
Koons, Wilson & Co., United States r 25
Koosharem band of Indians, see Paiute Indians
— Ute Indians.
Kootenai Indians, see Kutenai Indians.
Kootenai River, permanent works in 321
Kopp, William F. (Representative from Iowa):
report made by —
Labor Com 820
Korea, see Chosen.
Kornhauser, Samuel J., r. United States 488
Kornilov Gulf, chart 626
Page
Korstian, C. F., chestnut replacement 8
Kosicki, Bernard .\.:
law of industrial property —
Colombia 215
Cuba 83
Kosmerl, Francis S., f. David H. Blair 176
Kramer, E. W., see California Power Board.
Kratz, John A., vocational rehabilitation 158
Kraul, George E., to appoint as captain... 436,
592, 802
Krauss Brothers Liunber Co., demurrage.. 59,
76'5', 1058
Kreamer, A., Inc., r. United States 1017, 1127
Kreeger, Ben, rp., etc.. of Fed. Trade Comn... 602
Kress, C. W., asparagus 30
Krieger, Herbert W.:
inhabitants of Columbia River Valley 898
prehistoric pit house village site * 1060
Tinne Indians of Yukon River Valley 898
Krijn, Jacques, & Zoon 147
Kriss, Max:
cattle, rate of metabolism (2 entries) 399
heat production of cattle (2 entries). 3
net-energy values of corn silage, etc 3
Krohn, R., pernicious anemia 497
Krotoshinsky, Abraham, appointment 505
Krueger, Anna R., v. Germany 131
Kudzu, bacterial halo spot.. 1079
Kugruk River, commimications on Seward
Peninsula 446
Kujulik Bay, chart 279
Kulm, N. Dak., First National Bank v. U. S.. 289,
488
Kummell, Frederick A., civil service position. 1139
Kummer, Fritz, Internal. Fed. of Trade-
Unions 309
Kunna, J. J., statistics of immigration 46,
117, 178, 244, 309, 372, 492, 623, 751,
884, 1044, 1130.
Kusa Brick & Tile Co., bricks 1025
Kutei River, chart _ 312
Kutenai Indians, drainage, etc., of lands.. 954, 1100
Kwala Klang, see Port Swettenham, Federated
Slalay States.
Kwikstik Co., mucilage 873
Kyle, Corinne F., spring wheat 647,784
Kyle, Curtis H., corn growing 333
L boats for War Dept., purchase, etc 968.
1004,1075,1100
L. W. F. Engineering Co. r. U. S 369
La Bare, J. W., relief 350
Labels:
foreign products __ 957
official gazette j... 20,86,153,
219, 283, 342. 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
protection, Patent Office information 797
Labor:
census, employment of wage earners 149
conditions in China 884
decisions and opinions affecting labor 244
employee stock ownership in U. S., bibl... 117
Engraving and Printing Bur. laborers 1140
establishment funds for disabled.. 45,46
health of workers in dusty trades 1069, 1148
health of working boys in New York City. 116
international competition 117
labor laws of United States series... 244
legislation in Uruguay. 244,245
monthly labor review.. 45, 117. 178, 244,
309, 372, 492, 623, 751, 884, 1044, 1129
index to v. 24 178
index to v. 25 884
offices, and officials in U. S., etc 46, 116
offices, enforcement of wage payments 46
post office laborers, classified status 256
preferences on Fed. construction works 820
problem of worker displaced by machinery. 178
productivity —
blast furnaces in United States 1129
glass industry 308
productivity of labor series 308
publications for sale by supt. of docs 603
science and the worker (2 entries) 623
same (in Spanish) 1136
statistics, 1924-26, handbook 45
1258
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Labor— Continued. . . „ „ ,,7
unskilled, low earnings in U. S n'
why workers borrow .....——--- 40
see also Child labor— Convict labor— Em-
ployers' liability and workmen s
compensation— Farm labor— Hours
of labor— Immigration— Industry-
Railroad employees— Strikes and
lockouts — Wages — Women — also
certain headings beginning Em-
ployment—Industrial— Labor.
Labor Committee, House:
Sl?f::::::::::::::::::::::":""56§:688,820
Labor Department 45, 116,
177, 244, 307, 371, 491, 622, 750, 883,
1044, 1129
appropriations, 1929—
hearing - 418
law -- - 544
reports 418, 449, ,545
conciliation work 46, 117, 178, 244, 309,
372, 492, 623, 751, 884, 1044, 1129, 1130
educational institutions approved by 244
immigration quotas, national origin -. 634
publications, edition of Nov. 15, 1927 309
report, 1927 371
unemployment in United States 751
useless papers 1016
see also Davis, James J.
Labor laws of United States series, see Labor.
Labor offices, see Labor.
Labor officials, see Labor— also Association of
Governmental Labor Officials of
United States and Canada.
Labor organizations, see Labor-unions.
Labor-saving devices:
Government supplies -.. 511
hay stackers, use in East and South 649
Labor Statistics Bureau 45, 116,
178, 244, 308, 372, 491, 622, 751, 883,
1044, 1129
estimate, 1929.. _ 902
report, 1927 _. 372
safety division 562, .586
work (2entries) .372
see also Stewart, Ethelbert.
Labor-unions:
in China, unionization of labor 309
old-age pensions and homes for aged, etc... 623
provision for sick, etc., members (2) 492
recreational activities 1044, 1045
tipping, opposition of organized labor 244
unemployment and Amer. trade-unions (2) 751
union-management cooperation, bibl.. 244, 245
wage rates, increase in 1927 309, 492
wages and hours of labor, 1913-27 178
wages and hours of labor. May 15, 1927 884
Laboratories:
apparatus. Government supplies.. 511
directory of testing, etc., laboratories 415
elementary laboratory procedures 887
layouts for high-school sciences 160
Malta fever, problem for laboratories . 773, 1069
standardization of clinical work-
examination of sputum 392, 514
gastric and duodenal contents. . . 1070, 1149
spinal fluid 514, 640, 774, 907, 1070, 1071
urinalysis (2} .392
tests of water-bearing materials "294
Laborers, see Labor.
Labrador, chart of coast 182
La Brea quadrangle, Calif 864
Labridae collected by .Albatross 899
Labuan Kora Kora, see Wai Pelau Anchorage".
La Calle, Port de, chart 1050
Lace, census of manufactures, 1925 149
Lacquer & Chemical Corporation 488
La Crescenta quadrangle, Calif " 864
T i^""^®,^ Southeastern Ry., rates on oatsV.' 477
Ladd, C. E., farm cost accounting 4
Ladd , E d win F. , memorial addresses 287
Ladd, Story B.:
census of manufactures, 1925 1087
importance of U. S. chemical industry ' 339
Ladder, pilot, American marine standard 344
-a *ayette extension road... 091 93:5 i"6n4'infiS
Lafayette National Park, information .'...^^O
Page
Lafayette Union Ry., valuation 877
La Flesche, Francis, bow and arrow makers... 190
La Follette, Robert M. (Senator from Wis.):
memorial addresses 221
La Follette, Robert M., jr., (Senator from Wis.):
reports made by —
Commerce Com 844,992
Indian Affairs Com 588,999
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 1011
Lafot, Lloyd , advancement on retired list 720, dl
974, 1095 W
Lagartija, Paso, chart 181
Lagos, Nigeria, foreign service 381
Lagrange Grocery Co., relief.. 700, 987, 1095
LaGuardia, Fiorello H. (Representative from
N. Y.):
commencement of terms of President, etc. . 421
contested election-
letter from clerk of House 346
report 679
military service, statement 812
minority views —
Judiciary Com 561
report made by-
Judiciary Com 430
La Habra quadrangle, Calif 361
Laird, Alma, lands in Florida 568,857
La JoUa band of Luiseiio Indians, see Luiseiio
Indians.
Lake, see Lakes— aZso name of lake.
Lake Borgne Basin Levee Board 822, 1002, 1098
Lake Champlain Bridge Commission 430,
543, 544, 577
Lake Charles, La., switching charges.. 1036
see also Majestic Hotel.
Lake County, Fla., faulty surveys.... 568,933,1013
Lake County, Ind., bridge 424,579,668
Lake Crescent, Wash., manganese-bearing
deposits 1114
Lake Denmark, N. J.:
explosion, rp. of Gen. Accounting Off. 726, 1020
explosion, rp. to accompany H. R. 122-36. . 808
Lake Erie & Fort Wayne R. R.:
deficit status 737
extension of line 2.33
Lake Erie & Western R. R., valuation 737
Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion R. R., valua-
tion. 474
Lake fish, see Fish and fisheries.
Lake Giltedge Steamship Co., flooring 632
Lake of the Woods:
to regulate level —
amendment of act 553, 802, 847
lands withdrawn from settlement, etc. 381,
1056
Lake of the Woods County, Minn., lands. 381, 1056
Lake States, timber growing, etc 652
Lake Superior & Ishpeming R. R., stock 299
Lake Superior Terminal & Transfer Ry. of
Wisconsin, valuation. 233
Lake Survey, see Northern and Northwestern
Lakes Survey.
Lake survey charts, see Great Lakes.
Lake Tahoe Ry. & Transportation Co., valua-
tion 34
Lake Terminal R. R.:
deficit settlement 299
valuation 474
Lake View School quadrangle, Calif 162
Lakeland Chamber of Commerce, freight rates. 870
Lakeland Railway, operation of line 611
Lakes, organic content of water 16
see also Great Lakes — also names of lakes.
Lakeside & Marblehead R. R., valuation 299
Lam Young, John D. Nagle v 305
Camar Lumber Co., Inc 841,955,1098 ^
La Mare, Chester, v. United States 114 ml
Lamb, W. A.: ^
surface water supply-
Hudson Bay and Mississippi R. basins. 1114
Missouri River basin 94
Lamb:
lamb as you like it... 1083
use in diet 332
see also Sheep.
Lambie, John S., jr., typhoid and paratyphoid. 779
Lambs, see Lamb — Sheep.
Lamont, John W., alias, see Leich, John W.
July-June
1259
Page
Lampblack, census of manufactures, 1925 149
Lampert, Florian (Representative from Wis.):
reports made by —
District of Columbia Com 551,949
Lampert, Lester L., relief 833
Lampland, C. O., radiometric measurements,
etc., of Mars. 21
Lamport Manufacturing Supply Co., Inc 157,
176, 223, 240
Lamps, see Electric lamps— Gas lamps.
Lanai Island, chart 108S
Lancaster, J. L., receiver, v. United States 8S2
Lancaster, Minn., port of entry 187
Lancaster & Chester Ry., valuation 474
Lancaster County, Pa., bridge..- 348,454,671
Land:
appraisals, instructions for carriers. 303
deferred-payment sales, Indian lands 422,
588, 668
farm lands, terracing.. 1084
in District of Columbia —
acquisition, etc., for parks 949,996
assessed for benefits, notice to owners. 810,
950, 996, 1099
condemnation by United States.. 949
schedules, valuation order of I. C. C 877
see also Public lands— Reclamation of land.
Land banks, see Federal land banks — Joint
stock land banks.
Land-grant colleges, see Agricultural colleges.
Land-grant railroads, see Railroads, and names
of railroads.
Land Office, General, see General Land Office.
Land offices:
establishing in Roswell, N. Mex 1014
to establish additional offices 721,978
see also Receivers (land offices)— Registers
Oand offices) .
Land patents, Mrs. Helen V. McLeod to sign . 381
see also names of persons, etc., to whom pat-
ents are issued.
Land shells, see Mollusks.
Landana Bay, chart 50
Landes, Keimeth K., Knik-Matanuska district 360
Landing characteristics of airplanes 119
Landing fields, see Airports and aviation fields—
aUo names of fields.
Landing-force manual. Navy, 1927 756
Landing gears, determination of stresses 777
Landrum, Joseph H., to appoint 592
Lands, see Land.
Lane, E. C, crude petroleums of U. S 796
Lane, Mortimer B., record book of business
statistics 81,338,658
Lane, Robert M., trade of Pacific States with
South America 409
Lang, Morris J., relief 564
Langan, Patrick J., relief 436
Langin Field, relief of victims of airplane acci-
dent 420, 451, 575, 666
Langley, Katherine (Representative from Ky.):
reports made by-
Claims Com 419,
420, 548, 549, 676, 677, 808, 945, 947, 948
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 952
Langley, William C, r. United States 488
Langrock Brothers Co. v. United States 369
Langtrj-, Tex., bridge 959,1102
Languages, studies among Fos, etc., Indians.. 898
see also names of languages.
Lanier, William D., jr., tooth impaction 1070
Lankford, William C. (Representative from
Qa.):
report made by —
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 819
Lanphear, M. O., soil of Worcester Co., Mass. 276
Lansing, Iowa, bridge 425,580,669
Lantow, J. L., fattening steers 271
Lantz, David E.:
rabbits in rel. to trees and farm crops 528
raising guinea pigs 205
La Perouse Strait, chart 889
Lapham, Macy H., Phylloxera in Calif 652
La Piche band of Luiseno Indians, see Luiseno
Indians.
Lapwai Reservation, lands, easement to Idaho 815
Larache, Morocco, chart 52
Larceny :
sending and receipt of stolen property 820
Page
Larch canker, see European larch canker.
Larch-fir timber growing, etc 274
Larchgrove, British steamship 714,813,930
Lard, Government supplies 511,1069
Lard substitutes, rates on.. 105
Larger corn stalk-borer 74
see also Sugar-cane moth borer.
Larger sod webworm _ 273
Larmour, Ralph K., study of glutelins 647,915
Larrea, Port, chart.. 758
Larrimer, W. H., chinch bug... 1081
Larson, G. H., cholecystography 48,49
Larson, Gustaf, Stephen J. Hayde c 224,368
Larvae:
honeybee, carbohydrate utilization 269
mosquito—
anopheline, food in pure culture 134
culicine, food in pure culture 513,639
paris green for destruction 323, 513
tadpole of spadefoot toad enemy... 391, 773
tapeworm, cause of tumor in primate.. 269, 330
Larvicide stoxal, some tests 134,263
Laryngeal tuberculosis, see Tuberculosis.
La Salle & Bureau County R. R., valuation.. 1031
Las -\nimas River, see Animas River.
Lash, Elmer, tuberculin testing of livestock 785
Lasher, Georgeine S., v. United States 114
Lasher, Herbert, v. United States 223
Lasher, Ralph H., relief. 436
Las Heras Hervas, Antonio, see Heras Hervas,
Antonio las.
Lash's Products Co. r. U. S 114,289,488,1041
Laskow.ski, B. R., tornadoes in Kansas 212
Lassen Lumber & Box Co 1127
Lassen Volcanic National Park:
boundaries, to revise 978
circular of general information 730
jurisdiction, cession by California.. 697, 857, 933
naming peak in honor of John E. Raker.. 569,
722, 803
to acquire lands by exchange. 831, 933, 978, 1013
to add lands.. 697,857,933
Last blocks, see Shoe last blocks.
Lath:
census, 1926 407
rates on 474
Latham, Edgar H., v. United States 1041
Lathrop, Constance D., to pay 566, 1008, 1095
Lathrop, Edith A., State school improvement
associations 28
Lathrop, Edward S., relief 680,799
Lathrop, Patrick T., to pay widow.. 566, 1008, 1095
Latimer, W. J., soil of Worcester Co., Mass... 276
Latin America:
advertising automotive products 151
budgets.. 17,339,409
correction of entry on p. 409 524
cultivo del mango 253
factores mimdiaes na industria do fumo na
America Latina 761
film market, short-subject. 795
foreign trade in 1925 125
foreign trade in 1926. 628
highways. U. S. engineers to assist 854
libraries 761
same (in Spanish).. _. 1135
progressive schools 1136
progresso agricola 1135
shipments, customs, etc., regulations 795
suggestions for teachers 760
tool markets 340
see also Central America — South America —
also certain headings beginning Pan
American — also names of Latin
.A.merican countries.
Latin American Section, Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce Bur 281
Laton quadrangle, Calif 162
Latshaw, W. L., sodium chlorate, etc., as her-
bicides for bindweed 270,399
Latvia, treatv with U. S 1144
Lauderdale County, Ala., bridge 424,578,668
Lauer & Suter Co.. 602
Laughlin, Harry H., statement 680
Laundering blankets, effect upon insulating
value... 87
Laundries:
census of power laundries, 1925 149
educational program for salesmen 91
1260
Index, 1927-1928
Page
LauiHlryowners National Association 91
Lauritzen, J. I., Fusarium rot in potatoes..- 1084
Lain Island, chart t^t^
Laut Strait, chart ^°^
Lmitz Marble Corporation, marble .-..---- «'&
Lavadia, f'atalino, v. Philippine Islands... 370,882
La Vega, Caleta, chart... ]»'
Lavenstein Corporation. |^°
La Verne quadrangle. Calif. ...-.---. »04
Law. see Actions at law-Commercial aw-
Cominou law— International law—
Laws— -Military laws.
Law Bureau, .Shipping Board.. . -siy
Law of nations, see International law.
Lawlor, Veta J., educational program in tu-
berculosis hospitals -"-.mi
Lawn-mowers, rates on.. 4/4, 1031
Lawrason, Guy B.. o. United States . iab
Lawrence, Kans.. dam across Kansas River. .. 424
Lawrence County, Ind.:
.soil management j"°^
soli survey ;;--iAo ono
Lawrenceburg, Ind., bridge 55^ im,w^
circular, laws of 69th Cong. 2d sess 60
Federal and State laws for sale, list 727
igualdad de derechos para la mujer 1136
index to Federal statutes, 70th Congress. .. 963
private (slip)—
70th Cong. 1st sess 543. 666, 667,
799, 800, 929, 930, 931, 1094, 1095,
1096, 1097
public (slip)—
70th Cong. 1st sess 345,416,543,
544, 667, 668, 669. 670, 671, 672, 800,
801, 802, 803, 804. 931, 932, 933, 934,
/ 935, 936, 937. 1097. 1098, 1099, 1100,
1101.1102,1103.1104.
State law index .estimate for preparation.. 623
State law index, subject headings, etc 245
statutes at large, Dec. 1925-Mar. 1927 1.55
see also Code of U. S.—aJso names of
countries and names of States,
etc.— aiso for single laws or com-
pilations of laws, see special subject
involved.
Laws, Ro.setta, relief 968
Laws, Committee on Revision of. House:
reports 964,1107
Lawsuits, see Actions at law.
Lawton, Eliza M. C. A., flagstaff at Fort Sum-
ter 565,938,1007
Lawton, Okla., felief of persons suffering fire
loss 420
see also Security National Bank.
Lawyers:
for I'herokee Nation, funds to be paid 952
for Creek Indians, funds to be paid.953,998,1099
recognition of attorneys. Treasury Dept... 61
see also District attorneys.
Layne & Bowler Corporation v. U. S., etc 897
Layton & Layton, Inc., sugar 1123
Lazell, E. W., psychic regression 264
Laze, Hector, Mexico as industrial nation 125
I^ea, Albert, Packing Co., demurrage 869
I.«a. Clarence F. (Representative from Calif.):
commencement of terms of President, etc.. 421
election of President, etc 552
reports made bj'—
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 423,428
816, 956, 957, 958
Leach, Dock, relief. 564
Leach, Qlen C, food fishes .— 151,1089
Leach, John, alias, see Leich, John W.
Leaching corn seed 71 203
I>ead: ""' '
bar, pipe, and sheet, census report, 1925 214
drayage charges 102, 1028
in—
California 539
Central States ' 412
Colorado " ' 217
Eastern States ]' 217
Montana .""""85,"l090
Nevada gs
Oregon.. — ! — — 539
Page
Lead— Continued .
pigments and salts, production in 1926 340
poisoning, new test 1129
production in 1926, smelter report 539
rates on 167,364,872
see also Tetraethyl lead.
Lead arsenate:
dusting mixtures, chemical changes 648,786
spray mixtures, lead arsenate and lime. 204, 273
toxicity on Japanese beetle 4, 74
Leadville mining district, Colo., geology, etc. _ 29
Leaf-hoppers, see Grape leaf-hoppers- Potato
leaf-hoppers.
Leaf rust, wheat breeding for resistance 146
see also Orange leaf rust.
Leaf tobacco, see Tobacco.
Leaflets:
copyrighted 118,
179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926 245
see also names of Departments, bureaus,
etc., issuing leaflets — also subjects.
League of Nations:
Health Section—
epidemiological reports, review 134.
196. 263, 323, 513, 639
publications, Library of Congress cards 492
Leake. James P.:
alastrim and mild smallpox _.. 640
diagnosis of poliomyelitis 263,391
estimating potency of smallpox vaccine 640
Leake Countv, Miss., bridges 583,
684,803,958,1102
Learned Lumber Co 1031
farm lease contract 204, 1080
oil leases, Government publications 293
see also Indians, and names of certain In-
dian tribes— Mineral lands— Naval
petroleum reserves — also names of
certain companies, associations, etc.
Leather, William, v. Cnited States 1127
Leather, hides, and skins:
American leather in foreign markets 795
census, 1925, artificial leather 148
census, 1925, leather industries 13
cleaning of leather garments 343
exporters of leather manufactures.. 924
home tanning of small fur skins, etc 917
leather production and trade of Canada — 410
leather work in mental hospital 514
rabbit skins for fur. 330,917
rates on hides and skins. . . 104, 298, 736, 871, 1030
rates on leather 611
specifications 88,154,220
statistics of hides and skins, 1925... 5
supplies for Govt., leather goods 511
world production, etc., of hides and skins.. 18
Leathers, Edgar, bridge.. 685,845,936,994
Leatherwood, Elmer O. (Representative from
Utah):
minority views — .
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 686
Leave of absence:
Canal Zone, judge of district court, etc 188
Coast Guard regulations 261
Indian service physicians 682, 848, 935
see also Sick leave.
Leavenworth, Kans., bridge 581
Leavenworth, Fort, construction 436
Leaver, Edmund S., cyanide extraction of gold
and silver.. 1090
Leavitt, Scott (Representative from Mont.):
reports made bv —
Claims Com 419,
548, 549, 677, 678, 946, 947, 948
Conference Com 941
Indian Affairs Com 422,
681, 682. 814, 953, 954
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 561
Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 567
Public Lands Com 444 ,
445, 567, 569, 697, 831, 978
LeBrix, Joseph, Distinguished Flying Cross... 935
Le Claire Canal, use, administration, etc 66
LeClerc, J. A., fish meal industry 661
Le Crone, John W., receiver, r. U. S 370
July-June
1261
Page
IjBcturGS'
copjTighted ... 118, 179. 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, 1926, index 245
Ledbetter, W. A., v. Elias Wesley.. 747
Leding, A. R., date palm fertilization 648, 78S
Lee, .\lfred R.:
duck raising 205
feeding chickens 271,527
goose raising 205,916
guinea fowl _ _ 401
incubation and brooding of chickens 401
poultry houses and fixtures 784
poultry keeping in back yards 527
squab raising 6, 784
turkey raising 650
Lee, Frederic E., British investment trusts 538
Lee, John C. H., Vicksburg Miss., district 519
Lee, Joseph, relief 968
Lee, Oscar:
flotation of limestone from gangue 281
magnetic concentration of iron ores 281
Lee, Walter S., dental treatment 198
Lee, William D., soil of Yadkin County, N. C . 1081
Lee, Willis T., geologic formations 28, 29
Lee Coimty, 111., bridge 428,544,584
Lee Home, see Jesse Lee Home.
Leeb, Alfred, v. United States... 174
Leech, L. Gordon, relief 549
Lees Ferry, Ariz., gauging station, estimate... 389
Leete, C. S., milk and foam during pasteuriza-
tion 206
Leete, Mary M., dependent chOdren in Cleve-
land... 45
LeFevre, Edwin:
making fermented pickles. _ 6
making vinegar in the home and on farm.. 143
LeFevre, Peter E., pasteurization 63
Leffard, Lillian J., relief of mother.. 543.574
Leflelman, L. J., forest plantations 648, 783
Legacy tax, see Inheritance and transfer tax.
Legal tender money, see Paper money.
Legations, see Foreign service.
Legg, Carlton V., v. United States 157
Leggett & Piatt Spring Bed & Mfg. Co 97
Legislation, see Laws — also Congress of United
States— House of Representatives —
also subjects of bills and resolutions.
Legislative calendars, see names of committees.
Legislative Counsel Office 834
Legislative establishment appropriations, see
.\ppropriations.
Legislative Reference Service, Library of Con-
gress 245
Legs and leg-bearing segments of arthropods .. 898
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. valuation 1031
Lehigh & New England R. R.:
bonds 34
equipment trust. 233
Lehigh Portland Cement Co 296, 467, 868, 1026
Lehigh Telephone Co., purchase of properties. 236
Lehigh University, smallpox vaccination 134
Lehigh Valley R.R.:
bonds 612
demurrage 470,734
misrouting 35
rates on grapes 34
Lehlbach, Frederick R. (Representative from
X.J.):
reports made by —
Civil Service Com 418,807,944
Conference Com 939
Lehman, Bertram, relief 981
Lehr Lumber Co 475
Leich, John W., relief 968
Leigh, Leon K., v. United States.. 1127
Leighty, Clyde E.:
common white wheats 334
flag smut of wheat 76
natural hybridization of wheat 399,533
wheat breeding to resist leaf rust 146
wheat seeding and seed-bed preparation.. 405
wheat varieties adapted to eastern U. S.. 1084
Leininger, Frederick, relief 436
Leipzig Technical Show.. 410
Le Lacheur, E. A., tidal bench marks 793
Lembeh Strait, chart 249
Lemmings, revision of American 73
Page
Lemon:
Chinese dwarf Meyer lemon introduced... 145
hastening coloration of lemons 74
Lemon Cove quadrangle, Calif. 864
Lemon Cove-Woodlake Growers & Shippers
Association, trackage 876
Lemoore quadrangle, Calif ._ 162
Length, see Weights and measures.
Lenox Hotel, addresses at educational eonf ni3
Lenroot, Katharine F.:
5th Pan American Child Congress... 761
same (in Portuguese) 893
same (in Spanish) 761
servifo social com paes solteiros 125
Lensatic compass, see Compass.
Lenses (lamp):
rates on 299
Lenson, Robert H., U. S. cs 635,880
Lentine, G. E., pneumothorax 392
Lentz, William, relief. 436
Leominster. Mass., easement... 830
Leonard, Henry, r. U. S . 240
Leonard, Crosset & Riley, cabbage... 98,607
Leonardtown silt loam soil 1079, 1081
Leopold, M. F., motion picture films 411
Leper Home, see National Home for Lepers,
Carville.
Lepers, see Leprosy.
Le Prince, J. A., malaria lessons.. 1147
Leprosy:
benzocaine-chaulmoogra oil treatment. 391, 638
studies.. 63
treatment at Palo Seco 502
imusual manifestations, report of cases 392
Lerio Patent Cup Co., turpentine cups 876
Lesions:
ammoniacal silver nitrate treatment 48, 49
basal, in pulmonary tuberculosis 1148
nasal, in leprosy, radium treatment 63
swine spleen, caused by .\ctinomyces.. 399, 527
Lesley, E. P., air propellers in flight 119
Leslie, C . Frank, pasteurization 63
Lesselyoung, Simon P., t. United States 115
Letcher, Marion, relief 507
Lethargic encephalitis, see Encephalitis leth-
argica.
Letter-boxes:
apartment-house mail receptacles 502
community mail boxes 829, 1100
Letter-carriers, hire of vehicles 976
Letters, see Mail matter.
Letts, F. Dickinson (Representative from
Iowa) :
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com 814, 953, 954
statement before Military Affairs Com... 1107
Leukemia:
lymphoblastic, acute cases 887,1047
recent work, with report of 3 cases _ 497
Leukocytosis in diagnosis of cerebrospinal
fever 497
Leupp, Paul, bridge 684,843,934
Levandoski, John, patent appeal 342
Leveling, see Siu'veying.
Levene's Sons, rags 614
Levin, M., & Sons, relief 839,946, 1095
Levine, C harles A . , gold medal 948
Levy, Neville, v. United States 1110
Levy County, Fla., bridge 710,819
Lewis, Elmer A.:
compilations of laws —
civil service retirement, etc.. 23
interstate and foreign commerce 674
liquor 287
mediation, conciliation, etc 287
seamen's act, etc 24
Veterans' Biureau and war risk in-
surance -. 155, 156
Lewis, H. G., soil of Genesee County, N. Y 211
Lewis, Harrv J., Co., strawberries 39
Lewis, Lula, relief 946,987,1096
Lewis, Meriwether, National Monument,
see Meriwether Lewis National
Monument.
Lewis, Omer D., relief 705,946,1096
Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument- 978
Lewis & Conger, United States v 25
1262
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Lewis-Chitty-Consolidated, canned food 1026
Le\vis5Hall Iron Works v. David H. Blair. 356, 1041
Lewisburg, Tenn.:
dairying and livestock station—
hearings :::::" lo99
repor'ts"::::::::::::::: 943.983
Lewistown quadrangle, Pa 228
Lewton, Frederick L., cotton machinery 191
Leiima, Regina, relief ------ 812
Liabilitv, Employers' see Employers' liability
and workmen's compensation.
Libbey, Bert H., relief --- 436
Libby, McNeill & Libby v. U. S 43, 240, 620
Liberia:
minister resident, etc., salary increase-
recommendation 768
report 813
Liberman, David L., pernicious anemia- 1148, 1149
Liberty bonds, see Bonds of United States.
Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Co.:
basket hoops - 1025
basket tops 731
hoops 611, 1030, 1119
Liberty Glass Co., lumber 738
Liberty Landing, Mo., bridge 426,581,670
Liberty loans, see Bonds of United States.
Liberty quadrangle. 111 605
Libia, chart.- 312
Libraries:
bibliothecas americanas 1135
Latin American libraries 761
same (in Spanish) 1135
postage on certain books mailed 1138
Public Library of D. C, report, 1927 291
rural libraries 916
see also Library leaflet. Education Bureau—
also names of Departments, etc.
Library Committee, House:
hearings 562,688,689,964,965
reports - 432, 433, 688, 689, 820, 821, 964, 965
Library Committee, Senate:
hearing 717
reports - - - . . . 590, 591, 717, 850, 851, 1001
Library Division, Education Bur. 28,160,359
Library Joint Committee:
estimate for purchase of oil painting 353
improving, etc.. Botanic Garden 702
Library leaflet. Education Bureau 28, 160
Library 0 ICongress _. 46,117,179,
245, 309, 373, 492, 623, 751, 884, 1045, 1130
acquisition of property in D. C... 688, 933, 1001
Administrative Assistant and Disbursing
Officer, abolition of office.. 688, 850, 934
bookstacks, estimate 336
cards for League of Nations pubs 492
classification —
agriculture, etc 885
geography, anthropology, etc 885
military science 885
religion 492
exhibition of French prints, catalogue 1130
festival of chamber music, Apr. 27-29, 1928. . 886
foreign Government publications 752
increase of salary for librarian 433, 669
orieutalia added, 1926-27. 492
pubHcations issued since Oct. 1920 309
reading room, location of classes . 1045
report, 1927 373
research, facilities and regulations.. 1045
salaries, estimates 623 751
State law index, estimate I. '623
State law index, subject headings, etc 245
subject headings in catalogues 885
additions and changes 1045 1130
local subdivision ' 1130
Vollbehr collection, incunabula. 884
Vollbiihr collection, printers', etc., marks" 885
Library service in tuberculosis hospital 1070
Lice, 4fe Cattle lice.
Llchtenstein, Samuel, adamantinoma 1071
Uchty, Emanuel M., funeral expenses, etc ' 417
Lioberman, B. rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn"lll2
Life-boats, see Lifeboats.
Life expectation in England and U S 391
Page
Life insurance:
payment of veteran's insurance to bank 997
specimen policies, Veterans' Bureau —
ordinary life policy 134
twenty-payment life policy 324
twenty-year endowment policy 197
World War veterans' legislation 835
Life Saving Service, see Coast Guard.
Life-saving stations, see Coast Guard stations.
Lifeboats, American marine standard 665
Lift of aircraft, see Aircraft.
Liggett, Hunter, advancement on retired list _ . 851
Light, William A., relief ,S75, 808, 1096
Light:
cold light 190
publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 226, 1113
Light-House Establishment, see Lighthouses
Bureau.
Light-ships:
Barnegat lightship off N. J. coast 19
moorings, plans and specifications 1090
specifications for light ship no. 100 84, 925
Lighthouse reservations, to transfer 957
see also names of places where located.
Lighthouse service, see Lighthouses Bureau.
Lighthouses Bureau 18,84,152,217,
281, 340, 411, 538, 662, 795, 925, lOr"
civil-service regulations
3d district.
8th district
13th district
14th district 211
15th district
16th district
17th district
18th district II
lst-2d districts 7!
lst-9th districts...
4th-5th districts 7!
7th-8th districts 7!
10th-12th districts 61
16th-17th districts
16th-19th districts
17th-18th districts 7!
employees, instructions 21!
lighthouse service bulletin 19, 84, 152,217i
281, 340, 411, 538, 662, 795, 925, 1'"'
lighthouse service regulations, 1927 1!
posters 19,281, If"
report, 1927 28]
Lighting:
bridges, regulations, 1928...
el alumbrado de las calles 11:
standard nomenclature (Spanish trans.) 11
utensils, collection in National Museum...
Lightning:
article by N. Ernest Dorsey 141
death by lightning, report of case 4!
destruction of tulip tree 141
protection of farm buildings, etc 7r
protection of oil reservoirs 1
Lights:
for steamers on Great Lakes. 934,
for tugs on Great Lakes 934,
standards for fixed lights -
standards for glass for fixed lights 2.
see also Lighting — Searchlights — also Light-
ships—Lighthouses Bureau, and
names of places where lights are
located.
Lightships, see Light-ships.
Likupang Road, chart
Lilac blight in United States 783,91
Lilies, easily propagated 654
see also Easter lily — Regal lilv.
Lillie, R. D.:
blacktongue preventive action of foods 1148
blacktongue preventive in yeast 773, 1147
Lilly, Mack B., v. West Virginia... 747
Lily, see Lilies.
Lima, Joseph, v. United States 239
Lima, Peru:
Pan American Sanitary Conference —
program 63
report of resolutions adopted. 513
Lima beans, customs case IIU
I
July- June
1263
Page
Lime:
barrels, shipping marks-
hearings 550
report 809
dusting mixtures, chemical changes 648,786
manufacture ^6
preparation of lime-sulphur concentrate 651
production in 1920.- 282
rates on 233,612,872,1031
soil liming principles 785
spray mixture, lead arsenate and lime.. 204, 273
Lime-sulphur concentrate, preparation, etc 651
Limekiln, function of steam 152
Limestone:
commercial, phj-sical properties 155
flotation from siliceous gangue 281
Kaibab limestone in Kaibab Gulch, Utah . 464
rates on 105. 1031
Limestone County, Ala., bridge 424,578,668
Limestone Telephone Co 167
Limicolae, see Birds.
Limitation of Naval .\rmament Conference, see
Conference for Limitation of Naval
.\rmament.
Limitations (law):
amending sec. 1044, Revised statutes-
law 345
reports... 348,354
Limon, Costa Rica, aviation chart 1133
Linard, Sarah, relief.. 553,799
Lincoln, Charles K., admr., v. U. S. 305,488
Lincoln, Eudora K., v. U. S... 305,488
Lincoln, Frederick C:
banding birds 785
returns from banded birds 401
Lincoln branch, see Detroit & Mackinac Ry.
Lincoln County, Oreg., relief... 451
Lincoln highway, relocated. 162
Lincoln Memorial 765
Lincoln Memorial Library dedication 186
Lincoln memorial museum, see National War
Memorial ^Museum and Veterans'
Headquarters.
Lincoln National Forest:
lands 978
resources and recreation features 274
Lincoln River and Lake, chart of mouth 520
LiQcoln Road, D. C, conduit across.. 712,810, 1099
Lindbergh, Charles A.:
awarding of Hubbard Medal 317
Congressional Medal of Honor. 345
medals in honor of achievements —
estimate 1066
hearings.. 551
law 937
reports 551
testimony before Mil. Afl. Com., H 824
to accept decorations —
law... 666
report... 564
Lindgren, C. A., admr., U. S. versus. 877, 1038
Lindley, Robert T., report of floods, 1927 335
Lindsay, J. E. (Lindssay, p. 550, incorrect):
relief 550,989.1097
Lindsay, Russell H., relief. 442
Lindsay Lumber Co. r. United States.. 1017
Lindstrom, E. W.:
inheritance of shapes of tomato fruits 4, 72
quality of oU in soy beans 71,201
Line-squalls .• 656
Line standards, see Weights and measures.
Linen:
articles for ship equipment. 88
fit census of linen goods manufacture, 1925 148
Lingadang Road, chart 312
Linney, Charles E., evaporation 212
Linoleum, census of manufactures, 1925. 148
Linseed-oU:
case of H. B. Thomas & Co.. 25
rates on 105,738,872
Linters, see Cotton.
Linthicum, J. Charles (Representative from
Md.):
reports made by-
Foreign Affairs Com 422,553,680
Linton, Edwin, trematode parasites of birds... 767
Linton, W. P., analysis of concrete arches 211
15950—29 8
Page
Lipase:
in blood serum of lepers o'd
tests.. 63
Lipfert, Franz, claim _ 385,587,800,811
Lippe, Caroline, Countess Zur, property sale. 1139
Lipscomb, H. R., spontaneous pneumothorax. 198
Lipson, J. K., medical dept. of aircraft carrier. 887
Liquid fuel, see Fuel-oU.
Liquids:
burette for micromeasurement of liquids... 87
densities of liquids and ore pulps 411
discharge through small round orifices 118
Liquors:
bottling of distilled spirits in bond 905
permits for manufacture, etc 196
smuggling from Belgium 507
smuggling from Greece 1144
statistics concerning alcoholic liquors 905
taxes on distilled spirits, refund 834,934
see also Prohibition.
Lissberger, B., & Co., zinc. 303
Literary and Artistic Property, International
Conference on, see International
Conference on Literary and -Artis-
tic Property.
Literature:
ancient, medieval, and modern 27
fiction, thirty great books 27
world's great literary bibles 27
see also ChUdren's literature.
Lithographing:
census of manufactures, 1925 149
supplies for Government, specifications 390
Lithospermum, fossil nutlets of genus 899
Lititz, Pa., tablet to ."Vmerican soldiers... 688, 1100
Little, Arthur D., romance of carbon... 190
Little Belt, chart. 249
Little Calumet River, bridges.. 425,
579,669,816,992,1100
Little Colorado River, plan and profile 360
Little Detroit, Ontario, chart..-. 1074
Little Falls, Minn., bridge 426,580,669
Little Koniuji Island, Interior Dept. control... 763
Little Rock, Ark.:
Confederate Veterans reunion —
loan of camp equipment 440, 544
Marine Band to attend 827,934
switching charges 1036
Littlehales, G. W.:
azimuths of celestial bodies 311
azimuths of the sun 180
Live Oak, Perry & Gulf R. R., valuation 34
Live stock, see Cattle.
Live Stock Freight Bureau, cattle 231
Liver:
abscess 907
a\rophy, with neosalvarsan administration. 887
Liverpool, England, chart 759
Liverwurst poisoning on board U. S. S. Noa... 497
Livestock, see Cattle.
Living conditions in Guam 120
Living expenses, see Cost of living.
Livingston, J., & Co. v. U. S 699
Livingston, John G., vs. U. S.. 599
Livingston, Johnston, vs. U. S 599
Livingston, Thomas M., v. U. S 115,240,289
Livingston County, Ky... 429,585,671,819,844,936
Lizards, fossil, of North America 1131
Lloyd, W. A., fact organization, etc., in West-
ern States 206
Lloyd-Smith, Marjorie F., v. Da^id H. Blair.. 746
Load lines, for American vessels 842
Loanda Harbor, Angola, chart 50
Loans:
for speculation, restriction-
hearings 837
report 984
seed grain for pest stricken areas 547
see also Agricultu al credit — Credit union
loans— Public debts— oiso names of
certain railroads, companies, etc.
Loans and Currency Division 62,
133, 195, 262, 323, 390, 512, 638, 772, 905,
1069, 1147.
Lobar pneumonia, in U. S. Army in World War 779
Lobbyists, registration. 590
Lobitos Cove, chart... 890
1264
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Lobinan, Moog & Co., vegetables - 1037
Lobsters, Oovernment publications •"»
Local anesthesia, see Anesthesia.
Locher, Cyrus (Senator from Ohio):
reports made by— ,nnr mn-r
iMilitary Aflairs Com 1005, 100/
Lock, sec name of river or place where located.
Lockjaw, see Tetanus.
Lockouts, see Strikes and lockouts.
Locks, rates on m^
Locks (waterways) see names of rivers or places
where located.
Locomotive Inspection Bureau 366
report, 1927.. - 366
Locomotives: . .
case of Wisconsin Railroad Commission _. 1120
census of manufactures, 1925 80
fuel for locomotives 33, 103, 166,
232, 297, 363, 472, 610, 870, 1029, 1119
Loef, Joseph W., relief. 592,823,1096
Loeser, Oscar, jr., pressure distribution over
wing model 1131
Loess of China.- 190
Loftin, U. C, sugar-cane moth borer in U. S.. 786
Lofton, R. E., window envelopes 21
Logan, K. H.:
applications of earth-current meter 220
electrolysis testing 285
soil-corrosion studies 1093
Logan, W. N., Indiana coal field 411
Logan & Southern Ry., valuation 296
Logging, see Lumber and lumbering.
Logs:
rates on 364,474,612,738,872
transit 474
Lohmander, Hans, terrestrial isopods 258
Loi Hoa, John D. N&g\ev 305
Lombard, P. M., potato sets 532
Lombardo, Rosario, vs. U. S 1018
London, Isabel, v. ClitTord D. Phelps 747
London, England, International Maritime Con-
ference for Safety of Life at Sea... 900,
951. 99S
Lone Star Gas Co., pipe-line coating 478
Long, A. R., precipitation at Memphis, Tenn. 79U
Long, Charles B., v. United States 1017
Long, F. R., (k Co. ;;. United States 43
Long, James M., relief 946
Long and short hauls, see Freight rates.
Long Beach, Calif.:
Pacific Southwest Exposition —
cooperation of United States 587,701
entry of exhibits 701,804
Long Bell Lumber Co., posts 873
Long Island, .\laska, Interior Dept. control 763
Long Island Railroad equipment trust 167
Long-Koch Co., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 602
Louganecker, David E.:
American leather in foreign markets 795
electrical equipment market in Mexico 339
Longfellow medals, coinage 574
Longino, Thomas C, relief of heirs 808, 930, 987
Longley, A. E., supernumerary chromosomes. 399,
531
Longsdorf, Milton C, relief 436, 1004
Longshoremen, see Employers' liability and
workmen's compensation.
Lougview, Portland & Northern Ry 1120
Loomis, H. F.:
crazy-top disorder of cotton 9
millipeds of order Colobognatha 767
lioop & Lookout R. R., control 743
l>oose smut, see Smuts.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., peanuts.. . 613
Lopez del Valle, J. A., los reconocimientos med-
icos prenupciales 761
Lorain, Ohio:
abolishing as port of entry. 764
imijrovenient of harbor... ""' 698
Lorain A Southern R. R., valuation. 35
Lord, Herbert M., to place on retired list as
major general 436
see also Budget Bureau.
Lord, Russell, marine fisheries of Texas 151
Lorentz, M. O., light metals and alloys " 541
Lonng Andrews Co., United States v 224
Los Angeles, Calif.:
map, air navigation 777
map, topographic 1^ 864
Page
Los Angeles, Calif.— Continued.
reserve bank building 984
rivers, etc., in district 642
streets, portions of Fort McArthur for 691
Los Angeles & Salt Lake R. R.:
abandonment of part of branch line 474
operation of line 474
rates on colemanite 469
Los Angeles County, Calif., water resources . . 977,
983, 1098
see also National Home for Disabled Vol-
unteer Soldiers.
Los Angeles Junction Ry 105
Los Martires, see Pulap Islands.
Los Monges, see Monks, The.
Los Olmos International Bridge Co.. 818,994, 1102
Lother, Ferdinand, v. United States 460
Lottery paraphernalia, use of mails 721, 1011
Loughlin, O. F.:
Leadville mining district, Colo 29
metals and nonmetals, 1927 1114
Louisell Pine & Hardwood Co., Inc 470
Louisiana;
bridges at or near —
Baton Rouge 580, 683
Burr Ferry .- 959, 1103
Coashatta... 348,454,544
Harrisonburg. 428, 583, 671
Jonesville 423, 543, 577
Melville ,556,707,800
Merryville 560,710,803
Moncla. 428,584,671
Monroe 428,544,583
Morgan City 423, .577, 667
Pendleton's Ferry 818,936,994
Point Pleasant 423, 543, 577
Starks . 818,994,1103
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 80
disease-resistant sugar canes 9
drawings by A. DeBatz, 1732-35 384
fish and game preserve 943
land, purchase by U. S... 831,930,1013
lands, sale by United States 568,802,857
lighthouse reservation, purchase 959, 1102
pellagra in Mississippi flood area 323, 513
post route map 630
right of way for levee 822, 1002, 1098
Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station:
corn productiveness and mosaic disease.. 209
straighthead of rice 146
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.:
notes... 233
rates on —
ice 737
lumber 738
valuation 474
Louisiana & Missouri River R. R., valuation. 99
Louisiana & North West R. R., valuation... 872
Louisiana & Pike County R. R., valuation 877
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Inc 606
Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co.:
notes 105
rates on acid phosphate 606
Louisiana State Museum, bell 826, 934, 974, 1008
Louisiana State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical College, lands.. 831,
934, 1013
Louisiana Western R. R 232,238
Louisville, Ky.:
air navigation maps (2) 776
bridge 558,582,671
filtration plants, results of study 323
rivers, etc., in district.. 518
Louisville & Nashville R. R.:
abandonment of part of branch line 233
acquisition of line 299
bonds 1031
construction and operation 105
demurrage. 102
misrouting 738
rates on —
bar-iron 97,866
boxes 867
cattle 467
cement 1026
charcoal 868, 1026
coal - 296
coke 1027
cream 869
July- June
1265
Pag.!
Louisville & Nashville R. R.— Continued,
rates on — Continued.
horses 107
iron 737, 1030
lumber 738, 1031
petroleum 36
rails 103.=i
sand-. 616
stone.- 10.36
tanning extract Ill
switching charges 111
train-stop devices 483
Louisville Cement Co.. lime 1031
Louisville Live Stock Exchange 467
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Ry. of Ark-
ansas, valuation 364
Love, John M., dangers of tonsillectomy 907
Love. M. A., vs. United States 620
Lovel Point:
bridge 9.i5, 990, 1098
correction of entry on p. 955 1078
Loveland, A. C, & Co., Inc., Army supplies. 1116
Loveland, Florence L., v. United States 1127
Loveland, John W., exr., v. United States 1127
Lovell, Walter D., relief 700,987
Loveridge. Arthur:
gecko from Tanganyika Territory 767
vertebrates, Smithsonian-Chrysler exped. 1143
Lovering, T. S., metallic copper 1114
Lovett Fruit & Produce Co., bananas 1024
Lowe, Charles E., military record 437,930, 1004
Lowe, E. P., soil of Perry County, Miss 789
Lowe, J. E., V. United States 175
Lowe, Donald & Co., United States » 44
Lower Kalispel Indians, see Kalispel Indians.
Lower Pend d'Oreilles, see Kalispel Indians.
Lower Spokan Indians, see Spokan Indians.
Lower Yellowstone irrigation project 294, 1115
Lowrey, B. G. (Representative from Miss.):
minority views —
Education Com 552
reports made by —
Coinage, Weights, and Measures Com. 948
War Claims Com 700,
833, 834, 980, 981, 982
Lowry, Florence M., occupational therapy 392
Lubricating-oil emulsion for San Jose scale — 1082
Lubricating-oils:
Government supplies 511
master specification for lubricants 217
rates on 35,872,1031,1120
Luce, Robert (Representative from Mass.):
dispensing with oath in certain cases 687
minority views-
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 835
reports made by-
Conference Com 939,942
lyibrary Com 432,
433, 688, 689. 820, 821, 964, 965
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 982
Lucke, Charles E., patent appeal 219
Lucke, Henry J., c. United States 305
Luckenbach, Edgar F., v. United States 880
Luckenbach, Florence, transport, see Florence
Luckenbach. transport.
Luckenbach Company, Inc., v. United States. 880
Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc.:
rates on electric appliances 319
V. United States 880
Lucretia dewberry, root rot 269,270
Lucy, Port, chart 793
Ludington Harbor, Mich., chart 520
Lueder, Arthur C, relief 549,70.5,799
Luedtke, C. L., agricultural statistics, 1926 142
Luginbill, Philip:
corn earworm as enemy of vetch. 207
fall army worm 651
Luiseno Indians, trust period 57
Lukens, R. R., coast pilot, Atlantic Coast 82
Lull, George E., measles in U. S. Army 779
Lumber and lumbering:
American lumber in Japan 661
census of forest products, 1928, lumber 407
census of manufactures, 1925, lumber, etc_13, 149
end-matched softwood lumber, u.ses. 12
exports and prices of lumber... 918
Government supplies, lumber 62, 638
grade marking of lumber, report 791
Page
Lumber and lumbering — Contintied.
inspection of lumber, specifications 48
logging practice in —
central hardwood region. 8
Douglas fir region 8
Lake States _ 652
western white pine, etc., forests 274
lumber market of Peru... 661
lumber production since 1801, etc.. 13
Parana pine lumber industry of Brazil 18
publications on lumber industries 463
rates on lumber _. 35,
105. 168, 474. 475, 612, 738, 872, 1031, 1120
routin.g restriction on lumber.. 168
seasoning, handling, and care of lumber 791
transit arrangement on lumber 168,474
transit privileges on lumber. 3.5, 233, 299
see also Timber — Wood.
Lumber Division 18, 661
Lumbering, see Lumber and lumbering.
Lumberton Broom & Mnp Handle Factory,
Inc 1025
Lummi Reservation, road construction 555, 588, 802
Lumsden, L. L.:
cooperative rural health work, 1927 263, 513
rural health service, 1924-28 905, 1148
Luna County, N. Mex., reimbursement 698,
722,1101
Lunches, school 209
Lundberg, Emma O., public aid to mothers 750
Lunden, F. P., smuts, etc., in oats (2 entries). 1079
Lundquist, Lyn, relief... 597
Lungs:
carcinoma, primary 640
hydatid cyst, pulmonary 1148
infections, chronic nontuberculous 135,197
infections, role of accessory sinuses 135
postoperative collapse 264
Lunn, W. >L, flue-cured tobacco, fertilizer test. 276
Lupfer & Remick v. United States 90, 880, 1041
Lupisan, Lucio, relief of widow 420, 706, 799
Lupus vulgaris, see Tuberculosis.
Lurie, Levi, v. United States 305
Lush, J. L., cattle weights..... 1079
Lusk, Ralph G., geology, etc 604,863
Luthy, Charles T., patent appeal 663
Lutke Island, see East Fayu Island.
Lutz & Schramm Co., strawberries 111
Luxemburg, brief economic survey 1090
Luzon:
coast pilot 408
coast pilot, supplement 659
Ly gus elisus, pest of cotton regions 74
Lymph nodes, tuberculosis of 264
Lymphoblastic leukemia, acute cases 887, 1047
Lynch, Charles F., receiver, v. United States.. 747
Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce:
cabbage 466
cotton goods 101,469,1117
fruit wrappers 103
ice machines 1119
marble. 475
misrouting 106
steel - 110
tomatoes 876
Lynching, documents relating to 159
Lyon, L. E., Montgomery, Ala., district 518
Lyon, Mildred E., embryoless wheat .seeds... 1080
M
M&M Wood Working Co., doors..-. 165
Maas, Melvin J. (Representative from Minn.):
reports made by-
Foreign .\fTairs Com 422,553
Maas River, see Meuse River.
Maba, Halmahera Island, chart 50
Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Co., pumps 1034
Mc.\leer, Joseph M., relief 968
McAllister, Charles A., t>. United States 880
Macao, parcel-post convention with U. S 379
Macaroni, rates on 299,872
MacArthur Brothers Co. v. U. S 355,488
Mac.\rthur, Fort, portions to Los Angeles • 691
McAfee, W. L:
common birds of southeastern U. S 330
community bird refuges. — 73
food of sorne well-known birds 205
1266
Index, 1927-1928
Page
McAtee, W. L.— Continued.
homes for birds i"»'
how to attract birds ^
local names of migratory game birds lii
propagation of game birds - ai^
synopsis of pentatomid bugs.. m^
wild-duclc foods... — -.... -—--^-aih qc7
Mc\tecr Shipbuilding Co., Inc -. /OO, 930, 987
MacBpth Kvans Glass Co., lenses -i»9
McBlainc & Co., United States » 91
McBride, H. O., bridge — ..- — --- — ------ "o^
McCandless, James S., Tax Appeals Board v.-m,
Sol)
McCartney, J. L., Chinese military medicine..246,
M'ClainSand Co 481
McClave, E. W., & Son, Inc., lumber 35
McClellan, Camp, railroad culverts, etc 691,
McClellan National Forest, order revoked 1057
McClelland, T. B., algunos aspect os del cultivo
del cafe.. 124
McClintic, James V. (Representative from
Okla.):
minority views —
Naval Affairs Com 095
McClintock. J. A., ginseng diseases 333
McCliutock-Trunkey Co., sugar 236
McCloskey, M. H., jr.. Inc., v. United States.. 749
McCloud River R. R., valuation 1031
MacCluer, F. A., Inc., United States v 461
McClung, E. L., bananas 606
McClung, Marshall L., exercise in pulmonary
tuberculosis 514
McClure, H. B.:
hay caps 1080
haystackers, how to use to save labor 649
McClure, W. F., see California Power Board.
McCollum, Burton:
applications of earth-current meter 220
electrolysis testing 285
McComas, E. W.:
beef on farm 330
costs, etc, of fattening beef cattle 400
McComb, Grace S. E., employment 631
McCone County, Mont.:
bridge at or near Glasgow 427, 582, 670
correction of entry on p. 670 .-- 782
bridge at or near Wolf Point 347, 453, 670
McConkie, J. E., sauerkraut 525,647
McConnell, Nelle, relief... 705,947,1096
McConnell, Wiiliam P., relief 707
McConnico, Andrew J., Nicaragua 340
McCord, Carey P., industrial lead poisoning.. 1129
MacCorkle, W A., v. David H. Blair 880
McCormick, Marj', relief 566,1008,1096
M'Cormick Brothers Co., kitchen cabinets 474
McCormick Steamship Co., sugar 236
McCracken County, Ky., bridge 429,
585, 671, 819, 844, 936
McCreery, W. Va., bridge 817,993, 1101
McCulloch, Lucia:
citron, curing and preserving. 333
rot of gladiolus corms 783,919
McCullough, C. B., highway bridge surveys.. 789
McCune, Martha D., relief 437
McDaniel, A. B., interlocking-rib tOe walls .. 666
McDill, John R.:
national hospital day 264
physiotherapeutic movements 514
McDonald, Charlie, relief _. 705,947,1096
McDonald, Daniel M., v. United States 1041
MacDonald, Nina, relief 706,947,1096
McDonnell, Edward, v. Ohio... 224
McDonnell, Patrick A., v. United States 176
McDowell, J. C:
cooperative bull associations 6
cow tester's handbook 401
cow-testing associations 144
proved dairy sires.. 144
purebred and grade dairy cows I 651
testing cows for production 144,529
Macey, Marguerite, relief 677,839
Macey, Oliver C, relief. 677 839
McFadden, George H., & Brothers Agency .' 32
MoFadden, Louis T. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by-
Banking and Currency Com 547, 944
Page
McFarland, J. Norris, United States v 204
McFarland, W. A., United States v 204
McFarland, W. N., magnetic decluiation 278
McGarvey, O. A., stone setting 291
McGinley, James M., patent appeal 413
McGinnis, W. A., relief 550,989,1097
McGlashan, H. D., Great Basin water supply- 94
McQrath, T. J., & Co., United States v 224
MeGreer Brothers, cattle 867
MacGregor, Clarence (Representative from
N. Y.):
minority views —
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 680
reports made by-
Accounts Com 416, 417, 546, 806. 942, 943
Expenditures in Executive Depart-
ments Com 951
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 681
McGregor, E. A.:
Lygus elisis, pest of cotton regions 74
taxonomic status of Paratetranychus. - 648, 917
McGregors Ferry, bridge 685, 845, 936, 994
Machado da Costa, Oscar, see Costa, Oscar
Machado da.
Machen, Arthur W. jr., strange case of Florida
V. Mellon - 982
McHenry, Benjamin S., relief 437,718,799
McIIenry, Fort:
additional appropriation- -.. 350,592,669
tide calendar 50,121,181,
248, 312, 375, 498, 626, 758, 1050, 1132
Machine gun, Army training regulations 775
Machine-rifle, Browning, parts, etc 911
Machine-shop products, census, 1925 214
Machine shops, wages, etc., 1927 883
Machine tools, census, 1925 214
Machinery:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
industrial machinery, French market 795
industry and trade, German 661
problem of worker displaced by machinery. 178
rateson 475,738,1120
record book of business statistics 658
shippers' guide in declaring for export 925
spare parts, etc., for seagoing ships 88
see also Farm implements and machinery —
also special kinds of machinery,
e. g. Electric machinery.
Mclnnis, Edward 11., v. United States 176,621
Mack, August J., appointment 691
Mack, C. H., acute gingivitis 496,497
Mack, John, war-savings stamps 549,839
McKane, George N., v. United States 43, 240
McKay, A. W., citrus-fruit marketing agen-
cies -5
McKavCreek Bird Refuge, lands set apart 58
McKean County. Pa., bridge 816.990. 1098
McKee, ILL., bridge 818,936,994
McKee. Roland, Chinese dwarf lemon 145
McKeesport, Pa., bridge 558,710,803
McKeesport Tin Plate Co 112
McKeever, Lucille, fruits and vegetables 142
McKellar, Kenneth (Senator from Tenn.):
report made by —
Library Com 851
Post Offices and Post Roads Com. 856, 1011
Macken W. T., curbing 469
McKenzie Construction Co., Inc 115
Mackinaw, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
McKinley, William B., memorial addresses... 287
McKinley, Fort, water pipe line 852, 968, 1100
McKinley National Park, see Mount Mc-
Kinley National Park.
McKinney, H. H.:
methods in virus studies 71,210
mosaic virus 71, 210
wheat mosaic control 211
McKinney, R. S., manure, spontaneous igni-
tion 1079
McKinney, W. E., see, as successor, Moore,
Hill.
McKnight, Samuel H., v. United States.. . 240, 289
McLatchie, Anna, v. United States 460
McLaughlin, Kate, reinstatement 1140
McLaughlin, Whortin B., patent appeal 1092
McLavy, J. R., chemistry of blood 502
MacLean, H. C, Italy's monetary policy 151
McLean County, 111., swine sanitation 401
July-June
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McLeod, Clarence J. (Representative from
Mich.):
reports made by-
District of Columbia Com 551,
678, 679, 809, 810, 949, 950
Patents Com _. 566
McLeod, Helen V., to sign land patents 381
McLouth, Sydney C, Ingram-Day Lumber
Co. V 369
McMahon, Hattie M., relief 808, 840, 1096
McManus, Agnes M., relief 706,947,1096
McManus, George .)., relief... 706,947, 1096
McMaster, W. H. (Senator from S. Dak.):
reports made by-
Claims Com 706,840,986,987
Indian Affairs Com 715, 848, 849, 998, 999
Military Affairs Com 591, 719, 1002, 1003
McMullin, Margaret, relief 707
McMullin, William, jr., relief 707
McMurray, J. F., v. Choctaw Indians, etc 43
McMurtrey, J. E., jr., flue-cured tobacco 276
McMyler Interstate Co. v. United States 1017
McNabb, George, influenza epidemic 887
MacNair, Mary W.:
American doctoral dissertations, 1926, etc. 885
subject headings 885
subject headings with local subdivisions.. 1130
McNary, Charles L. (Senator from Oreg.):
paper presented by —
Muscle Shoals project 447
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 448,
449, 572, 573, 703, 704, 835, 836, 837,
982,983,984.
Appropriations Com 704
Commerce Com. 990
Conference Com 940
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 589
Public Lands and Surveys Com 458,
856, 857, 858, 1013, 1015
McNaught, Waldo F., national hospital day.. 264
Macneal, Donald B., hoisting machinery 736
McNeil, Edwin C, v. United States... 460
McNeU, George W., relief 437
McNeUl, Chauncey S., reappointment 437
McNight, Samuel H.,». United States 90
Macomber, Esther, occupational therapy 392
McPhee, Hugh C, swine herdbook, se.x data
source 6
McPherson, A.T., rubber-sulphur compounds. 155
McQuade, Peter, United States v 1111
McQueen, Sallie E., relief 697,930,1013
Macready, Edward D., relief of widow 437
Macready, Sallie M., relief 437
McReynolds, S. D. (Representative from
Tenn.) :
report made by—
Foreigp -A.ffairs Com 553
McShane, Julian J., pay for mother 442,
457 543 595
McShane, Maria J., to pay 442, 457, 543' 595
McSwain, John J. (Representative from S. C):
reports made by —
Mflitary Affairs Com 350,
352, 433, 434, 435, 438, 440, 563, 564,
565, 690, 691, 692, 693, 823, 825, 966,
967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973.
McSweeney, John (Representative from Ohio) :
reports made by —
Agriculture Com 806
Military .\flairs Com 968
Mactracea from Florida 1114
McWhorter, V. O., farm sheep raising... 784
MacWiUiams, W. H., visit of Virginia nurses
to Pharmacist's Mates School,
Portsmouth 120
Madagascar, pUot... 248
Madden, Martin B. (Representative from HI.) :
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 347,547
Conference Com 345,545
Madeleine, French steamship:
claim of owner —
law 934
report of committee 553
report of State Dept 386
Page
Madison, Ind., bridge 427,582,670
Madison, Wis., aerological data, analysis 790
Madison Bridge Co., bridge 427,582,670
Madison County, Miss., bridge 583,685,803
Madison Natiorial Forest, Executive order... 1140
Madras Roadstead, chart 312
Madry, Myra, relief 519,987
Magazines, see Periodicals.
Magen, Herbert, v. United States.. _ 1041
Maggot, see Apple maggot.
Magill, John, relief 437
Magistad, Oscar, soU of Green Lake Co., Wis.. 789
]Magnesite:
costs in U. S., India, and Greece 508
duty increase, proclamation 318, 508
Magnesium:
and light alloys. 541
corrosion of magnesium and alloys. 119
production, 1928, magnesium and com-
pounds 217
IMagness, Laurance F., patent appeal 663
Magnet steels, choice and utilization 415
Magnetic concentration of iron ores of Ala 281
Magnetic declination, see Compass.
Magnetic iron oxides 258
Magnetic observatories, see names of observa-
tories.
Magnetism, see Terrestrial magnetism.
INIagnolia Petroleimi Co.:
tanks 617
United States d 43,305,369
Magnusson, Leifur, international competition
in labor.. 117
Magoon, C. A., quality in corn 9
Magoon, H. C, relief 947,987,1096
Magpie, relation to agriculture 272
Mah-jong sets, rates on 105
Mahakam River, see Kutei River.
Maher. P. P., rontgen rav in appendicitis (2).. 48
Mahone, J. K., Bridge Co., bridge 559,583,935
Mahoney, Jeremiah F., relief 437
Mahoning County, Ohio, bridges 347,544,579
Mahoning River:
bridge at Warren, Ohio 557,669,708
bridge at Youngstown, Ohio 347,
425, 544, 579, 669
viaduct at Niles, Ohio... 957,1100
Mahoning Valley R. R., valuation 163
Maicr, Charles G., bubbles of gas in liquids 19
Mail-bo.xes, see Letter-boxes.
MaO-carriers, see Letter-carriers.
MaO-cars, see Post-office cars.
MaU contracts, screen wagons 315
see also Air mail.
Mail delivery:
community maU boxes 829, 1100
rural delivery —
county maps, price list 127
estimate of appropriation 1066
see also names of cities.
MaU matter:
accepting without postage stamps affixed.. 315
addressing mail, proper manner 629
advertising matter, remission of duty 379
Christmas mail, cooperation of the pubhc. 253
Coast Guard mail, rules for handling.. 389,903
coUect-on-delivery service, extension 976
cost ascertainment, instruction letters 1137
cost ascertainment, report, 1927 379,894
estimate, foreign mail transportation 1066
first-class not for insurance orC. O. D 503
foreign mail —
regular and parcel post 253
schedule of steamers 126,
186, 254, 316, 503, 630, 763, 1054, 1139
transactions, statistics 125
forwarded, notification to sender 185
forwarding and returning maU 315
franked and penalty maU, handhng 894
franking privUege, Pan American Postal
Union members 829
letters in business reply envelopes 1136
lotterj' paraphernalia, etc 721, 1011
new address of addressee, to notify sender.. 629
poisons, transmission in mails 829, 1011
1268
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Mail matter— Continued.
due on short-paid matter 1138
forms to notify of mail held 629
on 2d-class matter. llg»
on 3(l-class matter JJ^s
regular mails to foreign countries 1138
prepaid metered and nonmetered mail-
conditions governing, modification — 1137
hearings lO}}
minority views luji
report - .-— ^^il
rates to U. S. steamships for transporting.. 976
receipts for ordinary mail Qi'e
regulating postal rates-
hearings.... 696,854
law - 1102
postal instructions -- 1138
feports 696,854,941
reports on form 3580 and form 3039 762
rural routes, etc., addresses simplified 315
stciimship companies required to carry 976
undeliverahle —
improper defacement of addresses 2.53
key number on notices to publishers... 315
not bearing forwarding, etc., pledge. __. 762
unsolicited merchandise in mails 829
see also Air mail— Parcel post— Registered
mail.
Mail receptacles, see Letter-boxes.
Mail robbers, more drastic punishment 976
Mail trains, see Railway Mail Service.
Mails, see Mail matter— Postal service.
Mails and Files Section, Reclamation Bur.,
oflice system and filing system 96
Maimbung Bay, chart... ..- 82
Maine:
post route map 630
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station 404
Maine Central R. R., sublease of line..- _ 296
Maine Co-operative Sardine Co 240
Maine, Gulf of, physical oceanography 339
Maine Spinning Co., bobbins 97
Maize, see Corn.
Majene Road, chart... 312
Majestic Hotel, relief. _ 546,547,836,930
Makah Reservation, road to Neah Bay 848
Makaroff, W. S., United States v 860
Makassar Road, chart 312
Makassar Strait, charts 312,626
Makaweli, Hawaii, chart 794
.\rala. Cape, Republic of Panama 496
Malabrigo Road, see Chicama, Puerto.
Malakoff wheat, see Wheat.
Malaria:
among Mexican cotton pickers in Miss 63
at Port de Paix, Haiti, survey 887, 1047
cause, etc. , lessons for schools 1147
in U. S. Army in World War 779
inoculation 263
outbreak at Olongapo, P. I 888. 1047
prevention and control 246,247
relation of moscjuito fish 190
some facts about malaria ._ 918
spleen rate as measure of prevalence 197
spleens in measurement of malaria 391, 639
tertian, treatment of neurosyphilis 514
transmission by southern Anopheles... 263,391
Malay Archipelago:
East Indies pilot, supplements 757, 1049
lights, etc., on coasts 1049
markets of Netherlands East Indies. 152
Malaya, see British Malaya.
Maldonado Bay, chart 759
Malemba Bay, chart '"" 50
-Males, see Men.
Mallard Brokerage Co., misrouting 1120
.Malleable Iron Range Co 859
Malley, Mary, relief of executors ' 987
Malley, Thomas, exr., relief ""' 987
Malley, William, exr., relief . qr?
Malloch, J. R.: °'
American 2-winged flies, Sapromyzidae 1143
synopsis of pentatomid bugs 633
Malloy, Pat, receiver, v. M.-K.-T. R R """l029
Malone, .1. T.:
bronchial asthma and tuberculosis 640
role of sinu.ses in pulmonary infections I 135
Page
Malott, J. O., commercial education, 1924-26.. 1113
Malt syrup, rates on 738
Malta fever, problem for laboratories 773, 1069
Mammals:
Central American, helminth parasites 767
nematodes parasitic in intestines _ 767
Mammoth Cave National Park:
medal in honor of establishment —
hearings 1106
report 949 g
Man, insects injurious to. Govt, pubs 292, 1113 I
see also Anthropology— Ethnology— Men. "
Manassa Timber Co., piling 740 1
Mandel. Fred L., v. David H. Blair 241
Mandible, fractures 907
Manev, Anna M., v. United States 488
Mangan, Daniel, relief 437,1004,1096
Manganese:
and manganiferous ores in 1926 282
deposit in Bannock County, Idaho 464, 1114
deposits near Lake Crescent, Wash., etc.. 1114
in magnesium aluminum alloys, corrosion. 119
Manganitu Bay, chart 51
Mango:
cultivo del mango en la America Latina. _. 253
Mangold, M. W., unerupted and impacted
teeth 49
Manila, P. I., land for military purposes. _ 505
Manila rope, see Rope.
Manistee, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
Manitou Islands, chart 137
Manitou Passage, chart 200
Manley, James A., relief 968, 1004, 1096
Mann, L., coal in 1925 _.. 411
Mann, Lawrence B.:
foreign trade, calendar year 1927 660
foreign trade, fiscal year 1926-27 151
same, with slight changes (in Spanish) 378
Mann Lumber Co. v. United States 859
Manners and customs, classification 885
Manning, Daniel, see Mangan, Daniel.
Manono Anchorage, chart 759
Manowitz, Jacob, v. United States 748
Mansfield, Fred C, Co., evaporated milk 870
Mansfield, George R.:
geography, etc., of part of Idaho 464
metals and nonmetals, 1927 1 1 14
Mansfield, W'endell C:
fossil forms from Maryland 60
Pleistocene and Pliocene faunas 728
Mansfield Hardwood Lumber Co.. 1033
Manske, Henry, jr., relief 694
Manter, James E., receiver, v. United States 116,370
Manti National Forest, land in Utah.. 1057
Mantle Lamp Co. of America v. U. S 289,620
Manuals:
accounting officers, 1925, change 251
Army training manuals —
Army cook 908
basic signal communication 1072, 1150
hydrographic surveying 136
list of manuals 641
Marine Corps distribution 625
message center specialist 1072
meteorological observer 136
packer .. 265
signal communication 136
telegraph operators 136
topography and surveying 775, 908, 1072
courts-martial, Apr. 1, 1928 381,520
engineering instructions —
changes 246
chapters 120, 496, 625, 754, 755, 886, 887
reprints of chapters 119, 180,
309, 496, 625, 753, 754, 755, 756, 886, 887
Jefferson's manual 222,416
landing-force.. 756
meat business, retail 26
naval district, 1927 247
Navy courses, standard practice 1131
of—
Marine Corps, changes 48,887
Medical Department, Army, changes. 394
Medical Department, Navy 496
National Guard, basic training 326,394
Prohibition Bur., field oflSce manual.. . 262
Reclamation Bur... 294
Senate... 222
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Manuals— Continued,
of— Continued.
Supply Corps, Navy, 1922, changes. 313, 627
Yards and Docks Bur., changes ._ 123
Yards and Docks Bur., index 123
paints and painting, sailors' manual 180
patents, classification, corrections, etc 86,
283, 284, 413
survey of public lands, supplement 227, 293
traverse, Ist-order 338
triangulation computation and adjustment. 793
United States park police 188
wood and glue for Navv aircraft 753
Yellowstone Nat. Pk., R. R. visitors, 1928. 1115
Manuay, Canal de la, chart . 626
Manufacturers' Association of Chicago Heights:
machinery 1120
sand 301
Manufacturers' Electric Terminal Ry.:
bridge across IMissouri River 558,709,802
correction of entry on p. 558 „ 646
Alanufaeturers Foundry Co.:
cast-iron.- 733
sand 616
Manufacturers Railway (St. Louis):
e.xeess income —
Interstate Commerce Comn. orders... 38,
481,615
Manufacturers Railway v. United
States 301,307,346,1042
United States v. Manufacturers Rail-
way . 1042
valuation 168
Manufacturers Traffic Bureau, cast-iron 732
Manufactures:
census, 1925 —
biennial census 1087
industries. States and cities 149,338
summary by industry groups, etc 278
census, 1927 —
classes not to be canvassed 408
classifications by industries 535
census pubhcations for sale 358
employment in selected industries 45,116,
178, 244, 308. 372, 491, 751, 883, 1044, 1129
publications for sale by supt. of docs.. . 93, 1112
see aho names of manufactured articles.
Manures:
rates on 105
spontaneous ignition 1079
see aho Green manuring.
Manuscripts:
loth century, in Vollbehr collection 884
relating to Indian affairs, printing 596
Manuscripts Commission, «ee Historical Manu-
scripts Commission.
Manzano National Forest 568, 703, 801, 856
Manzi, Amalia, I nited States » 131,488, 1045
Mapes, Carl E. (Representative from Mich.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 559,818 256
Maple Island, homestead entry
Maple sugar: 651
composition, analysis, etc , 956
production 785
Maple syrup, production 785
Maps and charts:
air navigation maps 775, 909, 1150
airway maps 148, 407
compilation from aerial photographs 604
copyrighted ... 118, 179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 886
copyrighted, 1926, index, etc 245
issued by —
Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Dept. 407,
792
Coast and Geodetic Survey 15, 82, 150,
214, 279, 338, 408, 536, 659, 793, 923, 1088
Coast and Geodetic Survey, catalogues. 82,
314, 659
Forest Service 8,75,145,
208, 274, 332, 403, 531, 652, 787, 918, 1083
General Land Office... 360
Geological Survey, maps 95,
161, 360, 604, 864
Geological Survey, topographic maps.. 95,
161, 228, 294, 360, 604, 729, 864, 1114
Page
Maps and charts— Continued,
issued by — Continued.
Hydrographic Office 50, 122,
181, 248, 312, 375. 498, 626, 758, 889. 1050, 1133
Hydrographic Office, aviation charts. 121,
181, 248, 312, 375, 498, 889, 1133
Hydrographic Office, catalogue.. 121
National Park Service 1023
Northern and Northwestern Lakes Sur-
vey__.. 137,200,520,779,1074
Reclamation Bureau 1023
Weather Bureau 11, 77,
147, 212, 277, 335, 406, 534, 656, 657, 790,
920,921,1086.
maps for sale by supt. of documents.. 463, 1113
mOitary, Govt, agencies to assist.. 437, 934, 1004
navigational charts, information... 626,627,759
post route maps, list 630,631 '
post route maps, price list 631
route chart 890
rural delivery maps, price list 127
telegraph chart of the world 1 134
use of Harriman geographic code-
hearings 805,942
minority views 1105
report 942
see also Charts — aho names of cities, rivers,
etc.
Mar Chiquita Lagoon, chart 181
Mar del Plata, Argentina, chart 312
Maracaibo, Gulf of, chart 1134
Marble:
maintenance of interior marble 220
rates on _ 106,473,475,1031
Marcellus, M. B., giardia intestinalis 135
Marcus, Benjamin, v. United States 241
Marcus, Henry, & Son, United States v 204
Marcus, Jacob, v. United States 241
Mare Island Strait, chart 16
Marianna & Blountstown R. R 168
Marietta quadrangle, Ohio-W. Va 228
Marin, Joseph N., relief 826
Marine Band to attend Confederate re-
union 827,934
Marine Barracks, Quantico, sanitation dept... 49
Marine boilers, see Boilers.
Marine Citv, Mich., abolishing port of entry.. 255
Marine Corps 48, 120, 310, 374, 625, 756, 887
anticholera vaccination at Shanghai 888
claims of members at training camps 1107
maintenance in Nicaragua, cost data 886
manual, changes 48,887
officers —
directory 120,247,497,888
in District of Columbia, Nov. 1, 1927.. 311
precedence with ambassadors, etc 187
register, 1928 756
to accept foreign decorations 441,
595, 939, 1099
operators' permits for Govt, vehicles . . 586, 810
orders 120,310,625,756
postal employees, credit for service.. 1011
Provisional Regiment, 3d brigade 887
publications. Government 727
register, 1928 756
relief of members who misrepresented age. 828
report, 1927 374,753
warrant officers, etc., employed by The
Panama Canal 559,671
see aho Pay, Marine Corps.
Marine Corps emergency officers' retired list,
see Emergency officers' retired list.
Marine Corps Reserve:
act to provide for creation, etc., sec. 14 91
directory 120,247,497,888
relief of former officers 457
relief of retired, etc., members. -. 694
retainer pay, date for filing claims 826
Marine engineering:
bulletin of engineering information _ 246,
310,374,496,624,753,1131
index to nos. 17-30.. 1047
manual of engineering instructions-
changes - - - 246
chapters 120, 496, 625, 754, 755, 886, 887
reprints of chapters 119, 180,
309, 496, 625, 753, 754, 755, 756, 886, 887
tables 887
1270
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Marine hospitals, see Hospitals.
Marine insurance and general average bi
same (in Spanish) 195
Marine Standards Committee, see American
Marine Standards Committee.
Mariners, see Sailors— also Notice to mariners.
Marines, see Marine Corps.
Marinette, Wis., bridge. - - 5.57, 562, 579, 669, 672, 70S
Marinette, Tomahawk & Western R. R., de-
ficit status... - 106
Marion & Linn County R. R 107
Marion County, Tenn., bridge 560,
585,673,711,804
Maritime Conference for Safety of Life at Sea.
see International Maritime Confer-
ence for Safety of Life at Sea.
Maritime quarantine, see Quarantine.
Maritime workers, see Employers' liability and
workmen's compensation.
Marked Tree, Ark., bridge 560,710,9.36
Markers, see Monuments and memorials.
Market gardening:
tomatoes as truck crop. 210
vegetable seeds for market garden 210
Marketing:
agricultural relief (surplus control)—
bill and prospectus, Poindexter plan... 353
e.xport debenture plan 546
hearings 546, 675, 806, 983
minority views 806
reports 704,806,832,939
statement of William Hollings worth... 983
veto message 1056
cooperative-
agricultural associations 526
agricultural census, 1925, county tables. 12,
13, 14, 15, 79, 80, 81, 82, 149, 150
citrus fruit agencies 5
grain in western Canada 526
joint use of sales organization 400
livestock associations 526
Radio Farm School article.^ 919
news service to Montgomery, Ala 525
of-
beef, classes and grades 5
cowpea seed crop 1080
crude rubber 410
eggs... 5
electrical equipment 17, 83, 151
farm produce by parcel post 400
farm timber 274
fishery products in St. Louis, Mo 409
grapes, eastern 648
lumber, end-matched softwood 12
milk and cream in New England 205
onions _.. 401
poultry 5, 526
seeds, hints for farmer 72
strawberries, preparation for market. 72, 649
wheat 18
publications for sale by supt. of docs.. 225, 1020
Radio Farm School article 653
research agencies, guide to publications 216
same, descriptive circular 538
unfair practices, to suppress 836
Marketing Division, Cooperative, see Co-
operative Marketing Division.
.Markets:
discontinuance of Pa. ave. market in
D. C-
hearings. HOg
reports 696,855,977
farmers' market in D. C, site-
hearings 810, 846
letter from D. C. commissioners 356
minority views.. .._ 551,846
report of Bureau of Efficiency '551
reports of committees 421,551 846
statements relative to 3 sites 551
food distribution district in D. C " 950
foreign markets for—
automotive products. New Zealand 409
canned foods, British Malaya.. 660
chemicals, Canadian market, etc 151
electrical equipment 216
, , . , 280, 339, 537,"66i,"794, 795
electrical machinery... 409,537,1090
nosiery, British market 18
Page
Markets— Continue d .
foreign markets for — Continued.
industrial machinery, French market.. 795
leather 795
lumber, Peru 661
motion pictures 84, 339, 795, 925
prepared medicines 18
radio 152,216
tools, British market 18, 340, 538
tractors 84
underwear, British market 84
windmills.. 340
improvement of Western Market in D. C. 810
see also Crops and markets (periodical).
Markham, C. H., v. United States 460,620,748
Markle, C. N., relief 987
Marko, Joseph, relief 969
Marks, Bennie, v. Ohio 224
Marks, John, relief 974
Marksmanship, see Target practice.
Marlatt, C. L.:
cockroaches 207
house ants, kinds and methods of control.. 529
see also Entomology Bm'eau.
Marley, Michael, relief 691
Marmer, H. A., tidal datum planes 214
Marmot Island, Interior Dept. control 763
Marquesas Islands, chart 249
Marquette, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
Marquez quadrangle, Tex... 229
Marquis wheat, see Wheat.
Marr, James C, irrigation of cotton 1084
Marriage:
American citizens abroad. ._ 634
census report, 1926 922
Marriner, Jessie L., maternity, etc., work 491
Marron, Joseph E., v. United States 241
Mars (planet):
radiometric measurements, etc 21
Marsh, C. Dwight:
coyotillo, poisonous plant _. 649
Mexican whorled milkweed 205
stock-poisoning death camas 916
wild tobaccos as stock-poisoning plants 527
Marshall, F. R.:
breeds of sheep for farm 784
farm sheep raising for beginners 1081
Marshall, Robert, influence of precipitation 405
Marshall, Samuel J. D., relief 969
Marshall, Walter K., flour for pretzels... 329
Marshall, AVilliam, patent appeal 342
Marshall, William B.:
Australian land shell and its allies 258
mollusks of genus Corbicula 192
Marshall Field & Co., see Field, Marshall, &
Co.
Marshals:
duties of bailiffs in U. S. courts 686
fees-
boats, etc., attached in admiralty 963
deposit 432
in District of Columbia 431
to regulate accounts rel. to fees, etc 432,
1001, 1100
leave of absence in Canal Zone 188
pension to deputy marshals in Ark., etc 432
salary of marshals of Supreme Court 432,
590, 804, 805
Marson, Clifford J., patent appeal. 663
Marston, Roy L., appointment.. 692
Martin, Charles D., tractors, foreign markets.. 84
Martin, Garrett M., relief 564
Martin, Glenn L., Co. v. United States... 369
Martin, H. G., bridge 955
Martin, J. B., claims 1021
Martin, J. F., protect pine from blister rust. 1083
Martin, James V., Aeroplane Co. v. U. S 305
Martin, John H.:
club wheats .- 334
combined harvester-thresher in Qt. Plains. 648
common white wheats 334
durum wheats 789
grains for western N. and S. Dak., etc 275
shall I buy a combine? 916
utilization of calcium compounds by
hens 783,915
winter hardiness of wheat... 269,404
Martin, Joseph N., relief 826
July-June
1271
Page
Martin. Joseph W., jr. (Representative from
Mass.):
reports made by —
Foreign Affairs Com.. 553,554
Martin, Louis, relief 437
Martin, Percy A., labor legislation in Uruguay. 244,
245
Martin, R. F. R., soil of Worcester Co., Mass.. 276
Martin, Verey G., agricultural teachers 1018
Martin, William, relief 564
Martinez, Julia, igualdad de derechos para la
mujer 1136
Marvil Package Co., logs 872
Marvin, Charles F., jr., combustion time in
engine cylinder 245
Marvin, John D., military record 437
Mary M., barge, relief of owners 987
Maryland:
bridge at Paw Paw, W. Va 959
corn-growing enterprise, operative jobs 26
fisheries, list of publications 408
fossil forms 60
Hessian fly, status of parasites 648,786
Pleistocene faunas... 728
postal service —
post route map.. 630
schedule of mail trains 127,
254,380,895,1139
topographic map 294
tornado of Nov. 17, 1927 ___ 534
Maryland & Delaware Coast Ry 1032
Maryland & Pennsylvania R. R., valuation. .. 872
Maryland Casualty Co. v. United States 223
Maryland University, students from D. C 811
Mashike Hakuchi, chart 1051
Maskell species of scale insects 129
Masks, see Gas masks.
Mason, F. H., v. C. F. Routzahn 241
Mason, J. .\lden:
archaeological work in S. -America, 1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
Mason, Landon R., commission, etc 5G4
Mason, Silas C, date culture 9
Mason & Hanger Company 90
Mason & Hanger Contracting Company 723,
748, 859
Mass exchange in free air 11
Massachusetts:
Agriculture Department-
soil survey of Worcester County 276
cancer, voluntary reporting 196
endemic goiter among school children.. 391, 639
forest-fire weather 1085
Myra C. Hill v 224
post route map 630
roadside improvement 1084
Massachusetts Bay, cod eggs, production 536
Massasoit Manufacturing Co., mops 1032
Massin, Irving, & Brothers, United States p... 290
Master specifications, see Federal Specifications
Board, specifications.
Mastin, Thomas H., v. David' H. Blair 1041
Mataatu Harbor, Savaii Island, chart 759
Matamoros, Mexico, bridge.. 818,993,1102
Matanuska-Knik district, .Alaska, geology 360
Matanzas, Fort, refuge for birds 127
jSIatches, rates on 1032
Materiel Division, Air Corps 137,
325, 516, 642, 777, 909, 1151
Maternity, see Mothers.
Maternity and Infancy Act, Conference of
State Directors in Charge of Local
Administration of, see Conference
of State Directors in Charge of
Local .Administration of Maternity
and Infancy Act.
Mather, Kirtley F.. geology, etc., of Colo._ 604,863
Matheson, Kenneth J.:
cottage cheese in the home 272
cottage cheese manufacture.. 7
neufchatel and cream cheese 7
Mathews, Alfred W.. relief 442
Mathews, Kate, relief 451,549,799
Mathias, Luc, relief. .- 420
Mathis quadrangle, Tex 229
Page
Mats and matting, grass and coir, census, 1925.. 148
Matsugahama Wan, chart... 53
Mattern, Frank C, exr., v. United States. 42, 1110
Matthes, F. E., Yosemite National Park, etc.. 1023
Matthiessen, Eda (Edna, p. 90, incorrect):
F. United States 90,35,5,1041
Matthiessen, F. W., jr., v. United States 90,
241,488
Mattice, W. A.:
spring temperatures, rel. to apple yields... 405
weather influence on crop yields 790
Matting, see Mats and matting.
Matloon, Wilbur R.:
forestry and farm income 402
forestry lessons on home woodlands 652
help prevent woods fires 8
measuring, etc., farm timber 274
shortleaf pine primer 208
Mattresses:
kinds and sizes for ship equipment.. 88
rates on 106
Matz, PhUip B.;
artificial pneumothorax 1149
standardization of laboratory work —
examination of sputum 392,514
gastric and duodenal contents 1070, 1149
spinal fluid 514, 640, 774, 907, 1070, 1071
urinalysis (2) -. 392
tuberculosis, intercurrent diseases 197
Maucher, J. V., jr., net-energj' values of corn
silage, etc - 3
Maud expedition, 1922-25, scientific work 190
Maui Island, chart 1088
Maxcy, K. F., spleens in malaria.. 391, 639
Maxeiner, Stanley R., surgery of chest, etc., in
tuberculosis 197
MaxDla:
needle for anesthesia of maxillary nerve. 246, 247
tumor of maxilla 1071
Maxwell, .Toseph A., Sons Commission Co 104
Maxwell's method of capacitance measurement 343
Mayaguez Bay, chart 338
Mayfield, Earle B. (Senator from Tex.):
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 573
Claims Com... 451, 452, 574, 575, 838, 985, 986
Interstate Commerce Com 1000
Mavkovica, Maria, relief 451
Mayo, Chester G., relief 827
Mayor, .Alfred G., biographical memoir 494
Massville, Ky., bridge 427,583,670,710
Maysville Bridge Co., bridge 427,583,670
Maysville Ohio River Bridge Co., bridge 710
Ma\"u River, chart 182
Mavumba Bav, chart 50
Mazer Acoustile Co. v. United States.. 723,859,880
]Mead, Bennet, deaf-mute population 792
Meade, George G., monumeut, address of Pres-
ident Coolidge 255
Meade, Camp, area restored 382
Meade National Forest, order rescinded 382
Meadow mice, in Calif., tularaemia among. 639, 906
Meadows, Wye & Co., Inc., U. S. p... 461
Meal, standard of weights, etc 551. 704
see also Fish-meal.
Measles, in U. S. Army in World War 779
see also German measles.
Measures, see Weights and measures.
Measuring instruments:
electrical, standards for (Spanish trans.)... 84
operation, care, and repair 496,625
Meat:
commercial cuts of meat 329
Government supplies 511, 1069
grading, estimate. 636
rates on 299,475,612,738,1032
retail business, manual 26
see also names of meats.
Meat-inspection supplies for Government 511
Meat packing industry, see Packing industry.
Mechanics" helpers in post office motor vehicle
service, promotion... 829,1101
Mechanics, United .American, Junior Order of,
see Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics.
Medal Brick fz Tile Co., bricks 98
1272
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Medals:
award to— ,„„^
Amundsen, Roald 1095
Chamberlin, Clarence D -- 948
Ellsworth, Lincoln 841,964,1095
Levine, Charles A. ._ 948
Nobile, rraberto..- 1095
Read, Albert C, and companions 1009
coinage of Longfellow medals 574
establishment of Mammoth Cave Nat.
Park-
hearings 1106
report. - 949
for distinguished work by Govt, employees 964
gratuitous issue, replacement, etc. 691,934,1004
in honor of Thomas A. Edison.... 809, 984, 1104
in honor of Charles A. Lindbergh-
estimate 1066
hearings - 551
law.-.. 937
reports - 551
information relating to U. S. medals 323
report of Safety Bureau, I. C. C, 1927 366
to prohibit unauthorized wearing.. 437, 592, 802
see also Congressional Medal of Honor —
Decorations of honor— Hubbard
Medal.
Medford, Oreg., air navigation map 776
Media Luna Cay, aviation charts 498
Mediastinal lymph nodes, see Lymph nodes.
Mediation, see Industrial arbitration.
Mediation Board 373
report, 1927. 373
Medical Association of Isthmian Canal Zone,
proceedings, 1921-26 502
Medical attendance, Nat. Guard regulations. . 67
Medical bulletins, see Naval medical bulletin —
Veterans' Bureau, medical bulletin.
Medical Corps, Army:
appointment _.. 65
rights for retirement 823, 1004, 1100
Medical Corps, Navy:
commanding officer of naval hospital . . 246, 247
information circular 625
views regarding venereal disease 49
Medical Council, Veterans' Bur.:
addresses of—
Black, B. W 64,1149
Dunham, Kennon 64
Hines, Frank T 64,1149
Medical Department, Army 67,
138,326,779,910,1152
correspondence course 66
in World War—.
administration 138
Army Nurse Corps 779
communicable and other diseases 779
physical reconstruction 779
training... 779
manual, 1916, changes.. . 394
regulations 65,135,198,
264, 393, 515, 640, 774. 908, 1071, 1149
regulations, training 908,1150
report of surgeon general, 1927 326
Medical Department, Navy:
chemical warfare and medical officer.. 887, 1047
field supply table 310
manual, 1927 496
see also Medical Corps, Navy— Medicine
and Surgery Bureau.
Medical department of aircraft carrier 887
Medical examination, see Physical examination.
Medical officers, see Medical Corps, Array-
Medical Corps, Navy— Veterinary
Corps, Army.
Medical service, cost 1044, 1129
Medical supplies:
naval medical supply depots ... 887
supply table of Medical Dept., Navy 310
Medicine:
chemical warfare and medical officer.. 887, 1047
Chmese military medicine 246, 247
medical aspects of naval aviation 887, 1047
niedical aviation correspondence course 66
medical education, 1924-26. . 28
opportunities in U. S. civil service""!""^" 791
Page
Medicine — Continued,
preventive medicine —
article from Smithsonian report, 1926.. 191
notes for medical officers. Navy 49,
247, 497, 887
unexplored field in private practice... 196,
263
relation of oral prophylaxis 392
relation of respiration, pt. 1 (2 entries) 497
same, pt. 1, continued, and pt.2. 887,1048
see also Therapeutics.
Medicine and Surgery Bureau 48,
120, 246, 310, 374, 496, 625, 756, 887, 1047
accounting system and budget 247
circular letters 625
report of surgeon general , 1 927 374, 753
Medicine Bow National Forest, resources, etc. 75
Medicine Lake, action of sulphate water on con-
crete immersed in 405
Medicine Lodge, Kans.:
peace council marker-
hearing 688
law 934
reports 689,851
Medicines, sec Drugs — Patent medicines.
Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow, see
Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society
of Glasgow.
Medieval literature, see Literature.
Mediterranean Sea:
meteorological conditions 335
pilot, supplements 757,888,889, 1049
Medway River, chart 250
Meehan, John W., diphtheria in U. S. Army.. 779
Meehan, M. J., Quianas, commercial, etc., sur-
vey 280
Meese, Norman S., paper, etc., in Canada 925
Mega Island, chart 500
Megaridinae, see Pentatomids.
Meggers, William F.:
absorption spectra of iron, etc 22
arc and spark spectra of scandium 221
Meier, F. C:
copper- carbonate seed treatment of wheat. 788
save beans 654
Meinzer, Oscar E., plants as indicators of
ground water 604
Meiter, E. Q., gas mask protection in air 539
Melbourne, William, Navigation Co., Ltd.,
relief... 421,989,1097
Melchers, L. E., kernel smuts of sorghum 3, 76
Meldahl, Alfred G. V., military record 691
Mell & Sons Lumber Co., Inc., lumber 1120
Mella, Hugo:
cerebral and cerebellar tumors. 197,264
contact with relatives of patients 65, 198
Mellon, Andrew W., see Treasury Depart-
ment.
Melons, see names of melons.
Meloy, Guy S., grades for cotton linters 270
Meltzer, Samuel J., biographical memoir 494
Melville, La., bridge 556,707,800
Member banks, see Federal reserve member
banks.
Members, see House of Representatives-
Senate — also names of Senators and
Representatives.
Memoirs, Nat. Academy of Sciences.. 493, 494, 1131
Memorial addresses, see Eulogies.
Memorial Continental Hall, addresses 636,1145
Memorial day, services of Q. A. R., to aid. 720,933
Memorial Museum and Veterans' Head-
quarters, see National War Memo-
rial Museum and Veterans' Head-
quarters.
Memorials, see Monuments and memorials.
Memphis, Tenn.:
Freight Bureau —
burlap bags 732
furniture 103,364,735
hourly precipitation 790
Memphis quadrangle 865
National Conference on Vocational Reha-
bilitation of the Disabled Civilian. 158
rivers, etc., in district _ 518
Memphremagog, I/ake, bridge... ,579,669,683
July-June
1273
Page
Men:
illness rate among males 63, 262
occupational mortality in England, etc 1148
see also Man.
Mens National Park, to establish in Ark 721
Menado Road, chart 51
Menasha Printing & Carton Co., boxes 1025
Mendelian ratios in maize-,, 71, 76
Mendenhall, Dorothy R., what is happening
to mothers and babies in D. C.?... 622
Mendon, Utah, water supply 569,857,934
Meningitis:
cerebrospinal fever —
at Naval Training Station, San Diego__ 49
cerebrospinal meningitis, U. S. Army_. 779
leukocytosis in early diagnosis 497
meninogococcus meningitis in U. S.._ 639, 1070
Menominee, Mich.:
bridge 562,672,708
harbor, examination and survey 778
Menominee River:
bridge 557,562,579,669,672,708
examination and survey 778
^[ental diseases:
emotions in psychotic patients 907
master-key of psychiatric social worker 907
nurse attending clinical conferences 514
observed in psychiatric hospital 135
occupational therapy —
competitive athletics in treatment 640
farm work for mental cases 640
for psychotics 1149
in hospitals 198
leather work, therapeutic value 514
oral infection in mental patients 1149
psychic regression, mechanism 264
schizoid mechanisms 392
spinal fluid pressme in psychotic.-. 640
State hospitals as research unit. 134
see also Neuropsychiatric diseases — also
names of diseases.
Mental hygiene, lecture to nurses 1149
Mental tests, see Intelligence tests.
Menus, see Cookery.
Meramec Spring quadrangle, Mo 864
Merchandise, see Commercial products.
Merchant Fleet Corporation, see Shipping
Board Merchant Fleet Corpora-
tion.
Merchant Fleet news 59,
128, 1S9, 257, 319, 383, 506, 632, 1059
Merchant marine:
adequate merchant marine 505
American documented seagoing vessels. _ 19, 85,
218, 341, 412, 539, 663, 796, 926, 1091
answers to your questions about 505
construction loan fund 1067
further development, etc. —
hearings 089, 1107
law 1100
reports 453,821,832,939
income taxes, certain exemptions 454
merchant vessels of U. S., 1927 218,412
seagoing vessels of U. S., 1927 218,412
seamen's act and other laws 24
statistics. 1927 539
trade routes & shipping services 128
see also Shipping.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee,
House:
hearings 689,821,1107
reports 562,689,821,965
Merchant vessels, see Merchant marine —
Shipping.
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.:
extension of Government guaranty —
hearing on H. R. 12177 and S. 3723 955
report on S. 3723 849
rates on furniture 505
Merchants & Planters Compress & Warehouse
Co., demurrage 165
Merck & Co., United States r 224
Mercurochrome:
in case without diagnosis 247
in cases of gonococcus infection 48,49
Mercury:
deposits of Mineral County, Nev 228, 1114
production of quicksilver in 1926 218
Meredith, H., meteorological conditions over
Mediterranean 335
Page
Mergui Archipelago, chart _ 122
Meridian & Memphis Ry., valuation 168
Meridian, Brookhaven & Natchez R. R., valu-
ation _ _ 364
Meridian Fertilizer Factory, phosphates.. 36
Meridian Independent Telephone Co 168
Meridian Traffic Bureau, cotton 609
Meriquinones, oxidation-reduction studies 906
Merit system in U. S. civil service 791
Meriwether Lewis National Monument 381
Merrell, William S., Co., denatured alcohol... 1024
Merrian, John C, regent of Smithsonian 345
Merrifield, Frank L., relief 824
Merrill, Frank E., & Company's Algonquin
Shores Realty Trust 556,708,801
Merrill, George P.:
memoir of George Ferdinand Becker 493
meteoric irons from —
Bolivia, Arkansas and Michigan 192
Owens Valley 494
Wallapai Reservation 384
meteorite from Oakley, Idaho 192
origin of metal in meteorites 1 143
Merrill, O. C, a politica Federal de forfa
hvdraulica 501
Merrill, Sherburn M., admr., f. U. S 882
Merrill Engineering Co., asphalt 163
Merritt, Edward H., patent appeal-.. 926
Merritt, Schuyler (Representative from Conn.):
minority views —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 957
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 955,956,957,959
MerryvOle. La., bridge 560,710,803
Mersey River, chart .. 759
Mertzj Edward P., .Andrew W. Mellon vs.
(3 entries) 860,861
Merv, Karim J., relief 706
Mesa, Victorina, relief 420, 706, 799
Mesa Verde National Park:
circular of general information 1022
jurisdiction over lands 444,857,934
Mescalero -\pache Reservation 681,714,799
Mesce, Frank H., r. United States 24,43,241
Meserve, J. C, electrocardiography 120
Mesothelioma, pleural, report of case 135,324
Message center specialist, guide 1072
Messages of President, see President of United
States.
IMessimy, Vincent de, U. S. v .724, 1018
Messina Harbor, Sicily, chart 182
Metabolism:
of—
cattle, influence of position (2) 399
chickens, and net energy value of corn. 3, 4
nitrogen compounds in potato tubers 71, 141
swine, proteins of corn and tankage. 399, 400
IMetal fits, comparison of standards 22
Metal mines and niining:
gases from blasting, metal-mine drifts 411
mine accidents in L'nited States, 1925 85
Metal Package Corporation of New York 99
Metal-working machinery:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
exports in 1926 151
German industry and trade 661
safety code for hot metal stamping 245
Metals:
contributions to economic geology 1114
corrosion resistance, effect of testing 798
flow in metals, bibliography 665
gases in metals 344
Government supplies 511
meteorites, origin of metal 1143
mineral resources of United States —
1923, index, etc., to pt. 1 94
1924 341
1925 1091
nonferrous, census of manufactures, 1925. . 14, 214
rates on 475
record book of business statistics 658
secondary metals in 1926. 539
standard samples 22,928
tests. Government publications 226,1113
see also Metal mines and mining— Precious
metals — Rare metals — also names
of metals.
Metarossite, new vanadate from Colorado 385
1274
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Metastasis: . * :„ 047
acute osteomyelitis with metastasis. - i47
metastatic carcinoma of heart - - 00
Metcalf, Jesse II. (Senator from H. I.):
minority views—
Patents Cora io^tJ
reports made by—
Interstate Commerce Com 7ib
Naval Affairs Com.. ood
Patents Com 720,854.1010
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com .—.459,598
Metcalfe, T. Pry.sc, pit silos 527
Meteorites:
Bolivia, Arkansas and Michigan 192
Oakley, Idaho. 192
Owens Valley, Calif 494
Wallapai Indian Reservation 384
origin of metal in meteorites 1 143
oxidation of meteoric irons 258
Meteorological instruments:
aerological sounding instruments 212
Qovernuient supplies 511
see also names of instruments.
Meteorology:
balloon race from Detroit, Sept. 10, 1927. .. 534
conditions along airways 119
conditions over eastern Mediterranean 335
meetings, Internat. Geodetic, etc., Union.. 335
meteorological observer, students manual.. 136
meteorological tables, 1926 534
monthly meteorological summary 10,
77, 147, 211, 277, 335, 405, 533, 656,
790, 920, 10S5.
radiotelegrams, international regulation... 259
rigid airship meteorological problems 1085
see alsn Weather.
Meter-kilocycle conversion table 797
Metered mail, see Mail matter.
Meters, see Earth-current meter— Superheat
meter.
Methodist Episcopal Church, see Woman's
Home Missionary Society of Meth-
odist Episcopal Church.
Methylene blue, oxidation-reduction studies... 906
Metric system, publications for sale 226, 1113
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp 748
Metropolitan Business College 488
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 25,369
Metropolitan Police Force, see Police Depart-
ment, District of Columbia.
Meuse River, chart 626
Mexican Boundary Commission, see Inter-
national Boundary Commission,
United States and Mexico.
Mexican Claims Commission, see General
Claims Commission, U. S. and
Mexico.
Mexican fruit worm, quarantine 141
Mexican magazine, article reprinted from 501
Mexican whorled milkweed, see Milkweed.
Mexicans:
restriction of Western Hemisphere immigra-
tion into U. S... 587,714,814
Mexico:
Acala cotton 333
alleged payments to U. S. Senators-
hearings. _ 458,596
report 458
archaeological work, 1925 184
archaeological work, 1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
bobwhite quail, issuance of permits . 330
chart 759
convention with U. S. rel. to cattle... 1060
electrical equipment market... 339
foreign trade for 1926 II35
industrial nation 125
minerals ggg
mollusks, new Vicksburg (O'h'gocene) 899
money-order post offices ... 254
pilots-
east coast 375
east coast, supplement " 888
west coast """ 1132
Page
Mexico — Continued.
route chart 376
scorpions in northern Mexico 1143
travel routes and costs 281
see also General Claims Commission, U. S.
and Mexico — International Bound-
ary Commission, United States and
Mexico.
Mexico City, city of palaces 125
Mexico, QiUf of:
chart 923
coast pilot, supplement 214
routes to east coast of S. America.. 250
weather forecasts by radio.. 11, 183
see also Gulf Coast — Gulf States.
Meyenberg Evaporated Milk Co., cans 867
Meyer, Francis A., relief 707
Meyer, H. L. G., v. United States 90
Meyer, H. M.:
>*_ silver, copper, etc., in Central States, 1926. 412
SS'' sulphur and pyrites in 1926 663
Meyer, Walter H., growth of Douglas fir. 783, 1082
Meyer, William C, civil service position 1139
Meyer lemon, see Lemon.
Meyer Shield Post, American Legion, lot 831
Miami, Fla.:
aviation charts 312,498
charts of harbor and approaches 215, 1088
Miami, Mo., bridge 426,581,670
Miami River, bridge 557,708,802
Mica in 1926... 341
Mice, see Lemmings— IMeadow mice.
Michael, Louis Q., agric. survey of Europe. 400, 648
Michael, W. H., surgical case 887, 1048
Michaelson, Samuel S., relief 947
Michaud division, see Fort Hall Reservation.
Michelson, Truman:
contributions to Fox ethnology 191
language studies among Fox, etc., Indians. 898
Michener, Earl C. (Representative from Mich.):
minority views —
Judiciary Com... 687
reports made by —
Judiciary Com 348,431,562,686
Rules Com 699
Michie, Henry C:
anthrax 779
cerebrospinal meningitis 779
chicken-pox 779
diarrheal group of diseases 779
diphtheria 779
encephalitis lethargica 779
German measles 779
measles 779
mumps 779
scarlet fever 779
smallpox 779
venereal diseases. 779,910
Vincent's disease 779
Michigan:
bridge across Menominee River 557,
562, 579, 669, 672, 708
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 13
geological explorations 898
land withdrawn from settlement, etc 58
post route map 630
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station:
corn-borer conditions, farm practices 400
ginseng diseases and their control 333
Michigan Agricultural Extension Service 400
Michigan Bean Co., beans 97
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 32,731,873
Michigan Central R. R.:
control of Detroit Manufacturers R. R 609
rates on—
automobiles 163
basket tops 731
beans. 466
sheep 172
shoe last blocks 110
stoves 482
wash-tubs 40
switching 366
train-stop devices 302,366
V. United States 620
Michigan Guaranty Corporation, see Indus-
trial Company.
Jt^ly-Juke
1275
Page
Michigan, Lake:
chart 137, ajo
pollution, report of investigation 133
same, summary, in public health
reports 196
Michigan Motor Specialties Co. r. U. S... 460,599
Michigan National Forest, resources, etc 145
Michigan University, health of students as
related to tonsillectomy 773, 1070
Mickel, Clarence E., mutillid wasps 899
Microscopes, Government supplies.. 511
Microstructure of ferrite,. 6.55
Microtus californicus aestuarinus, see Meadow
mice.
Midcontinent Waste Material Dealers Assoc. 617
Middle America, see Central -A.merica.
Middle American River, see American River.
Middle .\tlantic States, see .\tlantic States.
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District:
flood control, etc., for Pueblo Indians —
hearings 456,588
law 669
reports 422,455
status, etc., of plan 727
Middleton, Jefferson:
clav in 1926 281
feldspar in 1926 217
fuller's earth in 1926 19
graphite in 1926 217
gypsum in 1926 281
Middleton, 'iVilliam:
insect enemies of flower garden 74, 651
sawfly injurious to young pines 5.30
Middleton Island, Interior Dept. control 763
Middletown, Pa., air navigation map 776
Middlings, rates on 476
Midgley, Thomas, patent appeal 540
Midland Bridge Co., Inc.:
bridge across Cumberland River. . 424, 578, 668
bridge across Tennessee River 429,585,671
Midland Coal Co. r. United States 460,620,748
Midland Continental R. R.. deficit status 299
Midland Refining Co., lubricating-oils 872
Midland Valley R. R., valuation 1120
Midshipmen, see Xaval .A.cademv, Annaiwlis.
Midwav Islands, light list 538
Midwest Metal Co., lead .... 872
Mid-West Retail Coal Association 602
Migration of birds, see Birds.
Migratory birds, see Birds— a?so Bird refuges
and reservations.
Miho Wan, chart 250
Milan Telephone Co., sale of properties 872
Milbank, Dunlevy, e.Tr., v. United States 880
Milbank, Jeremiah, esr., v. United States 880
Milbank, Joseph, executors t. United States.. . 880
Milburn, Mary E., institutions for children... 308
Mildews, see Powdery mildew.
Mileage, see Traveling expenses.
Miles, Florence G., fruits and vegetables 142
Miles, Nelson .\., battle with Nez Perces,
national monument on site 569,
689, 931, 965, 1013
Military .\cademy. West Point:
board of visitors, membership 437, 934, 1004
cadets, appointment and admission 641
chaplain, pav and allowances 437, 934, 1004
construction at 437, 592, 669, 691, 969
easement across reservation 1004
instruction of—
citizen of Venezuela 96S, 1104
two Chinese.. 434. 1002, 1104
two Siamese 439, 1007, 1105
Military .^flairs Committee, House:
calendar, legislative 434,563,690,822
hearings 24,
288, 350, 433, 691, 692, 822, 824, 825, 966,
967, 969, 970, 971, 973, 1107
minority views 824,970
reports 348,
349, 350, 351, 352, 433, 434, 435. 436. 437,
438, 439, 440, 441, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566,
690, 691, 692, 693, 821, 822. 823, 824, 825,
966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973.
Militarv Affairs Committee, Senate:
hearings 457,591,594,719,852,1005
minority views 852
reports 457,
591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 718, 719, 851, 852,
853, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007.
Page
Military aviators, see .Aviators.
Military camps, regulations. . 13.1, 324, 515, 640, 1071
see also names of camps.
Military communication:
basic signal communication... 1072, 1150
message center specialist 1072
radio activities of .Army and Navy 137
signal communication manuals, lists 1.36
visual signaling, regulations 516
Military courts, see Courts-martial and courts
of inquiry.
Military discipline, etc., regulations 644
Military education:
.\rmy regulations 324, 393, 515, MO, 774
.Armv training manuals 136
265,775,908,1072
Marine Corps distribution 625
.Vrmv training regulations 136,
265, 325, 515, 516, 641, 775, 908, 1072, 1150
correspondence courses 66, 1072
Military establishment, see .Army.
Military homes, see National Home for Dis-
abled Volunteer Soldiers.
Military hospitals, see .Army hospitals— o/«o
names of hospitals.
Militarj- laws. United States, 1921, changes 2*6
Military medicine, Chinese 246,247
Military parks, see National parks — also names
of parks.
Military posts:
.Army regulations.. 135, 324, 515, 040, 1071
construction at 350,
545, 592, 669, 691, 852, 939, 969, 1100
see also names of forts, barracks, etc.
Military publications:
Army regulations 135, 774, 908
secret, confidential, etc., documents 515
Militarv records:
.Army regulations 135, 199, 265, 393, 1150
National Guard regulations 644
Military reservations, in .Alaska 444,721,800
see also names of places where located — also
names of reservations, forts, etc.
AlUitary science, classification 885
Mihtary service:
U.S. citizens in foreign nations —
law 1104
report 951
statements of Mr. Kelly, etc 812
see also Recruiting and enlistment — also
.A.rmy — Marine Corps — Navy.
Military societies, see names of societies.
Military supplies:
to class certain supplies as secret. 592
see also .Army supplies — Munitions— Naval
supplies.
Military topography, see Surveying.
Military training, see Military education.
Militia, see National Guard.
Militia Biu-eau 67,138,
200, 266, 326, 394, 520, 644, 910, 1074, 1152
report, 1927 395
Militia Target Range Reservation, lands 1013
Milk:
census of condensed and evaporated milk.. 12
concentrated, international trade 661
cooling milk on farm 331
demand in metropolitan area of New York.1080
educational tUustrations 528
effect on growth of Rhode Island reds 1079
flavor and odor, effect of some feeds 7
flavor and odor, effect of turnips 401
import milk act, enforcement 75
importancia de im abastecimiento de leche
pura 1135
inanition of cows, effect on mUk. 270,400
marketing in New England 205
milk goats 527
pasteurization —
bacterial count of foam 206
court decisions 63, 196
definitions and their enforcement 63
present status... 272
production, breeding problem 143
production, clean mUk 529
rates on-
condensed milk 469,869
evaporated milk 870
milk 299
1276
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Milk— Continued. _.
skim milk in dry form has various uses 74
vitamin li in feed and milk produced(2)..- 2m
see also Butlermilk.
Milk bottles, sec Uottles.
Milk i.lauts, cottapo cheese manufacture 7
Milk utensils, washing and sterihzmg 917
Milking-machines, cleanmg -- o5i
Milkweed, Mexican whorled -^uo
Millar, Kussell W., thermodynamic proper-
ties of oxygen and nitrogen 1091
Millard, J. W.:
trade association activities 4U
same, descriptive circular 538
Millboard, asbestos, elimination of waste 284
Millepeds, see Millipeds.
Miller, Albert, & Co. p. U. S 157,289,488
Miller, Arthur P., water coolers on carriers 196
Miller, B. C, relief. 963
Miller, C. S., Ohio River bridge 427,582,6,0
Miller, Clarence R., autopsies 392
Miller, Dalton G., action of sulphate water
on concrete 405
Miller, Elton W., aerodynamic characteristics
of wing sections 119
Miller, Eric R., winds in U. S., charts 212
Miller, Fred R., to pay 942
Miller, Gerrit S., jr.:
bats of genera Myotis and Pizonyx 1060
rodents of genus Plagiodontia 192
Miller, H. A., way to increase crop yields 271
Miller, II. C, safe practices at oil derricks 282
Miller, Harold E., spray penetration 47
Miller, Herman, r. United States 488
Miller, John F. (Representative from Wash.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com -- 694,826
Miller, L. F., milk, etc., during pasteuriza-
tion 206
Miller, Morgan, relief 451
Miller, Philippus W., vs. Blakely D. Mc-
Caughn 880
Miller, R. A.:
duralumin channels, compressive strengths 909
strength of plywood webs of box beams 137
Miller, R. B., avoidable drowning (2 entries)., 48
Miller, Robert W., relief... 824,969. 1005, 1096
Miller, Russell C, metabolism of cattle (2) 399
Miller, T. A., Lumber Co., United States ».... 489
Miller, T. A. II.:
concrete for farm use 405
rammed earth walls for buildings 533
Miller, Thomas W., v. United States 748
Miller Island, bridge . 577,673,801
Miller Rose Co., egg cases 735
Miller Train Control Corporation, device 483
Millers Creek R. R., valuation 872
Millers National Federation 159
Millet, rates on seed 106
Millichamp, F. Stanley, relief 954
Milligan, Howard P., relief 969, 1005
Milligan, Jacob L. (Representative from Mo.):
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 347,426,558,683,684,817,9.58
Millikan, R. A., high frequency rays 190
Milliman, Curtis V., relief 692
Millin, R. B., farm sheep raising 1081
Millipeds, order Colobognatha 767
Mills and millwork:
flour, feed, and grain mills, census, 1925 149
Government millwork supplies 62,638
planing mills, census, 1925 13
rolling mills, census, 1925 __ _ 214
-safety code for rubber mills, etc 117
Millwork, nee Mills and millwork.
Milne Lumber Co.:
demurrage _... ig5, 1118
lumber. 168, 1120
Milton Bradley Co., see Bradlev, Milton, Co
Milton Dairy Co., L. M. Willcuts ('«. 131, 176
Milwaukee, Wis.:
airway map __ 407
rivers, etc., in district .' fi42
Milwaukee Motor Products, Inc., v. U. S 7231041
Milwaukee Patent Leather Co. 241 289
Mimnaugh, John L., v. U. S 723, 859 1127
Page
Mindanao:
charts 279,1134
coast pilot, supplement 659
Mindoro:
coast pilot 408
coast pilot, supplement-. 659
Mine accidents, see Accidents.
Mine fires, fifty-nine 411
Mine Planter Service, see Army Mine Planter
Service.
Mine rescue breathing apparatus 539
Mine timbers:
bituminous coal mine timbering 1091
coal-mine timbering. State laws 539
rates on 476
Mine yawls for War Department 969, 1005, 1101
Mineral fuels, see Fuel.
Mineral lands:
leases, etc., in New Mexico 444, 458, 544
stock driveways 1013
Mineral Range R.R 169,233
Mineral resources, see Minerals.
Mineral Wells quadrangle, Tex... 361
Mineralogy, see Minerals.
Minerals:
claims connected with the war —
hearings 694
minority views 825
reports 694, 825
Indian lands, fees from royalties 422,715
industry of Alaska 360
of Italian Mountain vicinity, Colo 192
of Mexico 898
resources of Alaska, 1925 360
resources of Idaho, southeastern part 464
resources of United States—
1923, metals, index, etc 94
1923, nonmetals, index, etc 94
1924, metals 341
1924, nonmetals _ 341
1925, metals 1091
1925, nonmetals 1091
1926, preliminary summary 85
publications of Geological Survey 159
see also Mines and mining — Ores — also
names of minerals.
Minerals Section 18
Miners' circular 663,1091
Mines and mining:
census publications for sale 358
leased public lands, mining regulations 29
publications for sale 226, 1113
use of miners' self-rescuer 663
see also Coal mines and mining— Metal
mines and mining — Precious
metals — o/«o certain headings begin-
ning Mine — also names of metals
and minerals mined — also names of
mining districts.
Mines and Mining Committee, House:
hearings 694,973
minority views.- 825
reports 693,694,825,973
Mines and Mining Committee, Senate:
hearing , 719
report 1007
Mines Bureau 19,85,152,217,
281, 340, 411, 538, 662, 796, 925, 1090
motion-picture films 282,411
publications-
edition of July, 1927 282
index 412
new publications 1.52,153,412,662,926
publications on (lists) —
accident statistics 19,85
explosive investigations 85
mine rescue breathing apparatus, etc. . 539
report, 1927 282
Mines Research Board, Safety in, see Safety
in Mines Research Board of Great
Britain.
Miney, Mary J., dietetics 247
Mingo Lime & Lumber Co., bricks.. 732
Minhardi wheat, see Wheat.
Minidoka irrigation project 730, 1023
Minimimi wage, see Wages.
Mining, see Mines and mining.
July-June
1277
Page
Mining districts, see names of districts.
Mining experiment stations, authorizing ap-
propriation, hearing 719
Minis, Abram, exr., r. U. S _ 290,748,1110
Minis, Lavinia F., r. U. S 290,748.1110
Minis, Maria, exrx., v. U. S. (case no. H-12.i). 290,
748,1110
Ministers (foreign service):
precedence, rules to be observed 187
Minli raising 272,528
Minkus, M., United States v _ 91,600
Minneapolis, Minn,:
address of Charles E. Hughes 1062
bridge 426,580,581,669
Minneapolis, V. S. S., bell 975, 1009
Minneapolis & Rainy River Ry., valuation 476
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R.:
bonds - 35
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York v 1127
receiver's certificates 169. 299, 476, 1032
valuation 1032
Minneapolis, Xorthfield & Southern Ry.,
valuation 738
Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba Ry.,
posts 479
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.:
equipment trust 169
rates on —
grain-cleaning machines 1029
granite 166
sand 1123
train service ___ 484
Minneapolis Woolen Mills Co., Inc 1019
Minnegerode, Lucj', see Minnigerode, Lucy.
Minnehaha Xational Bank of Sioux Falls. . . . 1041
Minnesota:
bridges—
Aitkin 816,992,1100
Clearwater 347. 453. 669
Grand Forks, N. Dak.— East Grand
Forks, Minn 428,584,671
Hastings 9,''.7
Monticello 426,580,669
Moorhead 685,844,936
Stillwater 959
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 80
contested election, Wefald r. Selvig 346
district court, rules 619
endemic goiter among school children.. .391, 6-39
Health Department —
milk and foam during pasteiirization . _ 206
lands withdrawn... __ 1140
post route map 630
Minnesota & International Ry., valuation... 364
Minnesota-Atlantic Tran.sit Co., lathing 474
Minnesota, Dakota & Western Ry., valuation. 35
Minnesota Department of Veterans of Foreign
Wars of United States, bell of
cruiser Minneapolis 975,1009
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co. 223, 881, 1127
Minnesota National Forest, welcome to ro-
tarians 918
Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange 1121
Minnesota Transfer Ry.. valuation 1032
Minnesota University, milk and foam 206
Minnesota Western R. R., extension 233
Minnigerode. Lucy:
dietetic service in hospitals 49
dietetics in institutions and in field 134,262
same (in Spanish) .54
Public Health Service Nursing Corps. . 63, 196
Minors, see Child labor— Children.
Mint Bureau 32.3,512,905
estimates 510, 1066
report, 1927 323
Minter City Southern & Western R. R., valua-
tion 364
Minturki wheat, see Wheat.
Minturn district, Wyo 161,863
Miocene period, flora in Nevada 385
Mirabal Motor Co., automobiles 163
Misbranding of seed of redtop... 76
Miscelanea panamericana 124
Miscellanea pan-americana 252, 314, ,501
Miscellaneous circulars, see names of Depart-
ments, bureaus, etc.. issuing cir-
culars— alsn special subject.
Miscellaneous collections series, see Smith-
sonian miscellaneous collections.
Page
Miscellaneous publications, see names of De-
partments, bureaus, etc., issuing
publications — also special subject.
Misool Island, chart... 250
Misrouting:
.\micon Fruit Co 35
Armour Fertilizer Works 612
Balish- Brothers 738
Beaman Elevator Co 872
Brahston, Henrv G 738,873
Brownyard, F. W 612
Columbia Mills, Inc.. 612
Dyersburg Milling Co 233
Enochs Lumber & Manufacturing Co 169
Goff, W. E 476
Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce 106
Mallard Brokerage Co 1120
Nash Dietz Co 1120
Norcross Marble Co 35
Ozark Hardwood Lumber Co 612
Pine & Cvpress Manufacturing Co 169,738
South Alabama Grocery Co 169
Tulsa Rig. Reel & Manufacturing Co 476
Western Bridge & Construction Co -. 738
Windsor Broom Co 233
Mission Indians:
Mission Indians of California... 898
trust period extended 381
Mississippi:
agricultural teachers, tenure 1018
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 __ 80
district judge 1001
Geological Survey —
soil survey of Perrv County 789
lands, sale by" United States. 568,802,857
livestock farming, Black Prairie Belt 270
malaria among Mexican cotton pickers 63
pellagra in flood area 323, 513
postal service —
mail contracts. 315
plants, etc., addressed to Miss 762
post route map 630
Mississippi Agricultural Experiment Station:
livestock farming. Black Prairie Belt 270
soft-pork investigations.. 650
Mississippi Central R. R.:
rates on logs 364
valuation 476
Mississippi Export R. R., securities 35
Mississippi Farm Bureau Cotton Assoc 734
Mississippi Farm Bureau Truck Assoc 742
Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Ry 43
Mississippi River and Valley:
barge line, extension —
hearings 816,957
minority views 957
report 957
biological survey of upper river 537
bridges at or near —
Aitkin, Minn 816,992,1100
Alma, Wis 425,579,669
Arkansas City, Ark 557,708,802
Baton Rouge, La 425,580,669,683
Bettendorf, Iowa 817,992,1100
Carondelet, Mo 683,817.842,934
Cassville, Wis 425, 580, 669
Chester, 111 425,426,580,581,669
Clearwater, Minn .347,45.3,669
Cohasset, Minn. (sec. 35, t. 144 n., r.
25 w.) 683,709,842,934
Hastings, Minn 957
Helena, Ark 957, 1101
Hickman, Kv 425,580,669
Lansing, Iowa 425,580,669
Little Falls, Minn 426,580,669
Monticello, Minn 426,580,669
New Orleans, La 557,670,957,992,1101
Prairie du Chien, Wis. 426,580,669
Quincy, 111 557,669,709
St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn 426,
580, 581, 669
Savanna, III 557, .580, 670
Tiptonville, Tenn 817, 842, 934
Wabasha, Minn 426,581,669
canal at head of Rock Island rapids 66
flood control-
committee reports 679, 709, 811, 833, 940
hearings 347, 552, 578, 709, 832
1278
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Mississippi River and Valley— Continued,
flood control— Continued.
jo^ ._______--------- yo4
plan of Army engineers 394
reports, etc., on problems, list 394
spillways on lower Mississippi River. . 394
flood of 1927—
article by 11. C. Frankenfield, etg 335
same, abstract 405
health program following flood 1070
pellagra in flood area 323,513
relief, estimate — 637
light list, Mississippi River and tributaries. 340,
662
locks, regulations to govern use, etc 66
map of Mississippi River Valley 360
■■jurface water supply 1022, 1114
topographic mapping, etc 811
Missis-sippi River Commission 643
report, 1927 643
Mississippi River South Pass, poster 19
Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge,
see Upper Mi-ssissippi River Wild
Life and Fish Refuge.
Mississippi Southern R. R., lumber 105
Mississippi Valley Co., valuation 364
Mississippi- Warrior Service, see Inland Water-
ways Corporation.
Mississippian epoch, conodonts 633
Missoula, Mont., post office, etc., estimate 903
Missoula National Forest, lands. 697,857,934
Missouri:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8_ 80
post route map.. 630
strawberry pickers wanted, poster 883
Wisconsin et al. v 768
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station 400
Mi-ssouri & Illinois Bridge & Belt R. R., valua-
tion 106
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad, valua-
tion 169
Missouri & North Arkansas Railway, receiver's
certificates 106
Missouri Gravel Co., sand... 366
Missouri-Illinois R. R., stock i. 476
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway, valuation. 612
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway of Texas,
valuation.. 612
Missouri, Kansas & Te.xas Terminal Co. of St.
Louis, valuation 612
Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R.:
bonds.. _ 613
rates on—
cement 868
crates 1027
gasoline 1029
swine . 876
Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R. of Texas:
rates on gasoline 472, 1029
transit arrangements on grain. _ 1029
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad:
acquisition by Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf
Ry 1032
Mis,souri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway:
valuation 873
Missouri Pacific R. R. Company:
accident near Reily Lake, 111 _ 614
acquisition of lines 299
bonds __ 233
Fort Smith, Subiaco, & Rock island r"r'
J 368,619
misroutmg 1120
"•ates.. """"]'"";":. 610
rates on—
barley 731
bricks 30
fertilizers mg
gasoline 103
hoops-- '.'.'".V.'.Vmo
livestock 1028
lumber ___ (;]2
machinery "" j^g
oil-well machinery.^^] ' 739
«and __ ;; "■ ijo
.storage batteries ' 39
textile machinery """ 744
restriction of routes on livestock 102S
switching charges 744
V. United States IIIIIIII^III".!! 306
Page
Missouri Pacific R. R. Corporation in
Nebraska, bonds 476
Missouri River:
bank protection 992
bridges-
Arrow Rock, Mo 426,581,670
Atchison, Kans 557,709,802
Atchison and Leavenworth, Kans 581
Council Bluffs, Iowa 843,958,1101
Decatur, Nebr 558,709,802
Doniphan County, Kans 347,454,544
Glasgow, Mont 427,
454, 582, 670, 684, 843, 934
correction of entry on p. 670 782
Hermann, Mo 426,453,581,670
Jackson County, Mo 558,709,802
Kansas City, Kans 958,992,1101
Liberty Landing, Mo 426,581,670
Miami, Mo... 426,581,670
Nebraska City, Nebr 684,842,934
Niobrara, Nebr... 581,684,803,958,992,1101
Plattsmouth, Nebr... 558,709,802
Randolph, Mo 684,992,1101
Rulo, Nebr 558,709,802
St. Louis Countv, Mo.... 558,958.992,1101
Stanton, N. Dak 684,843,934
Union, Nebr 958
Washington, Mo. 426,453,581,670
Washington County, Nebr 426,
454, 582, 670
Wolf Point, Mont_. __. 347,4.53,670
irrigation of arid and semiarid lands of
basin 789
surface water supply of basin 94
Missouri Southern R. R.:
deficit status 169
V. United States.. 620
Mitchell, George A., spray irrigation 146
Mitchell, H. H.:
basal metabolism of chickens 3, 4
critical temperature of chicken 4
heat production of chickens (2) 4
hen, passage of food. 4
swine, metabolism experiments 399, 400
Mitchell, J. C:
electric washing machines, world markets. 794
electrical equipment markets in Europe. .. 795
Mitchell, James A., guardian, v. David H.
Blair 238
Mitchell, Jane C, marketing radios 216
Mitchell, John B.:
birth, stillbirth, etc., statistics, 1925 337
mortality statistics, 1925. _. 658
Mitchell, John J., exr., f. U. S 175,746
Mitchell, W. D., V. U. S _.._ 881
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce 172
Mites:
control of fruit-tree mites 402
spraying citrus trees for control 273
Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Ger-
many 131,508,634
payments on account of awards 769
see also names of claimants.
Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico,
see General Claims Commission,
U. S. and Mexico.
Mixed Claims Commission, U. S., Austria, and
Hungary, see Tripartite Claims
Commission, U. S., .Austria, and
Hungary.
Mobile, Ala.:
Chamber of Commerce & Business League —
canned food. 99
cotton _. 101
lumber 168
rivers, etc., in district 518
Mobile & Ohio R. R.:
abandonment of branch line 1032
bonds 476
equipment trust 873
rates on —
bricks 732
hides and skins 1871
oil-well machinery.. _ 1170
Mobile Bay, light to be changed.. --i 281
Mobilization, Army correspondence courses. -.i.1072
Mocha Island, chart. 182
Modern Foreign Language Study Committee, 160
Modern languages, see names of languages.
July-June
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Page
Modern literature, see Literature.
Modoc National Forest:
resources and recreation features, etc 918
stock-watering places, development 704
MofEt, Fred IL, mineral industry of Alaska... 3(jO
Mogollon mining district, N. Mex 95
Mogotes Cove, chart 312
Mohair, elimination of kemp fibers 205
Mohler, John R.:
blackleg, its nature, cause, and prevention. 527
dourine of burses 527
foot-and-mouth disease control lOSO
Texas or tick fever 205
see also Animal Industry Bureau.
Moisture, see Brown-Duvel moisture tester —
Humidity — Soil moisture.
Mojave Northern R. R., deficit status 613
Mokil Islands, chart 51
Molasses:
blackstrap, determination of weight 22
rates on 739
Mold, see name of mold.
Mole cricket. Port Rican 918
Moles as agricultural pests, etc 917
Moline, 111.:
airway map 407
lock in Mississippi River 66
Moline George Co., calcium arsenate 98
Molluscoidea from Florida 1114
Mollusks:
.4ustralian land shell, Thersites bipartita.. 258
fauna of Alum Bluff group 1114
new species of genus Corbicula 192
Mollusks (fossil):
Pycnouesma from Silurian of Alaska 129
Vicksburg (Oligocene) mollusks 899
see also Cephalopods.
Molokai:
channels, chart 1088
harbors, chart 536
Molukka Passage, chart 1134
Molybdenum in 1926 411
Momence, 111., dam across Kankakee River 957
Monaca, Pa., bridge 427,583,670
Monahan, A. C, laboratory layouts 160
Monbetsu Byochi, chart 1051
Moncla, La., bridge 428,584,671
Monell, Ambrose, v. U. S 290,369
Monell, Maude M., exrx., v. U. S 290,369
Money:
circulation statement 63, 133,
195, 262, 323, 391, 512, 638, 772, 1069, 1 147
conversion tables 254
currency systems of the Orient 83
European currency and exchange 1007
Italy's monetary policy 151
stock and circulation, Treasury Dept. rp_. 770
world's monetary stocks, 1925-26 512
see also Coins, and names of coins — Finance —
Foreign exchange — Paper money —
Public moneys.
Money-orders:
convenio sobre giros postales 503
conversion tables 254
register of money-order post offices... 254
stolen money-order forms 56,
126, 185, 254, 316, 379, 503, 629, 762, 894,
1053, 1137, 1138.
same, correction rel. to Southampton,
Pa 503
Money Orders Division 254
Monges, Los, see Monks, The.
Monilia sitophila, red bread-mold fungi 4,76
Monks, The, chart 1133
Monmouth, Fort, puchase of land 350, .593, 670
Monnich, Walter A., physiotherapy 514
Monocacy, Battle of the, 1864. military park... 969
Monongahela Connecting R. R., valuation... 1032
Monongahela River:
bridges—
Glassportand Clairton, Pa.... 427,582,670
McKeesport, Pa 558,710,803
Pittsburgh, Pa 558,709,803
Point Marion, Pa 558,709,803
light list.-.. 217
Monoplanes, see Airplanes.
15950—29 9
Page
Monopolies:
bread, combinations in restraint of trade... 717
fertilizer corporations ,561
forfeiture of patent rights.. 595, 720
forfeiture of property 687
Monroe, La., bridge 428, 544, .583
Monroe Bay, examination and survey. 778
Monroe County, Ind.:
soil management 1085
soil survey 1085
Monroe County, Miss., bridge 429, 544, .585
Monroe Creek, examination and survey 778
Monroe doctrine, addresses by Charles E.
Hughes 1062
Monson quadrangle, Calif 95
Monsoons, see Winds.
Montague, Andrew J. (Representative from
Va.):
reports made by-
Judiciary Com 431,432
Montague, L. L., bridge 956
Montague Island, lands 317
Montana:
bridge at or near Glasgow 427,
454, 582, 670, 684, 843, 934
correction of entry on p. 670 782
bridge at or near Wolf Point 347,453,670
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 81
endemic goiter among school children.. 391, 639
fish-cultural station 841
geologic formations 28, 29
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc 85, 1090
grains for eastern Montana 275
grazing, etc., agreements... 444,597,803
land offices, establishing 721,978
lands adjacent to national forests 1014
livestock on irrigated lands (S. 1131)... 598,979
post route map 630
weather and probable cutworm outbreaks. 920
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station:
combined harvester-thresher. 648,649
ranch organization, etc 648
Montana State College, relief 947
Montana, Wyoming & Southern R. R., valua-
tion 476
Monteith, Charles N.:
simple aerodynamics and the airplane 325
same, correction of subhead 328
Monteith, John, jr.:
cabbage resistant to yellows 399,654
clover anthracnose 654
Montello Granite Co 166
Monterey, Calif.:
land known as Cuartel lot 978
lands for extension of street.. 969
port of Monterey 643
Montevideo, Uruguaj', see International Amer-
ican Institute for Protection of
Childhood.
Montezuma National Forest, lands 698,
1014, 1101
Montgomery, A. B., emergency hospitals 887
Montgomery, Ellen, heir, v. U. S.. 241,369
Montgomery, H. H., syphilis, health records
(2 entries) _. 247
Montgomery, John J., v. U. S 241,369
Montgomery, Regina C, heir, v. U. S 241,369
Montgomery, Richard J., assignee, v. U. S.. 241, 369
Montgomery, Ala.:
air navigation maps 776, 777
market news service for farm products 525
rivers, etc., in district 518
Montgomery & Erie Rv., bonds 233
Montgomery County, Md., bridge 685,710,936
Monthly catalogue, public documents, see Gov-
ernment publications.
Monthly check-list of State publications, see
States.
Monthly labor review, see Labor.
Monthly meteorological summary, see Meteor-
ology.
Vionthly summary of foreign commerce of
United States, see Commerce.
Monthly weather review, see Weather.
Monticello, Minn., bridge 426,580,669
Montreal, Quebec, typhoid-fever situation 63
1280
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Nfontserrat, money-order post offices. 254
Monuments (national), see National monu-
ments.
Monuments and memorials:
sites in Trance, acquisition by U. S U2
soldiers killed at Battle of Perryville 348, 6a
women of World War, memorial building— _
estimate '1°
law 6/3
report .--,- *•'"*
see also names of monuments and memorials
or names of persons in whose honor
they are erected— aiso names of
places where located.
Moon, Charles, measurement of capacitance... 343
Mooni
altitude, charts for corrections 499,627
tables, Panama (Balboa), 1928 502
see also Celestial bodies.
Moonev, Francis, relief. ;--- 593
Mooney, James, aboriginal population nortn of
Mexico 633
Moonev, James E., v. U. S.. 43
Moore, Alice E., relief 706,947,1096
Moore, Bert, relief 451
Moore, C. Ellis (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by —
Judiciary Com 431,687
Moore, C. L., pneumothorax therapy 907
Moore, Charles A., relief 952
Moore, Emilv L., v. United States 43
Moore, Frank F., relief 808
Moore, George S., ncuropsychiatric negroes 135
Moore, Harris L., trustee, v. U. S 860
Moore, Hill, guardian, bill of review... 160
Moore, James M., relief 974, 1008,1096
Moore, John W. (Representative from Ky.):
minority views-
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 952
Moore, R. Walton (Representative from
•Va.):
reports made by-
Foreign Affairs Com 553,554,680
Moore, Thomas W., relief 969
Moorehead, M. T., heart block 1148
Moorhead, Minn., bridge 685,844,936
Mooring bitts, American marine standards.. 22,89
Moorings for ships and buoys, plans, etc 1090
Mopaushih Rocks, chart 890
Mops, rates on 1032
Morbidity, see Diseases — Sickness.
Mordants (dyeing):
census report, 1925 14
More, C. T.:
cantaloupes, commercial grading 648
preparation of strawberries for market 72
Morehead City, N. C:
aviation charts 181, 375
examination of harbor 518
Morehouse Parish, La., bridge 423,543,577
Morelos, Port, aviation charts 1133
Moreno, Samuel, vs. U. S 356,600
Morgan, A. C, tobacco budworm 7
Morgan, B. D., soil of Clermont County, Ohio. 656
Morgan, E., & Brother, coal .' 608
Morgan, Edwin D., relief of widow 969
Morgan, Ephraim F., see Solicitor for Depart-
ment of Commerce.
Morgan, Ina L., psychiatric social worker 907
Morgan, James J., v. U. S 600
Morgan, T. H., article on William Bateson 189
Morgan City, La.:
bridge 423, 577, 667
port of entry. Exec, order abolishing 381
Morgan, Fort, lighthouse reservation 58
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas R. R. & Steam-
ship Co.:
rates on salt 616
V. United States 1042
Morin, John M. (Representative "from Tti.)'."
TC]iOTts made by-
Conference Com 545,939,940
Military Affairs Com 437,
„ 441,564,691,692,824,968,969,970
Morm, \J illiain, relief 350,1005,1096
Morini, John, v. U. S 69o
Morison, James H. S., to appo'inVas "major """" 438
Morley, Edward W., biographical memoir ' 494
Page
Morley, Sylvanus G.:
archaeological work—
1925 184
1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
1927 892
same (in Spanish) 1052
Morocco, chart 52
Morris, Monty, v. United States 115
Morris, Roger S., pulsus alternans, notes 264
Morris Motor Co. of Gt. Brit., competition 280
Morrison, B. Y.:
chrysanthemums for the home 404
dahlias for the home 275
Morrison, Dan A., to pay 978
Morrison, Emily, scale insects 129
Morrison, Harold, scale insects 129
Morrison, Marguerite S., pier and wharf.. 818, 1103
Morrison, Paul, syphilis and heart disease 392
Morrison Canyon, plate steel pipe 730
TNIorrison County, Minn., bridge 426,580,669
Morristown-Corryton Line, see Southern
Railway.
Morrow, Elizabeth J., relief 707
Morrow, John (Representative from N. Mex.):
reports made by-
Indian .\ffairs Com.... 422, 554, 081, 682, 815
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 819,
960, 961
Public Lands Com ... . 444, 568, 698, 831, 978
Morrow, Thomas L., v. U. S 369
Morse, A. G., epiglottis retractor 1149
Morse, E. B., markets for hand tools, Europe. 538
Mor.se, E. K., bridge 578,668,683
Morse, Franklin B., relief 564,1005
Morse, Fred W.:
discoloration of canned cranberries (2) 3
water and potash in plant production. 399,525
Morse, Harmon N., biographical memoir 494
Morse, W. J.:
soy beans, culture and varieties 655
utilization of cowpeas 275
velvet bean 533
Morse code, see International Morse code.
Morse Dry Dock & Repair Co., pipe. 478
Mortality, see Death.
Mortar used with waterproofing material 1093
Mortensen, Theodor, Cidaridae collected 192
Mortesen, William, relief. 451
Mortgages, chattel, releases in D. C 712
Mortlock Islands, see Nomoi Islands.
Morzhovoi Bay, chart 82
Mosaic disease:
corn, influence on productiveness 209
virus, factors affecting properties 71,210
wheat, control through immune strains 211
wheat, soil factors 269, 404, 647, 648, 919
Mosaics, unglazed ceramic 344
Moscow, Russia:
interests of U. S., claim of Norwaj^ 507,813
relief of Americans, claim of Great Britain. 634,
812, 933
Moscr, Charles K., sales territories, China. 409,924
Moses, Dayton, statement 966
Moses, George H. (Senator from N. H.):
reports made by —
Conference Com 941
Foreign Relations Com 997
Harrinian Geographic Code System,
Select Joint Committee on 942
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 596,
854,1011
Mosher, George C, puerperal septicemia 371
Mosquito fish, its relation to malaria... 190
Mosquito Inlet Reservation 764
Mosquito netting, specifications 798
Mosquitoes:
.\nopheles atropos, its breeding, etc 03, 196
food of anopheline larvae 134
food of culicine larvae 513,639
malaria transmission by Anopheles 263,391
paris green by airplane in control 196,323
paris green for larvae destruction 323, 513
tadpole enemy of mosquito larvae 391, 773
Moss, E. G., flue-cured tobacco, fertilizers 276
Moss, Emma S., staining of tubercle bacillus. . 640
Moss, Frederic J., pasteurization 63
Moss, John B., relief 987
July-June
1281
Page
Moss, T. J., Tie Co., raUroarl ties 614
Mossburg, L. A., watermelons 40
Mosses, rates on 47G
Mossman, Paul D., trachoma 639,900
Mossman, Robert C, world weather records. . 129
Mothers:
aid to mothers with dependent children... "SO
books for mothers on infant care, list.. 91
mortality in United States 773,905
prenatal care 308
to visit European cemeteries 564, 692, 1005
welfare and hygiene —
administration of act 116
county health organization 371,750
exhibits and pubs, of Children's Bur. . 116
work in generalized program 491
what is happening to mothers in D. C. ?... 622
see also Conference of State Directors in
Charge of Local Administration of
Maternity and Infancy Act.
Moths, see Clothes moths— a/«o names of moths.
Motion Picture Section, Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Bur.. 84,339,795,925
Motion pictures:
copjTighted ... 118, 179, 309. 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copjTighted, index, etc.. 1926 245
el cine como elemento de progreso.. 55
hearing 716
industry, European, in 1927 795
markets for —
in Central Europe, Italy, and Spain... 84
in Scandinavia and Baltic States 925
industrial and educ. pictures abroad. .. 3-39
short-subject films in Europe 339
short-subject films in Latin Amer., etc. 795
Mines Bureau films 282,411
trade practice conference for industry 1019
Motor-boats:
mine yawls for War Dept 969, 1005, 1101
regulation 1086
Motor-busses:
operation, decision of I. C. C 1032
regulation on public highways 958
.see also Motor-vehicles.
Motor-cars, see Automobiles — Motor-vehicles.
Motor-cycles:
and parts, census of manufactures, 1925 13
supplies for postal service 763
see also Motor-vehicles.
Motor-trucks:
operation, decision of I. C . C 1032
transporte de carga por autocamiones 761
see also Automobiles— Motor-vehicles —
also Gun mounts.
Motor Vehicle Service Division, Post Office
Dept.:
credit for time served as substitute 829
promotion of clerks, etc 976
promotion of mechanics' helpers 829, 1101
Motor-vehicles:
advertising automotive products 151
American automotive products in Europe. 660
bodies and parts, census report, 1925 13
distribution in Cuba 661
exporters and their brokers, instructions... 280
exports of automotive products. 924
industry, etc.. Great Britain and Ireland. 924
installment selling in Europe 925
market of New Zealand 409
penalty for taking in Canal Zone 4.56
postal service, supplies furnished 763
regulations for District of Columbia..* 91
wages and hours of labor in industry 46
see also Automobiles— Motor-busses— Mo-
tor-cycles—Motor-trucks.
Motorcycles, see Motor-cycles.
Motors, census, 1925, prime movers, etc 13
Mottle necrosis of sweet potatoes 3,76
Mottling in soy beans 4
Mouat, Port, chart 181
Moulton, Forest 11., patent appeal 219
Mound City, 111., bridge 427,582,670
Mound City & Eastern Ry 1120
Mounds, publications for sale 862
Mount Carmel, 111., bridge 560,711,804
Mount Eden quadrangle, Ky 96
Mount Hood National Forest, purposes, etc... 403
Mount Hood quadrangle, Oreg 90
Page
Mount Hope Mineral R. R., valuation 35
Mount McKinley National Park:
act to establish, to repeal part 446,722,934
rules and regulations 162
travelogue 1021
Mount Mansfield Electric R. R., deficit settle-
ment 1032
Mount Rainier National Park, circular 865
Mount Rainier quadrangle. Wash 729
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Comn 965,1001
Mount Vernon, Iowa, precipitation 212
Mount Vernon, Va.:
highway to connect with Washington-
estimate 1067
hearings 832
law 1101
reports 698,717
Mount Weather, Va., to sell Weather Bureau
station.. 448,546,547,670
Mountain Home, Idaho, 1st National Bank... 569
Mountain States Roofing Co 31
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Co 168.468,476,482,617
Mouquin, Louis C, v. William C. Hecht 489
Mouse River, see Souris River.
Mouth, sec Oral prophylaxis.
Moving pictures, see Motion pictures.
Moyer, James E., relief 350, 1005
Moyer's Home Store, Inc., v. U. S. 882
Mucilage, rates on 873
Mud Bay, chart 279
Mud Lake, claims of settlers 677,840,930
Muhlenberg, Peter, monument in D. C 689,
851, 937
Muir-Smith Motor Co., automobiles 765
Mulch, paper, crop-plant stimulation 919
Mules:
production 784
purchase for military cstabhshment 435,
592, 668
transport, etc., of export cattle 703, 1104
Mulford, Furman L.:
beautifying the farmstead.. 532
herbaceous perennials 532
roses for the home 210
trees for roadside planting 655
trees for town & city streets 10
Mullen, .-Vnthony, relief 438
Mullen, John C, Missouri R. bridge.. 558,709,802
Mullens quadrangle, W. Va... 605
Mulliken, H. S., cost of Chilean nitrate 288
Mullins, AVilliam, military record 438
Multilateral treaty, see Peace.
Mummert Lumber & Tie Co., lumber 475
Mumps in U. S. Army in World War 779
Munger, Thornton T., timber growing, etc 8
Mimicipalities, see Cities and towns.
Munitions, exportation 553
Munk, Max M.:
aerodynamic characteristics, wing sections. 119
air forces on biplane, etc., models 119
preliminary wing model tests 1131
resume of advances made in aeronautics. . 1046
Munn, James B.:
gift of lands to Clayton County, Iowa-
hearings 674
law 804
reports 674,703
Munroe, Helen, Smithsonian publications 191
Muriatic acid, rates on 169
Murphy, Alex., & Co., U. S. v 224
Murphy, Alice C, reinstatement 896
Murphy, Con, relief 987
Murphy, Frank (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by —
Appropriations Com... 807
Conference Com 938
Murphy, Robert B., relief 1008
Murphy, Thomas, relief 438
Murphy, Thomas, v. United States 489
Murphy, Thomas J., Co., relief. 834
Murphy, William H., military record 438
Murphysboro Paving Brick Co., bricks 98
Murray, Frank, relief 815,987,1096
Murray, Glen, United States t'A- 131,241,306
Murray, John E., v. United States 1017,1127
Murray, Joseph B., patent appeal 283
1282
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Murray, Thomas E., jr., patent appeal.. 283
Muscle Shoals:
bibliographical list '^'^
legal rights of V. S. and Alabama 44/
preservation, etc., of project—
hearings'.- 24,288,350,573,692
hearings, index .- 350
minority views. 824
report, etc., of Muscle Shoals Joint
Com 350
reports of committees 573, 824, 940
reports of Muscle Shoals Inquiry 288
Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola
R. R.:
acquisition of tracks 300
rates on lumber 168
Muscle Shoals Commission of Alabama 350
Muscle Shoals Inquiry, reports 288
Muscle Shoals Joint Committee 350
Muscle Shoals Traffic Bureau:
freight rates 735
potatoes 873
Muscle training in infantile paralysis 391,639
Muscoid flies, see Flies.
Museums, memorial to Anthony Wayne 562,
689, 851, 942, 1105
see also names of museums.
Museums, American Association of, see Ameri-
can Association of Museums.
Mushroom diseases and their carriers 532
Music:
appreciation 293
chamber, Library of Congress festival 886
in platoon schools, report 226
mechanical reproduction, price fixing 975
musical compositions copyrighted 46,
47, 118, 179, 245, 309, 373, 493, 624, 752,
104G.
index, etc., 1926 46
of Winnebago Indians 898
Music Division, Library of Congress 886
Music of America, National Conservatory of,
see National Conservatory of Music
of America.
Musical instruments:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
maintenance, etc., of band instruments 138
Music oxen, to acquire herd for Alaska 703
Muskegon, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
Muskegon Railway & Navigation Co.:
bonds. 35
control _ 233
Muskogee, Okla.:
air navigation maps 777,1150
boilers from municipal hospital 670, 701, 713
rent for Veterans' Hospital 982
Mutes, see Deafness.
Mutillid wasps, investigations 899
Mutton, use in diet.. 332
see also Sheep.
Mutual Creamery Co., milk 299
Myacea from Florida . 1114
Myer, J. W., Mails and Files Section, Recla-
mation Bur 96
Myers, Qarry C, education of children . 27
Myers, L. E., Co., cement 467
Myotis, see Bats.
Myrie, David S., claim for death of son... 507,813
Myne, Reginald E., claim for death... 507,813,935
N
N-20 wing, see Airfoils.
N. A. C. A. Roots type supercharger, see
Engines.
Naasan Bay, see Stepanov Bay.
Nabarro, David N., transmission of syphilis 907
Najin Bay, see Sivuch Bav.
Najiu Po, see Kornilov Gulf.
Nakusan Bay, see Anna Bay.
Nalahia Bay, chart 182
Names:
aeronautics nomenclature 119
geographic-
decisions of Geographic Bd., 1923-27 92
decisions of Geographic Bd., monthly 292,
... . ,. 462,603,862,1112
uiummatmg engmeering nomenclature . . 18
Page
Names— Continued.
migratory game birds, local names 143
ordnance, standard list 67,
138, 200, 326, 395, 521, 780, 911, 1075, 1152
zoology, amdts. to internat. rules 263,392
Namlea Road, chart 182
Namoluk Islands, chart 51
Nansemond River, examination and survey 778
Nantucket Sound, examination and survey 778
Naoetsu Harbor, Japan, chart 890
Naphtha, rates on 106, 1032
Naples, Seaboard & Gulf Ry., control 613
Nara Visa Telephone Co., sale of properties 476
Narcissus bulbs:
production 404
quarantine 1053
Narcotics:
act, as amended, and regulations 1069
advances of funds for law enforcement 701,
713, 803
enfoi-cement of laws in 1927 512
see also Drug addiction— aZso names of nar-
cotic drugs.
Narcotics Control Board, see Federal Narcotics
Control Board.
Narrows, see Bermuda — New York Harbor.
Nasal, see Nose.
Nash Dietz Co., misrouting 1120
Nashville, Tenn.:
air navigation maps 776,777
establishment of Presidents' plaza —
hearings 717,965
reports 851,965
park on battle field, statements 967
rivers, etc., in district 518
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.:
bonds 739
rates on—
cotton-seed 231
lumber 1031
sand 1123
wheelbarrows 484
V. United States 881
Nason, Wayne C:
plans of rural community"buildings 916
rural libraries 916
rural planning, the village 1080
National, see certain headings beginning Fed-
eral—Government—National.
National Academy of Sciences 493, 886, 1131
memoirs... 493,494,1131
publications, for sale by supt. of docs 226
report, 1926-27 886
to investigate cancer cure 847
National Advisory Committee for Aeronau-
tics 47, 118,
179. 245, 310, 374, 495, 624, 752, 1046, 1131
estimate, 1929 MO
reports—
1926. 119
1927 374
lists, with prices 119, 1131
test engine, description 119
National Archives, to create establishment. 591, 689
National .\rt Qallerj^ see National Gallery of
Art.
National Association of Employing Litho-
graphers, paper 477
National Association of Ice Cream Manufactu-
rers:
ice-cream containers 34
ice-8ream mix 473
National Association of Public-School Business
Officials, statistics for public-school
systems 1021
National Association of Upholstered Fiu-niture
Manufacturers, mosses 476
National bank notes, outstanding 61,
132, 194, 261, 322, 389, 511, 637, 771,
904, 1068. 1145.
National Bank of Commerce 571, 713, 800
National banks:
capital stock 61,132,194,261,
322, 389, 511, 037, 771, 904, 1068, 1145
condition, abstract of reports 132,
389, 637, 904
condition, individual statements 904
decisions relating to, digest 61 , 637
II
July-June
1283
Page
National banks — Continued.
organization and powers 771
taxes on bank shares 704
trust powers _.. 46?
see aho names of banks or places where
located.
National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice:
report of Military Affairs Com., Senate 853
veto message 897
National Botanic Garden 702
estimate, 1928 and 1929 702
plants for Congressional distribution 1001
National Broom Co., broom handles _.. 30
National budget, see Budget.
National Candy Co. v. U. S 290,1042
National Canners Association 164
National 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 374
expenses of members 455, 810, 1 101
report, 1927 374
to acquire land in D. C 949,996
work, statements of U. S. Grant, 3d, etc. 1106
National cemeteries, see names of cemeteries or
places where located.
National Chemical Manufacturing Co 859
National Child Health Council 27
National City Bank of Seattle, v. U. S 489
National Committee on Music in Platoon or
Work-Study-Play Schools, report- . 226
National Committee on Wood Utilization:
accomplishments and aims 791
end-matched softwood lumber 12
grade marking of lumber 791
sawdust and wood flour 148
seasoning, handling aod care of lumber 791
National Conference on Vocational Rehabilita-
tion of the Disabled Civilian,
proceedings, 1927 158
National Conference on Weights and Measures:
20th conference, 1927, report 665
21st conference, 1928, program 928
National Congress of Vocational Argicultural
Students, announcement 225
National Conservatory of Music of America.. 830,
1108
National control, see Government control.
National defense, see Army — Navy.
National Education Association of United
States, statistics for public-school
systems 1021
National Electric Signaling Co. v. U. S 241
National Electrical Manufacturers' Association,
glossary of electrical terms, etc 794
National electrical safety code 542
National Forest Reservation Commission . 447, 702
report, 1927 447
resolutions adopted at meeting, 1928 702
National forests:
areas, June 30, 1927 145
employment on, information regarding 402
game sanctuaries 573
grazing facilities, to protect, etc 1109
in—
Arizona, road map 652
Colorado 1082
New Mexico, road map 652
Oregon, road map 1083
timber, scaling and measurement 652
watersheds, protection 857
see also Forests and forestry — also names of
national forests.
National Gallery of Art 320,633
paintings by British artists 633
portraits by Bernhard Osterman 633
report, 1927 320
National Geographic Society, award of medal
to Charles Lindbergh 317
National German IMachinery Manufacturers'
Association, operations 410
National Guard:
Air Corps organizations 1075
armory drill pay, claims 852,969, 1100
Page
!H;ational Guard— Continued.
.\rmy personnel on duty with, regulations. 67
basic training manual.. 326,394
civilian caretakers 437, 593, 934
injured personnel, care and treatment 593,
691, 934
medical attendance, regulations 67
of Hawaii, payment of officers, etc.—
law 802
reports 563,592
statement of Victor S. K. Houston 1107
official register, 1927 520
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 292, 862
regulations, separate pamphlets 67,
138, 200, 266, 326, 394, 520, 644, 910,
1074, 1075, 1152.
rifle range in Arizona 504
rifle ranges in Idaho 57,318
staff officers, qualifications 592,691,934
training, notes on 394
traveling expenses 594,972, 1103
uniforms, regulations 394
see also Pay, National Guard.
National Guard -Association of United States.. 594,
693, 804
National Guard Reserve, regulations 1075
National Hardware Service Corporation 42, 114
National herbarium, see Herbariums.
National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers 47, 310, 495, 752, 1046
board of managers —
appointment of W. S. Albright 824
appointment of Frank F. Bott 824
appointment of Paul E. Divine 350, 544
appointment of Roy L. Marston 692
membership to be increased 969
proceedings, fiscal year, 1927 752
proceedings, quarterly 47,310,495,1046
report, 1927 752
construction at Pacific Branch —
estimate 637
laws 544, 9 i5
renorts 351,593,852
hearings on various bills 692
hospital at Dayton, Ohio, erection 351,1005
inspection of branches, 1927 644
lands, etc., at Bath, N. Y 989,1005,1101
women eligible for admission - - 438, 718, 719, 803
National Home for Lepers, Carville 905, 1148
National hospital day 264
National hydraulic laboratory 843
National Institute of Health, to establish 993
National Lead Battery Co., storage batteries-. 39
National Life Insurance Co. v. U. S 881
National Memorial .Association, Inc 693,1001
National monuments:
jurisdiction transferred 1014
site of battle with Nez Perces Indians 569,
689,931,965.1013
see also names of national monuments or
places where located.
National Museum 59,129,191,258,
320, 384. 506, 633, 767, 899, 1059, 1142
collections, see special subject,
exhibitions —
paintings by British artists 633
portraits by Bernhard Osterman 633
proceedings—
v. 69, title-page, contents, etc _ 60
V. 70, title-page, contents, etc 258
v. 71, .separates 60, 129, 192, 767
v. 71, title-page, contents, etc 1060
v. 72, separates. 192, 258, 320, 384, 385, 633, 767
V. 73, separates 767, 899, 1060, 1143
publications —
for sale by supt. of documents 226
issued 1926-27.. 385
report, 1927 385
see aho Wetmore, Alexander.
National Negro Business League 639
National negro health week (2 entries) 639
prices of publications 639
National origins, see Immigration.
National Park Service 29,
162,362,729,865,1022,1115
estimates, 1929.. 510,1066
report, 1927 362
1284
Index, 1927-1928
Page
National parks: . , , ico
glimpses of our national parks it>^
jurisdiction over military parks 1014
publications, Government 727
roads and trails 1066
superintendents, qualifications s^
see also National monuments— aZ«o names
of national parks.
National Pole Co., poles 234
National Press Club buildmg dedication Ml
National Refining Co., petroleum 740
National Reliabilitation Association 158
National repre.';entation,see Suffrage.
National Republican Publishing Co 477
National resources, see Natural resources.
National Safety Appliance Co.:
train-control or train-stop devices on—
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Ry._- 876
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry 483
National Safety Council:
code for forging and hot metal stamping-.. 245
code for rubber mills and calenders 117
National Show Case Co., store fixtures 111
National Slag Co., slag.... 743
National Society of Daughters of American
Revolution 899
address of President Coolidge 895
report. Mar. 1, 1926-Mar. 1, 1927 899
National Soldiers' Home, see National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
National Supply Co., Midwest, boilers 867
National Surety Co., relief 575
National Tube Co., pipe 170,234,765
National University law review, reprint 447
National War Labor Board, award 945
National War Memorial Museum and Veterans'
Headquarters, establishment. 421
National Zinc Co., Inc.:
fire-clay 471
sulphuric acid 366
National Zoological Park 385
report, 1927 385
Nationahzation of legal-tender money 944, 1106
Nation's business:
article reprinted from 124
same (in Portuguese) 252
Nation's schools:
article reprinted from 893
same (in Portuguese) 1136
Nattkemper, R. L., electrocardiogram 246,247
Natural Bridge National Forest:
proclamation.. 187
resources and recreation features 403
Natural gas, see Gas (natural).
Natural history:
collecting in Siam by H. M. Smith 898
north shore of Gulf of St. Lawrence 898
of Florida Keys and West Indies 898
Natural resources, conservation, Govt. pubs... 293
Natural wonders, Govt, pubs 727
Naturalization:
certain aliens 952
publications for sale 225, 1113
residence of aliens, required length 347
Naturalization Bureau.. 373,884,1045
report, 1927.. 373
Nautical almanac, see Almanacs.
Nautical Almanac Office 54, 123,892
Navajo Reservation, telephone line 848,954
Naval Academy, Annapolis 313,377,1134
admission, examination papers 120, 1132
admission, regulations.. 120,1048
appointment of midshipmen by Vice Pres-
ident of United States 853,974,1101
boathou.sc, construction 827
register, 1927-28 313
report of board of visitors 1134
station directories, 1927.. 377
same, changes 377
Naval Affairs Committee, House:
calendar, legislative 352,
441, 566, 694, 826, 973, 1 107
mmority views _ 695
reports 441, 4427566" 694,
695, 825, 826, 827, 828, 973, 974, 975
Page
Naval Affairs Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative ..354, 595, 720, 853, 1008, 1109
hearings 1010
reports 457,
595, 719, 720, 853, 1007, 1008, 1009, 1010
Naval air stations, see Airports and aviation
fields.
Naval ammunition depots, see names of places
where located.
Naval Armament, Conference for Limitation
of, see Conference for Limitation
of Naval Armament.
Naval aviation stations, see Airports and avia-
tion fields.
Naval Clothing Factory, see Naval Supply
Depot, New York.
*Javal Communication Service:
development, site in San Juan, P. R.. 58
telephone directory for Navy Dept 180j
Kaval courts, see Courts-martial and courts of
inquiry.
Naval directory, see Navy.
Naval districts, manual, 1927 247|
Naval engineering, see Marine engineering.
Naval establishment, see Navy — Navy Depart-
ment.
Naval government, pharmacy under 120
Naval hospitals:
dietetics 49j
duties of commanding officer 246,247
emergency hospitals, hutment type 887|
salary tables of civil employees, supp 376
Naval Intelligence Offi.ce 49
Naval medical bulletin 48,247,497,887
index to v. 25 247
supplement 120,496,!
index to v. 11 12
Naval Medical Service, see Medical Depart-
ment, Navy.
Naval Aledical Supply Depot, New York 48
Naval medicine, see Medicine.
Naval Observatory 377,50
publications, 1927 50
report, 1927. 377, 75|
time service la
Naval officers, see Navy.
Naval Operations Office 247,37^
chief, assignment of quarters in D. C. 974, 100"
chief, equalize rank
report, 1927 375,753'
Naval Ordnance Plant:
electric current 566, 853,932
information relative to —
letter from Navy Dept 752
report to accompany H. J. Res. 160...
Naval petroleum reserves:
leases, investigation —
hearings 597, 857. 1014
report lOll
leases, to transfer jurisdiction-
law 67
reports 444, 4^
Naval prisons. Coast Guard personnel l^
Naval radio stations, see Radio stations— aZ«o
names of ■ stations and names of
places where located.
Naval reservations, see Naval petroleum
reserves.
Naval Reserve:
act to provide for creation, etc., sec. 14 91'
relief of retired, etc., members 694
retainer pay, date for filing claims 826
Naval Reserve Force:
officers, directory 120,247,497,888
relief of former officers 457
relief of retired, etc., members 694
retainer pay, date for filing claims 82G
Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps 120
Naval stations:
commandants, memorandum for... 54, 123, 184,
251, 313, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1052, 1135
imprisonment of Coast Guard personnel... 127
safety standards 251
see also Radio stations— aiso names of
stations.
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Naval stores:
classification, index 760
specifications, index 54,251,500,1052
see also Turpentine.
Naval supplies:
classification index 760
cognizance of material (2 entries) 886
medical supply depots 887
specifications, index 54,251,500,1052
stock catalogs, stores at navy yards 892
see also Military supplies.
Naval Supply Depot, New York 631
Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads:
barracks, etc., construction 974
influenza epidemic and other diseases 497
scarlet fever outbreak 49
Naval Training Station, San Diego:
cerebrospinal fever outbreak 49
estimate --- 1066
Naval vessels, see War-ships.
Naval War College, Newport 120
Naval warfare, see War.
Navarrete, Julio B., solar radiation and rainfall
in Chile 147
Navas!5a Island, light list 538
Navies, information concerning 49
Navigable waters:
applications for permits for work in 137
rules and regulations - 265
see also Rivers.
Navigation:
American practical navigator, tables from. 248
aviation seamanship 1048
books and charts, information 626,627,759
celestial observations for position 52, 123
finding courses, supplementary method 376
hints, navigational 626,627,759
laws of U. S., 1927 218
laws of U. S., proposed codification, index. 319
radio aids 121, 1132
static and atmosphere as aid 52, 123
see also Commerce— Great circle sailing —
Rivers.
Navigation Bureau, Commerce Dept. ._ 19, 85, 218,
282, 341, 412, 539, 663, 796, 926, 1091
report, 1927 282
Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept... 49, 120, 180,247,
310, 375, 497, 625, 756, 888, 1048, 1131
circular letter 756,888
estimate.. 1066
report, 1927 375,753
Navy:
accounting numbers 1135
aircraft wood and glue, inspection 753
ammunition storage conditions, survey 907
ammunition storage facilities, providing —
hearing 943
report 973
annual physical examination 497
appropriations for naval service, 1929 —
amendment to budget 771
hearings 675
law 935
reports 675,837,941
boat book, 1927 310
chaplains, appointment 973
directory 120,247,497,888
drills, ship and gunnery 756
enlisted men —
advancement in rating, subjects
needed 120,180,247
apprentice seamen 49, 120, 311, 1132
employed by The Panama Canal.. 559, 671
operators' permits for Govt, vehi-
cles 586,810
relief of those who misrepresented age. 828
to make good time lost 827,935, 1009
training courses 49,120, 121,
180, 247, 248, 310, 311, 888, 1048, 1131, 1132
training courses, announcement 1131
see also, below, personnel.
foreign officers serving with 120, 247, 497, 888
history-
assignments. Navy training course 1132
bibliography 49
increase of Navy, estimate 1066
information concerning 49
joint action with Army 137, 199, 516
Paee
Navy — Continued.
landing-force manual, Navy, 1927 756
medical aspects of naval aviation 887, 1047
nursing in Navy, history 497
officers —
assignment as fleet, etc., engineers 566,
853, 935
commanding ships, memorandum for.. 54,
123, 184, 251, 313, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1052,
11.35.
directory 120,247,497,888
distribution, etc., of line officers 974
dutv on airships to count as sea dutv. 695,
853, 935
in District of Columbia, Nov. 1, 1927.. 311
precedence of staff officers 566, 853, 935
precedence with ambassadors, etc 187
register, 1928 756
to accept foreign decorations. 441 ,
595, 939, 1099
see also, below, personnel — warrant offi-
cers,
pensions, see Pensions,
personnel^
advance of public funds. _. . 827, 1009, 1102
care in Government hospitals 826
escort for bodies 827,1009,1101
payment of death gratuity... 827, 1009, 1102
see also, above and below, enlisted
men — officers — warrant officers.
postal employees, credit for service 1011
publications. Government 727
register, 1928.... 756
regulations, 1920 180
regulations, 1920, changes 246
sundry matters aflecting, to provide for... 566,
853, 930
typhoid vaccination (2 entries) 497
uniform regulations, 1922, changes 624, 1131
use in Nicaragua —
cost of maintenance 886
hearings 714
warrant officers —
employed by The Panama Canal.. 559, 671
promotion, all active service to count.. 828
register, 1928._. 756
see also Hospital Corps, Navy— Nurse
Corps, Navy — Pay, Navj' — Re-
tired list, Navy — War-ships — also
certain headings beginning Naval-
Navy.
Navy and Army Joint Board, see Army and
Navv Joint Board.
Navy Department 48,119, 180, 246,
310, 374, 495, 624, 752, 886, 1047, 1131
accounting numbers 1135
aircraft purchased, report 495
ammunition storage conditions, survey 907
ammunition storage facilities, providing —
hearing 943
report 973
appropriations, 1928, and prior years —
estimates 1047, 1066
appropriations, 1929^
amendment to budget 771
estimates.. 1066
hearings 675
law 935
reports 675,837,941
orders, general... . 48, 119, 246, 496, 624, 1047, 1131
public works, to authorize 974, 1009
report of Secretary of Navy, 1927 374, 753
reports, 1927 753
sundry matters aflecting, to provide for... 566,
853, 930
telephone directory 180
useless papers 1016
see also certain headings beginning Naval.
Navy directory, see Navy.
Navy emergency officers' retired list, see Emer-
gency officers' retired list.
Navy Medical Department, see Medical De-
partment, Navy.
Navy Nurse Corps, see Nurse Corps, Navy.
Navy Recruiting Bureau, see Recruiting
Bureau, Navy Dept.
Navy register, see Navy.
Navy training courses, see Education.
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Index, 1927-1928
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Navy Yard Division 251
Navy-yards:
safety standards «' «oo
stores carried by supply officers... 89^
see alsn names of places where located.
Naylor, Margaret E., to pay ^;;--niA Itl
Nead, Elmer J , relief... 67/, 930, 988
Neaf, Mary, relief -rw ;.- S,S
Neah Bav, road from Makah Reservation 848
Neal, JaiTies, relief 438,593,667
Near East:
film market, short-subject '95
foreign service officers of U. S 1056
Navy nurse in the Near East 247
Near East Relief:
rehef 451,549,1096
report, 1927 835
Nebraska:
bridge across Missouri River 581,684,803
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 81
coal, rates on 468
comjiact with Colo., consent of Congress.. 961
crayfishes Ifi
irrigated crop rotations 9
post route map 630
Railway Commission-
sugar 1036
sugar beets, costs of producing 769
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station:
cattle fattening in corn belt 400
combined harvester-thresher 648,649
work of Scotts BlufT Field Station 275
Nebraska Bridge Supply & Lumber Co.:
piling 478
posts -- 37
Nebraska City, Nebr., bridge 684,842,934
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co., coal 469
Nebraska-Iowa Bridge Corporation 426,
454, 582, 670
Nebraska National Forest, pine tip moth_. 204, 273
Nebraska State Normal School, coal __ 468
Nebraska University, soil of Burt County 10
Nechay, Steve, v. I'nited States 489
Necklaces, case of Marshall Field & Co 25
Necrosis of sweet potatoes 3,76
Nectarine, Quetta, fruit of Indian origin 146
Needle for anesthesia of maxillary nerve 246, 247
Needles, Calif., lots for Indian use 848
Neely, M. M. (Senator from W. Va.):
report made by-
District of Columbia Com 845
Neelys Ferry, bridge 932,956,991
Negri Baru Bay, see Tolitoli Bay.
Negro, Rio, see Rio Negro.
Negroes:
colleges and universities, survey 1113
crania in National Museum. 767
memorial building 696, 1001
mortality in U. S 513
same, summary in public health re-
ports _ __, 513
national negro health week, 1928 (2) 639
neuropsychiatric problems 135
publications —
Government publications 225,1113
negro health week publications, prices 639
Neill, M. n.:
lipase in blood serum of lepers 63
plasma proteins in leprosy.. 63
radium u.sed for nasal lesions of leprosy 63
Neilson, Walter C, to pay 942
Neller, J. R., changes in apples 1079
Nelms, Milton A., v. United States 369
Nelson, Andre, relief of mother... 812
Nelson, B. F., Manufacturing Co., rags ' 614
Nelson, Charles E., trustee, cans. . 31
Nelson, John E. (Representative from Me )•
report made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com gl8
Nelson, .John H., petroleum refineries 18
Nelson, Joseph, claims for property damages 1021
Ne son, K. T.. European radio markets 152
Nelson, 'rhonias. <t Sons, United States v "" ''S
Ne son & Albemarle Ry., valuation 296"l033
Nelson Fuel Co., coal.. gf58
Nelson Township, 111,, brid"ge.ir.V428;4M,"584 671
Page
Nemas, see Nematode worms.
Nematode worms:
attacking plants 532,647
in birds in North America 649
nemas and recent progress in nematology.. 76
new nematode from prong-horn antelope... 60
of family Strongylidae in mammals 767
see also names of worms.
Nematodirus antilocaprae, see Nematode
worms.
Nemuro Peninsula, chart 1134
Neoarsphenamine poisoning 497
Neoplasms, see Tumors.
Neosalvarsan administration, acute atrophy of
liver associated with 887
Nephrectomy, postoperative collapse of lung.. 264
Nephritis:
in advanced pulmonary tuberculosis 1149
nephritic diazo reaction... 497
Neponset River, report on survey 642
Nertney, E. G., fractures of mandible 907
Nerves:
maxillary, needle for anesthesia 246,247
surface temperatures, neurological point of
view (2 entries) 392
Nervous diseases, see Neuropsychiatric dis-
eases—o?so names of diseases.
Nesbitt, J. n., blood pressure in diagnosis 392
Neshoba County, Miss., bridge 958,1102
Ness, Marie M., seedling mortality in cotton. 10S4
Netherlands:
chart 769
claims for subjects injured 385,813,937
peace treaty with U. S 768
peace treaty with U. S., protocol 1062
proposals. Internal. Radiotelegraph Conf.. 259
Netherlands East Indies, see Malay Archi-
pelago.
Neufchatel cheese, see Cheese.
Neumann, Frank, seismological reports 150,536
Neurasthenic types, notes on 392
Neuritis, muliple 1149
Neurocnculatory asthenia 779
Neurology, sec Nerves.
Neuropsychiatric diseases:
contact with relatives of patients 65, 198
following exposure to tetraethyi lead 514
hospital curve, Veterans' Bureau patients.. 197
negroes, study of problems 135
nurses in neuropsychiatric hospital 204, 1149
nursing and neuropsychiatric training 65
occupational therapy with patients 264
problem of Veterans' Bureau 197
see also Mental diseases — also names of dis-
eases.
Neurosyphilis, see Syphilis.
Nevada:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 8.1
flora of Esmeralda formation 36fe
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in 1925.. 85
Highways Department —
derricks _ _ 470
land offices, establishing 721,978
lands withdrawn 127,1057
lands withdrawn, revoking order 250
magnetic declination in 1927 278
ores, cyanide extraction of gold, etc 1090
postal service —
alphabetical scheme for publishers 317
post route map 630
reimbursement of Nevada —
hearings 432,590
report 590
timber lands, withholding from sale 858
Nevada-California-Oregon Ry. v. U. S. 157,241,306
Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. v. U. S. 489
Nevada Northern Ry., guaranty settlement... 613
Nevada Transportation Co., deficit status 106
Nevada University, cyanide extraction of gold
and silver 1090
Neves, Rezin F., relief 564
Nevis Island, money-order post offices 254
New, Harry S., see Post Office Department.
New Bedford Harbor, Mass., chart 150
New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard & Nantucket
Steamboat Co., valuation 613
New Braunfels quadrangle, Tex 605
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New Brunswick, N. J., v. Housing Corp,. 115,748
New Cumberland, W. Va.:
bridges, construction by —
New Cumberland Bridge Co. 817,993, 1101
Reger, R. V., Bridge Co 582
New Cumberland Bridge Co 817,993, 1101
New Departure :Manufacturing Co. 223, 306, 489, 723
New England:
fisheries, publications 151
flood control 951
floods of November, 1927 534
light list 795
marketing of milk and cream 205
New England Brick Co., switching charges 236
New England Steamship Co.:
rates on —
envelopes 609
mops 1032
valuation 613
New Fisheries Co., fish as food 735
New Guinea:
anchorages between Borneo and New
Guinea, charts 50,51,181,182
coasts of New Guinea, charts 181,250
New Hampshire:
child-hygiene program, foundation 371
flood relief, estimate 770
Highway Department —
transportation survey, report.. 655
post route map 630
transportation on highways, survey rp 655
New Harmony, Ind., bridges 819,994
New Haven & Dunbar R. R. v. United States. 43
New Iberia & Northern R. R., rates on salt.. 016
New Jersey:
Barnegat lightship off coast, poster 19
child welfare 30S
fossil reptile from Triassic 707
industrial accidents to women 117
post route map 63)
public service retirement system.. _._ 17 i
quality of surface waters 22o
New Jersey & New York R. R., valuation 7:1)
New Jersey, Indiana & Illinois Ry., valuation. SV7
New London, Conn., see Coast Guard Acad-
emv. New London.
New Martinsville, W. Va., bridge 559,582,67;
New Martinsville and Ohio River Bridge Co.,
Inc., bridge 559,582,071
New Mexico:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 81
consent of Congress to compacts with—
Arizona 960
Colorado 9ol
Texas 9oi
dry-land farming, progress 329
fish-hatching, etc., station 842
Indians occupying railroad lands. . 422, 588, 66S
lands-
establishing land offices 978
opened to homestead entry. 58, 318. 764, 893
reimbursement of counties 698, 722, llOi
withdrawn 187,382,896,1057,1111
livestock on irrigated lands (S. 1131)... 598, 97;t
map 360
mineral leases, amendment to constitu-
tion 444,458,544
national forests, road map 652
post route map 63 1
stone in Washington monument 380,447
waters of Cimarron River 960
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station,
fattening steers 271
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic -A-rts, seed from sugar beets. 532
New Orleans, La.:
air mail service 891
air navigation map 777
Association of Commerce —
quartermaster intermediate depot 970,
1005,1104
aviation chart 8S9
bridges 557,670,957,992,1101
rivers, etc., in district 518
New Orleans, U. S. S., befl 826,934,974,100s
New Orleans Great Northern R. R., valuation. 613
New Orleans Joint Tralfie Bureau, cotton 469
New Orleans Public Belt R. R., valuation 106
Page
New Orleans quartermaster intermediate depot
unit no. 2, to lease 970,1005,1104
New Orleans Shipwright Co., Ltd 620
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.:
bonds 35,477,739,1120
cases.. 115,241,881,1042
New reclamation era 29,96,162,229,
295, 363, 464, 605, 730, 866, 1023, 1115
index, v. 18 605
New River bridge 817.993,1101
New River Coal Operators' Association 1027
New River Collieries Co. v. V. S 241,306,748
New Year of tropical .\merican indigenes 1052
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co 1042
New York Butchers Dressed Meat Co 733
New York Central R. R.:
acquisition of control 169
acquisition of lines 739
agreement with Racquette Ry. modified. . 742
as lessee —
train stop device 173
V. United States 618
easement across West Point reservation. . 100 1
misrouting 106
passenger rates 1033
rates on-
beets --.. 230
boxes. 732
brass 867
bricks 98
burlap bags 732
calcium arsenate... 98
coal lf'4
coke 1027
figs 870
gypsum 473
iron 737
lawn-mowers 474
lumber 168
tallow 482
trouser presses 39
stock 169,234
storage 744
train-stop device 112, 173
valuation - 300
NTew York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.:
acquisition and stock issue 1033, 1121
note 477
rates on battery boxes 607
stock . - 1033
United States ;,• 1141
valuation. 737
New York City:
addre=:s by Secretary Kellogg 768
air navigation maps.. 77G, 777
aviation chart 122
convention of American Legion 805
diphtheria 263
health of working boys 110
ice for public buildings, 1929 997
International Congress of Americanists. .. 951,
10)7,1104
milk and cream, factors affecting demand.. 10-(0
motion picture industry conference 1019
pneumatic tube , to change route.. 830, 935, 1012
postal service-
air maU service to Atlanta, etc 894
scheme of city distribution 1139
separation scheme for post office use . . . 762
relief - 451
rivers, etc., in districts 518
see also Central Union Trust Co.— Home
Insurance Co.— alxo Naval Medical
Supply Depot, New York.
New York Development Association, Inc. 959,991
New Yorli Harbor:
charts.... -- 793,923
light list 662
tide table, 1928 279
New York Harbor Supervisor 643
report, 1927 043
New York Insulated Wire Co., wire 112
New York, Lackawaima & Western Ry 169
New York Marine Co., rehef 947
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.:
bonds...- - - -- 613.739
equipment trust. - 36. 364, 477
freight rates 1119
1288
Index, 1927-1928
Page
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.—
Continued,
rates on— . ,
bone products i";??
clothes wringers oos
coal 100
Qoke ■'"*
copper ^^'?n?
cotton goods lUj
fiber-board cans... 471
fuel-oil... 1119
granite f?^
lumber 1120
paper- - ^f^
sand...- 616
steel 38
swine.. HI
wire 112
wool "44
stock. 234,613
switcliing charges. 765
unladinp and lading 1037
New York Polvclinic Medical School & Hos-
pital r. U. S 223,290,748
New York ShipbuQding Co. v. U. S.... 223, 306,369
New York State:
account with U. S., correcting 432
bridge across Lake Champlain 423,
430, 543, 544, 577
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 13
contested election, Hubbard v. La Guardia. 346,
679
district judges 431
November floods in eastern New York 534
post route map 631
public service retirement system 178
revolutionary cannon, donating 719,824,935
syphilis and gonorrhea, incidence 907
New York State Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion, Ithaca, ginseng diseases 333
New York State Camp for Veterans;
cemetery, conveyance to U. S. .. 822, 1005, 1101
lands, etc., conveyance for soldiers' home. 969,
1005.1101
New York State College of Agriculture 211
New York State Department of American
Legion, War Dept. equipment 822
New York, Susquehanna & Western R. R.;
abandonment of branch line 739
rates on iron 1119
valuation 735
New York Telephone Co 39
New Zealand:
automotive market 409
boot and shoe industry and trade 1089
lights, etc., on coasts 1049
pilot, supplement 1049
surgical and dental instrument trade 1090
veteran.s, treatment by U. S. Veterans' Bur. 65
Newark Call Printing & Publishing Co 36
Newbold, Robinson, relief 970
Newburgh & South Shore Ry.:
deficit settlement 300
valuation __ i69
Newcomer, E. J.:
control of European red mite 402
taxonomic status of Paratetranychus.. 648, 917
Newfoundland:
chart of northern part 182
money-order post offices '/_ 254
pilot, supplement _ 625
Newman Brothers, relief 834
Newport, Ark., White River bridge.. 9C0, 1104
Newport, K. 1., see Naval War College, New-
port.
Newport, Vt., bridge 579,669,683
Newport Hay, chart g2
Newport News, Va.:
port.. 200
tide calendar 50, 121, isi
XT « u,^''^^^2, 375, 498, 626, 758, 889, 1050, 1132
News Publishing Co. v. David H. Blair 860
Newsome Feed & Grain Co., middlings " 476
Newspaper wrappers, redemption 894
Newspapers:
contributions to, copyrighted. 118
, .. ,. , 179, 309, 373, 493, 623,"752, 885
contributions to, copyrighted, index, 1926 245
relief of certain newspapers.. 549 576 947
subscriptions may be paid in advance ' ' 687
Page
Newton, Walter H. (Representative from
Minn.):
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 347,424,
425, 426, 427, 428, 557, 683, 816, 957, 959
Newton, William, nitrogen in potato tubers. 71, 141
Newton, Mass., First National Bank, relief 451
Newton Falls Paper Co., china-clay 100
Newton Oil Mill, cotton-seed 297
Nez Perces Indians:
national monument on battle site 569,
689, 931, 965, 1013
trust period extended 127
Ngaruae Passage, chart 890
Ngatik Islands, chart 51
Ngofakiaha Road, chart 51
Niagara Junction Ry. v. United States 1042
Niagara River, chart 1074
Nicaragua:
commerce 314
commercial and economic survey 340
la poiitica de los Estados Unidos 634
report of collector-gen. of customs 1109
United States Navy in Nicaragua —
cost of maintenance 886
use, hearings pursuant to S. Res. 137.. 714
withdrawal of forces, adverse report 714
Nicaraguan Canal:
investigation and survey —
estimate 1067
report 849
Nicholas, Thomas F., relief 438
Nichols, Allen, relief 692
Nichols, Clara E., employees' compensation... 451
Nichols, Esek S.:
climate as totality of weather 335
frequencies of weather types, San Jose 335
Nichols, George, exr., cases 25, 115, 748, 768
Nichols, J. F., relief 808,840,1096
Nichols, John W. T., cases 25, 115,748,768
Nichols, Mary B., exr. (Nieholis, p. 115, incor-
cases .' 25,115,748,768
Nichols, P. F., dehydration of fruits, etc 6
Nichols Wire, Sheet & Hardware Co 480
Nickel;
absorption spectra 22
production in 1926 411
Nickells, John M., v. Shipping Board, etc 42
Nicolieh, Marco, United States z; 1127
Nicoll, Herbert, relief 707
Nicotiana, see Tobacco.
Niehaus, Charles H., relief 451,549,799
Nienhueser, O. F., Missouri River bridge 453
Night work, see Hoiu-s of labor.
Nightingale, John L., relief 549,930,988
Nightingale, William H., relief 564
Nigro, Frank, v. United States 489
Niigata Harbor, Japan, chart 890
Nilan, M. T., relief 947
Nile River, flood studies 335
Niles, A. S.:
precise formulas for restrained beam, etc... 325
progress rps. on experimental metal spars.. 325
study of pressure distribution data 909
Niles, Ohio, viaduct 957>1100
Niles-Bement-Pond Co. v. United States. 859
Niobrara, Nebr.:
bank protection of Missouri River 992
bridge 581, 684, 803, 958, 992, 1101
Nissen, H. F., destroyer steam engineering... 121
Nissen, John P., patent appeal 283
Nitrate Division, Ordnance Office 288
Nitrates, see Silver nitrate— a/so Muscle Shoals.
Nitric acid, census of manufactures, 1925 148
Nitro Chemical Corporations. U. S 489
Nitrogen;
air-nitrogen processes 288
atmospheric nitrogen fixation 350
constituents of corn pollen 203,204
fixation and utilization 288
in metals, determination by vacuum fusion. 344
inorganic nitrogen industry 350
metabolism in potato tubers 71, 141
nitrogen survey 288
relation to protein content of wheat 71, 141
situation in European countries 288
situation in United States, review 288
July- June
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Nitrogen — Continued.
thermodynamic properties .., 1091
see also Muscle Shoals.
Nivison-Weiskopf Co., lumber 105
Nixon, Roy W., date palm 648,788
Noa, U. S. S., poisoning from liverwurst 497
Nobile, Umberto, medal 1095
Noble, L. F., Kaibab limestone 464
Nodules:
root-nodule bacteria of pea group 525,647
swine spleen, caused by Actinomyces. 399, 527
Noel, W. A., dehydration of fruits, etc 6
Nogales, Ariz.:
air navigation map 909
paving International street 721,
830, 935, 977, 1063
Nohud, Khor, chart 499
Nolan, Thomas B., potash brines 1114
Nolde, Anna L., v. United States 43,290,748
Nome, Alaska:
land district, boundaries changed 56
overland communication 446
Nomenclature, see Names.
Nominations, see Elections — Post offices.
Nomoi Islands, chart 51
Nonferrous alloys, see Alloys.
Nonferrous metals, see IMetals.
Nonmetals:
contributions to economic geology 1114
mineral resources of United States—
1923, inde.x, etc 94
1924 341
1925. 1091
Nonmetered mail, see Mail matter.
Nounenbruch, Otto, patent appeal 219
Nooney, J., & Co., Inc., potatoes 479
Norbeck, Peter (Senator from S. Dak.):
reports made by-
Agriculture and Forestry Com 448, 703
Banking and Currency Com. . 574, 837, 984
Pensions Com 457,854,1010
Public Lands and Surveys Com 721,
722, 857, 858, 1013, 1014, 1015
Norbury, Frank P., destruction of tulip tree by
lightning 147
Noreross Marble Co., misrouting 35
Norden, Danish steamship, owner v. U. S 290
Norfolk, Va.:
aviation charts 121, 122,375
harbor, dredging advertisement ..- 199
harbor, examination and survey 642, 1073
port of Norfolk 200
rivers, etc., in district 518
tide calendar for navy yard 50, 121, 181, 248,
312, 375, 498, 626, 758, 8S9, 1050, 1132
see also Army Supply Base, Hampton
Roads.
Norfolk & Portsmouth Belt Line R. R., valu-
ation 477
Norfolk & Western Ry.:
bridge 586,672
case of John H. Edwards, jr 115
misrouting 738
rates on —
bricks 732
cabbage 296
coal 468
condensed milk 869
sand.. 742, 1035
shavings 172
stoppage of goods in transit 743
train-control devices. 1037
Norfolk Southern R. R.:
rates on— > .
logs.. 872
potatoes 37, 741
securities 477
Norfolk Terminal & Transportation Co., valu-
ation 296
Normal schools:
per capita costs. State normal schools 160
statistics, 1925-26 ^. 359
Normanby Sound, chart 53
Norris, George W. (Senator from Nebr.):
reports made by-
Agriculture and Forestry Com 573
Judiciary Com 354, 717
Norris, J. C, bridge across Ohio River 803
Page
Norris, Thomas J., admr., cases 336, 1040
North, Earl, Hawaii, district 517
North (U. S.):
bhght-killed chestnut in the Northeast 8
census of agriculture, 1925... _. 337
same, descriptive circular 1087
farm garden 334
see also Northwest (U. S.).
North America:
aboriginal population north of Mexico 633
archaeological work north of Mexico 184
climatic regions 212
same, outline of article.. 335
cod, catch off east coast to 1926 924
current tables, Atlantic Coast, 1929 792
drawings by John Webber of natives, 1778. 767
fauna. North American 73
fossil lizards 1131
lights, etc., on coasts 757
nematodes in birds 649
northeastward-moving cyclone, growth 534
red snappers of Atlantic Coast 16
shore birds, order Limicolae 633
telegraph chart. Newfoundland to Chesa-
peake Bav 1134
tide tables, Atlantic Coast, 1929 659
Triassic marine invertebrate faunas 294
wild birds introduced or transplanted 916
North American Cement Corporation 172
North American Creamery Co 609
North American Provision Co.:
swine 876
v. United States 157
North American Railway Construction Co 881
North American River, see American River.
North Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic Ocean.
North Carolina:
Agriculture Department-
soil survey of Yadkin County 1081
tobacco 276
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 81
claims for advances during War of 1812 603
court in eastern district. 932,962
Cretaceous invertebrate fauna 258
darter, new genus 16
light list, North Carolina sounds 795
Pliocene and Pleistocene faunas 728
postal service —
mail contracts 315
mail trains, schedule 127,
254, 380, 895, 1139
post route map 631
relief 576,820,963,1101
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion:
soft-pork investigations 650
soil survey of Yadkin County 1081
tobacco 276
North Channel, Lake Huron, chart .- 1074
North Dakota:
bridge, Fargo 685,844,936
bridge, Grand Forks 428,584,671
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8.. 14
grains for western North Dakota 275
post route map 631
North Dakota .\gricultural Experiment Sta-
tion, ranch organization, etc.. 648
North Dakota Mill & Elevator .\ssoc 736
North Little Rock, Ark.:
hospital reservation 701, 713, 803
switching charges 1036
North New River Canal, improvement 1108
North Pacific district of Forest Service 787
North Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean.
North Packing & Provision Co., swine Ill
North Platte, Nebr., air navigation map 1151
North Platte River:
water diversion, storage.. 561, 589, 590, 961, 1000
waters, consent to compacts.. 960,961
North Sea:
charts 312,890
lights, etc 121
pilot, supplement 889
telegraph chart 1134
North Shore Material Co., sand.. -> 875
North West Harbor, Calif., chart 16
North Woods, see .Minnesota National Forest-
Superior National Forest.
1290
Northeast, see North (U. S.).
Northeast Harbor, Sanak Island, chart 215
Northern Alabama Ry., valuation JUU
Northern and northwestern lakes, see Great
Lakes. -r ^ c~ cc
Vfirthern and Northwestern Lakes Survey.— 66,
.Nortncrn anu ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^5, 519, 643, 779, 910,
1074, 1151.
report 1927 " "^
Northern ArapahoIndians,«eeArapaho Indians.
Northern Casket Co., iron— --------------- 7d7
Northern Metals Co., Shipping Board Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation v ^57
Northern Pacific Railroad Land Grants, Joint
Committee on Investigation of — 571,
572, 702
Northern Pacific Railway:
abandonment of line proposed hTA
construction and abandonment of lines 106
land grants to Northern Pacific R. R.—
approval of adjustment, amending res_ 978,
memorandum of E. E. Danly 571
resolution for institution of suits -. 702
table of contents and cases cited 572
operation under trackage rights.. 1033
passenger-train service 39,484
rates on-
decking -- °0"
dredging machinery 102
grain 736
household goods 871
lumber — - 105, 1031
marble 1031
paper 478
potatoes 479
sugar 302
refrigeration 1035
smelting-in-transit arrangement 110
United States 0 881
valuation 364
versus Interstate Commerce Comn 106,365
Northern Railroad of New Jersey, bonds 107
Northern States, see North (U. S.).
Northern Telegraph Co., valuation 107
Northern Trust Co., exr., Mabel G. Reinecke
V 745
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators'
Association, coal-cars-. 128,382
Northers, see Winds.
Northrup, Alonzo, relief 565
Northrup, King & Co., millet seed 106
Northwest (U.S.):
how to attract birds - 6
Northwest Florida Corporation _ 959,993,1102
Northwest Paper Co., rosin size 874
Northwest Providence Channel, chart... 248
Northwest Shoe Finders Credit Bureau 489
Northwest Territory:
conquest, 150th anniversary —
estimate for commission 1065
law 1104
reports 590, 82% 938
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.. 876
Northwestern Fruit Exchange 97
Northwestern Lakes Survey, see Northern and
Northwestern Lakes Survey.
Northwestern Leather Co. Trust 736,871
Northwestern Lumbermens Association 1123
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co 723
Northwestern Pacific R. R.:
hiinds- 873
rates on automobiles... - - 606
Northwestern School Supply Co 1025
Northwestern Terminal Rv., valuation 739
Norton, Lewis Q., v. United States 241
Norton & Co., tallow. 482
Norvell, B. R.,v. United States I."' 620
Norway:
claim for interest on sums advanced 507 813
lights, etc 311
pilot, supplement 757
Norwich & Worcester R. R., bonds 36
Nose:
local anesthesia in nose work 246 247
radium used for nasal lesions of leprosy ' 63
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Notes, see Bonds of United States— Federal
reserve notes — National bank notes
— Treasury notes — also names of
railroads, corporations, etc., issuing
notes.
Notes on preventive medicine, see Medicine.
Notice of quarantine, see Quarantine.
Notice to aviators 121,180,248,
311, 375, 498, 625, 757, 889, 1049, 1132
Notice to mariners:
Hydrographic Office, corrections, etc.—
Aden, Gulf of 757
Africa 756
Asia 756,888,1048
Atlantic Ocean 1049
Australia 756,757,1049
Baltic Sea 888,1049
Bengal, Bav of 757
Biscay, Bav of 1049
Black Sea r~
British Columbia 757,1049
Central America, east coast !
East Indies 757, 1049
France 757
Great Britain 757,888,1049
India 757
Med iterra nean Sea 757, 888, 889, 1049
Mexico, east coast f"
New Zealand 1049
Newfoundland 625
North Sea !
Norway 757
Nova Scotia 1050
Pacific Ocean i
Persian Gulf. 757
Red Sea 757
St. Lawrence River. 1050
Scandinavia 889, 1050
South America 758,1050
West Indies 758
Hydrographic Office, weekly—
1927 50, 121, 181, 248, 311, 375, 625
1927, index... -- 121,625
1928 498,625,757,889,1050,1132
Lighthouses Bureau —
Great Lakes 662,795,925,1090
notices issued jointly with Coast and
Geodetic Survey 19, 84, 152, 217,
281, 340, 411, 538, 662, 796, 925, 1090
poster notice to mariners 19, 281, 1090
Notices of judgments, see Judgments.
Notifiable diseases, see Contagious diseases.
Notodontidae, new moths in Nat. Museum.. 1143
Notsuke Suido, chart 313
Nougaret, R. L., Phylloxera in Calif 652
Nova, Louis, v. United States 174
Nova Scotia:
charts of south coast 52,758
pilot, supplement 1050
Novick, N., acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid
test - 5141
Novorossisk Bay, chart 52|
Novorossisk Harbor, Russia, chart 52 j
Nowarat, Khor, chart 499]
Noyes, William A., memoir of Alexander
Smith... 4941
Nozzles:
fuel injection, spray penetration 47 j
pitot-venturi and pitot-static. 47,1046,
Nuclear phenomena, ascomvcete Neurospora.. 204, i
333 i
Nugent, Fred R., relief 4-38, 593, 667 j
Nukuoro Islands, chart 51 •
Nukuoro Passage, chart-.. 51 '
Number Eight Coal Co. v. United States 1110
Nunn, Janet H., Americans in the Far East... 151
Nunnally Investment Co., Josiah T. Rose v... 620
Nurse Corps, Army:
beneficiaries, to grant 6 months' pay 438,
593, 670
in World War : 779
Nurse Corps, Navy:
circular for information of nurses 247, 625
history of nursing in Navy 497
pay and allowances of female nurses 627
uniform regulations 756
see also Navy, personnel.
July-June
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Nursery-kindergarten-priiuary education 293
Nursery stock:
notices for, etc., C. O. D. parcels 629
plant quarantine art —
act, as amended 144
to amend sec. 10, hearings 674
to amend sec. 10, law 935
to amend sec. 10, reports 675,836
Nurses and nursing;
accounting from nuj-se's point of view 247
Army and Navy nurses, admit to Soldiers'
Home 438,718,719,803
diets and nurse 49
history of nmsing in Navy 497
immigration of nurses for P. R 9.52
in hospital for the tuberculous 640
influence of nurse on hospital 640
la lucha familiar contra la tuberculosis 125
Navy nurse in the Near East 247
neuropsychiatric hospital 264, 1149
neuropsychiatric training, rel. to nursing. . 65
nurses' narrative reports 907
psychiatric nurse, clinical conferences 514
public-health nurses, training 371
Public Health Service Nursing Corps.. 63, 196
training schools-
Army School of Nursing 1152
Freedmen's Hospital _. 28
Haitien General Hospital, address to
class of 1926 . 247
St. Elizabeths HospitaL"""""I"'30, 229
statistics, 1926-27 1021
tuberculosis hospitals, educ. progiam 392
visit of Virginia nurses to Pharmacist's
Mates School, Portsmouth 120
see also Nurse Corps, Army— Nurse Corps,
Navy.
Nursing, see Nurses and nursing.
Nutlets, fossil, of genus Lithospermum 899
Nutrition:
alfalfa, relation of maturity 204,269
child's nutrition 750
family's nutritive needs 332
Nuts, grown outside of U. S., labeling 957
see also names of nuts.
Nutt, Haller, relief of estate. 834,840,941,1096
Nuttall, Zelia, New Year of tropical American
indigenes 1052
Nyberg, Nels S., admr., v. United States 878
Nye, Gerald P. (Senator from N. Dak.):
reports made by —
Claims Com 449,
450, 451, 452, 706, 840, 985, 988, 989
Public Lands and Surveys Com 458,
459, 596, 597, 598, 721, 722, 856,
857, 858, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1015.
Nyman, Alexander, patent appeals 540
Nystrom, AmerB., dairy cattle breeds 143
O
Oahu:
chart 659
land for military purposes 57
Oak Hill Telephone Co 743
Oak Investment Co., Inc 290
Oakdale & Gulf Ry 477
Oakland, Calif.:
modification of harbor project 832,937
port of Oakland 643
Oakland Reservation, trust period extended... 764
Oakley, R. A.:
commercial varieties of alfalfa 209
how to grow alfalfa 404
utilization of alfalfa _- 274
Oaklev, Idaho, iron meteorite found 192
Oakville quadrangle, Tex... 229
Oaths:
Civil Service Comn. to administer... 418
corporation counsel, D. C, to administer. 586,
878
custodians of buildings to administer. . 829, 977
customs officials to administer 701,804
dispensing with for certain instruments —
report 963
statement of Robert Luce 687
eliminate renewal in certain cases ..-. 687
Page
Oats:
bacterial stripe blight 399,532
fall sown oats 654
net-energy value 3
official grain standards handbook 649
production, .\griculture Dept. pubs 788
rates on 36,477
smuts, formaldehyde seed treatment 654
smuts, stem rust reaction (2 entries) 1079
spring oat production 788
Oberlin, Hampton & Eastern Ry., deficit settle-
ment 36
Oberndorfer, E. M., liquidator, p. U.S 114,748
O'Brien, Ruth:
present trends in home sewing 145
sun suits for children 787
Observatories, see names of observatories.
Ocala National Forest, proclamation 256
Occupational therapy:
article on,_ 392
for psychotic patients 1149
helped to win figlit 1149
in mental hospital 198
profession, not a job 392
psychotics, therapeutic occupation 1149
value 392
with neuropsychiatric patients 264
see also special subject, e. g. Pottery.
Occupations:
mortality in England and Wales 1148
sickness in public utility occupations.. 639,906
see also Vocational education — Vocational
guidance — also names of occupations.
Ocean:
Cape Cod coastal sea temperatures 212
fog at sea 123,183,250,891
physical oceanography of Gulf of Maine. .. 339
see also Ocean currents — also name of
ocean.
Ocean currents:
eastern north Pacific Ocean 250,376,499
north Atlantic Ocean 183,376,759,1134
tables, Atlantic Coast, 1929 792
tables. Coast, etc., Surv., catalogues 82,
214,659
tides and currents, Boston Harbor 923
tides and currents, publications 923
Ocean Steamship Co. of Savannah v. U. S 881
Oceanography, see Ocean.
Oceans, see Ocean — also names of oceans.
Ochs, A. C, Brick & Tile Co., bricks 867
Ocmulgee River:
bridge, Fitzgerald, Ga 558,710,803
bridge, Jacksonville ferrv 684,843,935
O'Connell, F. J., soil of Green Lake Co., Wis_. 789
O'Connor, Mary E., relief 549,9.30,988
Octomitus salmonis, flagellate of trout 16
Oddie. Tasker L. (Senator from Nev.):
reports made by —
Mines and Mining Com.. 1007
Naval Affairs Com... _. 853
Post Offices and Post Roads Com 854,
855
Public Lands and Surveys Com 856,
857, 858, 1013
O'Donnell, James E., Sec. of Interior rs 26, 176
Odor of milk, effect of some feeds. 7,401
Oesterlein Machine Co _- 131,242
6sterman,Bernhard, portraits in Nat. Museum. .633
Officers, 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' Reserve Corps, Army regulations 774.
1G71
Officers' training camps, claims of certain
members - 1 107
Officers' Training Corps, Reserve, see Naval
Reserve Officers' Training Corps-
Reserve Officers' Training Corps,
Army.
O^ces, see Government offices.
1292
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Offloiftl BMette 20,86,153,219,
Official B"«"«-^-342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
inrtPT weekly 20,86,153,219,283.
index, ^eeKiy.--^-- ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^26, 927, 1092
^""'■P^^^'^''"'^^M3?m3i2:4i§;664:797;il2
OfTicial postal guide, see Postal service.
Official record. Agriculture Dept.: _
weekly publication - ^•'W'V'?n-n
270, 329, 400, 525, 648, 783, 915, 10/9
index to y. 6.
648
Official register of United States, 1927... 149
Officials, see Government officials and em-
ployees.
O'Gara Coal Co.:
Mahel O. Reinecke w •'^'^' '1?
r. United .States 44
Ogden, E. Lncv, agricultural experiment station
bulletins 652
Ogden Grain Exchange:
fl^H^ - - -- -'-l^
grain f^o
Ogi Island, chart of harbors in Dogo 1»2
Ohio:
Bennie Marks o - 224
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 14
coal field, investigation-
hearings 589.716,849,999
statement, etc., of W. H. Coolidge 999
district court, rules of practice 114
geodetic pubs., triangulation, etc 793
Highways and Public Works Depart-
ment-
transportation survey 276
industrial accidents to women 117
post route map... 631
relief 824,1005,1101
sugar beets, costs of producing, errata 635
transportation survey, report 276
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station:
soil surveys —
Clermont County 656
Fulton County 1081
Ohio & Erie Canal, dedication stones 667,689
Ohio & Kentucky Ry., securities 169
Ohio Canal, chart... 779
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation:
cattle 230
stoppage of goods in transit. 743
Ohio River:
bridges, construction by-
Abbott, C.J... 427,582,670
Ashland Bridge Co 454,558,670
Augusta, Ky 803
Beaver County, Pa 427,583,670
Cairo Association of Commerce 427,
582, 670
Elliott, E. M 427,583,670
Elliott, E. M., and Associates, Inc.. 427,
710
Franks, Edward T.. 559,671
Henderson-Ohio River Bridge Co 817,
843 935
Hendrix, B. L., etc 427,582*670
Indiana 684,817,843,935,993
International Business Co., Inc. 958
Louisville, Ky 558,582,671
Madison Bridge Co 427,582 670
Mahone, J. K., Bridge Co 559, 583! 935
Maysville Bridge Co 427,583,670
Maysville Ohio River Bridge Co.. 710
New Cumberland Bridge Co. 817, 993, 1101
New Martinsville and Ohio River
Bridiie Co., Inc 559,582,671
Reger. R. V., Bridge Co 582
Ripley Bridge Co 958,993,1101
Robinson, Dwight P., & Co., Inc 427,
r, T, .,_ ^ 583,670
Rogers Brothers Co 558,582,670
Kowan, J. L 427 §43 935
Sistersville Ohio River BridgeCo. 1 . 559,
■KVcf ir . , T, -. 583,670
« est Kentucky Bridge & Transporta-
tion Co 817 843
improvement, locks and dams "" 'ms
lightlist ■""" "" 017
«..,*'"2P^P°'"'8*^'''°' Ohio Ri'ver "system" "" 'fi?
Ohio River & Western Ry ."."."."."."."/ 234
Page
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical So-
ciety:
gates for Spiegel Grove State Park 443,
444, 721, 804
stones from Ohio & Erie Canal 667,689
Ohio State University, corn-borer 400
Oil, see Oils, and references— aZso certain head-
ings beginning Oil.
Oil burning boiler operation 1131
OilCitv, Pa., bridge 347,576,667
Oil-cloth:
census of manufactures, 1925 148
specification 286
Oil Conservation Board, see Federal Oil Con-
servation Board.
Oil derricks, safe practices 282
Oil engines, see Engines.
Oil fields, see Petroleum.
Oil lands, see Petroleum.
Oil reserves, see Naval petroleum reserves.
Oil reservoirs, protecting against lightning 1085
Oil shales:
importancia do schisto bituminoso na ex-
tract ao petrolifera 1136
Oil spravs for fuel-injection engines 1046
Oil Spring Reservation 81.5,999,1096
Oil-well machinery, rates on 170,365,739
Oil-well supplies, rates on 300, 613, 739
Oil wells, see Petroleum.
Oilcloth, see Oil-cloth.
Oilcoating processes, changes in apples 1079
Oils:
Air Corps technical order 66
bactericidal properties in vitro of oils 135
in flax, laboratories for determination 1106
road oils. Government supplies 62,638
seeds, etc., determining oil content 916
see also Essential oils— Fuel-oil— Lubricat-
ing-oils- Petroleum— aiso names of
oils.
Oita Eo, chart 50
Ojinaga, Mexico, bridge 428,584,671
Okanogan County, Wash., taxes payment 555,
848, 935
Okanogan Indians v. United States.. 242
Okanogan Irrigation District:
transfer of Okanogan project —
hearings 430,456
law 1101
reports 430
Okanogan irrigation project:
delivery of water during 1928 961
transfer to Okanogan Irrigation District —
hearings 430,456
law 1101
reports 430
Okeechobee, Lake:
drainage area, survey 1073
improvement 1108
Okemos Independent Telephone Co 873
Okfuskee County, Okla., change from northern
to eastern district 431,590,932
Oklahoma:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 149
coals, analyses 539
Corporation Commission —
V. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.. 1121
deputy marshals, pension _ _ 432
isolated tracts of land (S. 2725) 597, 698, 935
oil and gas fields, map 161
post route map 631
V. Texas 620
waters of Cimarron River 960
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station,
combined harvester-thresher... 648,649
Oklahoma Belt R. R., valuation 612
Oklahoma City, Okla.:
airway map 407
port of entry in customs district 255
sale of lands 569,803,857
V. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry 1121
Oklahoma MUlers' League, grain 103, 1029
Oklahoma, New Mexico & Pacific Ry., valua-
tion 477
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co., cement... 99,868
Oklahoma Traffic Association:
alchohol. 96
broom handles 163
lead 167
July- June
1293
Page
Okmulgee, Okla.:
City Commissioners Board-
aluminum sulphate 1024
Olberg, C. R.. relief 848,954,1096
Old age:
old-age at 50 1129
trade-union provision (3 entries in all) . 492, 623
Old age pensions:
foreign service, expenditures authorized 57
trade-union pensions 623
Old Colony RaUroad, David H. Blair v 881
Old Colonv Trust Co., esr.;
V. David H. Blair 883, 1144
V. John F. Malley 243
Old Dominion Glass Corporation, fuel-oil 735
Old Dominion Land Co., relief 576, 700,930
O'Leary, Charles R., relief 442
Oleomargarine:
definition, to amend —
hearing 830, 1106
report 943
exportation without payment of tax 1147
Government supplies 511, 1069
rates on 107
withdrawal from factories for TJ. S. use 638
Olesen, Robert:
endemic goiter among school children. ._391, 639
endemic goiter in Oregon 323,513
endemic thyroid enlargement in Cincin-
nati 513,906
iodization of water to prevent goiter 63
Oligocene period, new Vicksburg mollusks 899
Oliphant, C. L., editor, naval medical bulletin,
supplement 120,496,887
Olitsky, Peter K., foot-and-mouth disease 1080
Olive HiU Limestone Co., Inc., stone 1123
Oliver, S. T. Kent, v. United States 116
Olmstead, Roy, r. United States 176,621
Olongapo, P. I., malaria outbreak 888, 1047
Olympia, M'ash., port of entry 381
Olympic Xatioual Forest, boundaries 831
Oma 'Wan, chart 122
Omaha, Nebr.:
air navigation map 1151
bridge 843, 958, 1101
Omaha Bridge & Terminal Ry. Co., valua-
tion 364
Omaha Indians, bow and arrow makers 190
Oman, Gulf of, chart. 250
O'Neal, R. L., bridge 955
O'Xeil, Henrv A., to lease land 978, 1014, 1096
O'Neil, John F., relief 974
O'Neil, John T., relief 351
Onion:
culture 145
diseases and their control 788
effects of freezing 9
marketing onions 401
publications, .\griculture Department 401
seed, home production 788
Onnes, H. Kamerlingh, article on 190
Ontario Silver Co 1112
Operating room viewing stand and radio 497
Operations, see Surgery.
Operations and Training Division, Marine
Corps 756
Operations Bureau, Shipping Board 1152
Operators' permits. Govt, vehicles in D. C. 586, 810
Ophthalmia, gonorrheal, treatment 497
Opinions:
Attornevs General—
V. 35, by signatures... 44,242,369,621,1042
for sale bv supt. of documents 727
relating to Veterans' Bur., 1925-26 198
comptroller general —
relating to Veterans' Bur., 1925-26 198
General Claims Comn., U. S. and Mexico. 508
labor, opinions affecting 244
Veterans' Bur., 1925-26, digests 198
Opium:
regulations relative to importation, etc 512
traffic, year ended June 30, 1927 512
Oppau, Germany, synthetic ammonia plant... 288
Options and futures;
cotton-
items rel. to administration of act 401
regulating exchanges, hearings 943,983
regulating exchanges, report 943
regulations under act 330
sale in future markets 704
Page
Options and futures— Continued,
cottonseed oil, to regulate—
hearing.. 836
report 573
grain, sale in future markets-
minority views 704
report 704
grain futures act, to amend 1106
Oral infection, see Infections.
Oral prophylaxis, rel. to medicine, etc. 392
Oram, Hugh P., Florence, Ala., district.. 517
Orange:
bud selection in Valencia orange 210
Orange leaf rust, on Malakofl wheat 9
Oranges, see Orange.
Orchards:
apple-orchard renovation 274
Orders, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc.
issuing orders— ako subject of
order.
Ordinance of 1787 222
Ordnance:
artillery ammunition 393,515,641
catalogue 67, 780, 911, 1075, 1152
condemned, disposition 692, 1005, 1101
instruction in artillery design 326
maintenance, technical regulations. 324, 641, 1072
ordnance field service bulletin 520,521
advance notice of revision 67
ordnance provision svstem . 67,
138, 200, 326, 395, 521, 780, 911, 1075, 1152
standard nomenclature list 67,
138, 200, 326, 395, 521. 780, 911, 1075, 1152
used and obsolescent, transfers 827
see also names of ordnance materiel.
Ordnance Bureau, Xavy Dept 377,500
report, 1927 377,500,753
Ordnance Department, War Dept 67, 138,
200, 326, 395, 520, 644, 780, 911, 1075, 1152
.\rmy regulations 264
Ordnance Engineering Corporation 223, 370, 748
Ordovician period, ground water in rocks near
Woodstock, Va 161
Ore, see Ores.
Oregon:
buoy list 84
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 14
chart 1089
coast pilot, supplement 408
endemic goiter 323,391,513,639
forest fire prevention handbook 787
forester —
forest fire prevention handbook 787
gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, 1926 539
grasses 898
Highway Commission —
highway bridge surveys.. 789
Indians, claims 848
lands-
establishing land ofBces... 721,978
for lookout station 896
for use of Indians 848
withholding timber lands from sale 858
map of national forests 1083
post route map 631
pterosaurian reptile from Cretaceous 1143
public instruction superintendent —
forest fire prevention handbook 787
publications on, for sale 293, 1020
rocks, etc.. off coast, Executive order 382
rocks or islands for park purposes.. 458, 569, 671
water supply, Pacific slope basins 29
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station. 533
Oregon & California R. R.:
acquisition by Southern Pacific Co 107
recreational act extended to grant lands... 698,
803, 857
relief 817,858,958,1101
timber from grant lands, sale, etc. 569, 936, 1015
Oregon Basin, Wvo.. cephalopods 227
Oregon, California & Eastern Ry 107,739
Oregon Trunk Ry., valuation 110
Oregon-Washington Bridge Co 423,577,667
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation
Co.:
passenger-train service. 39
rates on —
cattle 867
doors 165
lead 364
1294
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation
Co.— continued,
rates on— Continued.
lumber J7°
shooks - ,HV
Ores:
densities of liquids and ore pulps 411
deposits of Leadville mining district 29
deposits of Mogollon mining district 95
dressing, hydraulic classification 411
rates on fluxing ores 610
tee also Iron ore— Metals— aZso names of
metals.
Organic evolution, see Evolution.
Organized labor, see Labor-unions.
Orient, currency systems - --- 83
see also Far East— Near East.
Orientalia added to Library of Congress 492
Orinoco Co., Ltd., v. United States 370
Orion, steamship, relief of seamen, etc 838
Orland irrigation project:
farm ownership opportunities 295
specifications, etc., for Stony Gorge Dam.. 96,
363
Orlando, Fla., post office, remodeling 1063
Ornithology, see Birds.
Oroluk Lagoon, chart 51
Orpet. Edward 0., hybrid Palestine iris corms. 334
Orr, Kenneth M., relief 442
Orrben, C. L., soil of Appanoose County,
Iowa 656
Orton, W. A.:
mejores patatas para la America tropical.. 1053
progresso agricola na America Latina 1135
Osage Indians:
lands and funds, division 954
leasing of oil lands 555,588
tribal and individual afTairs 555,815,954
V. United States 306
Osborne, Robert C, relief 947
Osgood, F.T>.:
analyses of mine samples-
Arkansas coals ■ 539
Indiana coals 411
Oklahoma coals 539
O'Shea, M. V., reading modern foreign lan-
guages 160
Osseous diseases, sec Bones— fl?so names of
diseases.
Osteomata, multiple, report of case 247
Osteomyelitis, acute case with metastasis 247
Osteopathy, to regulate practice in D. C 679
o.-iterby Harbor. Denmark, chart 499
osterhout, lAicius K., relief 692
ostermoor A Co.. Inc. 601
otitis media outbreak at fJatun Lake, C. Z.V.I 888
otomycosis outbreak at Gatun Lake, C. Z 888
otto, E. H.. bridpe across Missouri River... 453
Ouachita Xational Forest:
game refuges g07
timber, water, forage, etc.- "^ 8
Ouachita National Park:
to establish in .'^rkans.as... 721,978
Ouachita River:
bridges at or near —
Galion, Ark... 559,671,710,817,1101
Harrisonburg, La 428,583,671,958
Monroe, La 428, .'i44, 583
I nion-Ashley counties. Ark.. 9f.s
Outdoor recreation for industrial employees 46
Outer Harbor Terminal Ry..._ " 013
Outlawry of war troatv. see Peace
Overbey, .\unetle J., v. United States 370
Overbey, Horace, e.\r., v. United States 370
Overbey, John T., v. United States ""'" 3-9
Overman, Lee S. (Senator from N. C.)-
paper presented by-
judicial salaries 8^5
Overman, O. R., efTeet of inanition upon cows'
niilk _.. 070 400
Overpeck, .Tolm ('., seed from sugar beets ' '539
Oversea highway, uncompleted bridges ' 699,
Overtime, see Hours of labor. ''^'^''
Oviposition rate of grape leaf hoppers 3 7
Owasfo Uivor Ry., valuation IO7
Owen, Chiirles A., receiver, v. U. ,S iifi •^70
OW.M1. Cyril B.. V. U. S...'. ]:::: nSfiOO
Page
Owen, F. V., mottling in soy beans 4
Owen, Fredericka D., admrx., patent appeal.. 413
Ow-en, Owen J., to correct military record 438
Owen, Richard B., patent appeal 413
Owens Valley, meteoric iron 494
Owensboro, Ky., bridge 559,671
Owls from standpoint of farmer 6
Owsley, J. Q., chancroids, etc., treatment 48,49
Owyhee irrigation project 30, 1023
Oxidation:
meteoric irons 258
studies on oxidation-reduction 263, 906
Oxygen:
polluted waters, oxygen demand 514
same, summary in public health re-
ports 513
thermodynamic properties 1091
Oyster-shell scale, and scurfy scale 530
Oyster shells, rates on 477,739
Oysters:
bacteriology and chemistry 785
containers, etc., used in shipping 660
survey of natural beds in Florida 843
Ozark Cider & Vinegar Co., canned food 466
Ozark Hardwood Lumber Co., misrouting 612
Ozark National Forest, proclamation 1140
P
P-IB airplane, see Airplanes.
P-5 airplane, see Airplanes.
Pacasmayo Road, chart 122
Pacific li Idaho Northern Ry., valuation 234
Pacific Branch, Soldiers' Home, see National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Sol-
diers.
Pacific Chemical Co., United States v 461
Pacific Coast:
buoy lists 18,84
clonorchiasis surveys, etc 391,638
light lists 538,662,795
pilot, supplement 408
routes to Philippine Islands 313
see also Pacific States.
Pacific Coast Cone Co., ice-cream cones 737
Pacific Coast lines, sale 584
Pacific Coast Shippers' Association 612
Pacific Embroidery Co., Inc., rayon 480
Pacific islands:
lights, etc., on coasts of South Sea Isles 1049
mandate areas, etc 312
Pacific Ocean:
.\steroidea of north Pacific 1142
charts of north Pacific-
current chart 259,376,499
pilot chart 52, 12,3, 18?,
250, 313, 376, 499, 627, 759, 891, 1051
.sailing chart 250
charts of south Pacific-
great circle sailing chart 499
pilot chart 53,250,499,891
cod fisheries 151
doubtful shoals and dangers 52,53
fishing banks in north Pacific 890,891
pilot, supplement 889
trade winds of the north Pacific 77
tropical storms, north Pacific 123,1051,1134
Pacific slope, see Pacific Coast.
Pacific Southwest Exposition:
cooperation of United States .587, 701
entry of exhibits 701,804
Pacific States:
plum in relation to pruning 275
publications on, for sale 293, 1020
surface water supply i 29, 1022
trade with west coast of South America 409
see also Pacific Coast.
Pacific States Lumber Co 35
Pacific Steamship Co 1059
Pack River, plan 360
Packages, see Containers.
Packard, L. W., & Co. v. U. S 600,621,881
Packer, Army training manual 265
Packers and Stockyards Administration 333
report, 1927 333
Packing:
• bolts, elimination of waste 414
cantaloupes 648
honey. United States requirements 530
July-June
1295
Page
Packing— Continued.
insured parcels for Gt. Brit, and Ireland.. 126
razor blade packaging, waste elimination.. 344
Packing boxes, see Boxes.
Packing house products, rates on 612
Packing industry:
census report, 1925, meat packing... 14
hours and earnings, 1927, meat packing 884
packers and stockyards act, to amend —
hearings 704
Packings:
specifications —
asbestos metallic cloth sheet 22
asbestos wick and rope 22
Pacoima quadrangle, Calif 228
Paddock, William, relief 420
Padmore, Arthur A., relief 970
Paducah &. Illinois R. K., valuation 477
Page, William Tyler, see House of Representa-
tives, clerk.
Pagosa Springs quadrangle, Colo 361
Paige quadrangle, Calif 228
Paine, L. S., soil of Burt County, Xebr 10
Paine Lumber Co., doors 609
Paint:
-•Vir Corps technical order 66
census of manufactures, 1925 149
Government supplies, painters' supplies... 511
Govermnent supplies, paints 511
sailors' manual 180
specification 665
see also Pigments.
Paiating fabric 392
Paintings:
by contemporary British artists 633
in Freer Gallery of .\rt. list 767
purchase of oil painting known as Peace... 353
Paints, see Paint.
Paiute Indians:
land for Koosharem band 422,588,669
lands adjacent to Summit Lake 423, 588, 671
Palawan, coast pilot, supplement 659
Pale western cutworm and weather, Moat 920
Paleontology, see Fossils.
Palestine:
Jewish reclamation 226
Palestine iris, see Iris.
Pallada, see lion Road.
Palmer, -\. Mitchell, United States r 212
Palmer, .•Vrthur W., American cotton 72
Palmer, E. C, & Co., Ltd., envelopes 609
Palmer, Fanny M., foreign trade in agricul-
tural products 142
Palmer, Lawrence J., reindeer in .\laska 73
Palmer, Xida P., pension systems for teachers. 227
Palmer, William R., to pav expenses 943
Palmyra Township, 111., bridge 428,454,584,671
Palo .\lto, Calif., Veterans' Hospital 198
Palo Seco, treatment of lepers 502
Palos Park quadrangle. Ill 1114
Pambauwang Road, chart 312
Pamphlets:
copjTighted ... 1 18, 179, 309. 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926 245
Pan -American Child Congress:
el bienestar del niSo 308
5th Pan American Child Congress.., 761
same fin Portuguese) 893
same (in Spanish) 761
Pan American Commercial Conference 125
Pan American Conference, see International
.\m_erican Conference.
Pan American Conference on Arbitration and
Conciliation:
law 937
report 812
request for legislation 899
Pan American Congress of Highways:
1925 conference—
refK)rt of delegates ofU. S 259, 507
1928 conference, participation bv U. S. —
law : 804
legislation requested 386
reports 422.680
Pan American culture series 627. 628, 761
Pan American highway, see lut-er-American
highway.
15950—29 10
Page
Pan American Highways Congress, see Pan
American Congress of Highways.
Pan American Institute of Child Welfare, see
International American Institute
for Protection of Childhood.
Pan American miscellany 124,501,893, 1052
Pan American Postal Congress, see Pan .A.meri-
can Postal Union.
Pan American Postal Union:
convenio sobre giros postales jfc 503
franking privCege for member nations 829
resolution rel. to advertising matter 379
Pan -Imeriean Road Conferenc-e, see Pan -\mer-
ican Congress of Highways.
Pan .American Sanitary Conference:
additional protocol to sanitary convention. 1062
program 63
resolutions adopted, official report 513
Pan .A.merican Standardization Conference:
conclusions 125
report on 2d conference —
English 261
English and Spanish 322
Spanish 262
Pan American Union 54. 124, 184,252,
314, 377, 5t»0, 627, 760. 892. 1052, 11.S5
bulletin 54. 124, 184. 252, 314, 378,
500. 501. 627, 628. 700, 892. i052, 1135
index, Jan.-Dec. 1927 (English ed.) 501
index. Jan.-Dec. 1927 (Spanish ed.; 501
office building in D. C 830,935,977, 1012
publications of special interest 125
Pan Pacific Conference on Education, Rehabili-
tation. Reclamation, and Recrea-
tion, report, 1927 293
Panama:
chart of north coast 183, 1051
Panama, Bay of, chart 313
Panama Lanal:
and its ports 1152
appropriations for 1929, estimates 378
employees, authorizing increase in pay 187
employees, retirement I 684
Executive orders, supplement 379,893
facilities, to increase 849
inspecting engineer, etc., examination 58
pilots' handbook 185
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
retired warrant officers, etc., payment. 559, 671
shipping supplier, schedule of rates 315
steamship lines 502,628
Panama Canal (zone) 55.125,185,253,
315. 378. 502, 628, 761, 893, 1053, 1136
accounts, classification 502
appropriations for 1929, estimates 378
blackleg on Canal Zone 502
district court —
appeals from district court 430, 800, 850
leave of absence of judge, etc 188
rules relating to clerks 505
divisions of government —
Executive Dept 379.628,893
Executive Office 379,628,893
Governor 315
Governor, report, 1927 315
Health Dept 502,894
Health Dept., report, 1926 894
Marine Division 185
Purchasing Dept 55, 125
Purchasing Dept., exam, of inspectors. 58
Supply Dept 55
Executive orders, supplement 379, 893
flora 506
infantOe beri-beri, preliminary report 502
inspecting engineer, examination 58
judicial system 1001
laws, to revise and codify 684,935
licensing bicycles. Executive order 632
maritime quarantine policy 502
motor-vehicles, penalty for taking 456
postal service —
money-order post pffic-es... 254
post route map...'. 630
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
storehouse, construction 565
sugar content of human blood 502
supphes, proposals 55,125
1296
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Panama Caunl (zone)— Continued.
supplies, scrap classification oo
telephone directory. t>-»
vehicle and traffic laws, etc.- .- loo, /bi
vehicles, regulating speed ...---- fb
V. 20, title-page with index 378
Panama City: „
parasitic index of school children ou^
smallpox diagnosis and eradication-- 502
statue of Oen. Simon Bolivar, estimate 903
tide, moon, and sunrise tables, 1928 502
Panama, Gulf of, pilot— 1132
Panama, Isthmus of, winds and storms oSb
Panama Rail Road Steamship Line 383
Panama Railroad.- 253
notes, to cancel 684, y.-i&
pay increase for certain employees 187
ret'irenient of employees 684
rules for conductors, etc., 1927 253
Panama Rubber and Equipment Co. ;;.
U. S 157,242
Pancoast, Laura T., w. U. S 723,881
Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry 107
Panhandle crude petroleum, see Petroleum.
Panu Jin, chart '-- 891
Papago Reservation, fence east boundary 715,
^ 815,935
Pape, Charles, & Co., cucumbers 297
Pape, Elsie W., guardian, v. U. S 115
Pape, Eugene K., v. U. S 115
Paper:
asbestos, elimination of waste 284
bond and ledger, specifications 862
caroa fiber as paper-making material 21
case of A. H. Ringk & Co 860
census of manufactures, 192.5 14
contracts approved for G. P. O 726
copper number, method of determination.. 220
distinctive, for U. S. currency, etc 636
in Canada, paper and paper products 925
rates on 30, 107,
170, 188, 477, 478, 739, 873, 1033, 1121
samples submitted to G. P. O., rp. on tests. 862
standards, etc., paper and paper products- 287
stock catalogue and price list 27
supplies for Government 511
see also Cigarette papers— Parchment
paper— Wall paper— oZso Printed
paper articles.
Paper bags, rates on 740,1033
Paper Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce Bur 925
Paper-mill plugs, rates on- - 170
Paper money:
distinctive paper for U. S. currency, etc... 636
legal tender money for community needs-. 944,
1106
outstanding 64, 134, 197, 263,
324, 392, 514, 640, 774, 907, 1070, 1148
Paper mulch, crop-plant stimulation 919
Paper-stock, rates on 300
Paper towels, rates on 383
Papers, see Archives— Austin papers— IJseless
papers— aZso names of Departments,
bureaus, etc., to which papers
belong.
Papoliaku Roadstead, chart 536
Parachute Creek quadrangle, Colo... 361
Paradichlorobenzene:
anthelmintic 270,402
experiments, peach-borer control in South.' 651
use to prevent ravages of peach borer.. 144
Paraffin troubles in producing crude oil.. 662
Paralline Companies, Inc., mah-jong sets 105
Paraguay, budget... 17
Parallaxes of 57 stars " 494
Paralysis (infantile), see PoiiomyelitisV
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation 1042
Parana pine, see Pine.
Parana River, chart 890
Parasites:
control of injurious insects.-- _.. . 190
index of .school children in Panama 502
intestinal, in U. S. Army in World War 779
of—
European corn borer 207
Hessian fly 648, 786
Page J
Parasites— Continued. I
of— Continued. '
pine tip moth 7
pink bollworm in Hawaii 273
poultry, internal medication 786
sheep 650
see also names of parasites, or names of dis-
eases which they cause.
Parasitic insects, see Parasites.
Paratetranychus, see Citrus mite— European .
red mite. ii
Paratyphoid fever: J
bacilli, relation to food poisoning - 888 t
in U. S. Army in World War 779 «
Parcel post:
cigars, etc., importation-
hearing 570
report - 571
collect-on-delivery—
examination by addressees 894
naval vessels, service discontinued 316
nursery stock parcels, notices, etc 629
recording at 1st and 2d class offices 762
undeliverable, irregular treatment 629
convention vrith Austria^
postal regulations 629
text of convention ■ 1062
convention witli IVTaeao 379
farm produce, marketing 400
foreign mails 253
fountain pens in short-paid parcels-- 253
increased facilities for Germany 1138
insured —
inquiry for number, new form 3849-C-„ 502
new method of filing receipts 126
packing for Great Britain and Ireland - 126
undeliverable, irregular treatment 629
postage rates on 4th-class matter 1138
sealed parcels at 3d or 4th class rates 762
sender's name, etc., on 4th class mail 1053
Parchment paper:
case of D. J. Powers (for Franklin Co.) 461
case of George W. Rueff, Inc 461
Parco, Wyo., lands for aviation field— 597, 698, 935
Pardee, J. T.:
manganese-bearing deposits 1114
phosphate rock 464, 1114
Pardons, report relating to 354
Parent-teacher associations:
las asociaciones de padres y maestros 378
Parente, Joe, v. United States 176
Parents:
education for parenthood 93
of juvenile delinquents, alcoholism .-. 177
see also Parent-teacher associations.
Paria, Gulf of, chart 250
Paridy, Charles,!). United States 460
Paris, France:
American Legion convention, proceedings- 805
International Office of Public Hygiene. 64, 1070
Paris & Great Northern R. R 613
Paris green:
by airplane in mosquito control 196,323
with sand to destroy mosquito larvae-- 323, 513
Parisli, John C, conference of historical socie-
ties, 1921 -- 320
Parish, William, relief -- 970
Park, William M.:
automotive industry, etc., of Gt. Britain.- 924
position of Gt. Britain's leading automobile
manufacturer 280
Park Commission, see National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
Park Place, Tex., claim -- 700
Park police force, see Police.
Parker, Edward C, hay standards handbook 5, 784
Parker, Edwin B., salary 897 d
Parker, G. L.: ■
surface water supply — ™
lower Columbia River and Oregon 29
Snake River basin 1022
Parker, H. L., European corn borer in Europe- 917
Parker, J. B., improving dairy herds- -. 651
Parker, James S. (Representative from N. Y.):
reports made by —
Conference Com 673,939,941
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com... 682,817
Parker, Janie M., relief 697,930,1013
July-June
1297
Page
Parker, John M., v. United States 113
Parker, Joseph B ., cow tester's handbook _ _ 401
Parker, L. M., see as custodian of records.
Railroad Labor Board.
Parker-I-See-O Post no. 12, All American Indian
Legion, land 979
Parkersburg Kig & Reel Co.:
iron 871, 1030
oil-well supplies 613, 739
Parkinson, T., measurements of radio fading.. 155
Parks, James E., Luxemburg, survey 1090
Parks, Tilman B. (Representative from Ark.):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 348, 556, 557, 559,
560, 683, 685, 817, 955, 957, 958, 960
Parks:
District of Columbia, regulations, 1927 188
General Land Office regulations, etc 28
see also National parks — State parks — also
names of parks.
Parlatoria date scale, see Date palm scale.
Parman, D. C:
external parasites of poultry 786
tabanid egg parasite, Phauurus emersoni.. 402
Parmele, H. B., sauerkraut 525,647
Parmenter, B. M., rights of U. S. and Alabama
in Muscle Shoals 447
Parmenter, R,, oceanography, Gulf of Maine.. 339
Parr, George T., patent appeal 797
Parr, V. V., ranch organization, etc 648
Parran, Thomas, jr.:
public health organization of Denmark 196
venereal disease prevalence 773, 906
Parrett, David, relief 43S
Parrish, C. W., v. Mexico •.... 130,193
Parry, William:
laws relating to weights and measures 23
same, descriptive circular 23
Parsons, D. E., interlock ing-rib tile walls 666
Pasilangan, Jiko, chart.. 50
Passaic River, chart 793
Passenger rates:
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee R. R.. 478
New York Central R. R 1033
Ulster & Delaware R. R 1033
Passenger traffic:
ocean borne, 1927, fiscal year 505
ocean borne, 1927, quarterly.. 128,383,766,1058
Passenger-train service, see Train service.
Passports:
granting and issuing. Executive order. 632, 768
notice to bearers..! 193, 634
refund of certain visa fees.. 681,699
regulations, consular service 633,900,1061
regulations, State Department. 768
Pastels in Freer Gallery of Art, list 767
Paster for use in campaign against rats 528
Pasteurization:
court decisions 63, 196
definitions, and their enforcement 63
milk, present status _ 272
milk and foam, bacterial count, etc 206
Pastures, hillside, timber growing 145
Patch, Edith M., bread or barberries 404
Patch, Margaret A., agriculture, 1925.. 337,407,535
Pate, Charlie R., relief .__,... 438,1005,1096
Patent medicines, census report, 1925 79
Patent Office 19,85, 153,218,
282, 341, 412, 539, 663, 796, 926, 1091
decisions —
1927 796
weekly (in Official gazette).. 20,86, 153, 219,
283, 342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
weekly (separates). 20,
85, 86, 153, 218, 282, 283, 342, 412,
413, 540, 663, 796, 797, 926, 1091
fraud, deception, etc., to prevent —
hearing 1107, 1109
reports 695,1010
report, 1927 284
rules of practice 219
Patents:
classification 20,86,154,219,
283, 342, 413, 541, 664, 797, 927, 1092
classification manual, corrections, etc 86,
• ■ 283, 284, 413
Page
Patents— Continued,
decisions —
1927 796
in OflScial gazette 20,86,153,219,
283, 342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
separates from Official gazette... 20,
85, 86, 153, 218, 282, 283, 34"2", 412,
413, 540, 663, 796, 797, 926, 1091
forfeiture of rights 595,720
fraud, deception, etc., to prevent —
hearings 1107, 1109
reports 695,1010
general information 283
in Official gazette 20, 86, i5'3] 219,
283, 342, 413, .540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
index to patents issued, 1927 413
issue to Govt, employees without fees-
hearings 1107
law 935
reports 695,854
law of industrial property, Colombia 215
law' of industrial property, Cuba 83
laws 283
licensing patents owned by U. S 828
reissue of defective patents. 720,975,1101
time limitations, extension . . 828, 829, 1010, 1101
see also Inventions— Land patents— aZso
names of persons, firms, etc., apply-
ing for patents.
Patents Committee, House:
hearings 695, 828, 829, 975, 1107
reports 442, 566, 695, 828, 829, 975
Patents Committee, Senate:
hearings 595, 720, 1109
minority views lOlO
reports 720,854, 1010
Paterson, N. J., Association of Governmental
Labor Officials of U. S. and
Canada 491
Pathfinder Bird Refuge, reestablishing 1057
Pathology, see names of diseases.
Patients:
admissions and discharges, classification... 392
as individuals 135
reading predilections... 135
relatives of, improving our contact 65, 198
Paton, C. R., 2-stroke cycle engine 119
Paton, R. R., forest plantations 648,783
Patten, Anna F., dietetics at naval hospitals. . 49
Patterson, C. A., dental engineering 65
Patterson, J. E., western pine beetle... 7
Patton, Kenneth S., Kingdom of Serbs, etc 925
Paul, B., cases 225,292,1019
Paul, J, W.:
coal-mine timbering, State laws 539
fifty-nine coal mine fires 411
timbering bituminous coal mines 1091
V. United States (case of J. W. Paul as
trustee). 859
Paull, Irving S.:
trade association activities 411
same, descriptive circular. 538
Paulsen, C. G.:
surface water supply —
Great Basin 94
Missouri River basin 94
Snake River basin 1022
Pauly, E. G., surgical instrument trade 1090
Pauly, Rose, appointment 632
Paving bricks, see Bricks.
Paw Paw, W. Va., bridge.. 959
Pawnee Indians:
monument on site of battle with Sioux 821,
1001, 1099
trust period extended 1140
Paxton quadrangle, 111 729
Pay, see Salaries— Wages— aZso certain head-
ings beginning Pay.
Pay, Army:
allowances for enlisted men 256
allowances for otficers.. 897
chaplain at Military Academy. .. 437,934, 1004
"child" and "children", to define... 970
disbursement, etc., of appropriation 440
military aviators—
H. R. 11273, hearings 822
H. R. 11273, report 822
S. 4235, report.-. 966
1298
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Pay, Army-Continued.
officers limited to grade of captain... -- yTO,
lUUu, liUz
pay readjustment act as amended 325
pay tables, 1928 77o
to equalize for certain officers luuo
traveling expenses... ^^'*'n~T inno
warrant officers %v-c ' \Wn
withhold to cover indebtedness to U. b... u9.i,
692,970,1102
Pav, Coast and Geodetic Survey:
"allowances for enlisted men 256
allowances for officers 897
"child" and "children," to define. 970
pay readjustment act as amended 325
traveling expenses 594,972, 1103
Pay, Coast Guard:
allowances for enlisted men 256
allowances for officers 897
"child" and "children," to define 970
instructions, amendments 61,
132,511,771,1068,1145
instructions, circular 132, 511, 037, 1068
lieutenant commanders of line, etc 827,
1009, 1102
nonaccrual of pay, circular 1068
pay readjustment act as amended 325
traveling expenses 694,972, 1103
warrant officers 974, 1009
Pay, Marine Corps:
"allowances for enlisted men 256
allowances for officers 897
"child" and "children," to define 970
pay readjustment act as amended 325
traveling expenses 594,972, 1103
warrant officers 974,1009
Pay, National Guard:
disbursement procedure 593, 692, 802
flying requirements, regulations 897
preparation of pay rolls and vouchers 260
Pay, Navy:
allowances for enlisted men.. 256
allowances for officers.. 897
"child" and "children," to define 970
lieutenant commanders of stafl corps 827,
1009, 1102
pay readjustment act-
act as amended... 325
pay bill instructions, changes 313
pay bill instructions, section C 627
submarine and diving duty 595, 695, 803
traveling expenses.. 594, 972, 1103
■warrant officers 974, 1009
withhold to cover indebtedness to U. S 593
Pay, Public Health Service:
allowances for enlisted men 256
allowances for officers 897
"child" and"children," to define 970
pay readjustment act as amended 325
traveling expenses 594,972, 1103
Payette River, plan and profile 95
Paymaster General, Navy, see Supplies and
Accounts Bureau, Navv Dept.
Payne, Paul Rubio, alias, see Rubib, Paul.
Pea:
production for canning 275
root-nodule bacteria 525,647
winter field peas 331
see also Cow-peas.
Peabody, S. J., Lumber Co.:
logs... 612
lumber 475
Peace:
Netherlands and IT. S., protocol to treaty 1062
Netherlands and U. S., treaty 768
renunciation of war-
multilateral treaty, notes 901
te.xt of M. Briand's pact... 901
war prevention policy of U. s"., address. 768
Peace (painting):
to purchase, estimate 353
Peace council at Medicine Lodge:
tablet to commemorate —
hearing 688
Jaw. 934
reports 689,851
Peach:
rates on peaches 107,234,740,1121
%'arieties and their classification 532
Page
Peach borer:
control, paradichlorobenzene experiments.. 651
how to prevent or lessen its ravages 144
Peaches, see Peach.
Peacock, J. H., Mississippi R. bridge.. 426, 580, 669
Peacock's Anchorage, chart 183
Peale, Rembrandt H.:
Secretary of Interior, etc., vs 724, 727
V. Federal Power Commission 44
Peanuts:
grading, roasting, etc., census, 1925 213
rates on 108,613,740,873
Pear, see Pears.
Pearce, A. T., watermelons 173
Pearl Island, Interior Dept. control 763
Pearl River:
bridges —
Edinburg, Miss 958,1102
Leake County, Miss 583,684,803
Rankin County, Miss 583,685,803
Pearl River Valley Lumber Co.:
bridge in Leake County, Miss 583,684,803
bridge in Rankin County, Miss... 583,685,803
Pearl River Valley Railroad:
notes 36
rates on wood 40
Pearlman, Barney, ;;. United States 177
Pears:
acetaldehyde in Bartlett pears 532,647
rates on 170
scald and breakdown 532,647
Pearsall quadrangle, Tex 361
Pearson, J. T., relief 550,989, 1097
Pearson .lohn R.:
relief 988
V. United'Statesr'-"^MI"'II^'."^.'366,881
Pearson, Margaret W.:
relief 988
V. United States 306,881
Pearson's equivalent probability r method 1084
Peas, see Pea.
Peaslee-Gaulbert Co.:
copper sulphate 32
varnish 237
Peavey, Hubert H. (Representative from Wis.):
reports made by —
Indian Affairs Com 555,815
War Claims Com 571, 700, 833, 834, 981
Pecan:
development from flower to maturity 4, 141
insects and their control 273,918
Peck, Franklin D., relief 824
Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone Co 1121
Pecos River:
quality of w-ater 161
waters, consent to compact 961
Pecos Valley Southern Ry 170
Pectin extracts in jelly 208
Peddler cars, see Refrigerator-cars.
Pedersen, Thyra E.:
care of Government property... 198
ideal attendant 1071
influence of nurse on hospital... 640
Pedro Gonzales Island, chart 313
Peebles, Robert H., shedding, cotton hybrid. 3,76
Peek, B. F., Mississippi R. bridge.... 817,992, 1100
Peek, Charles, utensil sterilizer... 49
Peerless Explosives Co., saltpeter 481
Peery, George C. (Representative from Va.):
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com 348, 423, 427, 429, 557,
559, 683, 685, 816, 817, 956, 957, 959
Pegel, Hermann (Pegal, p. 385, incorrect):
claim 385,587,800,811
Peipers, Martha E., v. Alien Property Custo-
dian, etc 336
Peixotto, J. C, relief 840
Pelfrey, Samuel, relief.. 351
Pell City, Ala., bridge 556,578, '
Pellagra:
in Mississippi flood area... 323,511
nature and prevention 196,
preventive action of cowpea, etc 196, 3^j
preventive action of tomato, etc
relation of black tongue of dogs... 513, 905, 1148J
review '... 39r
Pellen, Jobn H-, map of Colo. River basin.... lO;
July-June
1299
Page
Pelton, Florence J., nurses in neuropsyehiatric
hospital 264
Pelton, Honoro G., exrx., v. David H. Blair. 486, 746
Penacook quadrangle, N. H 228
Penal code, see special subject.
Penalty mail, see Mail matter.
Pence.John P., reappointment 351
Pend d'Oreilles, see Kalispel Indians.
Pend Oreille Lake, plan 360
Pendleton, T. P., map compilation from aerial
photographs 604
Pendleton & Gilkev, posts - 479
Pendleton's Ferry, bridge 818,936,994
Penicillium digitatum, citrus fruit decay.- 399,525
Penicillium gladioli, rot of corms 783, 919
Penicillium italicum, citrus fruit decay 399, 525
Peninsula Produce Exchange:
burlaps 1026
ice 1030
Penis chancroid, tartar emetic treatment 887
Penitentiaries, see Convict labor — Crime and
cri minals — Prisons.
Pennington, Catherine E., agricultural experi-
ment stations.. 331
Pennington, J. A. G., automotive advertising. 151
Pennsylvania:
anthracite region, mining thin coal beds.. 539
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah region. 329
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 14
child dependency and delinquency 45
climate of southeastern Pennsylvania 790
coal fields, investigation-
hearings 589,710,849,999
statement, etc., W. H. Coolidge. 999
election case of James M. Beck —
hearings 552,679
minority views 679
report . 679
Hessian fly, status of parasites 648,788
post route map 631
public service retirement system ... .. 117
Pennsvlvania & Newark R. R., bridge 6?3,
841, 932
Pennsylvania Company, valuation 300
Pennsylvania Oil Co. of Evanston 1033
Pennsylvania Railroad:
abandonment of part of branch 230, 478
bridge across Allegheny River 347, 576, 667
bridge across Delaware River 683, 841, 932
delivery charges 470
land in Philadelphia, to purchase.. 565,593,671
lands in Philadelphia, exchange 565,852,935
rates on—
alcohol 30
apple pomace • 1024
ash-cans 465
automobile bumpers 1024
brass 98,163,607,1025
burlap bags 867
burlaps 1026
cabbage 466
cans 1026
cattle 733
cement 467, 1026
coal 468
coke 31
copper 296
fuel-oU 166,735
hides and skins 104
hydrogen peroxid 298
ice 1030
ice machines 1119
iron (2 entries) 737
lenses.... 299
logs 474,612,738
lumber 475
middlings 476
paper 107
paper-stock 300
petroleum 740
potatoes 479
rags 614
rods 171
sUk. 743
spools 1123
sugar - ..-- 1123
vegetable fibers 237
Page
Pennsylvania Railroad— Continued.
reconsignment... 1122
stock. _ 1121
Pennsylvania State College:
School of Agriculture-
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah
region 329
Pennsylvania Tunnel & Terminal R. R. stock. 478
Penrose, R. A. F., jr., memoir of J. C. Branner. 493
Penrose, Spencer, v. United States 1017
Pens, see Fountain pens.
Pensacola, Fla.:
air navigation map... 776
aviation charts (2 en tries).. 889
aviation crashes in 1927 496,497
title to lots 459,569,803
Pension Bureau 362,464,1115
examining surgeons, instructions 1115
report, 1927 362
salaries, estimate, 1929 510
see also Scott, Winfield.
Pensions:
aviation dutv, to include Army.. 595,695
decisions 159,358,1021
deputy marshals in Arkansas, etc 432
for members of Life Saving Service 955
for soldiers, sailors, widows, etc —
Civil War (H. R. 13511) 960,1010,1096
Civil War (S. 2900) 457,596,805,819,930
Regular Army (H. R. 10141) 567,
854, 930, 941
Regular Army (H. R. 12381) 695,
854, 941, 1096
Regular Army (H. R. 13563). 975, 1010, 1096
Regular .\rmy (S. 2505) 854
Regular Navy (H. R. 10141) 567,
854 930 941
Regular Navy (H. R. 12381) ... 69.5,
854, 941, 1096
Regular Navy (H. R. 13563) 975,
1010, 1096
Regular Navy (S. 2505) 854
wars other than Civil (H. R. 10141)... 567,
854 930 941
wars other than Civil (H. R. 12381).. 695.
854, 941, 1096
wars other than Civil (H. R. 13563)... 975
1010, 1096
for widows of Civil War soldiers, etc 457,
560,854,941,1102
public-school teachers, pension systems 227
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 292, 862
submarine accidents, double pensions 567,
596, 854, 935
survivors of Jeanette relief expedition 976
see also Civil service pensions— Federal Re-
serve Retirement Fund — Old age
pensions— also names of persons
granted pensions.
Pensions Committee, IJouse:
reports 443,567,695,975,976
Pensions Committee, Senate:
hearings 457
reports 457, 595, 596, 720, 854, 1010
Pentatomids, Megaridinae and Canopinae 633
Peoples Telephone & Telegraph Co 1033
Peoria, 111., bridge. 557,708,802
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry., valuation.. 365
Peoria Railway Terminal Co., valuation 234
Pepin Pickling Co., pickles 1033
Pepper, Loretta, relief 947
Peppermint cultivation 788
Peppers, rates on 1121
Peptic ulcer, Sippy treatment (2) 247
Percy, Clara, claim ._ 820
Perdido Bay:
bridge. Bear Point, Ala 559,710,803
bridge, Int-rarity Point, Fla.. 843,959,993, 1102
Pere Marquette Ry.:
control by Chesapeake & Ohio Ry 1118
equipment trust 170
rates on—
coal 101
grapes 1030
iron --- 737
logs 738
stock issue proposed... 300
valuation 234
1300
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Perennials, herbaceous...... 532
Perfect Window Eegulator Co. v. U. b ---- 9U,
Perfumery: „.
case of lioRer & Oallet 25
census report, 1925 '^
Pericarditis; , , , • ^a
complicating pulmonary tuberculosis b4
witii effusion, direct diagnosis 247
Pericardium, calcification..-. 640
Periderm, wound, formation in potato biZ, bi/
Periodicals: ■ u* a na
contributions to, copyrighted - lis,
179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
contributions to, copyrighted, index, 1926.- 245
copvrigiited - — 46,245,624
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926. 46
Government periodicals, subscriptions 93,
1020
subscriptions may be paid in advance 687
Treasury Department publications 769
Periodogram, group or correlation ... 147
Perishable commodities, see Agricultural
products.
Perkins, Randolph (Representative from N.J.) :
reports made by —
Coinage, Weights and Measures Com. 550,
551, 809, 948, 949
Perkins, William, relief 351
Perkins, Willis J., v. Lawrence B. Sperry 177
Perlman Rim Corporation v.V.S 223,306,723
Permanent International Association of Road
Congresses:
invitation to hold 6th session in U. S. —
law 805
report of State Dept 507
reports of committees 422, 680
Permian period, fossil insect 60
Permits:
bobwhite quail from Me.xico 330
building, in principal cities —
1926- - 178
1927 1044
coal, extension of time... 458, 568, 667
manufacture, etc., of intoxicating liquors. . 196
oil and gas-
contests 1014
extension of time 444, 459, 597, 671
prospecting, in Wyoming 570
work in navigable waters 137
Pernicious anemia, see Anemia.
Peroxids, see Hydrogen peroxid.
Perry, J .A., relief 808
Perry, J. C, tularaemia among meadowmice.. 639,
906
Perry County, Miss., soil survey 789
Perry County, Tenn., bridge 348,354,455,544
Perry Point, Md., Veterans' Hospital 702
Perry's Victory Memorial Commission 362
estimate ., 637
report, 1927 362
Perryville, Battle of, 1862. tablet..-. 348,671
Persian Gulf pilot, supplement 757
Personnel and Business Administration Office,
Agriculture Dept HI
Personnel Board of Foreign Service, see Foreign
Service Personnel Board.
Personnel Classification Board, estimate 1066
Per.sson, Oscar E. F., U. S. v 1127
Peru:
as lumber market 661
budget 339
charts. 122,890
electrical equipment, marketing. . . I5i
foreign trade for 1926 use
Pescadores Channel, chart 183
Pests, see Agricultural pests— insects— oZso
names of pests.
Petaluma Creek, examination and survey 910
Petfen:
chicle industry 252
same ( in Portuguese) "I"'"'"' 501
Peter, A. M., calcium compounds, utilization
•,, by hens in ogg production 783,915
leter Muhlenberg Memorial Association,
T> * ,. monument in D. C 689, 851, 937
Peters, M. C, Mill Co., burlaps 163
Peterson, A. A., creep of steels 665
Page
Peterson, Burt A., patent appeal 341
Peterson, W. H., sauerkraut 525,647
Peterson Bay, chart 215
Petit Jean Mountain, sale of lauds 831, 858, 1096
Petrified Forest National Monument, rules 29
Petrography, see Rocks.
Petroleum:
crude petroleums of U. S., analyses 796
emulsions, size of drops and toxicity 6
importancia do schisto bituminoso 1136
industry, prices, etc., report 1019
leasing Osage oil lands 555, 588
oil fields —
Cat Creek and Devils Basin 94
of Oklahoma, map 161
of Texas, map 161
Panhandle crude petrolum, report on 726
paraffin troubles in producing crude oil 662
permits —
contests 1014
extension of time 444, 459, 597, 671
prospecting in Wyoming 570
pipe-tool accidents at wells, prevention 662
possibilities, Bell Springs dist., Wyo... 464,863
production in 1926 925
prospects, northea.stern Colorado 604,863
publications on —
oil leases 293
petroleum 226,1113
rates on petroleum 36 ,
108, 170, 300, 478, 606, 740, 873, 103 I
rates on petroleum products. . . 108, 300, 478, 740
refineries in foreign countries 18
refinery statistics, 1926 412
refining, census report, 1925 14
substitutes and shale oil development, rp„ 463
see also Fuel-oil — Naval petroleum re-
serves.
Petroleum Exposition, see International Pe-
troleum Exposition.
Petroleum Institute, see American Petroleum
Institute.
Pettis, C. R., Baltimore, Md., district 516
Pettit, George, relief 692
Peyton Packing Co., meat 299
Pfau, C. L., Bacillus coli in soil 64
Pfeiffer, Albert, syphilis, etc., N. Y. State 907
pH, see Hydrogen-ion concentration.
Phanurus emersoni, tabanid egg parasite 402
Phares, W. A., gastric and duodenal ulcer 197
Pharmacist's mate. Navy training course 49
Pharmacist's Mates School, Portsmouth:
hypodermic injection as taught at 120
visit of Virginia nurses - 120
Pharmacy under naval government 120
Pheasants, Chinese ring-necked, mailing 254
Phelps, Francis P., new base point on thermo-
metric scale 89
Phenol:
costs in U. S. and Great Britain 508
duty decrease, proclamation- 318,508
oxidation-reduction studies 906
tastes, etc., in water after chlorination 905
Philadelphia, Pa.:
address of C harles E . Hughes 1062
address of President Coolidge 317
aviation charts 122
land, to sell to Pennsylvania R. R 565,
593, 671, 852, 935
lands, exchange with Pennsylvania R. R- 565,
852, 936
relief - 706
rivers, etc., in district 518
waterfront, chart - -. 408
see also National Bank of Commerce.
Philadelphia, U. S. frigate, observations taken
on board, 1800 497
Philadelphia & Reading Ry., valuation -. 740
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Vfashington R. R.,
bonds - 234
Philadelphia, Bethlehem & New England R.
R., valuation 614
Philadelphia Boiler Works v. U. S— - 723, 748, 1111
Philadelphia Forum, address of Charles E.
Hughes - 1062
Philippi, W. Va.:
post office-- - - 696,830,9.35,1012
topographic map of quadrangle. 865
July- June
1301
Page
Philippine Constabulary 692,824,852,970,1101
Philippine Islands 644
Agriculture Department —
bulletin 32, adaptation 761
articles imported into U. S., tax moneys-.. 598
biology, contributions 192,899
board of visitors, biennial appointment 722
catalogue of charts, etc 82
chart 793
coast pilot -- 408
coast pilot, supplement 659
commercial survey 84
Cyrtidae, new genus of 2-winged flies 258
governor general-
assistants in office, hearings 598,815
assistants in office, minority views 682
assistants in office, reports 555,599
report, 1926 644
governors of non-Christian provinces. 598
money-order post offices 254
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
routes to Pacific Coast ports 313
salaries of certain officials —
hearings 598, 815
minority views 682
reports 555, 599
tobacco, etc., exported to, drawback 1147
see o/«G Filipinos.
Philipsborn's r. United States 460,619,879
PhilUps, E. F.:
beekeeping in buckwheat region 206
beekeeping in tulip-tree region 651
bees 206
carbohydrate utilization by honeybees (2) . 269
wintering bees in cellars 529
Phillips, Estelle K., sand and gravel 539
Phillips, Frank M., teachers' colleges, etc 160
Phillips, John C, wild birds in N. America 916
Phillips, Matilda, Latin American foreign
trade, 1926 628
Phillips, Tracy L., relief 827
Phillips, W. J., Eurytoma parva 7
Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., address
of President Coolidge 1054
Phillips Petroleum Co., tank-cars 483
Phipps, Lawrence C. (Senator from Colo.):
reports made by-
Appropriations Com 704
Banking and Currency Com 984
Post Offices and Post JRoads Com. 596, 1011
Phoebus, M. A., commercial readjustment,
Brazil 1089
Phoenix, Ariz.:
air navigation maps 777,909
Chamber of Commerce^
sugar 876
street, part of Federal building site —
hearings 443
law.. 544
reports 443,458,596
Phoenix Desk & Chair Co., desks 470
Phonographs, census, 1925 214
Phosphates;
analysis of Tennessee phosphate rock 89
in Three Forks- Yellowstone Park re-
gion 464,1114
production of phosphate rock, 1926 341
rates on acid phosphate 606
rates on phosphates. 36, 740
Phospholipins in seeds 526,647
Phosphorus:
absorption by wheat seedlings 204,206
rations containing, assimilation 269,270,401
Photographic supplies for Government 511
Photographs:
copyrighted 47,179,373,1046
cop>Tighted, index, etc., 1927 1046
fuel sprays from engine injection valves 495
map compilation from aerial photographs.. 604
pneumothorax on post mortem 392
Photometric standards (.Spanish translation) . . 18
Phragmidium imitans, cause of yellow rust of
raspberry 3, 72
Phuong Con, John D. Nagle v 305
Phylloxera infestation, study in Calif 652
Physical defects, your child's.. 750
Page
Physical education:
in American colleges and universities 28
physical education series 727
professional training, report 727
Physical examination:
child's health examination... 750
compared with autopsy findings 264
dental observations.. 887, 1047
for Coast Guard 322
in Navy, annual 497
los reconocimientos medicos prenupciales. . 761
Physical reconstruction, see Rehabilitation of
the disabled.
Physical training, see Physical education.
Physicians:
Indian service, educational leave... 682, 848, 935
rank of physician to the President 351,
692, 935, 970, 980
see also Surgeons.
Physics, Navy training course 247
Physiotherapy:
cases treated by, notes 514
for cardiovascular degenerations 514
lecture to nurses 1071
treatment of gastroenteroptosis.., 65
treatment of osseous disease and injiu'y 64
Phvtophaga destructor, see Hessian fly.
Picher, Emily S., trustee, v. U. S 25,242
Picher, Oliver S., case of trustee v. U. S 25, 242
Pickert, L., Fish Co., Inc., relief. 963
Pickles:
fermented, making 6
rates on 1033
Pickwick quadrangle, Tex 361
Pictures, see Motion pictures— Paintings-
Photographs— Portraits.
Piedmont & Northern Ry 1033
Piedmont Grocery Co. vs. U. S 600
Piedmont region of S. C, archeology 898
Piemeisel, Lydia N., plants, water require-
ment 4, 10
Pierce, A. H., relation of neuropsychiatrie
training to general nursing 65
Pierce, James M., relief 565
Pierce, Leslie, apple scab 788
Pierce County, Wash., dam 816,931
Pierce Pond quadrangle, Me 361
Pierre, W. H., soU of Grant Co., S. Dak. 276
Pierson, James R., patent appeal 219
Pieters, .\. J.:
abonos verdes para la America tropical 628
clover failure 654
green manuring 919
sweet clover 920
Pietsch, .\rav L., David H. Blair ». exr 881
Pietsch, Walter G., exr., David H. Blair v 881
Piezo-electric stabilization, generator 665
Pig, see Swine.
Pig iron, see Cast-iron.
Pigments:
dry colors for Engrav. and Print. Bur 511
lead and zinc, 1926 340
see also Anthocyan — Paint.
Pigs, see Swine.
Piippo, Arthur F., Madison aerological data... 790
Pikelot Island, chart 51
Pilger, Theodore:
German machinery industry and trade C61
German metal-working machinery indus-
try 661
Leipzig Technical Show 410
National German Machinery Mfrs. Assoc. 410
Pilgrim Holiness Church, census, 1926... 922
Piling, rates on 478,740
Pilliod Lumber Co. v. David H. Blair 621
Pillows, kinds and sizes for ship equipment 88
Pillsbury, G. B., survey of lakes, report, 1927.. 643
Pilot charts:
Atlantic Ocean, north 52, 123, 183,250,
313, 376, 499, 627, 759, 891, 1051, 1134
upper air 376, 627, 759, 1051, 1134
Atlantic Ocean, south 52,250,499,891
Central American waters 52, 123, 183, 250,
313, 376, 499, 626, 759, 890, 1051, 1134
Indian Ocean 52, 123, 183,250,
313, 376, 499, 626 759, 890, 1051, 1134
1302
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Pilot charts-Continued.
Pacific Ocean, north 5-. i-iA, laa,
pacinc ^Jcean^g^ 3^3^ g^g^ ^gg^ 337^ 759, ggi, 105I
Pacific Ocean, south - 53,250,499,891
Pilot guides, see Coast pilots— ai«o names of
localities.
Pilot ladder, American marine standard.-.---- ^44
Pilot Mountains, quicksilver deposits 228,1114
Pilots' handbook, Panama Canal 1*5
Pincus. Harry, relief - 676
Pine, W. B. (Senator from Okla):
reports made by— ^
Indian Affairs Com 588, ,15,998
Military Affairs Com 594, .595, 1003
Parana pine lumber industry of Brazil 18
protect from bl ister rust 1083
sawfly injurious to young pines 530
shortieaf pine primer 208
western white pine timber growing, etc 274
Pine & Cypress Manufacturing Co.:
demurrage iso^iqa
misroutmg iw, m»
Pine Bluff & Arkansas River Ry., valuation— 38
Pine Plains military res., area restored 382
Pine Plains National Forest, order establishing
rescinded 382
Pine Plume Lumber Co., demurrage 734
Pine Ridge Reservation, per capita payment-- 954,
999, 1102
Pine tip moth:
in Nebraska National Forest 204,273
three new hymenopterous parasites. .- 7
Pineal shadow, diagnostic landmark 887, 1048
Pineapple:
culture in Florida 334
el cultivo de la pifia 893
Pinedo, Francesco de, to present Distinguished
Flying Cross 935
Pinellas Point, bridge ^85,711,804
Pines, xee Pine.
Pineville quadrangle, W. Va 729
Piney Creek & Paint Creek R. R., valuation.- 29G
Piney Point, bridge.. 685,711,804
Pingplap Islands, chart 51
Pink boUworm:
eradication-
additional appropriation 673
estimates 509,637,1065
hearings 807,943
l&w 937
reports".".-.!.-' ! "867,84.3,980
correction for p. 843 914
parasites of pink bollworm in Hawaii 273
quarantine on account of 72
Pinney, Anna H., appointment 897
Pins, see Insulator pins.
Pioneer Coal A- Coke Co., coal - 31
Pipe:
cases—
Grinnell Co 461
Sanchez, Enrique V 158
cast-iron pipe, census, 1925 -. 214
distinctive markings for piping 89
rates on 170, 234, 478, 614, 740, 765, 1034, 1059
Pipe-line coating, rates on 478
Pipe tool accidents at wells, prevention . . 662
Piper, C. v.:
cultivated grasses - 6.54
green manuring -- 919
velvet bean . _ _ .533
Pirkey, Frank Z., rehef 971
Pirtle, T. R., dairy statistics 784
Pistols:
ammunition, standard nomenclature 911
automatic, caliber .45, parts, etc 1075
marksmanship, dismounted -.. 265
Pit house village, prehistoric site.. 1060
Pitchlynn, Peter P., judgment in favor of
r.-.u . ^estate 562,590,667
Pith-bundles, etc., in Helianthus 494
Pitot-static nozzle, see Nozzles.
Pitot-venturi nozzle, see Nozzles.
Pittard, Kugene. el cancer en las razas humanas 760
Pittman, Key (Senator from Nev.):
reports made by-
Interstate Commerce Com 589
Public Lands and Surveys Cora 856
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com 1015
Page
Pittman, W. N., trustee, v. XT. S.-- 860
Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie R. R.:
bonds - 234
stock 36
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern R. R 170
Pittsburgh, Pa.:
address of President Coolidge 255
bridge 558,709,803
rivers, etc., in district 518
see also Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R.:
maintenance of way expenditures 741
rates on strawberries 111
stock dividend 478
train-stop device 112
Pittsburgh & Ohio Valley Ry., valuation 300
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.:
guaranty settlement 1121
valuation 478
Pittsburgli, Cincinnati, Chicago & ^t. Louis
R. R., bonds 614
Pittsburfi!h Crushed Steel Co., iron 1030
Pittsburgh Hotels Co. ;;. U. S 242
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry 479
Pituitary body, adamantinoma of 1071
Pituitary extracts, sulphur in 1148
Piute Indians, see Paiute Indians.
Pizonyx, see Bats.
Place names, see Names.
Placentia Harbor, Newfoundland, chart 183
Plagiodontia, see Rodents.
Plague:
bubonic, and maritime quarantine 134
pneumonic, bronchopneumonia resem-
bhng - 502
predicting epidemics in the Punjab 263
servifo de prevenfao de peste em Porto
Rico 628
Plainfield, N. J., carillon for Grace Church... 997
Plains Indians:
peace council at Medicine Lodge, tablet-
hearing 688
law 934
reports 689,851
Plakidas, A. G., strawberry xanthosis 647,783
Plane, Josephine H., v. Walter E. Carr 177
Planets, excursions on 190
Planing mills, see Mills and millwork.
Plant industry:
classification. Library of Congress 885
Plant Industry Bureau 9,75,145,209,
274, 3.33, 404, 531, 654, 787, 919, 1083
estimates - 1065, 1066
field activities 209
report, 1927 334
service and regulatory announcements 76
Plant life, see Botany.
Plant pathology, see Diseases of plants.
Plant Quarantine and Control Administration,
estimate for control of European
corn borer 1066
Plantations, forest, partial measurements. 648, 783
Planting, see Tree planting.
Plants:
absorption, effect on soil solution 270,404
aluminum sulphate on acid-soil plants 189
extracts, growth of B. radicicola 399,528
fiber plants, educational illustrations 528
for Congressional distribution 1001
importation —
by Foreign Plant Introduction
Oflice 210,27:
entry restricted or prohibited 207
pests collected from imported plants--. 20.-
indicators of ground water 601
influences of sun rays 19JI
insects injurious to greenhouse plants 786
nuevas plantas alimenticias 378
of-
Pauama Canal Zone 506
Rocky Mountains, Alpine vegetation. 494
Sumatra, fast-disappearing flora 898
paper mulch, crop-plant stimulation 91if
propagafao de plantas tropicaes 761
publications —
on insects injurious to plants 292, 1113
on plants 159, 1020
quarantine act-
text of act- 144
to amend sec. 10, hearings 674
July-June
1303
Page
Plants— continued .
quarantine act— Continued.
to amend sec. 10, law 935
to amend sec. 10, reports 675,836
regulations for mailing plants —
addressed to places in .\rizoua 762
addressed to places in Mississippi 762
violation of regulations 56, 629
Tylenchus pratensis, etc., attacking... 532, 647
volatile oils, methods of extracting . 655
water and potash in x^lant production.. 399, 525
water requirement at Akron, Colo 4, 10
see also Botany— Diseases of plants— Forage
and forage plants — Herbariums —
Heredity (plants) — Perennials —
Poisonous plants — also names of
plants.
Plants (fossil) :
Esmeralda formation flora in Nevada 385
Plasma proteins in leprosy 63
Plaster, rates on 479,873,1034
Plastic works:
copyrighted 47,179,373,1046
copyrighted, index, etc., 1927 1046
Plate printing, census of manufactures, 1925-.. 149
Plates, see Stereotype plates— a/so Steel.
Platinum:
and allied metals in 1926.. 85
marking, to regulate—
hearing 959
report 999
Platoon schools, music report 226
Piatt, D. P., poisoning on board U. S. S. Noa. 497
Platte County, Mo., bridge 581
Plattsburg, X. Y., abolishing as port of entry.. 764
Plattsmouth, Xebr.. bridge 558,709,802
Plattsmouth Bridge Co., bridge 558,709,802
Playground equipment, Government supplies. 511
Playgrounds Department, D. C, report, 1927 . 356
Playgrounds of the Xation _ _ 227
Playing cards:
exportation without payment of tax 1147
withdrawal from factories for use of U. S.._ 638
Playter, Harold, Nicaragua, survey 340
Pleasant Coal Co., demurrage 734
Pleich, John, sr., v. U. S 242
Pleistocene period:
faunas from Md., Va., and N. C 728
fossil turtles from Florida 129
manganese deposit, Bannock Co., Idaho.. 464,
1114
Pleural mesothelioma, with report of case.. 135, 324
Pleurisies, relation to tuberculosis _ . _ 1070
Pliocene period, fauna from N. Carolina 728
Plugs, see Paper-mill plugs.
Plumas National Forest:
proclamation 1140
resources and recreation features 332
Plumbers' supplies:
for Government 511
rates on 479
Plummer, Rosa E., relief 451
Plums, varietal characteristics 275
Plush, see Hatters' plush.
Plymouth County, Iowa, soil survey 1081
Plymouth Quarries, Inc., granite 232
Plywood webs of box beams, shear strength 137
Pneumatic tires, see Tires.
Pneumatic-tube service in New York City, to
change routing 830,935, 1012
Pneumonia, see Bronchopneumonia — Lobar
pneumonia.
Pneumonic plague, see Plague.
Pneumorachi-ventriculography 1 149
Pneumothorax:
artificial —
in tuberculosis treatment 197
in Veterans' Bureau 1149
intrathoracic pressure, etc 1149
effects of changes in altitude 1149
photograph on post mortem 392
spontaneous 198, 1149
therapy, value in veterans' hospitals 907
tuberculous, bilateral spontaneous 1149
Poa compressa, see Blue-grass.
Poa pratensis, see Blue-grass.
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc., relief 420,988, 1096
Pocket gophers, of California .... ,. 190
Page
Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field, Pa 728
Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co. .370, 1042
Poetry, American, translations 627
Pohl, Erwin R., geological explorations 898
Poindexter, Miles, plan for farm relief 353
Point Marion, Pa., bridge 558,709,803
Point Marion Community Club, bridge 558,
709, 803
Point Pleasant, La., bridge. 423,543,577
Point Pleasant, W. Va., bridges. 557,
668, 683, 708, 802
Point Pleasant & Henderson Bridge Co 683,
708, 802
Pointe aux Herbes, sale of reservation 959, 1102
Poisoning, see Poisons.
Poisonous plants:
coyotillo 649
death camas 916
Mexican whorled milkweed 205
white snakeroot, toxic constituent 269, 330
wild tobaccos as stock-poisoning plants ,')27
Poisons:
acid lead arsenate on Japanese beetle 4, 74
carbon monoxide poisoning, diagnosis, etc. 19
caustic poison act, enforcement 332
corrosive substances, etc., antidotes 787
lead poisoning, new test 1129
liverwurst poisoning on U. S. S. Noa 497
neoarsphenamine poisoning case. 497
paratyphoid bacilli, food poisoning 8S8
petroleum-oil emulsions 6
soap vine poisoning, report of case 247
transmission in mails 829, 1011
Poland, extradition treaty with U. S 1061
Polaris:
1927 ephemeris and table of azimuths, etc.. 227
1928 ephemeris and table of azimuths, etc.. 293
Poles, rates on 108,234,740
Polhamus, Loren G., Hevea rubber trees 789
Police:
military highways out of D. C, policing.. 1003
United States park police, manual 188
United States park police, salaries. . 586, 679, 803
Police Department, District of Columbia:
cases before trial board in last 3 yrs 861
report, 1927 356
salaries 551
Woman's Bureau, to establish 679,846
Policies:
specimen policies. Veterans' Bureau —
ordinary life policy 134
twenty-payment life policy 324
twenty-year endowment policy 197
Poliomvelitis:
diagnosis 263,391
in United States, 1927 639
muscle training in treatment 391,639
Polishes, Government supplies 511
Political and Social Science, American Acad-
emy of, see .American Academy of
Political and Social Science.
Political parties, documents and debates 159
Political science, publications on 159
Polk, James K.:
memorial, in Nashville, Tenn.—
hearings 717,965
reports 851, %5
Polk County, Oreg., soil survey 533
Pollak,«M., bronchial asthma 640
Pollen:
corn, factors affecting Mendelian ratios.. 71,76
corn, nitrogenous constituents 203,204
date palm, effect of pollen on fruit 648,788
Pollution of water, see Water pollution.
Polowe, David, cyclone, Sept. 9-10, 1922. 1051, 1134
Pomacentridpe collected by Albatross 899
Pomegranate blotch 269,334
Pomeroy, C. S., Valencia orange bud selection. 210
Pomeroy Belt Ry., valuation 298
Pomologv, see Fruit-culture.
Ponce & Guavama R. R. v. U. S 355
Ponta do Sol, Port, chart 249
Poole, R. F., root rot of Lucretia dewberry... 269,
270
Pop corn, popping quality 269,404
Popenoe, C. H.:
garden vegetables, diseases and insects 76
mushroom diseases and their carriers 532
1304
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Popenoe, Wilson: , . . • t f „o o«
cultivo del mango en la Amfinca Latma... 256
o abacate, o seu cultivo e distnbui?ao 54
Popes Creelc, Md., bridge — - 348,454,6/1
Popillia japonica, see Japanese beetle.
Population: , _ ,...,..
a concentracao da popular ao e a distribuicao
da materia prima 315
aboriginal, of America north of Mexico 633
census publications for sale 35b
deaf-mute, of U. S., 1920, analysis 792
farms, 1925, county tables -„--z-.x }?•
13, 14, 15, 79, 80, 81, 82, 149, 150
Porcelain insulators, elimination of waste 665
Pork, see Swine.
Port, see Harbors— obo name of port.
Port Angeles, Wash., chart 16
Port Angeles Western R. E 108
Port Aransas, Te.x., examination, etc 1073
Port Arthur, Tex.: „ ,
bridge-l - 818, 936, 994
Chamber of Commerce and Shipping-
switching 744
Port de Paix, Haiti, malaria survey 887, 1047
Port Desire, see Puerto Deseado, Argentina.
Port Gentil Anchorage, chart 50
Port-holes, see Air ports.
Port Holland, P. I., chart 214
Port Huron, Mich., bridge 818,844,936
Port Huron & Detroit R. R., valuation 170
Port Huron, Sarnia, Point Edward Interna-
tional Bridge Co., bridge.. 818,844,936
Port Huron Southern R. R., valuation 170
Port Knockie, Scotland, chart 183
Port of Spain, Trinidad, chart 53
Port Orford, Oreg., statue to Theodore Roose-
velt 689
Port Phillip, steamship, cases 306.635
Port Swettenham, Federated Malay States — 183
Portage Bay, chart 82
Porter, B. A., apple maggot 1081
Porter, J. M., manufacture of lime 296
Porter, Stephen G. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by —
Foreign Affairs Com 553,
680,811,812,813,951,952
Porter, William, relief 565
Porter Brothers & Biffle, relief 451,808
Portknockie, Scotland, see Port Knockie, Scot-
land.
Portland, Me.:
fishery products-
calendar year 1927 537
monthly statement 16,
83, 215, 280, 408, 537, 660, 794, 1089
Portland, Oreg.:
charts 150,279
rivers, etc., in district... 643
Portland cement, see Cement.
Portland Traffic & Transportation Assoc 1124
Portland Water District, pipe line 852, 968, 1100
Porto Rico 644
banks, amount loaned to one borrower 944
coast pilot, supplement 1088
coffee imported, to impose duty 682, 1016
customs buildings, completion and repair. 682,
936, 1016
district court, temporary judge '... 765
governor, report, 1927 644
judges, to fix certain salaries 682
lands returned to War Dept. by Navy
Dept 58
light list 538
mole cricket 918
nurses and teachers, immigration. " " 952
ports 200
postal service—
money-order post offices 254
post route map 631
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
relief of taxpayers-
hearings 459
Jaw 936
reports 459,555
rivers, etc., in district.. 519
servifo de prevent ao de peste "" 628
tobacco, etc., exported to, drawback 1147
trading under laws 410
Page
Porto Rico — Continued.
white fly attacking citrus 3, 72
women, right to vote —
hearings. 1106
report 954
Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station... 75,
331, 402
report, 1926 - 331
Portraits, by Bernhard Osterman, catalogue... 633
Ports, see Harbors— a?«o names of ports.
Ports of entry and delivery, see Customs Serv-
ice— also names of ports.
Portsmouth, Va., port 200
see also Pharmacist's Mates School, Ports-
mouth.
Portsmouth Harbor Land & Hotel Co 115,1128
Portuguese language:
need for study in United States 628
summer course 761
Posson, R. J., farm milk utensils 917
Post cards:
business reply cards, regulations 1136
postage on private mailing cards 1138
Post mortem examinations, see Autopsies.
Post Office and Post Roads Committee, House:
hearings. 567,696,829,976
reports 443,567,696,829,976
Post office box number in return card 56
Post-office cars, steel 854
Post Office Department 56,125,185,253,315,
379, 502, 629, 762, 894, 1053, 1136
appropriations, 1928, and prior years-
estimates 902, 1066
appropriations, 1929—
estimates 379,902,1066
hearings 547, 573
law 672
reports 545,547,573
employees-
bonds 443,671
credit for time served in Army, etc 1011
night work, differential in pay 696, 1102
relation to elections 629
salaries, hearings 855
salary tables for 29-day month. 503
shorter workday on Saturday 1011
sick leave 696,936
organization 629
policy of Post Office establishment 696
report, 1927 380
useless papers, disposition 354
Post office inspectors:
supplies 503
Post Office Inspectors Division 895
Post office supplies, see Postal supplies.
Post offices:
allowances for rent, fuel, etc 696,1102
inspection, circular to be used 895
laborers given classified status 256
money-order offices, register 254
nominations and appointments.. 213
State list 56
see also Postal service — also names of places
where located.
Post Offices and Post Roads Committee,
calendar'l legislative 596, 721, 854, 1010
hearings 721,854,855,1011
minority views 1011
reports 596,854,855,1011
Post route maps:
list.... 630,631
price list - 631
Postage:
2d-class matter 1138
3d-class matter including rates on bulk 1138
4th-class matter.. 1138
air mail 1138
articles to foreign countries 1138
books mailed by and to libraries, etc 1138
due on short-paid matter 1138
forms to notify of mail held for postage 629
private mailing cards 1138
regulating postal rates-
hearings 696,854
law 1102
postal instructions 1138
reports 696,854,941
' parcels at 3d or 4th class rates 762
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Postage-stamps:
air mail, improper use 126
issued July, 1847-Dec. 1927, description 254
new size stamp coil, 1' o-cent denomination. 503
precanceled, must be defaced 185
precanceled, use on holiday mail 254
removal from mail in transit 316
requisitions to be properly indorsed 1054
special-delivery, new denomination 1138
special-handling stamps, issue delayed 1138
Valley Forge commemorative stamp 1054
Postal bulletin, see Postal service.
Postal cards:
issued July, 1847-Dec. 1927, description 254
redemption, regulations 894
reply cards requesting information 629
requisitions to be properly prepared 379
undeliverable, improper return 629
Postal claims, see Claim.s — Indemnity.
Postal Congress, Pan American, see Pan Ameri-
can Postal Union.
Postal guide, see Postal service.
Postal laws, see Postal service.
Postal money-orders, see Money-orders.
Postal rates, see Postage.
Postal savings bonds, information concerning.. 504
Postal savings certificates, interest 763
Postal Savings System 380.504,763,1139
finger impressions, instructions 1139
report, 1927 380
true mission, excerpts from report 380
Postal service:
appropriations, see Post Office Depart-
ment.
bonds of employees 443,671
credit for time served in -\rmy, etc 1011
elections, relation of postal employees 629
future policy 696
laws and regulations, amendments 629,
894, 1138
laws and regulations, inserts 126.186,254.
'316. 380, 503. 630, 762, 894, 10.>i, 1138
night work, diiTerential in pay 696,1102
official envelopes, etc., proposal 782
official postal euide 56.126,186,2.54,
316, 380, 503. 630, 762, 894, 1054, 1138
abridged official postal guide 56
postal bulletin 56,126,185,254.
316, 379, 503. 629, 762, 894, 1054, 1138
V. 48, index 629
publications, Oovernment 463
salaries, hearings 855
shorter workday on Saturday 1011
sick leave 696,936
substitution of "I O U's" for money 894
see also .\ir mail — Foreit'n mail service —
Letter-carriers — Mail delivery —
Mail matter — Money-orders — Par-
eel post— Postage— Railway Mail
Service — Star routes— o?so certain
headings beginning Post and Pos-
tal—q(so names of States, cities, etc.
Postal supplies:
awards, showing contractors andjirices ,56
furnished post offices, lists 503, 1054
motor-vehicle items 763
proposal and specifications 763, 894, 1137
Postal Union. Pan American, see Pan American
Postal Union.
Poste, J. R., V. United States 489,749
Posters:
issued by —
Cooperative Extension "Work Office... 528,
529
Employment Service 883,1044
Ento lology Bineau 402
Lighthouses Bureau 19,281,1090
Recruiting Bureau. N'avv Dept 54,123,
184, 251, 377, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1134
Women's Bureau 884
national negro health week poster, price 639
Postmaster General, see Post Offic-e Depart-
ment.
Postmasters:
allowances for rent, fuel, etc. 696, 1102
bonds 443,671
claims, to repeal law rel. to reports 443, 1102
compensation, 4th-class offices... 1138
Page
Postmasters— Continued.
examinat ion for 4th-class postmaster 78
positions, nomination by the President 406
qualificat ions 1011
salaries, increase for 1st class 976
Postmen, sec Letter-carriers.
Poston Brick Co., relief 988
Postoperative collapse of lung 264
Posts:
rates on 37,479,873
Posts (military), see Military posts.
Posture:
child's posture 750
resume of literature relating to 63
Potash:
brines, in Great Salt Lake Desert.. 1114
de\elopnient in United States 973
in plant production, rel. to water 399, 525
mining in Germany and France 412
production in 1926_.. 218
rates on.._ 740
Potassium absorption by wheat seedlings.. 204, 206
Potato:
commercial potato crop 72,784
educational illustrations 529
freezing injury to potatoes 210
Fusarium rot in stored potatoes 1084
how to grow acre of potatoes 532
inspection of potatoes, standards 5
late or main-crop potatoes 654
mejores patatas para la .-America tropical.. 1053
nitrogen compounds in potato tubers... 71, 141
rates on potatoes 37,
170, 234, 365, 479, 614, 741, 873, 1121
seed potatoes and how to produc* them 404
sets, source, character, and treatment 532
storage and storage houses 532
why potatoes rim out 532
wound peri'ierm formation 532,647
see also Sweet potato.
Potato Creek R. R., abandonment of line 479
Potato leaf-hoppers, how to control 74
Potato wart, factors of spread, etc 789
Potatoes, see Potato.
Potawatomi Indians:
treaty fimds due. to appropriate... 555, 588, 671
trust period extended 58, 1056
Potentiometric study of meriquinones 906
Potomac Electric Power Co., coal 1117
Potomac River:
bridges at or near —
Dahlgi-en, Va 348,454.671
Great Falls 685,710,936
Paw Paw. W. Va 959
hydroelectric energy at Great Falls-
hearings 712
report.. 846
preservation of Great Falls, etc. —
H.J. Res. 307, law 1104
n. J. Res. 307, report 950
S. 1280, hearing 712
Potosi Tie & Lumber Co., railroad ties 37
Potrero band of LuiseBo Indians, see Luiseno
Indians.
Pottawatomie Indians, see Potawatomi Indians.
Potter, B. J., sale of properties . 873
Potter, Fred E., included within classified civil
service 505
Pottery:
census of manufactures, 1926 337
for tuberculous patient 135
Potts, C. G.:
farm sheep raising 784
milk goats 527
Poultry:
amend certain acts to include poultry-
hearings 346,417
law 544
reports 417,448
breeds & varieties of chickens 6, 143, 1081
capons and caponiaing 649
critical temperature of chicken 4
digestive tract of hen, passage of food 4
diseases 271
diseases, research into causes 573, 943
farm poultry raising 650
feeding chickens 271, 527
growth of chickens 1079
1306
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Page
Poultry— Continued.
LTowth of Kho<ie Island reds lO'y
heat production, etTect of age, etc. (2J 4
houses and fixtures.....-------- '°4
incubation and brooding of chickens 4Ui
keeping in backyards oj.7
marketing - o.o/o
metabolism and net energy value of corn.. 3, 4
parasite control, internal medication 786
postal regulations- ,^ ,., ,„,.
acceptance of day-old chicks 1054
undeliverable baby chicks 894
publications for sale by supt. of docs 93, /26
razas de gallinas ponedoras y su crianza..- 185
utilization of calcium compounds "83, 915
see also Ducks— Geese— Guinea fowl— Tur-
keys.
Pour la sante, article reprinted from 378
Powder, see Black powder.
Powder worms, see Western cedar pole borer.
Powderv mildew, apple 334
Powell, Clifford R., bridge 991
Powell, R, G., Cincinnati, Ohio, district 517
Powell National Forest, Bryce Canyon, etc.-- 75
Power, T. C, & Brother v. David H- Blair-- 1128
Po«"er:
capacitv and production in U. S 728
output of 2-stroke cycle engine 119
see also Electric power— Water-power.
Power-boats, see Motor-boats.
Power Commission, see Federal Power Com-
mission.
Power Plant Branch, Air Corps-- 137, 642, 77", 909
Power plants, see Capitol power plant— Elec-
tric power— oZso names of places
where located.
Powers, D. .7., United States? 461
Powers, Hale, surface temperature (2 entries). 392
Powers, L., Fruit Co., reconsignment 1122
Powers, Ray, dehydration of fruits, etc 6
Practical Drawing Co., paper 107
Prague, Czechoslovakia. Internationa' Geo-
detic and Geophysical Union 335
Prairie band of Potawatomi Indians, see Pota-
watomi Indians.
Prairie du Chien, Wis., bridge 426, 580, 669
Prairie Pipe Line Co.:
machinery 738
oil-well supplies 300
Pratt & Lambert, Inc., cans 1026
Precedence, ambassadors. Army officers, etc-- 187
Precious metals in 1926 . -323
Precipitation:
analysis at Mount Vernon, Iowa 212
hourly, at Memphis, Tenn 790
influence 405
long-range forecasting - 77
see also Rain— Snow.
Preguifa, Porto da, chart 249
Prenatal care:
lesson material 750
minimum standards, least mother should
do 308
references 750
self-directed group study 750
Prentice, E. W., desks 470
Prescott & Northwestern R. R., bonds-. - 108
Prescott National Forest, resources 208
Preserving, see Canning and preserving.
President Harding, steamship, heroic conduct
of officers, etc 821,844,941,1096
President of United States 56,127,186,255,
317, 380, 504, 631, 763, 895, 1054, 1139
addresses at—
American Federation of Arts, etc.,
meeting 1054
American Red Cross meeting 255
award to Lindbergh of Hubbard medal. 317
Carnegie Institute, Founder's day 255
Gettysburg battle field 1054
International Radiotelegraph Conf 255
Lincoln .Memorial Library dedication- 186
National Press Club bldg. dedication 631
New Me.\ico stone dedication 380, 447
Phillips Academy anniversary 1054
addresses before —
Daughters of American Revolution 895
Pan American Conference 504
Union League of Philadelphia 317
Page
President of United States— Continued,
addresses on —
business organization of Govt 636, 1145
Jackson, Andrew 895
Meade, General George Gordon 255
candidates, campaign expenditures 1110
election and term of office-
hearings 421,552
reports 354,421,570,699
statement and testimony of C. F.
Lea 421,552
testimony of F. H. LaGuardia and E.
E. Browne 421
testimony on six-year term 353
electors —
meeting and certificates. 552, 950, 1011, 1102
publishing ascertainment 510
Executive orders, see subjects,
messages — -
at beginning of 70th Cong. 1st sess 381
see also special subject.
physician, to allow rank of colonel.. 351,
692, 935, 970, 980
proclamations, Dec. 1925-Mar. 1927.. 155
see also subjects.
veto messages-
agricultural surplus control 1056
claims of Cowlitz Indians. 1055
claims of Spokan Indians 1057
commissioning of Army bandmasters. 1055
national rifle and pistol matches, etc.. 897
public health activities.. .1057
relief of George R. Armstrong... 1055
relief of Edmund F. Hubbard 1056
retirement of emergency officers. 1055
roads through public, etc., lands 1057
war-making power. Executive assumption. 447
see also subjects of Executive orders and
proclamations— aZso Harding, War-
ren G.
President Roosevelt, steamship, heroic conduct
of officers, etc 821,844,941, 1096
Presidential Campaign Expenditures, Special
Committee Investigating, Senate:
hearings. 1110
Presidents' plaza:
establishment in Nashville, Tenn. —
hearings 717,965
reports 851,965
Presidio, Tex., bridge 428,584,671
Presidio of San Francisco, roads 692,852,936
Presleigh, W. H., relief 452
Press Publishing Co., relief 677,988, 1096
Pressed Steel Car Co., freight rates 1141
Presses, fee Printing-presses— Trouser presses.
Pressey test of emotions 907
Pressman, Mildred B., industrial safety, bibl.. 178
Pressure:
distribution—
data,study 909
flow and drag formulas for quadrics 119
fluctuations of Gulf Stream 212
measurement through tubes 246
on PW-9 wing models 179
over airfoils at high speed 119, 179
over monoplane wing model 1131
over thick tapered airfoils 179
over wing and aileron 119
on coming to rest from speeds 119
on pitot-venturi, etc., nozzle 47, 1046
Pressure gages, for ships 89
Pressure method of smallpox vaccination 134
Pretzels, flour for 329
Preventive medicine, see Medicine.
Pribilof Islands:
computation of fur seals, 1926 16
fur-seal census, 1925 151
Price, Emmott W.:
helminth parasites 767
new nematode from prong-horn antelope. . 60
Price, Walter L., v. U. S 306,881
Price lists:
blank paper and envelopes, G. P. O 27
Coast Guard supplies 132,637
Documents Office 27,
93, 159, 225, 226, 292, 293, 358. 462, 463,
603, 726, 727, 862, 1020, 1021, 1112, 1113
Documents Office, lists 292,862
post route maps -- 631
rural delivery county maps- 127
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Price Sand Co., sand 874
Prices:
and cost of living 492
index numbers, 1923-July, 1927, revised 178
indexes of prices, explanation (2 entries) 372
price situation.--. 142, 270, 329, 400, 526, 648, 1080
prices, whiolesale and retail 46,
117, 178, 244, 309, 372, 623, 751, 1130
retail prices, 1890-1926 244
retail prices and cost of living series... 244
stabilization of price level, hearings. _ 90
wholesale prices—
1890-1926 178
1890-1927 1044
prices, wholesale and retail 46,
117, 17S, 244, 309, 372, 623. 751, 1130
wholesale prices of commodities,
monthly 46.117,178,245,
309, 372, 492. 623, 751, 884, 1045, 1130
wholesale prices series 178
see also names of various commodities, etc.
Prideaux, William D., relief 827
Primary education, see Elementary education.
Primates, tumor caused by tapeworm larvae. 269,
3.30
Prime movers, see Motors.
Prince Bay, chart 50
Prince Edward Island, chart 313
Prince of Wales Channel, chart 53
Prince of Wales Island, land excluded from
Tongass National Forest .._ 250
Prince Rupert Harbor, British Columbia,
chart 891
Princeton University, carillon 997
Pringle, James W., relief 971
Printed paper articles, rates on 741
Printers' marks from Vollbehr collection 885
Printing:
census reports, 1925.. 149
technical investigations made in G. P. O.. 92
see also Public printing.
Printing Bureau, see Engraving and Printing
Bureau.
Printing Committee, House:
reports 443,976,977
Printmg Committee. Senate:
calendar, legislative 596,855, 1011
reports 596, 855
Printing House Craftsmen, Washington Club
of, see Washington Club of Printing
House Craftsmen.
Printing Office, see Government Printing
Office.
Printing-presses, rates on 108
Prints:
copjTighted 47,179,373,1046
copjTighted, index, etc., 1927 1046
French, catalogue of exhibition at L. C... 1130
in Freer Gallery of .\rt, list 767
protection. Patent Office information 797
Prison camps, to establish 964
Prisoners, see Convict labor — Crime and
criminals— Prisons.
Prisoner's Harbor, Calif . chart 16
Prisons, committee to investigate 699
see also Convict labor — Crime and
criminals — Naval prisons — Prison
camps.
Private acts, see Laws.
Private claims, see Claims — also names of
claimants.
Private laws, see Laws.
Private mailing cards, see Post cards.
Private resolutions, see Resolutions.
Private schools, see Schools.
Privileges and Elections Committee, Senate:
report 1011
Prize-fighting, see Boxing contests.
Probation:
juvenile courts and probation in N. J .308
to amend probation law 964
Procedure, see Courts of United States —
District Courts— House of Rep-
resentatives.
Proceedings of National Museum:
v. 69, title-page, contents, etc 60
V. 70, title-page, contents, etc 2.58
V. 71, separates 60,129,192,767
Page
Proceedings of National Museum — Continued.
V. 71, title-page, contents, etc 1060
V. 72, separates 192, 258, 320, 384, .385, 633, 767
V. 73, separates 767,899, 1060, 1143
Proclamations, see President of United States —
also subjects of proclamations.
Procter & Gamble Co., rosin 171
Proctor, John, vs. United States 356,600
Produce, see .\gricultural products.
Producers, see Farmers.
Productivity of labor, see Labor.
Professional degrees, see Degrees (colleges,
universities, etc.).
Professional paper. Geological Survey 28,
29, 227, 228, 294, 464, 728, 1114
index to no. 1.50 728
Professional schools, statistics, 1925-26 863
Professions:
la orientacion profesional 893
same (in Portuguese) 1136
see also Vocational guidance — also names>of
specific professions.
Professors, see Teachers.
Proffitt, IMaris M., industrial education 226
Profits taxes, see Excess-profits tax — War-
profits tax.
Prohibition:
admissibility of evidence 562
agents, administrators, etc., number of 562
amendment to Constitution in lieu of 18th. 820
decisions-
index, 1927 636
weekly 61.132,194,261,
321, 388, 509, 636. 770, 902, 1063, 1145
documents and debates relating to 159
enforcement, information requested 964
enforcement, to amend prohibition laws... 964
liquor laws 287
penalties for violation of act 687,850
Supreme Court decisions interpreting act.. 262
see also Liquors.
Prohibition Bureau 195,262,391,512,772,905
amendments to regulations 1, 2, and 3 391
employees imder civil service-
hearings - 985
report 838
field office manual. 262
report. 1927 391
Project planning. a^Ticultural 26
Proliferations, floral, in Helianthus 494
Promotion, see Air Corps— Army — Navy— also
Alotor Vehicle Service Division.
Prone pressure method of artificial respiration. 513,
906
Propaganda or Money Alleged to Have Been
Used by Foreign Governments to
Influence United States Senators,
Special Committee to Investigate,
Senate:
hearings 458, 596
report 458
Propagation, see Fish-culture— Game— Plants.
Propellers (aerial):
approved type certificates, requirements... 1086
interaction of propellers and structures 119
tests in liight and wind tunnel 119, 516
tests on Navy type model (2 entries) 119
Propellers (marine) :
engineering instructions 755, 1047
hub studs, nuts, and lock screws 415
hubs, fair-water caps, etc 415
packing gland for propeller hubs 415
Propelling machinery:
operation, care and repair 180,
754, 755, 886, 887
shaft details..: 344
shafting couplings 285
Property: .
forfeiture tmder antitrust laws 687
in District of Columbia, distribution 551
private, claims for damages 388, 1064
stolen property, sending and receipt 823
see also Enemy property — Government
property— Real estate— a/.so names
of Departments, bureaus, etc.,
owning property.
Prophylaxis, see Oral prophylaxis — also names
and classes of diseases.
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Propo wheat, see Wheat.
Prosiwcting, geophysical methods ^i
Prosperity r&serve, to create «o
Prostate vesicle, disease of J"'"
Prostalili.^ as (ocus of infection -----v •-
Proieciiou of Childhood, International Ameri-
can Institute for, see International
American Institute for Protection
of Childhood,
^"corn and tankage, metabolism of swine... 399
400
in treatment of ponococcus infection 48,49
plasiiia proteins in leprosy - 63
protein content of wheat-
correlation with kernel texture, etc. .. 64^
effect of nitrogen "^^'^j}
to amend grain standards act 984, 1106
Proteus, steam collier, cases 306, 035
Protocols, see subjects, and names of countries.
Proulx. Isidore J., relief 418
Providenc-e, K. I:
carillon for Swedish Lutheran Church 997
rivers, etc., in district 519
Veterans of Foreign AVars of U. S 546
see nlxo Tiiion Trust Co. of Providence.
Providence Pruit & Produce Exchange 1119
Provisions, Government supplies 511
Pruning plimis iu Pacific States 275
Pryor, J. C, antityphoid vaccination (2) 497
Psychiatry, see Mental diseases— Neuropsy-
chiatric diseases.
Psvchic regression, mechanism 264
Psychometric methods (3 entries in all). ..1070, 1149
Psychoneurosis, tooth impaction, etc 1070
Psychoses, see Mental diseases.
Psychrometer, homemade sling 887
Pterosaurian reptile, Cretaceous of Oreg 1143
Puako quadrangle, Ilavvaii ._ 729
Public acts, see Laws.
Public binding, see Public printing.
Public buildings:
estimates, 1929 510,903
foreign service buildings act, to amend 553,
1099
public buildings act, to amend sec. 5 —
law. 671
minority views 352
reports 352,458,545
supplies, contract form, etc 907
see also Public works— a Zso names of Depart-
ments, bureaus, etc. — also names of
buildings and places where located.
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee,
House:
hearings 443, 444, 567, 696, 830, 977, 1 1 08
minority views 352
reports 352, 443, 507, 696, 697, 829, 830, 977
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee,
Senate:
reports 458, 596, 721, 855, 856, 1012
Public Buildings and Public Parks of National
Capital Office 188,382,765
care, etc., of War Dept. buildings 903
estimate, 1929 1066
report, 1927 ,382
to lea.se park land in D. C 949,996
Public Buildings Commission 1108
report, 1927 ii08
Public debts:
expenses of loans 387
las deudas extranjeras y la balanza com-
ercial.. 760
obligations of foreign governments-
expenditures from repayments 387
extract from rp. of Sec. of Treasury .. 769
of .\ustria,—
settlement with U. S., committee rps. 834,
979
settlement with U. S., hearings 834
settlement with U. S., Treas. Dept. rp 769
of Greece —
settlement with U. S., hearings.. 571
settlement with U. S., reports of cotn-
mittees 701,712
settlement with U. S., Treas. Dept. rp 636
13, 804fl
... 55^
Public debts— Continued,
of Yugoslavia-
settlement with U.S., reports . 571, 713, 804
OS Estados Unidos come nagao credora 55
report of Treasury Dept., 1927, extract 770
statement of public debt of U. S_.. 61, 132, 194,
261, 321, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
see also Sinking funds.
Public documents, see Government publica
tions.
Public Documents Office, see Documents
Office.
Public domain, see Puolic lands.
Public health, see Hygiene (public)— o7so head
ings beginning Public Health.
Public Health Association, see American
Public Health Association.
Public health bulletin, see Hygiene (public).
Public Health, International Office of, see
International OfiSce of Public
Health.
Public nealth nurses, see Nurses and nursing.
Public health reports, see Hygiene (public).
Public Health Service 63, 133, 196,262,
323, 391, 513. 638, 772, 905, 1069, 1147
coonerative rural health work, 1927 263, 513
coordination of public health activities —
hearing 559
reports 559,844,941
veto message 1057
officers, list, 1927 263
publications 134, 323, 391, 513
report, 1927 391
typhoid-fever situation in Montreal 63
see also Conference of State and Territorial
Health Officers with United States
Public Health Service— Pay,
Public Health Service— Retired
list. Public Health Service.
Public Health Service Nursing Corps 63, 196
Public Improvements, legal tender money for
community needs.. 944, 1106
Public lands:
allotments on public domain, regulations . . 863
asphalt, etc., on public domain 567
decisions-
V. 51.... 160
V. 51, index 93
V. 51, signatures i-iii 93
V. 52, signatures 1-12 359
isolated tracts 445,597,671
mining on leased lands, regulations 29
patents, lands held under color of title, 858,979
publications. Govt., on public domain 293
roads through public lands —
reports 832,855
veto message 1057
survey, instructions, supplement 227,293
unproductive lands, disposal 561
vacant on July 1, 1927 227
validating applications for entries.. 569, 858, 930
see also Homestead— Reclamation of land—
also names of States, etc., where
lands are located.
Public Lands and Surveys Committee, Senate:
calendar, legislative 351, 596, 721, 856, 1012
hearings 597,721,857,1014
reports. 458, 459,596.597,598,721,
722, 856, 857, 858, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1015
Public Lands Committee, House:
hearings 978, 1108
reports 444,445,567,568,569
570, 697, 698, 830, 831, 977, 978, 979
Public laws, see Laws.
Public libraries, see Libraries.
Public moneys:
advance to Navy personnel 827, 1009, 1102
arms and ammunition for protection 59)
cost of World War to U. S. Government... 769
special deposits for bonds, etc., of U. S 260
State banks as depositories 547,936,984
Public papers, see Archives— Useless papers—
also names of Departments, bureaus,
etc., to which papers belong.
Public Printer, see Government Printing
Office.
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Public printing:
materia!, contracts 37
supplies for Government— 390
Public property, see Government property.
Public resolutions, see Resolutions.
Public roads, see Koads.
Public Roads Bureau 10,76, 146, 211,
276, 331, 405, 533, 055,789,920,1084
engineers, detail to Latin America 854
estimate 1067
report, 1927 334
Public-school teachers, see Teachers.
Public schools, see Schools.
Public utilities commissions, see name of State
or name of place.
Public utility companies:
District of Columbia, reports, 1926. 447
District of Columbia, reports, 1927 835
electricity production by power plants 728
investigation of utility corporations —
hearings .— 456, 589
report 589
reports on electric power and gas 1020, 1112
sickness in different occupations 639,906
see also names of companies.
Public Welfare Board, D. C:
Child Welfare Division —
place for reception, etc., of children 771
report, 1927 356
Public works:
construction by Sec. of Navy 974, 1009
disbursement of funds, to regulate 432
expansion diu'ing periods of imemploy-
ment —
hearing 845
report 845
preferences in employment oflabor S20
Publications, see Bibliography — Catalogues —
Government publications — Mili-
tary publications — nho names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing
publications — also subject of pub-
lication.
Publications and Supplies Division, Labor
Dept 309
Publications Division, Commerce Dept 20,
86, 154, 220, 284, 343, 414, 541, 664,
797, 927, 1092.
Publications Division, State Dept 60
Publishers' marks from Vollbehr collection 885
Publishing industry, census, 1925 149
Puccinia glumarum, cytological study 1079
Puccinia iriticina. see Orange leaf rust.
Pueblo, Colo, airwav map 792
Pueblo Bonito, K. Mex 898
Pueblo Indians:
lands, conservation, flood control, etc. —
hearings 456, 588
law. 669
reports 422,455
lands, rights of way through... 588, 682, 849, 936
see also Acoma Indians.
Pueblo of Santa Rosa, see Santa Rosa Pueblo,
Ariz.
Pueblo Union Depot & R. R. Co., valuation. 108
Puente quadrangle, Calif 729
Puerperal septicemia, notification problem... 371
Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, aviation charts 1133
Puerto Deseado, .4.rgentina, chart 251
Puget Sound:
and tributary waters, improvement 1151
passenger-train service to Portland 39
Pugh, M. A., markets of Xetherland East
Indies 152
Pukoo Harbor, Molokai, chart 536
Pulap Islands, chart 51
Pulaski, Count Casimir:
150th anniversary of death —
hearing 562
report 965
Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission:
to establish —
hearing 562
report 965
Pullman-cars, surcharge, repeal.. _ 999
Pullman Company, sleeping-car porters 875
Pulmonary infections, see Lungs — also names
» of special diseases.
Pulplboard, rates on 363, 479, 874. 1121
Paee
Pulp-wood, see Wood-pulp.
Pulsus alternans, clinical notes 264
Pulusuk Island, chart 51
Puluwat Islands, chart 51
Pumps:
and pumping equipment, census, 1925 214
irrigation, pumping from wells 533
operation, care, and repair (2 entries) 755
rates on 1034
Punjab, predicting plague epidemics 263
Purchasing Agent, Post Office Dept 1139
Purchasing Department of The Panama Canal,
see Panama Canal (zone).
Purdell, Thomas, relief. 565, 1006, 1096
Purdon, Rupert L., candy distribution in U. S. 924
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment
Station:
cattle fattening in corn belt 400
soft-pork investigations 650
soils of Lawrence County, Ind 1085
soils of Monroe County, Ind 1085
Purdy, Sheldon R., relief 1011
Pure food and drugs act, see Food.
Purification of water, see Water purification.
Purington Paving Brick Co., bricks 867
Purnell, Fred S. (Representative from Ind.):
report made by-
Agriculture Com 806
Purse Brothers:
peaches 234
potatoes 741
Purton, A. B.:
surface water supply-
Colorado River basin.. 29
Great Basin 94
Snake River basin 1022
Pusey, Lewis B.:
oil and gas fields of Oklahoma, map. 161
oil and gas fields of Texas, map 161
Put in Bay, Ohio, abolishing port of entry 764
Putney, Albert H.. war-making power 447
Puyaliup Indians, cemeterj- at Tacoma, Wash. 655,
715, 803
PW-9 airplane, see Airplanes.
Pybus Bay, chart 923
Pycnodesma, see Mollusks (fossil).
Pyle, Ulys, bridge 685,845,936,994
Pyonephrosis, appendix abscess versus 247
Pyrausta nubilalis, see European corn borer.
Pyrheliometers:
improved water-flow pjTheliometer 212
testing pjTheliometric tubes 534
PjTites in 1926 .- 663
Pyrotannic acid method for carbon monoxide
determination 19
Q
Quackgrass:
article on 655
seeds compared with wheat grass seeds 269,
334
Quadrics, flow and drag formulas 119
Quail, see Bobwhite quail.
Quaintance, A. L.:
apple insects ...... 651
insecticides, spraying apparatus, etc 786
oyster-shell scale and sciu^fy scale 530
peach borer, how to prevent its ravages 144
Quakers, see Friends.
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Ry., stock 170
Quanah Cotton Oil Co., cotton-seed .. 469
Quantico, Va., see Marine Barracks, Quantico.
Quarantine:
bubonic plague and maritime quarantine.. 134
cattle 71,269,525,647
consular regulations 57, 320, 900
list of current orders, etc 787
narcissus bulb.. 1053
notice of 4,72.141,270,400,783,915
on account of—
blister rust 762, 783
European corn borer 4, 72, 141, 331, 400
gypsy moth and brown-tail moth 4
insects and plant diseases. 4
Japanese beetle 141,270,915
Mexican fruit worm 141
pink hollworm 72
satin moth 270
Thurberia weevil. 72
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Quarantine— Continued.
plant (luarantine act —
text of act - --- Iz*
to atnrmi sec. 10, hearings o74
toiimi-n<l sec. 10, law -;- 9»5
to amend sec. 10, reports --- o'5,«^d
Dolicvof The Panama Canal oOz
Quarantine stations, list, 1927 -63
Quarantine vessels, list, 1927.. - - -^^
Quarries and quarrying:
accident statistics. Mines Bur. pubs h5
accidents in United States, 1925 --- 19
Quartermaster Corps of Army:
Army regulations 65.135.198,264,
324,393,515,774,907,1071,1149
correspondence course - 66
Quartermaster General of Army 326,911, 1075
circular.. 911
circular letter 326
see also Cheatham, B. F.
Quartermasters, Navy, training course 1048
Quart/, new base point on thermometric scale. 89
Quebracho, rates on 234,479
Queen Emma estate, acquisition 823
Quetta nectarine, new fruit of Indian origin. .. 146
Quicksilver, see Mercury.
Quigua, Paso, chart- 181
Quin, Percy E. (Representative from j\Iiss.):
reports made by—
Military Aflairs Com...351,433, 566, 693, 970
Quincy, 111., bridge -. 557,669,709
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Co. 765
Quinhydrone, for determining hydrogen-ion
concentration of soils 399,404
Quinlan, John, v. United States 621
Quinton Spelter Co., coal 733
R., W. W., see Reed ,W. W.
Rabat, Morocco, chart.. 52
Rabbit-house construction 330
Rabbits:
chinchilla rabbits for food and fur 1081
cottontail rabbits, rel. to trees and crops... 528
rabbit skins for fur 330,917
raising domestic rabbits 272
rates on rabbits 741
Rabies in Haiti 887,1048
Rabild, Helmer, feeding of dairy cows. 74,786
Racks, see Bomb racks — Fire-hose racks —
Grease rack.
Racquette Lake Ry 742
RadelOnger, F. G., azimuths 311
Radio, see certain headings beginning Radio.
Radio apparatus and appliances:
conditions in European radio markets 152
marketing radios in Western Hemisphere.. 216
markets in Asia developing slowly 216
operating room installations ". 497
radio plants 886,887
rates on radio apparatus 741
world radio markets, statistical analysis... 152
see also Electric apparatus and appli-
ances.
Radio beacons:
aids to navigation 121, 1132
St. Johns River light station, Florida 1090
system of United States 281
Radio Commission, see Federal Radio Commis-
sion.
Radio communication:
aids to navigation 121, 1132
.\ir Corps technical order... _.. 66
airplane radio sets... 200
antenna capacity, calculation ' 541
atmospheric disturbances. 191
cooijcrativc measurements of radio fading 155
coordination of Army and Navy activities 137
m British Empire 925
laws relating to commerce ]"' " 674
meteorological radiotelegrams, regulation " 259
publications for sale 226,863 1113
radio communication pamphlet ' ' 200
solar activity and ra<iio reception.. ' 77
utilidad de la radii.telefon a para fos'agri-
cultores .._ 55
Weather Bureau circular IL^III 534,656 790
Page
aadio communication— Continued.
weather forecasts, etc., distribution 11,
147, 183, 790
see also Broadcasting — Radio stations— aZ«o
International Juridical Congress on
Wireless Telegraphj-— Internation-
al Radiotelegraph Conference.
Radio companies, proposals 259
Radio compass stations, see Radio stations.
Radio Division, Commerce Dept... 21,87,154,220,
284, 343, 414, 541, 664, 797, 927, 1093
radio service bulletin 21, 87, 154, 220,
284, 343, 414, 541, 664, 797, 927, 1093
report, 1927 284
Radio electricians, Navy, grade of ensign 694
Radio Farm School 653,919
Radio Service, Agriculture Dept 653,919
Radio Service, Commerce Dept., see Radio
Division, Commerce Dept.
Radio stations:
amateur stations of United States 220
broadcast schedules, naval radio stations 890,
891
commercial and Government stations 154
of the world, chart 1134
radiocompass stations, navigation aids 121,
1132
see also names of stations, or names of places
where located.
Radiobeacons, see Radio beacons.
Radiocompass stations, see Radio stations.
Radiometrv, measurements of planet Mars,
1926 21
Radiotelegraph Conference, see International
Radiotelegraph Conference.
Radiotelegraphy, see Radio communication.
Radiotelephony, see Radio communication.
Radium:
production in 1926 411
treatment of nasal lesions of leprosy 63
Raffensperger, H. B., swine sanitation system. 401
Raffia, case of Milton Bradley Co. 461
Rag rugs, see Rugs.
Rags:
case of Katzenstein & Keene et al 158
case of McBlaine & Co 91
cotton, specifications _. 285
rates on 614
Railroad accidents:
at Reily Lake, 111 614
at Victoria, Miss 234
colhsions, derailments, etc., 1926 365
investigation^
report, 1927 366
reports, summary 108, 479, 1034
reported by railways, summary. 37,
108, 171, 235, 300, 479, 614, 874, 1034
Railroad .\dministration 59,
128, 188, 257, 382, 765, 1058, 1141
report, 1927 1058
see also names of companies, etc.
Railroad avenue, D. C, to change name 810,
996, 1099
Railroad-cars, census of manufactures, 1925 81
see also Coal-ears — Electric-cars — Freight-
cars— Post-office cars — Pullman-
cars — Refrigerator-cars — Stock-cars
■ — Tank-cars.
Railroad commissions, see names of States.
Railroad employees:
arbitration proceedings under labor act 244
class included within term emploj^ee 614
disputes with carriers, laws, compilation... 287
hours of service, carriers' rps., analysis 480
hours of service. Safety Bureau rp 366
maintenance of way expenditures 741
wage statistics 37.108, 171,235
300, 365, 480, 614, 741, 874,1034, 1121
Railroad Labor Board, compensation of cus-
todian of records 318
see also Mediation Board.
Railroad land grants, see Railroads, and names
of railroads.
Railroad lands, relief of Indians occupying 422,
588,668
Railroad Mediation Board, see Mediation
Board.
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Railroad rates, see Freight rates — Passenger
rates.
Railroad repair shops, census, 1925 ..- 81
Railroad securities, see names of railroads issu-
ing securities.
Railroad switches, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago &: St. Louis Ry. v. V. S 235
Railroad ties:
rates on 37,614,741
transit privileges 35
Railroad track scales, specifications 89,665
Railroad tracks:
industrial, I. C. C. valuation order 877
rates on 1034
terminal, operation by S. A., U. & G. R. R . 1122
Railroads:
accounting system, uniform, I. C. C.
order 96
certificates of pubHc convenience, etc 1000
changes and improvements in property,
etc 1038
class 1 steam roads —
capitalization and income, 1927 874
freight commoditv statistics 165,
471, 735, 1028
fuel for locomotives 33.103,166,
232, 297, 363, 472, 610. 870, 1029, 1119
operating revenues and expenses. 37,108, 171,
235. 301, 365, 4S0, 614, 741, S74, 1034, 1122
operating statistics, freight, etc 37, 108,
171, 235, 301, 365, 480, 614, 741. 1034, 1121
revenue traffic statistics 37. 109, 171, 235,
301, 365, 480, 615, 742, 874, 1035, 1122
statement of operating averages 300
disputes with emplovees, laws, compila-
tion ■- 287
excess earnings, recovery and payment 615
freight land-grant equalization 326
inventory of records 1038
land appraisals, instructions 303
land schedules, supplemental order 877
land schedules, valuation 1038
large steam roads-
operating revenues and expenses 37,
lOS. 171. 235, 301, 365, 480, 615, 742, 874,
1034, 1122.
operating statistics 37,109, 171,
235, 301, 365, 480, 615, 742, 1034, 1122
laws, compilation 674
operating income or deficit, I. C. C. order. 615
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
relief for short line railroads —
hearings 559
report 589
report of I. C. C, 1926 - 741
statistics, 1926, preliminary abstract 109
unification of interstate carriers —
hearings. 456,559,1000
report 817
views of minority 817
see also Carriers — Government control —
Railway Mail Service — Safety ap-
pliances— also certain headings be-
ginning R a i 1 r o a d — Train— ai«o
names of railroads.
Rails:
endurance, etc., of rail steel 665
open-hearth steel girder rails 661
rates on 37,109,1035
Railway commissions, see names of States.
Railway mail pav, see Railwav Mail Service.
Railway Mail Service. 127. 254. 316. 380, 504, 895, 1139
clerks as substitute sea-post clf^rks 976
mail trains, schedule 127, 254, 380, 895, 1139
railway mail pay —
New England lines 126,316
reexamination of rates 126, 316
supplies 503
see also names of States and cities.
Railway Transfer Co. of City of Minneapolis,
valuation... 480
Railways, see Railroads.
Rain:
conservation of rainfall 983,984
correlation periodogram 147
hourly probabilities at Sault Ste. Marie... 212
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Rain— Continued.
rainfall and ground water at Fort Caswell . 64
run-olT, from small agricultural areas. 3, 77
run-olT, notes on estimating 920
solar radiation and rainfall in Chile 147
variation of rainfall at San Juan, P. R 1085
winds bearing rain in far western States 77
see also Precipitation.
Rainbow Battery Manufacturing Co. v. U. S. 157,
242
Raine Island, chart of entrance... 122
Rainfall, see Rain.
Rainier, see Mount Rainier National Park-
Mount Rainier quadrangle. Wash.
Raisins, commercial standardization... 206
Raker, John E.:
memorial addresses 287
naming mountain in honor of 569, 722, 803
Raleigh, X. C, Conference of Supervisors of
Southeastern States, addresses 160
RaLston, Byron B., relief 827,930,1009
Ralston, John, to correct military record 438
Ralston, John M., r. D. B. Heiner 1128
Ralston, Oliver C, ferric sulphate-sulphuric
acid process 19
Rammed earth walls for buildings 533
Ramree Harbor, Burma, chart 182
Ramscr, C. E.:
run-oiT from small agricultural areas 3, 77
terracing farm lands 1084
Ramseyer, C. Wilham (Representative from
Iowa):
reports made bv —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 696,
829, 976
Rules Com 832
Ranawng Anchorage, see Ranong Anchorage.
Ranch organization, etc., in Great Plains 648
Randall, T. D., & Co., relief 834
Randell. C. G., marketing of livestock 526
Randolph, D. W., spark generators 119
Randolph, Mo., bridge 684.992,1101
Randolph-Macon Academy, relief... 565. 1006, 1096
Rands, R. D., disease-resistant sugar canes 9
Ranges (stock), see Stock ranges.
Ranges (stoves):
census of manufactures, 1925 14
Ranges (target) , see Target ranges.
Ranier, see Mount Rainier National Park-
Mount Rainier quadrangle. Wash.
Rankin, John E. (Representative from Miss.):
minority views —
Census Com 807
World War Veterans' Legislation
Com 446,701,982
Rankin County, Miss., bridge 583,685,803
Ransdell, Joseph E. (Senator from La.):
minority views —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 704
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com. 448, 836, 983
correction of entry on p 843 (S. rp.
865) 914
Commerce Com 843,993
Ransley, Harry C. (Representative from Pa.):
minority views —
Military ASairs Com 824
reports made by —
Military ASairs Com 691, 968, 969, 972
Rapp, Herbert H., public school system in D. C 725
Rapp, Paul L., public school system in D. C 725
Rapuzzi, Ann E., directory of laboratories 415
Rare metals, in 1926 411
Raritan Bay, report on examination 643
Raritan River, report on examination 643
Raspberry:
culture 210
diseases of raspberries 655
yellow rust 3, 72
Rat, see Rats.
Rat-bite fever, two cases 134
Rathbone, Henry R. (Representative from 111.):
reports made by —
Claims Com xoS,947,948
statement before Judiciary Com., House.. 1107
15950— 2&-
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Rathbun. Mary J., crabs from Eocene of Texas. 767
Rations (Army), see Army.
Rations (cattle), see Food for cattle.
RatlitT, George W., jr., v. U. S 600, 723, .49
Rats: f, roQ
control - — ^'°^l
let's oust him, paster 7-o-,nfiQ
port of .San Juan, rat-Oea survey - 7/3, 1069
shins, rat-proofing for control of plague 1J4
Rauh, E., & Sons Fertilizer Co fertilizers 471
Rausch, John P., Co., Inc , v. United States 115
Ravenswood, W. Va., bridge 427,583,670
Raw materials: ,. ^ -i, • -
a concentracao da populafao e a distribui?ao
da materia prima ^^^
Rawdon, Henry S.:
corrosion resistance test method iy»
raicrostructure of ferrite oo5
Rawley, Wilbert, relief - '^'
diurnal variation of rainfall, San Juan 1085
rainfaU probabilities, Sault Ste. Marie 212
Ray & Gila Valley R. R., guaranty status 615
Rayburn, Sam (Representative from Tex.):
reports made by—
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com . 348,423.425,428,556,557,560,
683, 685, 818, 819, 955, 957, 953, 959
views of minority-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com. 817
Raymond, W. H., alias, see Nightingale,
William 11.
Rayon:
census of manufactures, 1925 148
rates on. 480
Rays:
high frequency rays of cosmic origin 190
influences of sun rays on plants, etc 191
see also X-rays.
Razor blades, packaging, elimination of waste. 344
Rea, Emma S., appointment 632
Rea, Robert II., notes on neurasthenic types.. 392
Read, Albert C, medal, etc., for trans-Atlantic
flight 720,827,1009,1104
Read, Henry T., Sec. of Interior, etc., rs 26, 115
Reader Railroad, construction of line, etc 171
Reading:
courses —
appreciation of music 293
for boys and girls 94, 160
great literature, ancient, medieval, etc. 27
reading course series 27, 94, 160, 293
thirty books of great fiction 27
thirty great Americans 27
world's great literary bibles 27
predilections in veterans' hospitals.- 135
Reading Company:
dunnage and bracing 1118
rates on—
cherries 99
china-clay 100
reconsignment 235
Ready, Marie M.:
physical education in Amer. colleges, etc... 28
valor del campamento de verano para
niflos 314
Real estate:
farm situation, 1926-27 204
in District of Columbia, purchase, etc 830
in Hawaii, purchase by War Dept 583,
690, 933, 1003
surplus War Dept. property, sale 825,
853,968,973,1103
Reappraisement circulars, index, Jan.-Dec. 1927. 637
Reappraisements of merchandise, see Com-
mercial products.
Reber, John M., naval record 827
Receipts (commercial) :
filing receipts for insured parcels 126
ordinary mail, to authorize receipts 976
Receipts (cookery), set Cookery.
Receipts and expenditures," .see Budget-
Finance.
Receivers (in bankruptcy):
powers under Federal farm loan act... 944
Receivers (land offices) :
in Alaska, Interior Dept. clerks, etc 722
Page
Recipes, see Cookery.
Reclamation, Pan Pacific Conference on, see
Pan Pacific Conference on Educa-
tion, Rehabilitation, Reclamation,
and Recreation.
Reclamation Bureau 29, 96, 162, 229,
294, 363, 464, 605, 730, 866, 1023, 1115
estimate, 1929... 510
manual 294
report, 1927 363
Reclamation Conference, see Southern Recla-
mation Conference.
Reclamation of land:
aided and directed settlement-
hearings 561
report 686
furtlier development of Government land.. 561
organized communities in the South —
hearings 561, 590
report 819
see also Drainage districts— Irrigation-
Public lands— aZso New reclama-
tion era — also names of reclamation
projects.
Reclamation projects, see Reclamation of land.
Reconsignment:
Cargill Commission Co 615
Cohen, Louis, & Son. 109
Danzer, William, & Co 1035
E-Z Opener Bag Co.. 742
Powers, L., Fruit Co 1122
Russell, the Coal Man, Inc 301
Sofranscy, H., Co 235
Sfanlev, H. F., Lumber Co 742
Thames, J. R 109
Reconstruction (pliysical), see Rehabilitation
of the disabled.
Record book of business statistics 81, 338, 658
Recording-machine ribbons, specification 87
Records:
airplane maintenance inspection record — 199
cardiac findings for rating purposes 135
family expenditures 332
health, study of entries for syphilis (2) 247
railroad inventory, I. C. C. order, etc 1038
see also Archives — Military record^ — also
names of Departments, bm-eaus,
etc., to which records belong.
Recreation:
activities of labor organizations 1044,1045
indoor, for industrial employees.. -- 178
industrial establishments, 1926 884
same, summary in monthly labor
review .- 884
outdoor, for industrial employees 46
Recreation, Pan Pacific Conference on, see
Pan Pacific Conference on Edu-
cation, Reliabilitation, Reclama-
tion, and Recreation.
Recreational act extended to lands in Greg 698,
803,857
Recreational sites, laws and regulations 28
Recruiting and enlistment:
Coast Guard^
extension of enlistment 1068
instructions 1068
original enlistments 261
United States Armv recruiting news 66,
136, 199, 265, 325, 393, 516, 641, 775, 908,
1073,1150.
Recruiting Bureau, Navy Dept 54, 123,
184, 251, 377, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1134
posters 54, 123,
184, 2.51. 377, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1134
Red bread mold, life histories of fungi 4,76
Red Cross, see American National Red Cross.
Red gum, control of seasoning defects 145
Red Lake band of Chippewa Indians, see
Chippewa Indians.
Red Lodge, Mont., highway to Cooke City .. 855
Red River (La. and .\rk.):
bridges at or near—
Coushatta, La 348,454,544
Fulton, .\rk 348,454,544,817,1102
Garland, Ark 559,583,710,1102
Moncla, La 428,584,671
Red River (N. Alex.), see Canadian River.
Red River & Gulf R. R., rates on lumber 475
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Eed River of the North:
bridges at or near —
Fargo, N. Dak 685,844,936
Grand Forks, X. Dak 428,584,671
Red salmon, see Salmon.
Red Sea:
chart 499
pilot, supplement __■ 757
Red snappers, two species of Atlantic Coast. ._ 16
Red M'ing Linseed Co. r. David H. Blair 1042
Reddington, Patrick, inelui'.ed within clas-
sified civil service 505
Reddy, C. S.:
dent corn, chemical-dust seed treatments.. 531
sweet-corn diseases, seed treatments... 783,919
Redtop, adulteration and misbranding of seed. 76
Reduction studies 906
Redwood Creek, report on survey 643
Reeb, Earl L., rocks 4S0
Reece, B. Carroll (Representative from Teun):
reports made by-
Military Allairs Com 349.
350, 351, 434. 435, 436, 437. 438, 439,
440. 441, 563, 5(>4. 565, 690, 692, 821,
822. 823, 824, 825, 967, 968, 969, 971,
972.
Reed, C. O., calcification of pericardium frlO
Reed, Charles D., corn maturity in Iowa 534
Reed. Daniel A. (Representative from N. Y.J:
reports made bv —
Education Com 552,679,811,950
Reed, David A. (Senator from Pa.):
minoritv views —
Military .Vlfairs Com 852
Tariff Commission, Select Committee
on Investigation of. 1110
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 674
Finance Com. 997
Immigration Com 587,714
Military Affairs Com 591,
592, 593. 594, 595, 718, 719, 852, 853,
1002, 1003, 1004, 1005. 1006, 1007.
Propaganda or Money Alleged to
Have Been Used by Foreign
Governments to Influence United
States Senators, Special Com-
mittee to Investigate 458
Reed, E. O., address before Washington Club
of Printing House Craftsmen 92
Reed, F. Ellis, relief 420,706,799
Reed, Harold, William L. Peak » 224,291
Reed, J. O., dust control in grain elevators 650
Reed, Jam^es A. (Senator from Mo.):
papers presented by —
Judge Story on general welfare clause. 353
qualifications of Senate members 353
report made by—
E.xpenditiu-es in Senatorial Primary
and General Elections, Special
Committee Investigating 455
Reed, Thomas R., rain-bearing winds 77
Reed, "W. "W.:
solar radiation, etc., in Chile 147
v.eather at Brussels 147
Reed, Walter, to recognize service 971
Reed, Walter, Army General Hospital, see
Walter Reed Army General Hos-
pital.
Reeder, Edwin H., o espirito do ensino da geo-
gxaphia moaerna 124
Reeder, George, notable tornadoes of May,
1927 77
Rees, P. T., arsenic-free zinc, etc 120
Reese, H. H.:
breeds of light horses 649
how to select a sound horse 1080
Reese, Madge J., home-management extension. 331
Reeside, John B., jr.:
c-ephalopods from Cody shale, Oregon
Basin -.. 227
cephalopods of Eagle sandstone, etc 227
scaphites 228
sedimentary rocks of San Rafael Swell 728
Reeves, Frank, Cat Creek, etc., oil fields ■ 94
Reeves, George I., control of alfalfa weevil 7
Reeves, Maysie L., reinstatement 188
Page
Reeves Ferry, bridge 685,937,995
Referendum, documents and deV'ates 159
Refineries, petroleum, in foreign countries 18
Refining:
metals, nonferrous 14, 214
petroleimi, c«nsus report, 1925 14
Reforestation, see Forests and forestry.
Reformatory, D. C, working capital 771
Reformed Church in America, census, 1926... 1087
Reformed Church in United States, census,
1926 923
Reformed Episcopal Church, census, 1926 1088
Refractometer, analysis of sugar-beets 647, 789
Refractories:
census, 1926, nonclay refractories 337
fire-clay, for marine service 415
Refrigeration:
cases —
Allen, William F., & Co 615
Baldwin. Gage, Co 1035
Di Gioryio Fruit Co 10'
Gamble-Robinson Co 874
Mississippi Farm Bureau Truck Assoc. 742
Simpson, Charles S., Co 171
Stein, L. K., Co 1035
offish 151
see also Cold storage.
Refrigerator-cars:
case of T. N. & B. B. Sample 742
fresh meat, etc., in peddler cars 301
Regal lily 275
Regan, Jeremiah, included within classified
civil service 505
Regan, Rita C, appointment 1141
Regan Safety Devices Co. device on Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Ry 302
Reger, R. V., Bridge Co., bridge across Ohio R. 582
Regional Bureau of United States, International
Catalogue of Scientific Literature,
report, 1927 38
Regional Information Division, Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Bur 17,
151, 152, 280, 281, 409, 661, 924, 1089
Register of debates for sale... 603
Registered mail:
indemnity for loss, rifling, or damage 1139
uniform system of registration 696, 936
Registered package jackets, proposal, etc 762
Registers:
Army, 1928 641
Coast Guard, 1928 637
Justice Dept. and courts of U. S., 1927 242
money-order post offices, 1927 254
National Guard, 1927 520
Naval Academy, 1927-28 313
Navy, 1928 756
oflBcial register of U. S., 1927 149
United States commissioners, 1928 618
see also Directories — Rosters.
Registers (land offices):
compensation 597,698,936
in Alaska, Interior Dept. clerks, etc.- 722
Registration of American citizens ..- 1140
Regression, see Psychic regression.
Regulations, see names of Departments, bu-
reaus, etc., issuing regulations — also
special subject.
Rehabilitation, Pan Pacific Conference on, see
Pan Pacific Conference on Educa-
tion, Rehabilitation, Reclamation,
and Recreation.
Rehabilitation of the disabled:
civilian vocational rehabilitation series. 158, 725
in United States, evolution, scope, etc 158
in United States .■Vrmy during V/orld War. 779
residents of District of Columbia —
hearing 811
report 950
workmen's compensation law-s, relation 725
Rehabilitation of the Disabled Civilian, Na-
tional Conference on, see National
Conference on Vocational Reha-
bilitation of the Disabled Civilian.
Reichelderfer, F. W., meteorological problems. 1085
Reid, Elliott G.:
pressure distribution over airfoils 179
Roots type aircraft engine supercharger 47
1314
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Page
Keid, Frank R. (Representative from ni.):
reports made by—
Conference Com ;-;;;-;;:: „tV
Flood Control Com 553,679,811,951
Reid, William A.:
Asuncion, mterestmg capital 1^4
Mexico City, city of palaces 125
Rcidesel, Frederick C, funeral expenses, etC-.- 417
Keidi'scl, Regina, funeral expenses, etc 417
Reilly, Charles F., relief 565
Reillv, Ursula S., v. V. S 25,44,489
Reily Lake, 111., railroad accident 614
Reindeer in Alaska J3
Reineke, L. II., timber-yield tables 399,403
Reinhart & Newton Co 602
Reinstatements, see CivO service— a?so names
of persons reinstated in office.
Reinsuring companies, see Insurance companies.
Rcistle, C. E., jr., paraffin troubles in producing
crude oU,„ 662
Reiter, Fred, bridge - 425,579,669
Relatives of patients, contact with 65, 198
Reliance Brick Co. of Texas, hollow tiles 473
Relief stations, see Hospitals.
Religion:
in Szechuan Province, China 633
Indian 229
Library of Congress classification 492
Religious bodies:
census. 1926—
Catholic Apostolic Church, __ 79
Christian and Missionary Alliance 922
Christian Reformed Church 535
Christian Union _ 1087
Church of God and Saints of Christ _ .. 922
Church of the Nazarene 1087
Evangelical Synod of North America. 1087
Free Magvar Reformed Church in
America 922
Friends 922
General Eldership of Churches of God
in America - 922
German Baptist Brethren (Dunkers). 1087
Pilgrim Holiness Church --. 922
Reformed Church in America 1087
Reformed Church in United States 923
Reformed Episcopal Church 1088
River Brethren 1088
Swedish Evangelical Free Church of
United States of America 1088
Swedish Evangelical Mission Cove-
nant of America 535
Unitarians 408
Volunteers of America 1088
Rcmick, Frederick N., v. V. S 90, 880, 1041
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge
Co., Inc., V. United States 621
Remission of duties, see Tariff.
Renmoy quadrangle, Calif 95
Remsen, Ira, memoir of Harmon N. Morse 494
Remy Electric Co. v. U. S 223,306,489,723
Renf, J. A., nephritis in tuberculosis 1149
Reno, Nev.:
air navigation map 777
Extension Conference, July, 1927, report... 206
Renong Anchorage, chart 122
Rent, Veterans' Hospital no. 90, payment 982
see also names of Departments, bureaus,
etc., renting buildings.
Renunciation of war, see Peace.
Reorganization Joint Conmiission, Insular, see
Insular Reorganization Joint Com-
mission.
Repair body, M 1918, changes 1 1152
Repair Bureau, see Construction and Repair
Bureau.
Repair shops, automobile exhaust gas. . . 773
see also Railroad repair shops.
Reply cards, see Post cards— Postal cards.
Reports:
to be made to 70th Congress.. 346
to discontinue certain reporcs 951,996, 1102
see also subjects of reports— cfso names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing
reports.
Representatives, see House of Representatives
—also names of Representatives.
Page
Reproducibility of spray penetration, etc 1046
Reptiles:
fossil reptile from Triassic of N. J 767
pterosaiirian, from Cretaceous of Oreg 1143
Republic, steamship, officers and crew, heroic
conduct, etc 821.844,941,1096
Republic branch, see Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic Ry.
Republic Creosoting Co., creosote oil 101
Research:
college laboratories, directory 415
facilities, etc., of Library of Congress 1045
nee also special subject.
Research Bureau, Shipping Board 128,
189, 319, 383, 505, 766, 1058
Reseda quadrangle. Calif 864
Reservations, see Bird refuges and reservations
— G a m e — Indian reservations —
Jvlilitary reservations— Naval pe-
troleum reserves— o/so 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 —
Naval Reserve Officers' Training
Corps— Officers' Reserve Corps.
Army — Reserve Officers' Training
Corps, .\rmy.
Reserve Division, War Dept.:
to create—
hearings 852
reports 852,971
Reserve Force, sec Naval Reserve Force.
Reserve Officers' Association of United States,
to incorporate 687
Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Army:
regulations 135
to resume course 438,936,1006
Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Navy, see
Naval Reserve Officers' Training
Corps.
Reservoirs, sites on Indian reservations 458
Resolutions:
historv —
69th Cong. 2d sess 23
70th Cong. 1st sess 345,
416, 543, 666, 799, 928, 1094
printed in slip form —
70th Cong. 1st sess.__ . 345. M4. 672. 673. 800,
804, 805, 931, 937, 938, 1097, 1104, 1105
statutes at largt,, Dec. 1925-]\Iar. 1927 155
Resources, see Natural resources.
Respiration:
artificial, by prone pressure method _._ 513, 906
physiology of, pt. 1 (2 entries) 497
same, pt. 1, continued, and pt. 2,. 887, 1048
Respiratory diseases, industrial workers.. 773, 1070
see aha names of diseases,
Respiratory organs, protection 251
Resser, Charles E., Cambrian geology 898
Restraint of trade, see Monopolies.
Resurrection Bay, exaniination and survey 778
Retail business, see names of articles retailed.
Retail prices, see Prices.
Retinitis pigmentosa... 48, 49
Retired list. Army:
militarv aviators —
H. R. 11273, hearings 822
H. R. 11273, report 822
S. 4235. report 966
officers of Air Corps 824
officers of ?kledical Corps, rights. 823, 1004, 1100
pay and allowances 824, 1006, 1102
to increase efficiency of Army —
hearings 457, 719
reports 862
war-time rank for certain officers 594
Retired list. Coast and Geodetic Survey:
pay and allowances 824, 1006, 1102
Relired list. Coast Guard:
medical and hospital relief 6S5. 844,936
pay and allowances 824, 1006, 1102
.to credit officers with active duty.. 685, 803, 844
Retired list. Marine Corps:
pay and allowances 824, 1006, 1102
July-June
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Retired list, Navy:
appointment in diplomatic service 720
pay and allowances 824,1006,1102
to amend Revised statutes 828
Retired list, Public Health Service:
pay and allowances 824, 1006. 1102
Retirement, see Army Transport Ser\ ice — Civil
service pensions^Emergency offi-
cers' retired list— Federal Reserve
Retirement Fimd — Foreign ser-
vice—Teachers— c/.so certain head-
ings beginning Retired list.
Retrievers for Air Corps 966, 1002, 1098
Return cards, post office box number 56
Returns Office, transfer to General Accounting
Office 552
Revenue, see Finance — Internal revenue — Tar-
iff—Taxation— a/so names of arti-
cles, etc., from which revenue is
derived.
Revenue cutters, see Coast Guard cutters.
Revised statutes, see special subject, e. g., LL-n-
itations (law).
Revision of Laws Committee, House, see Laws,
Committee on Revision of, House.
Revista de economia Argentina, reprint from.. 892
Revolver ammtmition, standard nomenclature. 911
Reweighing of freight, Fullerton Lamber Co.. 1035
Rexroad, L. W., & Co., sand 1122
Reynolds, T>. A.:
carbon monoxide self-rescuer 19
spontaneous heating of coal 925
Reynolds, Paul E., neuropsychiatric disease... 514
Reynolds, Robert, agricultural statistics 142
Reynolds, Walter F.. triangiilation 793
Reynoldson. L. A.:
combined harvester-tliresner in Gt. Plains. 648
shall I buy a combine? 916
shall I buy a tractor for corn-belt farm? ... 204
tractors on corn-belt farms 080
Reynoldsville & Falls Creek R. R., valuation. 109
Rhode Island:
geodetic pubs., triangulation, etc . 793
post rotite map 630
V. United States 223,306,859
Rhode Island, Battle of, 1778, 150th anniver-
sary observance 965
Rhode Island reds, see Poultry.
Rhodes, Eugene, medal 1009
Rhodes scholarships, memorandum, IT. S., 1928. 728
Rhododendrons, eilect of aluminum sulphate. 189
Rhyacionia frustrana, see Pine tip mioth.
Ribbon, case of F. Victor & Achelis. 290
Ribbons, see Computing-machine riobons —
Hectograph ribbons — Recording-
machine ribbons — Typewriter rib-
bons.
Ribeira Bay, chart 251
Rice, George S.:
fifty-nine coal mine fires 411
potash mining in Germany and France 412
safety in coal mining, handbook 539
Rice, Roger C, surface water supply 29
Rice:
cleaning and pohshing, census, 1925 213
educational illustrations 528
imported broken rice, meaning 448
insects injurious to rice crop 530
prairie rice culture in United States 655
rates on 742
soy-bean rotation increases rice yields 210
standards, milled, brown, and rough rice.. 271,
526
straightheadandits control 146
Rices Point, Minn., bridge 428,584,671
Rich, Wilhs H.:
biological inquiries, 1925 151
red-salmon runs to Karluk River, Alaska.. 17
salmon tagging experiments in Alaska—
1923 16
1924-25 16
1926 17
Richards, Brayton G., patent appeal 219
Richards, Chfton L., U. S. i'. 489
Richards, David, aUas, see Richards, David F.
Richards, David E., son v. Mexico 130
Richards, David F., relief... 971
Richards, George D., v. Mexico... 130
Page
Richards, Nellie, grave, permit for opening 679,
846, 930
Richardson, Charles H., petroleum-oil emul-
sions 6
Richardson, Frank H., breast-feeding 371
Richardson, G. B.:
oil and gas fields of Oklahoma, map 161
oil and gas fields of Texas, map 161
Richardson, Gardner, trade financing, etc 84
Richardson, Myrtle E., occupational therapy.. 264
Richardson, Samuel, claim for death 386
Richardson, Simon A., relief.. 975
Richardson, Thomas M., relief 693
Richardson, William K., v. United States. 723, 1042
Richey, Fridcrick D., corn breeding 209,404
Richmers Khcderei Actien Gesellschaft 657
Richmond, Paul, jr.:
Kahn and Kolmer reactions 48,49
leukocytosis in cerebrospinal fever 497
Richmond, Calif., port 643
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.:
rates on^
paper 170
tallow 482
Richmond Screw Anchor Co., Inc., v. U. S 370
Richter, Ella Q., relief 439,594,1096
Richter, Henry W., relief of daughter. 439, 594, 1096
Richweed, sec White snakeroot.
Rickards, R., jr.. Dredging Co., relief 707
Ridgely, Frank E., relief 695,930,1009
Ridlev, C. S., San Francisco, Calif., district 643
Rieck, Edward E., r. D. B. Heiner 242, 1128
Riegel, Benjamin, r. United States 25
Riegel, Benjamin D., e.xr., ;>. United States 25
Riegel, Howard, exr., v. United States 25
Rillenburg, H. B., water of Pecos River 161
Rifle company, Nat. Guard training manual.. 394
Rifle practice, see Target practice.
Rifle Practice Promotion Board, see National
Board for Promotion of Rifle
Practice.
Rifle ranges, see Target ranges.
Rifles, caliber .30, parts, etc 1075
see aho Machine-rifle.
Rigby, William C, statement 825
Rigen, see lion Road.
Rigging, Army training regulations 775
Higgles, Richard, relief 452
Rights of women, see Women.
Rigid airships, see Airships.
Riley, .\lbert I., relief 824
Rincon band of Luisefio Indians, see Luiseno
Indians.
Rinder, H. A., bridge 958,992,1101
Rinehart & Dennis Co., rails.. 109
Ringgold road, to pave 693,825, 1006, 1068, 1102
Ringk, A. H., & Co., United States v 860
Rinks, Ella M., relief 947
Rio Chepo, chart of mouth 313
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
Conferencia Parlamentaria Internacional
de Comercio 501
Pan -Vmerican Conference on Highways.. 386,
422, 630, 804
Rio Deseado, chart 251
Rio Grande:
bridges at or near-
Brownsville, Tex 818,993,1102
El Paso, Tex 348,454,544
Langtry, Tex 959.1102
Presidio, Tex 428,584,671
Tornillo, Tex 818,993,1102
Weslaco, Tex 685, 818, 844, 936, 994, 1102
Ysleta, Tex 959
Zapata, Tex 560,710,803
waters, consent to compacts 961
waters, equitable use. State Dept. rp 1143
Rio Grande irrigation project:
construction payments-
hearing 1000
law 1102
reports 961, 1000
Rio Grande Oil Co., fuel-oil 1029
Rio Grande Valley:
Pueblo Indian lands, conservation, etc. —
hearings... 456,588
law 669
reports _ _ 422,455
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Rio Negro, chart .....------- -'51
Rios, Salvatlorc, v. Benjamin M. Day -_^-^ |04J
lUpl.^y, Ohio, bridge. - - 958,99.3, HOI
Ri ,lev Bridge Co., bridge.. 958,993,1101
RipiHTton, J. C, edible eanna ---.--- 918
Ritch.Tdsna, Joseph F., rehef....— -. 351,594,667
Rittor \ndrew B., military record 439, 543, 594
Rittcr! PaniL-l, is. United States 749
Rittcr Hilt Spring, Oreg., zeohtes... 1143
Ritual bullfight 190
Rivas, Jose F., relief on
River Bn-thren, census, 1926 --- i^o*
Rivera, Padre Juan A., diary, 1676-96 -.. oOl
Riverdale Quadrangle, Calif 16^
Risers: , ,. , ,^^^
construction, etc., of public works 9<9
daily stages, 1920 11
Hood cimtrol of sundry streams 9ol
forest and stream-flow experiment 920, 1085
pollution of streams, hearings 674
power development, cost of examination... 350
protection of navigable streams, estimate.. 510
protection of watersheds —
hearings. 448,674
law 933
reports 448,674,805
rights of Alabama in its streams... 350
stream-gaging stations 29, 94, 95, 1022
*ee also Navigable waters— a/so names of
rivers.
Rivers and Harbors Board 67, 200, 394, &43, 1152
hydraulic mining in Calif 1073
River's and Harbors Committee, House:
hearings 698,831,832,1108
reports 832,979
Riverside Indian School, dormitory... 555,715,803
Rivet steels, air-hardening - . 344
Roaches, see Cockroaches.
Road Commissioners Board, see Alaska Road
Commissioners Board.
Road Congresses, Permanent International
-Association of, see Permanent
International Association of Road
Congresses.
Road-rollers, rates on 38
Roads:
aid for roads leading to toll bridge, etc 1108
bridge surveys 789
from Atlantic to Pacific Coast-
hearing 855
report 1011
general authorization bills, etc 699,832
how Mass. is improving her roadsides 1084
in national parks, draft of legislation 1066
inter-American highway, construction. 812, 937
naming certain highways 449
oil and tar for roads, Govt, supplies 62,638
public roads (periodical) „.._ 10,76,
146, 211, 276, 334, 405, 533, 655, 789, 920
through Indian reservations, etc. —
H. R. 7343, report 832
S. 1145, law.. 1100
S. 1145, reports 715,814
S. 3674, report 855
S. 3674, veto 1057
to amend act for U. S. aid to States 596,
832,855,936,1103
trees for roadside planting 655
see also Public Roads Bureau— aZ«o names
of towns, counties, etc., where roads
are located — also names of roads.
Roads Committee, House:
hearings 699,832,1108
minority views 832
„ reports 698,699,832
Roane ( ounty, Tenn.:
bridge across Kmery River 816,841,932
bridge across Tennessee River. 560, 585, 672, 711
Roanoke River, examination, etc 1073
Robbins, A. bridge i25,'5S0,6S9
Robbins, J. H., malaria at Oloiigapo, P. I 88 1047
Roberts, A. L., therapeutic occupation 1149
Roberts, Albert S., examination for postmaster 632
Roberts, Daniel F., relief 565 594 799
Roberts, Frank U. H., jr.. Basket Maker'vil-'
lagC ggg
Roberts, John, farm animals.." " 149
Roberts, John W., apple scab "I 788
Page
Roberts, Seth L., relief 1109
Roberts, T. Gaines, relief 976
Roberts, Virgil W., relief 693
Roberts Cotton Oil Mills, Inc., cotton-seed 734
Robertson, Charles, military record 439
Robertson, George A., relief 452,947,1096
Robertson, H. McG., alcoholism and drug ad-
diction 905,1147
Robertson, Robert S., jr., relief 720,828,930
Robinson, Arthur R. (Senator from Ind.): d
reports made by— I
Judiciary Com 590 "
Military Affairs Com.... 591, 592, 1002, 1004
Pensions Com 457, 595, 596, 720, 854
Robinson, B. L., memoir of George Lincoln
Goodale 494
Robinson, Dwight P., & Co., Inc 427,583,670
Robinson, Joseph T. (Senator from Ark.):
report made by —
Tariff Commission, Select Committee
on Investigation of 1110
Robinson, Leland R., British investment
trusts 538
Robinson, Orla W., relief 825
Robinson, T. J. B. (Representative from Iowa):
reports made by —
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 425,
426, 558, 684, 6S5, 817, 956, 958
Robinson, T. Ralph, citrus fruit culture 76,919
Robinson, William M., preparation of teachers. 728
Robsion, John M. (Representative from Ky.):
reports made by —
Roads Com 698,699
Rochester, Pa., bridge 427,583,670
Rochester mining district, Nev 729
Rock Hall, Md., bridge 556
Rock Island, 111.:
Chamber of Commerce —
sand 1123
rivers, etc., in district 519
Rock Island-Frisco Terminal Ry., bonds 109
Rock Island Railway, see Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Ry.
Rock Island rapids, see Mississippi River and
Valley.
Rock River:
bridge at Dixon, 111 428,544,584
bridge at Palmyra, 111 428,454,584,671
Rockport, Ind., bridges 559,671,684,843,935
Rockport Landing, Calif., chart 279
Rocks:
ground water in Ordovician rocks 161
of Italian Mountain vicinity, Colo 192
of San Rafael Swell, sedimentary rocks 728
rates on 480
tectonic conditions, igneous rocks 494
Rocksprings, Tex., tornado, Apr. 12, 1927 11
Rocky Ford National Bank, relief 947
Rocky Hill quadrangle, Calif 228
Rocky Mount quadrangle, Va 362
Rocky Mountain National Park:
rates to be charged by public utilities 865
rules and, regulations 865
Rocky Mountains:
Cambrian geology S98
timber growing and logging practice.. 274
vegetation of Alpine region 494
Rodd, II. C, medal 1009
Rodenbough, Elizabeth M., v. U. S.. 370
Rodenbough, Elmer E., exr., v. U. S 370
Rodents, of genus Plagiodontia. 192
see also names of rodents.
Rodes, May G., heir, relief 840,981,1096
Rodes, Sara L., heir, relieL.. 840,981,1096
Rodes, Tyree, relief of heirs.. 840,981,1096
Rodey, Pearce C, Middle Rio Grande Conserv- ^
ancy project 727 ^
Rodgers-Wade Furniture Co., furniture 33 V
Rodman Chemical Co. !). United States 370,
621, 1042
Rods, rates on 171
Roe, G. C:
coy otillo , poisonous plant 649
wild tobaccos as stock -poisoning plants 527
Roebken, Esther M., relief 988
Roebken, Mary L., relief 988
Rontgen rays, see X-rays.
Rontgenograms, see X-rays.
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Roessler, Samuel, trustee, v. U. S 400, 1017
RotT, Thomas J., relief _- - 840
Roger & Gallet, United States v. 25
Rogers, Edith N. (Representative from Mass.:)
report made by —
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 835
Rogers, George W., relief 452,550,800
Rogers, James F., esta su nino preparado para
ir a la escuela? 501
Rogers, John W., comptroller general vs 861
Rogers, L. A., dairy by-products 74
Rogers, L. M.:
blacktongiie-preventive action of foods — 1148
hlacktongue preventive in yeast 773, 1147
Rogers Brothers Co., bridge. .-. 558,582,670
Rogers Ilarbor, Mich., chart 1074
Rolette County. N. Dak., relief 8-i9
Roll, Jennie, relief 420,706,800
Rolla Road, see Preguifa, Porto da.
Rolle, August n. O., census of manufactures. .1087
Roller bearings, elimination of waste 928
Rollers, see Road-rollers.
Rolling mills, see Mills and millwork.
Rolls (iron mills) :
rates on.. 109
Rolph, Inez K.:
market research agencies 216
same, descriptive circular 538
trade association activities, bibl 411
Roma, Tex., port of entry in customs dist 764
Roman dentistry 640
Romania, see Rumania.
Romann & Bush Pig Iron & Coke Co., coal... 164
Rome, Italy:
International Conference on Literary and
Artistic Property 812,900
International Juridical Congress on Wire-
less Telegraphy 951,1061
Rommel, George M., animal breeding 143
Rompers, children's 208
Ronan, K. M., twin-float seaplane 119
Roofing:
case of Continental Roofing and Manufac-
turing Co 59
rates on 171,480,615,1035,1122
Rooks, John, relief 420,706,800
Roos, Sol, V. United States 223
Roosevelt, Theodore, statue 689
Roosevelt County, Mont. .bridge 347,453,670
Roosevelt, President, steamship, see President
Roosevelt, steamship.
Root, Clarence J., Illinois tornado, Apr., 1927.. 11
Root-beer syrup, rates on 301
Root-nodule bacteria of pea group 525, 647
Root rot:
of Lucretia dewberry 269,270
of tobacco, timothy infusions 783,915
vanilla root rot 647,915
Roots type aircraft engine supercharger 47, 104G
Rope:
manila and bolt, report of Tarifl Comn 131
packings, specification 22
Roquemore Gravel Co., sand 38
Rose, Dean H., diseases of strawberries 76
Rose, J. N., search for rubber in Texas 898
Rose:
causes and control of rose diseases 655
roses for the home 210
Roseau County, Minn., lands 381,1056
Rosebud County, Mont., geology 94
Rosebud Reservation:
per capita payment to Indians 815, 849,936
sale of cattle, cancel balance due... 682, 715, 803
Rosen, Joseph, to reimburse for losses 566
Rosenbaum, J., ginseng diseases 333
Rosenberg Brothers & Co 319,383
Rosenthal, A. S., Co. v. United States 290.489
Rosenthal Woodworking Co., roofing... 1035
Roses, see Rose.
Rosin, rates on 171
see also Naval stores.
Rosin dross, rates on 109
Rosin size, rates on 874
Ross, Andrew N., relief 550,576
Ross, n. A., demand for milk, etc., in New
York 1080
Ross, Thomas M., relief 439,543,594
Faee
Rossby, C. G., mass exchange in free air 11
Rossite, new vanadate from Colorado 385
Rosskam, Lester G., esr., v. United States 44
Rosskam, S. Leon, v. United States 44
Rosskam, William B., exr., v. United States... 44
Rosiers, Indian service ofTicers, 1927 229
see also Directories— Registers.
Ros'.vell, N. Mex., land office 1014
Rot:
corn varieties resistant to rot 275
gladiolus corms caused by Penicillium. 783,919
see also name of rot.
Rotarians, welcome to national forests. 918
Rotation of crops:
irrigated crops in western Nebraska _ , 9
sov-bean rotation increases rice yields. 210
Roth,"W. A., cases 242,881
Rotharmel, Kenneth A., relieL. 700
Rothgeb, Benton E.:
heat-damaged wheat - 5
how to use sorghum grain 275
Rothman, S., & Sons, burlap bags 867
Rothstein, William R., v. United States 114
Rotoava Anchorage, chart 890
Roughages, in rations for calves 650
Roumania, see Rumania.
Round Rock quadrangle, Tex 865
Rouse, John G., exr.. v. United States 460,882
Rouse, William C. (O, p. 882, incorrect):
V. United States 460,882
Rouses Point, N. Y., bridge.- 682,841,931,955,990
Routing:
CQS6S~~~
Cottrell, Joseph W., Lumber Co 615
Spokane, Coeur D'Alene & Palouse
Ry 1122
cotton 164
livestock from Texas 480
lumber and forest products 168
soda ash from Cartago, Calif., etc 38
wood-pulp board 1035
Rowan, J. L., bridge 427,843,935
Rowbottom,, Hairy E. (Representative from
Ind.):
reports made by —
Claims Com... 419,548,549,677,808
Labor Com 688
Rowe, L. S., archaeological work, foreword 184
Rowland, George A., occupational therapy 392
Rowlesburg & Southern R. R., valuation 301
Roxas, Baldomero, v. Phihppine Islands... 370,882
Roy, J. L., duty with Provisional Regiment... 887
Royal Center, ind., aerological soundings 212
Royal Distributing Co., Inc., baking-powder.. 295
Royal Knitting Mills v. United States 460, 1017
Royal Medico-Chirm-gical Society of Glasgow. 197
Royalties on minerals from Indian lands... 422, 715
Rubber:
density, etc., of system, rubber-sulphm* 1.55
Hevea rubber trees at Bayeux, tapping 789
marketing of crude rubber 410
publications of For. and Dom. Com. Bur.. 410
search for rubber in Texas... 898
services for rubber industry 410
tensile properties of rubber compounds 665
see also Guayule— Rubber goods.
Rubber Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce Bur 410
Rubber goods:
aging.
___^ 22
testing 286
see also names of special articles.
Rubber mills, see Mills and millwork.
Rubber Section, see National Safety Council.
Rubino, Anthonv P., rat-bite fever 134
Rubio, Paul, v. United States.. 489
Ruchhoft, C. C, pollution, etc., of Illinois R.. 196
Rucker, William C:
common colds 513
maritime quarantine policy, Panama
Canal 502
Rudaux, Lucien, excursions on planets 190
Rudders, DH-4B model, wind tunnel tests 642
Rude, O. T.:
instructions for tide observations 536
mean sea-level determination 15
Rudnick, Philip, laundering of blankets 87
1318
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Rudolfs, Willem: ont; nis
effect of salt on sludge. XXMJ!o
trade waste effect on sludge 905, 1148
RuelT. Georgo W., Inc., United States v 461
Kulf, William A., census of manufactures 10»7
Ruger, Fori: „ .. , , „
land restored to Hawau for road... - 57
portion for lighthouse reservation 57
" case of William A. Bird 600
census of manufactures, 1925 - 214
rag rugs, increasing U. S. duty 632
specifications 285
Rule, set forward, parts laS
Rules, see names of commissions, courts, etc.,
issuing rules— aZso special subjects.
Rules Committee, House:
hearings 570,699,832,979
reports . 445, 570, 699, 832, 833, 979, 980
Rulo, Nebr., bridge 558,709,802
Rumania, copyright benefits 1055
Rumford Chemical Works, bone products 1025
Run-off, see Rain.
Runnerstrom, George E., diabetes 392
Runyon, Charles, steam tug, see Charles Run-
yon, steam tug.
Rupture:
of bladder, scrotal fistulae following 247
of spleen, traumatic 247,887
Rural communities, see Farm colonies.
Ruriil credit, see Agricultural credit.
Rural education, see Education.
Rural Education Division 160,1113
Rural life, see Country life.
Rural mail delivery, see Mail delivery.
Rural mail matter, see Mail matter.
Rural school leadet, see Country schools.
Rural schools, see Country schools.
Rural Valley R. R., deficit status ... . 481
Ruscus, customs charges 356
Russell, A. J., bridge... 817,992,1100
Russell, Aaron, funeral expenses, etc 540
Russell, Albert E., health of workers 1069
Russell, Benjamin, v. United States.. 749
Russell, D. A., Fort, water supply 58
Russell, E. Z.:
Ardmore Dry-Land Field Station 209
breeds of swine 650
practical hog houses 916
swine production.. 650
Russell, Erma, to pav 546
Russell, Frank C, relief 971
Russell, H. A., relief 947
Russell, Henry N., spectra of scandium.. 221
Russell, Paul, Japanese flowering cherries 654
Russell, Thomas, compass in Lake region 910
Russell, the Coal Man, Inc., reconsignment... 301
Russell & Tucker, relief... 452,809
Russell County, Ky., bridge 932,956,991
Russell Whi'ol tt Foundry Co. vs. U. S 1142
Russian Gulch Landing, chart 408
Russian Volunteer Fleet v. U. S 306
Russom, V. M., soil of Burt County, Nebr 10
Rusts, see names of rusts.
Rutabaga turnip, pellagra-preventive 63
Ruth Iron Co _. 489
Rutland Railroad, valuation "' 235
Rutland, Toluca & Northern R. R., valuation 99
Ruwart Manuiacturing Co., saddletrees 615
Ryan, Mabel C, physiotherapy .. . 1071
Ryo:
oflSclal grain standards handbook 649
smut control 404
see also F\ouT.
Rynoarson, Oren W., to order before retiring
board 971
S
S-4, U. S. submarine :
payments 1 0 dependents of oflicers, etc 974
smkmg, commission to investigate—
letter of Navy Department . 496
reports of committees... 445 457
Sabal causiarum, host of coconut bud-rot 3 75
babath, Adol|)h J. (Representative from ill )■ '
report made by-
Claims Com 410
Sabine, Wallace C. W., biographical" memoir.'.' .494
Sabine, Lake, bridge 818,936,994
Sabine River:
bridges at or near-
Burr's Ferry 959,1103
Merrvville, La 560,710,803
Pendleton's Ferry 818,936,994
Starks, La 818,994,1103
Saboga Anchorage, chart 313
Sabula, Iowa, bridge 557, 580, 670
Sacajawea, tablet to memory of 689
Sacculinidae, see Crustaceans.
Sackett, Frederic M. (Senator Troni Ky.)
reports made by —
Banking and Currency Com .... 837
Commerce Com 992
District of Columbia Com 586,996
Expenditures in Executive Depart-
ments Com 996
Sackley, James A., Co. v. U. S 355,600,621
Sacks, see Cement sacks.
Sackville, Fort:
memorial on site —
estimate for commission 1065
law.... 1104
reports 590, 821,938,9.39
Sacramento Northern Ry., construction 742
Sacramento River and Valley:
flood control —
hearings 421
law 934
reports 553,811,940
floods of Mar. 1928 920
Saddletrees, rates on 615
Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore, exr., v.
United States 487
Safety appliances:
report of Safety Bureau, 1927 366
submarines, commission to investigate —
letter of Navy Department 496
reports of committees 445, 457
submarines, experimental work, estimates-771,
1066
see also Safety of life — Train-control de-
vices— also names of special appli-
ances, e. g. Car-couplings.
Safety Bureau, I. C. C:
annual report, 1927 366
carriers hours of service reports 480
investigation of railroad accidents —
at Reily Lake, 111 614
near Victoria, Miss 234
summary of investigation reports 108,
479, 1034
Safety codes, see Safety of life.
Safety Council, see National Safety Council.
Safety division, see Labor Statistics Bureau.
Safety in Mines Research Board of Great Brit-
ain:
flame propagation of natural gas in air 662
limits of inflammability of gases, etc 539
Safety of life:
a importancia de uma consciencia de segur-
an^a no trabalhador 761
coal mining handbook 539
forging and hot metal stamping 245
industrial-accident prevention, etc 492
industrial safety, outline of material on 178
mining on leased public lands 29
national electrical safety code 542
navy yards and naval stations 251
oil derricks, safe practices 282
pipe-tool accident prevention 662
rubber mills and calenders 117
safety code series 117,245
ships, equipment and methods for safety... 22
see also Safety appliances.
Safety of Life at Sea, International Maritime
Conference for, see International
Maritime Conference for Safety
of Life at Sea.
Safford, Robert E., exr., v. United States. 460, 1043
SafEord, W. E., heritage from Amer. Indians.. 190
Saginaw, Mich.:
chart 520
Second National Bank v. United States... 1125
Saginaw River:
chart 520
examination and survey. 778
Sai Ko, chart 122
July-June
1319
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Saigo Ko, chart - 182
Sailing vessels, claims of operators 820
Sailors:
able seamen 148
consular regulations-
discharge -.. 320,900
transportation 900, 1061
wages, extra wages, and effects.- 900
deportation of alien seamen.. 998
manual of paints and painting 180
payment of seamen on foreign vessels 844
seamen's act and other lavrs, com.pilation . . 24
settlement for accidents 1129
see also Navy — Veterans, and references —
also Notice to mariners.
St. Albans, W.Va., bridge 683,842,933
St. Albans Nitro Bridge Co., bridge 683,842,933
St. Augustine, Fla., aviation chart. 248
St. Charles, 111., bridge 557,708,801
St. Clair, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
St. Clair Flats Canal, commerce, 1927 910
St. Clair River, bridee 818.844,936
St. Clair Terminal R. R., valuation... 481
St. Croix, see Virgin Islands.
St. Croix Interstate Bridge Co 818,844.1103
St. Croix River;
bridge, Grantsburg, Wis 818,844,1103
bridge, Stillwater, Minn . 959
St. Dennis, .\lfred, relief 351
St. Dominso, see Dominican Republic.
St. Ehzabeths Hospital 30,229,363
report, 1927 363
training school for nurses 30,229
St. Francis de Sales Church, reinterment of
bodies in grounds 810, 845, 1095
St. Francis Levee Dist., assessments 836,979
St. Francis River, bridge 560,710,936
St. Georges Harbor, Bermuda, chart 758
St. Joe National Forest 75
St. John Harbor, New Brunswick, chart. 500
St. John River:
works in and adjacent to channel 60
St. John River Power Co. 60
St. Johns River:
chart 16
light station, radiobeacon 1090
St. Johns River Development Co.:
bridge across Choctawhatchee River 707
bridge across Suwannee River 710,819
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain R. R., notes 615
St. Joseph, Mich., abolishing port of entry 255
St. Joseph, Mo.:
bridge 347,454,544,581
tornado of May 24, 1927 77
St. Joseph Belt Ry., valuation 481
St. Joseph Sound, chart 1089
St. Joseph Terminal R. R., valuation 874
St. Joseph Union Depot Co., valuation 481
St. Joseph's Church, land in Baton Rouge, La. '30,
1012, 1098
St. Kitts, money-order post offices 254
St. Lawrence, Gulf of, natural history of north
shore.. 898
St. Lawrence River:
bridge 959, 994
charts 53
pilot, supplement 1050
survey betv\-een Ogdensburg and Lake On-
tario 1151
surveys, preparation of plans, etc 642
St. Louis, Mo.:
air navigation maps 776, 777
American Historical .\ssociation 320
Chamber of Commerce —
cotton goods 469
rivers, etc., in district 519
tornado of Sept. 29, 1927 335
trade in fisherv products 409
St. Louis & O'Falion Ry.:
excess income —
Interstate Commerce Comn. orders... 38
481, 615
St. Louis & O'Falion v. United
States.. 301,307,346,1042
United States e. St. Louis & O'Falion. 1042
valuation 171
St. Louis, Belleville & Southern Ry., valuation. 364
Page
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry 615
St. Louis Cooperage Co., barrels 731
St. Louis, Council Bluffs & Omaha R R.,
valuation 877
St. Louis County. Mo., bridge. .. 558,958,992, 1101
St. Louis, Kenuett & Southeastern R. R.:
control by St. Louis-San Francisco Ry 172
valuation 481
St. Louis River, bridge 428,584,671
St. Ijouis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.:
acquisition of Paris & Great Northern
R. R 613
V. United States 621
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway:
accident near Victoria, Miss 234
assumption of obligation and liabOity 874
bonds 742
control of St. Louis, Kennett & South-
eastern R. R 172
equipment trust 1122
misrouting __ 476
rates on —
aluminum sulphate 1024
fuel-oil 1029
glass 472
horses 104
lead 167,872
mine timbers 476
peanuts 613
railroad ties 741
stone 111
readjustment 1122
securities 235
train-stop device 483
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.:
valuation 38
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. of Texas:
control of Stephenville N. & S. Texas Ry.. 236
valuation 38
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern R. R., valuation.. 1035
St. Louis Union Trust Co., exr., v. comnr. of
internal revenue 243,490
St. Lucia, money-order i)ost offices 254
St. Lucie Canal, improvement 1108
St. Lucie River, improvement 1108
St. Marks, Fla., sale of lots _ 569,597,671
St. Mary Bay, chart : 183
St. Marys Falls Canal, lake commerce, 1927... 910
St. Marys quadrangle, W. Va.-Ohio 362
St. Michael, Fort, lands withdrawn 380
St. Nicholas Harbor, Canada, chart 53
St. Nicholas Island, see Sao Nicolao Island.
St. Paul. Minn.:
bridge. 426,580,581,669
land, grant to St. Paul 971,1006,1103
rivers, etc., in district _ 519
St. Paul Abstract Co. v. David H. Blair 1043
St. Paul Union Depot Co., valuation.. 172
St. Petersburg, Fla., chart 659
St. Tammany Parish, La., bridge 841,955,1098
St. Vincent, money-order post offices 254
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, to change name
to St. Vincent's Home and School 712,
810, 1103
Sakai Ko, chart 250
Sal Island, chart 249
Salaries:
assistants to engineer commissioner of
D. C 845,949
commissioners of D. C... 845,949
employees at naval hospitals 375
garnishment 686
Government employees, classification laws. 23
Government employees, to amend rates-
hearings 807
law. 1099
minority views.. 807
reports.. 807,939,944,985
judges—
in Territories, etc., hearing 687
in Territories, etc., law 1100
in Territories, etc., reports 687, 1001
of Porto Rico.. 682
report to American Bar Association... 835
minister to Liberia, to increase salary —
recommendation 768
report 813
1320
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Balaries-Continued. ^ , ,
officials in Pliilippme Islands-
hearings 598,815
minor^y views --.--.------082
park7olice"i«"D: C....-.- 586,679,803
police and firemen m D. C -- OJ^
postal employees, hearings. r8fi'iin9
postal service, differential in pay 696, 11U2
postmasters, 1st class "^jy
postmasters, 4th class. . iids
registers of local land offices 597, 698, 938
telchers in D. C ... 950,996
see also Wages— aiso headings beginning
Vay— also names of Departments,
bureaus, etc.
Salealua Bay, chart... '°»
Salebabu Anchorage, chart... ^i
Salem Harbor, Mass., examination and survey 778
Sales territories in China 4U9, 9^4
Salesmen, laundry, educational program 91
Sah, Morocco, chart.. _. — ..-— - S^
Salina Canyon dist., Utah, geology and coal. 464,863
Salisbury, F. S., abuse of diagnosis of neuro-
syphilis---. 392
Salley, Charles H., relief 948
Salmon, S. C, wheat... 399,526
Salmon: . . ■■, r. , ,o
new ameba parasitic m salmonid fishes 16
red-salmon runs to Karluk River, Alaska.. 17
tagging experiments in Alaska 16, 17
Salonika, Gulf of, chart 889
Salt:
case of Schenker's, Inc ^9U
census of manufactures, 1925 148
effect on sludge digestion 905, 1148
iodized, loss of iodine 71, 203
paclcages, elimination of waste 665
production in 1926... 153
rates on 109,616,1035,1122
use in range management-.. 8
see also Salts.
Salt Lake Basin irrigation project:
high pressure emergency gates 730
specifications for Echo Dam, etc... .- 162
Salt Lake Desert, see Great Salt Lake Desert.
Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co., bricks 1116
Saltpeter, Chile:
cost of Chilean nitrate 288
imports of Chilean nitrate, 1831-1925 288
rates on 481
Salts:
lead and zinc, 1926.... 3i0
soluble, electrolytic bridge to determine 211
Salud publica y puericultura serie, see Hygiene
(public).
Salupo, Nicola, v. United States 371
Salvage, guide for reporting 128
Samales Islands, anchorage chart 214
Samanco, Port, chart 376
Samoa, see also American Samoa.
Sample, Gertrude, pottery for tuberculous
patient 135
Sample, S. G., Co., Ltd 490
Sample, T. N. & B. B., refrigerator-cars 742
Samples, see Commercial products— Metals.
Sampsell, T. L., dental diagnosis 887,1047
Sampson, George W., relief 693
Samuels, L. T.:
results of sounding balloon ascensions 212
Washington, D. C, tornado of May 14,
1927 77
Sanak Harbor, Alaska, chart 215
Sanak Island, harbors and anchorages 215
Sanana Bay, chart 51
San Antonio, Tex.:
air navigation map 776
American Legion convention, equipment- 690,
718, 800
San Antonio & Aransas Pass Ry.:
construction of extension 38, 109
rates on fuel-oil 1029
San Antonio Battery Service v. U. S 157, 242
San Antonio Belt & Terminal Ry., valuation 613
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf R. R.:
o|)eration of terminal tracks 1122
valuation... 1035
Page
San Benito & Rio Grande Valley Ry.:
construction of branch lines 38
construction of extension 110
San Bernardino National Forest, land restored- 187
San Carlos Reservation:
compensation of Apache Indians 1018
disposition of 2 bridges 954, 999, 1 103
Sanchez, Enrique V., United States v 158
Sand, Bertina, relief-. 809
Sand:
production in 1926 539
rates on 33, 110, 301, 366, 481, 616,
742, 868, 874, 875, 10:S5, 1122, 1123
with paris green to destroy mosquito -. 323, 513
Sand Island, light to be changed 281
Sand-lime brick:
census of manufactures, 1926 337
master specification 220
Sanders, Archie D. (Representative from N. Y.):
report made by-
Post Office and Post Roads Com 976
Sanders, W. H., relief 550,989,1097
Sandidge, R. P., radium used for nasal lesions
of leprosy 63
San Diego, Calif., air navigation maps (2) 777
see also Naval Training Station, San Diego.
San Diego & Arizona Ry.:
notes 172,481
rates on cotton-seed 1117
San Diego Oil Products Corporation 1117
San Domingo, see Dominican Republic.
Sandoz Chemical Works, United States a 1017
Sandusky Cement Co., cement 1026
San Filippe Anchorage, chart 249
Sanford, Raymond L., permanent-magnet
steels 415
San Francisco, Calif:
air navigation map 777
bridges 818,844
chart of entrance 150
examination, etc., of harbor 1073
Naval Radio Station, weather reports 656
port of San Francisco... 643
recreation pier 565,594,803
rivers, etc., in district 519,643
see also Federal Reserve Bank of San
Francisco— Presidio of San Fran-
cisco.
San Francisco Bay:
bridges .♦. 818,844
chart 923
harbor lines 832
port 643
San Francisco, Napa & Calistoga Ry 809
San Francisco River, consent to compact 960
Sanganoseki, Kyushu, chart 50
Sanger, Maude A., relief 700
San Geronimo reservation, statements 825
Sanghove, Clifford J., relief 442,930,988
Sanitarium Co., relief. 420,800,840
Sanitary Conference of American Republics,
see Pan American Sanitary Con-
ference.
Sanitary District of Chicago:
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health rps., v.
42 196
W'isconsin et al. v 768
Sanitation;
livestock admission, State requirements — 784
Marine barracks, Quantico, Va 49
publications for sale by supt. of docs 27, 727
shellfish sanitation 196,323
swine sanitation in McLean Co., Ill 401
see also Hygiene (public).
San Joaquin River, flood control 421
San Jose, Calif., weather types 335
San Jose scale, control 1082
San Juan, P. R.:
chart of harbor 793
hearing relative to San Geronimo 825
rainfall, diurnal variation 1085
rat-flea survey of port 773, 1069
site for Naval Communication Service 58
San Juan County, Wash., land for park 979
San Juan River, consent to compacts 960,961
San Rafael Swell, Utah, sedimentary rocks 728
July-June
1321
Page
Santa Barbara Islands, chart 16
Santa Barbara Xational Forest 403
Santa Branco Island, chart 249
Santa Cruz, Calif., port -._ 643
Santa Cruz Island, chait of east end 16
Santa Cruz Road, see Agadir Road.
Santa Elena. Port, chart 758
Santa Fe Countv, N. Mex., reimbursement. .. 698,
722, 1101
Santa Fe National Forest 568,703,801,856
Santa Fe Railway, see Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Ry.
Santa Luzia Island, chart 249
Santa Maria Valley R. R., valuation 301
Santa Monica, Calif., see National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
Santa Razo Island, chart 249
Santa Rosa County, Fla., bridge 959,994, 1103
Santa Rosa Island, public purposes.. 971, 1006, 1103
Santa Rosa Pueblo, .Vriz., v. Sec. of Interior 242
Santa Rosa Sound, bridge 959,994,1103
Santee Indians, I). United States 177,490
Santiago, Manuel, v. United States 242
Santmyers, R. M.:
barite and barium products in 1926 217
gypsimi in 1926 281
Santo Domingo, see Dominican Republic.
Santonin, anthelmintic properties 3,73
Sanzone-Palmisano Co., switching charges 111
Sao Nicolao Island, chart 249
Sao Thiago, Port, chart 249
Sao Vicente Island, chart 249
Sap:
a borracha de guajnile 314
Saparua Bay, chart 182
Sapromyzidae, American 2-winged flies 1143
Saratoga & Encampment Ry., valuation 110
Saratoga County, N. Y., fur farm 73, 785
Saratoga irrigation project 590,961,1000
Sarcoma, see Tumors.
Sardines, preparation for canning 17
Sargent, John O., statement 687
see also Justice Department.
Sargent, W. S., tonsillectomy 887, 1048
Sariano, Juan, misprint, see Soriano, Juan.
Sarle, C. F.:
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Sartoris, George B., black rot fungus 269, 404
Sashes, rates on 235
Sasscer, E. R.:
insects injurious to ornamental plants 78S
oyster-shell scale and scurfy scale. ._ 530
Satin moth quarantine 270
Satterlee, R. C. lymphoblastic leukemia. 887,1047
Satupaitea Road, chart 759
Saturday evening post, article from 634
Saturday half holiday in postal service 1011
Saude publica e bem-estar tnfantil serie, see
Hygiene (public).
Sauerkraut, temperature and fermentation. 525, 647
Saugatuck Harbor, Mich., chart 200
Sauk and Fox sacred pack 191
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.:
canal commerce, 1927 910
hourly rainfall probabilities _. 212
Saunders, Ethel L., patents 698,930,1014
Saunders, Wendell M., relief 828
Saunders System Washington Co 859, 1128
Savaii Island, chart 759
Savanna, 111., bridge 557,550,670
Savannah, Oa., rivers, etc., in district... 519
Savannah River:
bridge 959,994,1103
examination and survey 778
improvement below Augusta, Ga.. 698
Savery, John M., relief 550,930
Saville, Marshall H., S. Amer. archaeology 184
Saving and thrift:
el ahorro escolar 761
same (in Portuguese). 893
Savings certificates, see Postal savings certifi-
cates—War-savings certificates.
Sawai Bay, chart _ 51
Sawdust:
and wood flour, report 148
Government supplies ,„.,.,,. 62,638
Page
Sawfly injurious to young pines 530
Sawmill machinery, rates on no
Sawtooth National Forest, lands 568,801,856
Sawyer, William W., census of manufactures. 1087
Sawyer Motor Co., relief _ 809
Saxman Harbor, Alaska, examination 518
Saxton, Harry C, relief 840
Sayers, R. R., carbon mono.xide in blood, etc.. 19
Sayres, John H., receiver, v. U. S 355
Scab, see Apple scab— Cattle scab.
Scale insects, subfamily Asterolecaniinae 129
see also Date palm scale — Oyster-shell
scale— Scurfy scale.
Scales (weighing instruments) :
railroad track scales, specifications 89,665
Scandinavia:
motion-picture market 925
pilot, supplements. 889,1050
Scandium, arc and spark spectra 221
Scapa Flow, charts 376
Scaphites, Upper Cretaceous ammonite group. 228
Scarlet fever;
at Naval Training Station, Hampton
Roads 49
in U. S. Army in World War. 779
prevalence, Oct.-Dec. 1927 639
prevention and control 513, 639
streptococcus antitoxin unit 1148
Scenery, Government publications 727
Schade, Wilfred, & Co., United States v 860
Schafer, John C. (Representative from Wis.):
reports made by —
Claims Com 676,678
Schall, Thomas D. (Senator from Minn.):
reports made by —
Indian Affairs C om 587, 714, 998
Naval Afiairs Com 1009
Schanck, Martin G., alias, see Schenck,
Martin G.
Schardinger reaction 263
Scharrenberg, Paul, see Harbor Commissioners
Board of California.
Schaus, William, moths of family Ceruridae.. 1143
Schee, Frank, bridge 9.56,991,1099
Scheffer, Theophilus H., American moles 917
Schenck, Martin G., relief 971
Schenectady, N. Y., convention of Amer.
Legion 822
Schenker's, Inc., United States v 290
Schereschewsky, J. W.:
high-frequency currents and sarcoma 905
scarlet fever, prevention and control... 513,639
Schermann, John M., bridge 453
Schetky, Laurence O., promotion 695
Scheuren, Leo, relief 948
Schey, Oscar W.:
aviation engine, comparative performance. 495
supercharging air-cooled engine 752
Schick test and diphtheria carriers 63
Schied, William F., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade
Comn 601
Schizamceba salmonis 16
Schizoid mechanisms with manic-like symp-
toms 392
Schizophrenia, acute phase 1148
Schlage Lock Co 1119
Schlesinger, Frank, parallaxes of 57 stars 494
Schley, J. L., Galveston, Tex., district 517
Schlomer, W. B., tornado at Cincinnati, Ohio. 656
Schmidt, Peter, cottoid fishes 60
Schmidt, Wilhelm, mass exchange in free air. . 11
Schmitt, Waldo L., crustaceans 898
Schneider, George J. (Representative from
Wis.):
report made by —
Immigration and Naturalization Com. 952
Schneiders, R. A., thrombo-angiitis obliterans. 49
Schnitman, L. Seth, record book of business
statistics 81,338,658
Schnitzer, J.:
American leather in foreign markets 795
hides and skins, world production, etc — 18
leather production and trade of Canada.. 410
Schoenfeld, William A.:
credit in accounts 547
marketing of milk and cream 205
Schoening, Harry W.:
dourine of horses 527
foot-and-mouth disease lOgO
1322
Index, 1927-1928
page
Schofield, Thomas, transferring patients (2) . .. 49
^'^ nnrli- mnrfers 563. 718, 802
puJci^ioCdV.::::: ...690,933,1003
Schonthal, Joseph, Co., iron -- - 'A'
School-buildings:
" ^Anchorage, Alaska, hearing 446
Anchorage, Alaska, law. 8U0
Anchorage, Alaska, reports .... -- 445, 722
Fort Bid well Indian School... 554, a&,801
Seward, Alaska, hearing 446
Seward, Alaska, law... «04
Seward, Alaska, reports 446,722
School children, see Children.
School day, length ^
School health, see Hygiene.
School-houses, see School-buildmgs.
School improvement associations ..-- ^
School life (periodical) 160, 227,
scnooi KV'^ 293, 359, 463, 604, 728, 863, 1021, 1113
reprint from 314
title-page and index to v. 12 28
School lunches 209
Schoolhouses, see School-buildings.
Schools: ,^ ,
approved by Secretary of Labor 244
city schools-
certain practices in administration 359
citv school leaflet 27,28,226,359
statistics, 1925-26.. 604
el ahorro escolar 761
same (in Portuguese) 893
for adults, public evening schools 93
forest fire prevention handbook 787
in D. C, free textbooks, etc 950,996
in D. C, report of public school survey 725
la inspeccion escolar 55
movimiento de amistad internacional en
las escuelas de California 628
progressive schools in Latin America 1136
school health studies 27,94
State school systems, statistics 160,463
statistics for public-school systems 1021
statistics of nurse training schools 1021
see also Colleges and universities — Country
schools — Education, and refer-
ences—High schools— Kindergar-
ten— Normal schools — Platoon
schools— Professional schools — Ra-
dio Farm School— a?so headings
beginning School.
Schopmeyer, C. H., corn-growing enterprise... 26
Schopper folding tester 286
Schrijver, Louis, v. Alien Property Custodian. 147
Schroeder, Sea ton, azimuths of the sun.. _ 180
Schroeder, William C, fishes of Chesapeake
Bay 660
Schroth, Frank D., receiver, v. United States.. 238
Schulte, J. L, income, etc., of e.xperiment sta-
tions, 1926 144
Schulte, O. F., Missouri River bridge 453
Schultz, E . S . , why potatoes nm out 532
Schulz, E. n., Chicago, 111., district 642
Schulz, John W. N., San Francisco, Calif.,
district 519
Schumann, Adam, v. United States.... 290, 600
Schureman, Paul, Boston Harbor tides, etc 923
Schwartz, Benjamin:
Ancylosloma pluridentatum, hookworm... 258
tumor in primate caused by tapeworm. 269, 330
two nematodes of family Strongylidae. . 767
Schwartz, Louis, posture.. 63
Schwartzenberger, Anthony, relief " 351
Schwarz, Leonard J., cocoa in West Africa 1089
Schwarz, Theodore E., tuberculosis in chil-
dren 1071
Schwarzenbach Huber Co., spools ^.11."."." 1123
Science:
catalogue of scientific literature 384
distinguished work of Govt, employees 964
high-school laboratory lavouts. 160
science and the worker (2 entries) 623
same (in Spanish).. 1136
Sciences, National Academy of, see" National
Academy of Sciences.
Page
Scientific apparatus and instruments, see Elec-
tric apparatus and appliances —
Measuring instruments— Meteoro-
logical instruments— Surgical in-
struments—Surveying instru-
ments—ri?so names of instruments.
Scientific expeditions, see Explorations— aZso
names of expeditions.
Scientific papers, Standards Bur 21,
22, 87, 89, 154, 155, 221, 286, 343, 344,
415, 541, 542, 665, 798.
V. 21, index, etc _ 344
Scientific temperance journal, reprint from 1052
Scofleld, Carl S.:
absorption by plants, effect on soil solu-
tion 270,-404
alkali in irrigated districts 209
irrigated crop rotations in Nebraska 9
permanence of differences in experimental
field 647,787
Scoops, elimination of waste 542
Scorpions of western U. S. and Mexico 1143
Scotch boilers, see Boilers.
Scotland, chart of east coast 183
see also Great Britain.
Scott, A. H., rubber-sulphur compounds 155
Scott, Dennis W., relief 439,800,852
Scott, F. W., rare skin disease 264
Scott, George A.:
feeding grain sorghums to livestock 1081
pit silos 527
Scott, Gertrude, physiotherapy 514
Scott, Harry, relief of widow 452
Scott, James, relief 693
Scott, James E., Wichita National Forest and
Game Preserve 918
Scott, Josephine M., relief 452
Scott, Winfield, bridge 956,991,1099
Scott, Winfield, relief 443,720,800
see also Pension Bureau.
Scott Field, construction at, to authorize 565
Scott-GrafY Lumber Co., doors 470
Scotts Bluff Field Station, work 275
Scotts Creek, examination and survey 910
Scottsboro, Ala., bridge 429,585,672
Scouring compounds:
Government supplies 511
specifications 773
Screen wagons, carrying mails, advertisement. 315
Screws, wood, specification 286
Scribner, B. W., copper number of paper 220
Scrotal fistulae with stricture of urethra 247
Scrugham, J. G., see Colorado River.
Scruton, Alexander, appointment 382
Scurfy scale, and oyster-shell scale 530
Sea, see Ocean — also name of sea.
Sea-coast defense, see Coast defense.
Sea-island cotton, see Cotton.
Sea Island Thread Co., Inc 225
Sea level:
determination by tide observations 15
mean, variation from level surface.. _ 15
Sea lions, protection in Ala.ska 921
Sea Post Service, railway postal clerks as sub-
stitutes 976
Sea Reach, chart 891
Sea-urchins, collected by steamer Albatross 192
Seaboard Air Line Ry.:
abandonment of branch 38
acquisition of control 616, 1123
assumption of obligation and liability 302
bonds 236,616,875
control of Naples, Seaboard & Gulf Ry 613
demurrage 734
equipment trusts 172,875
rates on —
bananas 606
lumber 1120
rice 742
sand 1123
store fixtures 111
watermelons 617
securities 743
valuation 875
Seaboard -All Florida Ry.:
bonds... 743
construction of east coast lines. 110
July-June
1323
Page
Seabury, Howard, dam to retain tidal waters. _ 81fi,
931
Seacoast defense, see Coast defense.
Seal and seal fisheries:
Alaska fur-seal industry, 1925 151
Alaska fur-seal industry, 1926 .' 16
Pribilof Islands, census, 1925 151
Pribilof Islands, computation for 1926 16
Sealing machines, Government supplies 511
Seals, see Seal and seal fisheries.
Sealy, Havert S., relief 809,988, 1097
Sealy, John, estate tax, to remit 847
Seamanship, see Navigation.
Seamen, see Navy, enlisted men — Sailors.
Seaplanes, twin-float, during take-off 119
see also Aircraft.
Seaports, see Harbors.
Searchlights, operation, care, and repair 755, 756
Searl, Clinton M., i;. comnr. of patents 115
Searls, Ed. M., root-feeding arthropods 1081
Sears, H. M., Natural Bridge National Forest. 403
Sears, William J. (Representative from Fla.):
report made bv —
Roads Com 699
Sears, Willis G. (Representative from Nebr.):
reports made bv—
Claims Com 677,808,809
Seasoning of wood, see Wood seasoning.
Seasons, see names of seasons.
Seattle, Wash.:
air navigation map 777
fishery products —
calendar year 1927 537
monthly statement 16,
17, 83, 150, 215, 339, 409, 537, 660, 924
rivers, etc., in district 519
see also National City Bank of Seattle.
Sechrist, E. L., grades for honey 530
Second National Steamship Co. v. U. S 307
Secondary education:
bibliography of studies 227
list of reierences 28
trends in development 160
Secondary metals in 1926 539
Secretary, see, for Departmental Secretaries,
names of Departments.
Secretarj' of Senate, see Senate.
Securities,«ff Bonds— Bonds of United States^
Government securities— Stocks —
also names of companies, railroads,
etc., issuing securities.
Security Mills & Feed Co., molasses 739
Security National Bank, benefit - 706
Seed Analysts of North America, Association of,
see Association of Official Seed
Analysts of North America.
Seedlings:
cotton, mortality problem.. 1084
cotton, stand problem 1084
hardwood, growing on farm 274
wheat, hydrogen-ion concentration effect. 204,
206
Seeds, K. B., handbook of hay standards 5, 784
Seeds;
Government supplies 261,772
grain for pest stricken areas 547
imported Apr. -June, 1925 210
marketing hints for farmer.. 72
oil content, method for determining 916
phospholipins and other constituents.. 526,647
publications for sale 159, 1020
testing in the home and rural school 655
testing rules.- 1084
vegetable seeds for home, etc., garden 210
see also Cotton-seed — also names of special
plants.
Segurola, Augustin, v. United States.. 242
Seibert, F. M., treatment of amebiasis 64
Seismology, see Earthquakes.
Seiwell, H. R., new species of copepods 1060
Selby, R. Wilson, relief 988
Seldomridge Grain Co., switching charges 616
Select committees, see names of committees.
Selenium in 1926.. __ 153
Self-rescuers:
carbon monoxide self-rescuer 19
use of miners' self-rescuer... 663
Selfridge, E. A., American lumber in Japan 661
Selfrldge Field, purchase of land 693,9.i6, 1006
Page
Selig Co. of Texas, ash-cans 465
Selkrege, E. R., codling moth in Delaware 529
Sell, Oliver C, relief 594,971. 1097
Seller, M., & Co., relief 988
Sellers, John P., coal-__ 101
Selma Chamber of Commerce, freight rates filO
Selvicultura panamericana, see Forests and
forestry.
Selvig, C. G. (Rei)resentative from Minn.):
contested election 346
Seminal vesicle, disease of 1070
Semolina, standard of weights, etc 551, 704
Semple, .Arthur T., feeding grain sorghums_-_ 1081
Senate. .- 222, 353, 447, 572, 702, 835, 982, 1 108
calendar of business 353,
447,572,702,835,982,1108
committee hearings in library, index 447
contingent expenses, estimates __ 982
expenses o( inquries, etc., estimate __ 702
manual 222
Members —
alleged payments by Mexico, hearings. 458,
596
alleged payments by Mexico, report. . 458
campaign expenditures, hearings 455
campaign expenses, reports 455,712
corrupt practices in election, etc 8.50
qualifications. Senate to determine 353
term of office, commencement, hear-
ings... _ 421
termof office, commencement, reports. 354.
421, 570, 699
term of office, commencement, testi-
mony 421
proceedings, broadcasting by radio 374
property-
report of secretary 353
report of sergeant at arms 447
sale of condemned property 353
receipts, etc., July, 1926-June, 1927 353
secretary —
property report, Dec. 5, 1927 353
receipts, etc., July, 1926-June, 1927 353
sergeant at arms —
condemned property report 353
property report 447
supplemental estimates, 1928 and 1920 835
see also Capitol— Congress of United States
— also names of committees — also
names of Senators.
Senate manual, see Senate, manual.
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.
Send, Charles H., relief 445,459,543
Seneca Oil Spring Association, Inc 815, 999, 1096
Seneca Township, Mich., meteoric irons 192
Sentinel, schooner, relief of owner 420, 543, 576
Sequoia National Forest:
map 1083
proclamation _ 187
Sequoia National Park:
circular of general information 1115
forests 730
publications on, for sale 730
secret of big trees 865
topographic map 95
Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, Kingdom of, see
Yugoslavia.
Sergeant at arms, see Senate.
Serial documents, see Congressional documents.
Sermons:
copyrighted ... 118, 179, 309, 373, 493, 623, 752, 885
copyrighted, index, etc., 1926 245
Serpent Harbor, Ontario, chart 1074
Serpents Mouth, chart of channels 250
Serums:
anti-hog-cholera serum 205
lipase in blood serum of lepers 63
serologic diagnosis of syphilis 64
see also Biological products.
Servants, immigration restriction and scarcity. 45
Servera, Joaquin:
trading under laws of Colombia 215
trading under laws of Porto Rico 410
Service, Jerry H., seismological reports 150
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Service and regulatory announcements:
Aericultural Economics Bureau o, n,
AgriCUilurai ^y. ^^^^ ^yj^ 33O, 4OI, 649
Animal Industry Bureau 73, 143
Animai ^n"" ''^os, 271, 330, 401, 527. 784, 916, 1081
index. 1927.... •- 527
Biolopical Survey Bureau t),.;05,33U
Chemistry Bureau -Ob
Federal Horticultural Board... 144, 208, 2(3, 787
Food PruK, and Insecticide Administra-
tion - 75,208,332,530,787
Insecticide and Fungicide Board 9
plant Industry Bureau. _. .- "6
SesQui-Centennial of American Independence
and Thomas Jefferson Centennial
Commission. 765
reDort
Setchell, wiriiam A., memoir of W. G. Farlow. 493
Sette, Oscar E.: , , rr ■. j c* < i^i ^no
fishery industries of United States 151,408
statistics of catch of cod to 1926 924
Sette Cama, chart 50
Sevier, Rebecca R., relief 351
Seville, Spain:
Ihero-American Exposition-
amendment of pub. res. 65 634, 680, 805
general regulations 386
chlorination 134
polluted waters source of water supply. . . 1148
sludge, effect of salt 905, 1148
sludge, effect of trade wastes 905, 1148
Sewall Paint & Glass Co., talc 111
Seward, Andrew J., jr., relief 975
Seward, Alaska:
bonds for school building 446, 722, 804
harbor of refuge, examination, etc 778
lands near, for Jesse Lee Home 570, 800, 858
Seward Peninsula, overland communications.. 446
Sewell Valley R. R.:
control 743
!'. Chesapeake & Ohio Ry 31
Sewerage, «ce Sewage.
Sewing, home, present trends 145
Sex:
chickens, effect on heat production (2) 4
pig litters, herdbook as source of data 6
ratio of sexes 196
when and how does sex arise? 275
Sexton, Francis L., relief 693
Seymour, Henrietta, relief 972
Seymour, Joseph H., relief of widow 972
Shaar, C. M., stenosis of esophagus, dilata-
tion 887,1047
Shacklette, William S., relief 975
Shade cloth, rates on 302
Shade Shop, Hooper & Klesner" 92,601
Shades, stt Window shades.
Shafer, L. N., bridge 818, 993, 1102
Shaffer, B. E., grapes, preparation for market.. 648
Shafting:
couplings for propeller shafting 285
details of propeller shaft 344
operation, care, and repair 753,755
Shafton Co., watermelons 484
Shafts for locomotives, etc., specifications 340
Shakotan Ko, chart _ ' 53
Shale oil, ut Petroleum.
Shallberg, G. A., bridge 817,992,1100
Shallcross Brothers, relief 707
Shallenberger, Ashton C. (Representative from
Nebr.):
reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com _. 684,958
Shamel, A. D., Valencia orange bud selection. 210
Phand, Richings J., credit accounts.. 972, 1006, 1097
Shanghai, China, anticholera vaccination 888
Shanklin, S. M., Wichita National Forest and
Game Preserve 918
Shannon, Earl V.:
geology, etc., Italian Mountain vicinity 192
oxidation of meteoric irons,. _ 258
zeolites from Ritter Hot Spring ." 1143
Shannon, John, relief _ 565
Shantz, H. L., water requirement of plants.. 4, 10
Shapovalov, Michael:
two most common decays of cotton
boll 204,275
yellows, serious disease of tomatoes. 655
Page
Sharp Point, bridge 959,994,1103
Shavings, rates on 172
Shaw, Edward L., milk goats 527
Shaw, Merle B., caroa fiber 21
Shaw, Sir Napier, on unit of radiation 534
Shawneetown, 111., bridge 427,843,935
Shea, Francis L., relief 975
Shear, C. L., red bread-mold fungi 4,76
Shearer, David M., relief 452
Sheboygan, WMs., chart 1074
Sheboygan Beverage Co., bottles __. 1025
Shedding, inheritance of rate in cotton hy-
brid 3,76
Sheep:
breeds for farm 784
judging sheep 271
lice, control and eradication 527
parasites and parasitic diseases 650
raising, equipment for farm 784
raising, for beginners 1081
rates on 172
sheep-killing dogs 1080
transport, etc., of export cattle —
hearings 674
law 1104
reports 675,703
see also Cattle.
Sheep tick, eradication by dipping 650
Sheffield, Ala.:
power plant, claim of Alabama 447
synthetic-ammonia plant 288
Sheffield & Tionesta Ry., deficit status 110
Shelby County, Ala., bridge 424,578,668
Sheldon, L., jr., editor, naval medical bulletin. 48,
247, 497, 887
Shelikof Strait, chart 215
Shell-fish, see Shellfish.
Shell Knob quadrangle. Mo 361
Shelley, Blanche F., heir, relief 419,543,575
Shellfish:
publications for sale by supt. of docs 358
sanitation 196,323
see also names of shellfish.
Shells (conchology), see Mollusks— Mollusks
(fossil)— Oyster shells.
Shells (ordnance):
shotgun shells, standard nomenclature 911
Shelter Bay, chart 53
Shelter-belts:
demonstrations on northern Great Plains.. 211
location and preparation of land 789
Shelton, Berenice B., appointment 765
Shelton, Alaska, overland communication 446
Shelvin-Hixon Co., shocks 110
Shenandoah-Cumberland region, apples 329
Shenandoah National Forest 652
Shenandoah National Park 544,569,597
Shepard, Ward, forests and floods _ 402
Shepherd, J. B.:
Ardmore Dry- Land Field Station 209
care of dairy calf 785
care of dairy cow at calving time 529
fruits and vegetables 142
raising dairy heifer 529
Shepherd, Martin:
burette for measurement of gas volumes... 154
burette for micromeasurement of liquids... 87
Sheppard, Morris (Senator from Tex.):
reports made by —
Commerce Com 708,
710, 990, 991, 992, 993, 994
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 1000
Military Aflfairs Com. 591, 592, 594, 718, 719,
851, 852, 853, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1006, 1007
Sherburne County, Minn., bridge 347,453,669
Sherman, Edward A., forestry as profession. .. 274
Sherman, F. S., world's inorganic nitrogen in-
dustry 350
Sherman, Russell S., Inc., automobiles 765
Sherman, William M., relief 853,972,1097
Sherman, Camp, transfer of portion 825,
1006, 1103
Sherman Paper & Box Co., Inc., paper 478
Sherrard, G. C:
tests for nCN in ship fumigation 905
Zyklon-B residue following fumigation. 391,640
Sherwood, Sidney F.:
disease-resistant sugar canes 9
maple sirup and sugar production.. - 785
July-June
1325
Page
Sherwood, Sidney F. — Continued.
maple sugar composition, etc 651
sorgo-sirup manufactiu'e 272
sugar-beets, use of refractometer 04", 789
Stiields, Daniel J., v. United States 860
Shields, John K., water power act opinion 350
Shields, Peter, r. United States 400,749
Shikotan Jima, charts 53,313
Shilling, A. W., tornadoes of May, 1927 77
Shillinger, Jacob E . , santonin 3, 73
Shinchan Bay, chart 620
Shingles: •
census, 1926. 407
customs on asbestos shingles 224
Shinn, H. L., creeping eruption 49
Ship-building, census, 1925... 81
Ship fittings for decks and rigging 89
Ship Harbor, Newfoundland, chart 183
Ship Island, lighthouse reservation 594
Ship Supply Co., iron 737
Shipfitters, Navy training coui'ses 121, 248, 1132
Shipman, Truman G.:
observing a tornado's life 11
report of floods, 1927 335
Shipments, see Imports and exports.
Shipping:
bills of lading, unification convention 587
cheap water transportation for Fla 1108
farmer and American merchant marine 897
farmer and Shipping Board 189
inquiry, sec. 15 of shipping act, 1916 257
intercoastal traffic —
1926, calendar year 319
1927, fiscal year : 505,1058
1927, quarterly 128, 383, 766, 1058
rate investigation 128
Italian ship-subsidy system 410
marine insurance and general average 62
same (in Spanish) 195
on Ohio River system 67
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
service with Virgin Islands 128
supplies at Panama Canal, rates 315
transportation act extended to carriers not
controlled by railroad —
hearing 955
report __ 849
see also Carriers— Commerce — Export dec-
larations — Merchant marine —
Navigation — Ships — Steamboats —
Transportation — also Merchant
Fleet news.
Shipping blocks, see Wood shipping blocks.
Shipping Board 59,128,189,257,
319, 383, 505, 032, 765, 897, 1058, 1141
claims, see names of persons, firms, etc.
construction loan fund 1067
report, 1927 383
sale of Pacific Coast lines, liearings 584
schedule of sailings 59, 129, 189, 257,
319, 383, 506, 632, 766, 898, 1059, 1142
trade routes & shipping services 128
Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation 59,
128, 189, 257, 319, 383, 506, 632, 766,
898, 1059, 1142.
claims, see names of persons, firms, etc.
report, 1927 383
Shipping Conference, see International Ship-
ping Conference.
Ships:
American marine standards 21, 22, 87,
88, 89, 285, 286, 344, 414, 415, 665, 927
forfeiture under customs, etc 962
fouling of bottoms, nature and extent 794
fumigation, qualitative tests for HCN 905
fumigation, Zyklon-B residue 391,640
load lines for American vessels 842
rat-proofing for bubonic plague control 134
sale of Pacific Coast lines, hearings 584
schedule of sailings, Shipping Bd. vessels.. 59,
129, 189, 257, 319, 383, 506, 632, 766,
898, 1059, 1142.
see also Boats — Coast Guard cutters —
Sailing vessels — Steamboats — Sub-
marine boats— War-ships— aZso Col-
lisions at sea — Merchant marine —
Ship-buUding — Shipping.
Page
Shipstead, Henrik (Senator from Minn.):
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 572
Foreign Relations Com 847
Shivers, Jesse R., relief 677,930,988
Shoals, doubtful, of Pacific Ocean 52,53
see also names of shoals.
Shock (electrical):
acute endarteritis from 247
Shock absorbing units, design 777
Shoddy, see Wool.
Shoe and Leather Manufactures Division 924,
1089
Shoe last blocks, rates on 110
Shoemaker, D. N.:
Jerusalem artichoke as crop plant 210
vegetable seeds 210
Shoemaker, F. Glen:
aircraft ignition, recent developments 909
fire hazard tests of ignition equipment 642
Shoemaker, James M., Sperry Messenger model 118
Shoes, see Boots and shoes.
Shofstall Hay & Grain Co. v. U. S 157,290,490
Shollenberger, J. H.:
flour for pretzels 329
kernel texture, etc., of spring wheat 647, 784
Shook, James, military record 439
Shocks, rates on 110, 1123
Shooting, see Target practice.
Shore lands, see Coasts.
Shorebirds, see Birds.
Shorey, Edmund C, liming of soils 785
Short, Mac, column ellect, airplane wing spars 119
Short-time test of dairy cows 203, 211
Shorten, D. George, relief 677,930,988
Shortleaf pine, see Pine.
Shortridge, Samuel M. (Senator from Calif.):
reports made bv —
Finance Com 713,997
Naval Affairs Com 457,720,1009
Shoshone National Forest, homestead 569,
936, 1014
Shoshone Reservation, see Wind River Reser-
vation.
Shoshoni Indians:
claims of northwestern bands, to hear 682,
716, 941
lands adjacent to Summit Lake 423, 588, 671
per capita payment —
hearings 815
law 936
reports 815,849
Shot firing, see Blasting.
Shotgun shells, standard nomenclature. 911
Shotguns, standard nomenclature __ 1075
Shotwell Manufacturing Co. v. V. S 1016
Shoup, G. Stanley, wireless communication 925
Shovels, elimination of waste 542
Shreve, Milton W. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 418
Conference Com 545
Shreveport Bridge & Terminal Co 38
Shropshire, Thomas J., relief 439
Shulgin, W. M., water-flow pyrheliometer 212
Shull, Henry, relief 439
Shulof, Herman, relief 576
Shults, Frank E., relief 550,988,1097
Shuyak Strait, chart. 536
Siam:
natural history collecting 898
subjects to be instructed at West Point 439,
1007, 1105
Siam, Gulf of, chart 251
Sias, Randolph, relief 420,543,576
Siberia, fisheries 151
Sibley, Henry H., relief of estate 700
Sibley, Lake Bisteneau & Southern Ry., valu-
ation 1036
Sibson, Walter W., patent appeal 663
Sick leave, in postal service 696,936
Sickness:
Hagerstown, Md., morbidity studies —
age curve of illness 64
causes of illness, diflerent ages. .. 1070, 1148
incidence of illness and death 196
rate among males and females 63, 262
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Page
Sickness-Continued.
in public utility occupations °^^'^no
trade-union provision (2 entries) 492
see also Diseases.
Sickness insurance, Kee Health insurance.
Sieeel, A. J., v. David H. Blair 243,490
Siegel, Annie L., exr., v. David H. Blair... 243,490
Siegler, E. H.:
apjtle insects °^i
codling moth in Delaware, life history 529
insecticides, spraying apparatus, etc, 786
lime-sulphur concentrate.- 651
Sieglinger, John B., broomcorn e.xperiments... 654
Sienfeng Rocks, chart 890
Sierra Leone Kiver, chart 251
Sies, Charles R., relief --. 695,720,1097
Sievers, .Vrthur F., extracting volatile oils 655
Sigma .\'u Phi, article reprinted from Owl 1108
Signal Corps, Army regulations 65, 393, 1150
Signal Office 138,200,521,644,780,911
circular 780
orders 138,200,521,644,780,911
Signals:
international code, revision 259
merchant vessels of U. S., signal letters 218
see also Block-signals— Fog signals— Time
signals— Traffic signals— a/«o Mili-
tary communication.
Signals and Train Control Devices Bureau 163
Silage:
corn, net-energy value 3
kafir, etc., grain utilization by cows — 203, 204
sorgo, roughage in rations for calves 650
Siler, Joseph F.:
smallpox 779
typhoid and paratyphoid fevers 779
Silica:
production in 1926 282
rates on 1123
Silicomangauese, rates on 1036
Silk:
caseof Iwai & Co., Ltd 724
census of manufactures, 1925 81
rates on 482,743
Sill, Anna E., appointment 1141
Silos, pit 527
Silsbee, F. B.:
current distribution in supraconductors 87
spark generators 119
Silt, in Colorado River, rel. to irrigation 655
see also Leonardtown silt loam soil.
Silurian period, new molluscan genus 129
Silver, Gray, production of nitrates 350
Silver, James:
rat control 6,528
woodchuck control in Eastern States 650
Silver:
alloys, tarnish resisting 155
cyanide extraction of silver in ores 1090
in —
California... 539
Central States 412
Colorado 217
Eastern States 217
Montana... 85, 1090
Nevada 85
Oregon 539
production and consumption, 1925 and
1926 512
production in 1925 217
see also Silverware.
Silver City, N. Mex., reimbursement.. .. 698,
o-, . 722, 1101
bilver nitrate, ammoniacal, in treatment of
chancroids 48,49
Silverblatt, Lee, alias, see Eagles, Nicholas L.
Silvers, Ernest L., relief 972
Silverware:
belonging to Coast Guard, price list 132
from battleship Alabama 973,1098
kinds and sizes for ship equipment 89
work of South American silversmith _ 893
Silviculture, see Forests and forestry.
Simeonof Island, transfer to Interior Dept 763
Simkins, T. D., Seattle, Wash., district.. 519
Simmonds, Herman, jr., bridge 685,711,804
Simmons, Furnifold M. (Senator from N. C):
report made by-
Commerce Com 991
Simmons, James C, relief 351
Page
Simmons, James S., cerebrospinal meningitis.. 779
Simmons, Robert G. (Representative from
Nebr.):
fiscal relations between U. S. and D. C 1105
reports made by —
Appropriations Com 547
Conference Com 939
Simmons Company, wood shipping blocks 174
Simon, Carroll E., oral prophylaxis 392
Simons, Henry, relief 439
Simple resolutions, see Resolutions.
Simplified practice recomiftendation series 21,
284, 343, 344, 414, 415, 542, 664, 665,
666, 798, 928.
Simpson, Charles S., Co., refrigeration 171
Simpson, E. D., prostatitis focus of infection... 514
Simpson, Frank W., reinstatement 972
Simpson, G. C, world weather records 129
Simpson, George, relief 550
Simpson, Harry, employees' compensation. 452, 677
Sims, C. E., electric-furnace cast iron 538
Sims Milling Co 159
Sinaiko Brothers Co., paper 1033
Sinclair, Emma J., v. United States 882
Sinclair, Harry F., v. United States 1018
Sinclair, James H. (Representative from N.
Dak.):
reports made by-
War Claims Com 699, 833, 834, 980, 981
Sinclair Coal Co. v. United States 460,749
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., oil-well machinery 170
Sinclair Pipe Line Co., wire 173
Sinclair Refining Co., gasoline 298,472,736
Sinclair W'yoming Oil Co., iron 871
Sink, J. L.," bankrupt, application 1 432, 590, 667
Sinking funds, cumulative, report. 1927 388
Sinnott, Nicholas J. (Representative from
Oreg.):
reports made by —
Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 686,961
Public Lands Com : 444,
569, 697, 698, 830, 831, 978, 979
Sinuses, nontuberculous pulmonary infections. 135
Sioux Falls, S. Dak., see Minnehaha National
Bank of Sioux Falls.
Sioux Indians, see Dakota Indians — Santee In-
dians— Yankton Indians.
Siphonina, see Foraminifera.
Siple, John W., military record 439
Sippy treatment for peptic ulcer (2) 247
Siracusa, .\nthony J., bridge 991
Sires, see Bulls.
Sirups, see Syrups.
Siskiyou National Forest:
improvement of caves ... 704,979
land for ranger station 896
map 787
Sisseton Indians, see Santee Indians.
Sistersville, W. Va.. bridge 559,583,670
Sistersville Ohio River Bridge Co 559,583,670
Sitgreaves National Forest, boundaries 187
Siuslaw Inlet, chart 279
Siuslaw National Forest, lookout station 127
Sivuch Bav, chart 626
Sizer, John A., exr., v. United States 223, 620
Sizing (textiles):
census report, 1925... 14
Skagen Harbor, Denmark, chart 499
Skagit River, report on examination 1151
Skavlem, John H., lung infections 135, 197
Skelly Oil Co., gas oil.. 1029
Skidmore, D. I., anti-hog-cholera serum 205
Skim milk, see Milk.
Skin:
as a defense organ 324
diagnostic work, dermatological 197,264
diseases in U. S. Army in World War 779
rare disease, case report 264
sunburn, protection by textile fibers... 203, 270
therapy in dermatology 496,497
Skinner Manufacturing Co., macaroni 299,872
Skins, see Leather, hides, and skins.
Skipanon channel, examination and survey... 1151
Skulls:
human crania in National Museum 767
Sky, see Blue-sky mesisurements.
Slag:
Government supplies 62,638
rates on._ 743
July-June
1327
Page
Slash:
highway slash and western pine beetle 7
relation of insects to slash disposal 1 44
Slate, F. A., relief - 550,989.1097
Slate:
production in 1926 218
rates on _. 743
Slate Belt Telephone & Telegraph Co 236
Slater, Samuel, and oldest cotton machinery in
America 191
Slaughtering:
beef on farm 330
census report, 1925 14
hours and earnings, 1927 884
Sleds, census of manufactures, 1925. __• 12, 13
Sleeping-car porters, see Brotherhood of Sleep-
ing Car Porters.
Sleeping sickness, see Encephalitis lethargica.
Sleighs, census of manufactures, 1925 12
Slick, Sherman S., census of agriculture, 1925. 337,
407, 5:35
Sligh, Sidney B., v. United States 1126
Sligh, W. H., properties of limestones 155
Sligo & Eastern R. R., rates on railroad ties... 37
Slip laws, see Laws.
Slippers, see Boots and shoes.
Sloan, Howard v., relief 420, 543. .^70
Slocum, Rob R.:
capons and caponizing 649
marketing eggs 5
marketing poultry 5, 526
Slovenes, see Yugoslavia.
Sludge, see Sewage.
Small, W. D., mercurochrome-220 soluble .. . 48,49
Smallpox:
immunological relationship to alastrim.. 640
in U. S. Army in World War 779
potency of vaccine, method of estimating.. 640
prevalence 513, 639
treated in .\ncon Hospital, review 502
see also Vaccination.
Smelting:
nonferrous metals, census report, 1925— 14, 214
smelting-in-transit arrangement 110
Smelts 16
Smiler, David A., v. United States 1128
Smith, Addison T. (Representative from
Idaho): .
reports made by —
Civil Service Com 944
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 685,
686, 961
Public Lands Com 568,569,830,978
Smith, Albert F., relief to widow 693
Smith, Alexander, biographical memoir 494
Smith, Alexander, & Sons Carpet Co.:
machinery 475
wool 484
Smith, .\nna P., dietetics 247
Smith, Bradford B., price of cotton 648
Smith, C. N., methods of instruction 121
Smith, Charles, relief 972
Smith, Clarence P., relief 948
Smith, E. H., oceanography of Gulf of Maine.. 339
Smith, Earl M., labor legislation, Uruguay. 244, 245
Smith, Ella H., relief 452,677
Smith, Ellison D. (Senator from S. C):
report made by —
Privileges and Elections Com 1011
Smith, Erwin F., tumors, etc., in Helianthus.. 494
Smith, Frank L.:
campaign expenditures in Illinois —
hearings . 455
reports 455,712
not entitled to membership in Senate...^.. 455
Smith, Fred, v. United States 44
Smith, H. D., Hessian fly parasites 648, 786
Smith, H. R., focal infection in keratitis. 1070, 1071
Smith, Henrv A., regional office medical dept. 514
Smith, Herbert W., relief 834
Smith, Hugh M., natural history in Siam 898
Smith, J. A., claim 1020
Smith, James P., Triassic marine faunas 294
Smith, James W., relief 972
Smith, Jesse A. B., patent appeals 927, 1092
Smith, Joel T., relief 420, 543, 576
Page
Smith, John R., v. United States 1111
Smith, Julian D., Peru as lumber market 661
Smith, Julian S., trustee, v. United States 723,
1043
Smith, M. I., sulphur in pituitary extracts... 1148
Smith, MabeU S. C, Navv nurse in the Near
East 247
Smith, Marjorie F. Lloyd-, see Lloyd-Smith,
Marjorie F.
Smith, Mary E., v. United States 24,368
Smith, N. A. C, crude petroleums of U. S 796
Smith, O. \., multiple osteomata 247
Smith, Philip S.:
geologic investigations, northern Alaska 94,
360
mineral industry, Alaska, 1926, and ad-
ministrative report 360
Smith, R. H.:
air force and moment for N-20 wing 47
lift, drag, and elevator hinge moments 310
Smith, R. W., tuberculosis of spine 392
Smith, Ralph W., weights and measures ad-
ministration 89
Smith, Ralph Waldo, grains 275
Smith, Ray E., relief 834
Smith, Rea, gall-bladder surgery 496,497
Smith, Robert H., v. United States 723, 1043
Smith, Sybil L., home economics research. 144, 207
Smith, W. D., official standards for rice 526
Smith, W. H., aging of soft rubber goods 22
Smith, Willard C, venereal disease 773,906
Smith, William, relief 439
Smith, William M., exr., v. United States 460,
1043
Smith Creek, examination and survey 778
Smith, Richardson & Conroy, Inc. 736
Smith Tablet Co., relief 550,930,988
Smith-Wilson & Co., cotton 101
Smitherman & McDonald, Inc 1033
Smithey, Charles H., bricks 867
Smithland, Ky., bridges 424,578,
668, 816, 841, 932
Smithson Valley quadrangle, Tex 361
Smithsonian expeditions:
explorations and field work, 1927 898
Smithsonian-Chrysler African expedition. 1143
Smithsonian Institution 59, 129, 189. 2,i8, 320,
383. 506, 032, 766, 898, 105S, 1142
board of regents —
appointment of Charles E. Hughes 345
appointment of John C. Merriam 345
executive committee, report, 1927 384
proceedings, 1927 384
report, 1926 191
distinguished service of Govt, employees.. 964
ethnological research on Indians —
estimate 903
hearing 688
law 802
reports 688,715
publications-
available for distribution 191
for sale by supt. of docs 226
secretary —
report, 1926 191
- report, 1927 384
see also Walcott, Charles D.
Smithsonian miscellaneous collections 59, 129,
384, 506, 633, 766, 767, 898, 1059
v. 78, title-page and contents 191
v. 79, title-page and contents 191
v. 80, title-page and contents 1142
Smokes, gas mask for protection against 539
Smoky Mountain Railroad, acquisition of line. 38
Smoky Mountains National Park, see Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
Smoot, Reed (Senator from Utah):
paper pre.sented by —
Poindexter plan for farm relief 353
report of Public Buildings Comn._ 1108
reports made by-
Appropriations Com 573
Conference Com 545
Finance Com 586,712,713,997
Public Lands and Surveys Com 458,
1013, 1015
15950—29-
-12
1328
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Smuggling: .
diamonds, hearings ---:-- tn?
intoxicating liquors from Belgium.... 507
intoxicating liquors from Greece 1144
barley seed, dehulling to induce smut. 399, 531
control Uy disinfectants... ... 210
corn, susceptibility when inoculated... 648, .S9
oats, lornialdehyde seed treatment G5i
oats, inheritance of reaction (2) 1079
rye smuts and their control 404
sorghum kernel smuts 3,76
variants iu UstOago nuda % <b
wheat—
flag smut- - 'D
highly resistant to loose smut 146
smuts and their control 404
Smythe, C. V., cattle metabolism (2 entries)... 399
Snably, Edna E., relief 948
Snake River:
bridges at or near—
Heyburu, Idaho 428,584,671
Idaho Falls, Idaho.. 428,584,671
Indian Cove 428,584,671
Swan Valley, Idaho 428,584,671
surface water supply of basin 1022
wheat in basin, dry farming methods 271
Snakeroot, see White snakeroot.
Snakes, see Reptiles.
Snapp, Charles E., father;). Mexico 130
Snapp, Oliver I., paradichlorobenzene 651
Snapp, T. J., V. Mexico 130
Snell, Bertrand H. (Representative from
N. Y.):
reports made by —
Rules Com ... . 445, 570, 699, 832, 833, 979, 980
Snelling, Walter O., stemming explosives 796
Snickersville Telephone Co 1036
Snoqualmie National Forest, map 787
Snow, Chester, indeterminateness of electrical
charge 343
Snow, W. A., Wilmington, N. C, district 519
Snow:
snow and ice bulletin 335, 405, 534, 656, 790
some recent treasures of snow 212
see also Precipitation.
Snow and ice bulletin, see Snow.
Snuff:
taxes, regulations 1147
withdrawal from factories for use of U. S... 638
Snyder, Carl F., blackstrap molasses 22
Snyder, D. E. L., hypodermic injection 120
Snyder, E. F., hvdrogen-ion concentration of
soils..'. 399,404
Snyder, Ed., relief 420
Snyder, L. W., Schopper folding tester 286
Snyder, N. H.:
analyses of delivered coal-
Arkansas 539
Indiana 411
Oklahoma ._ 539
Snyder, Thomas E., insect defects in timber... 144
Snyder, William, alias, see Vander Cook,
Vanrenslear.
Soap:
and soap powder, rates on '. 172
census report, 1925. 14
duty on 1111
Government supplies 511
speciftcitions, soap scouring compound.. 773
Soap-bark, R. Hillier's Son Co., Inc 600
Soap dispensers, Government supplies 511
Soap vine poisoning, report of case 247
Soapstone in 1926... 341
Social service, see Welfare work.
Social service review, preprint from 177
Social work, sff Welfare work.
Societies, see Benefit associations— Historical
societies— o?so names of societies.
Socks, see Hosiery.
Sod webworms, see Larger sod webworm.
Soda, see Sodium.
Soda ash, routing from Cartago, Calif., etc 38
Soda-lime glass 154
Sodium:
to amend leasing act... 698,858
Sodium chlorate as herbicide 270, 399
Page
Sodium dichromate, rates on 1123
Sodium nitroprusside, case of Merck & Co 224
Sodium thiosulphate:
in treatment of syphilis 887,1048
with arsphenamine for syphilis 63
Sofranscy, H., Co.:
iron 1119
reconsignment 235
Softwood lumber and its uses 12
Soil, see Soils.
Soil moisture, influence on stem-rot 10
Soil surveys:
clasificacion y reconocimiento de suelos 501
publications available for distribution 9
see also names of States, counties, etc.
Soil temperature:
comparison of air and soil temperatures... 1085
influence on stem-rot of sweet potatoes 10
Soils:
acetic acid as soil disinfectant 783, 915
aluminum sulphate on acid-soil plants 189
clasificacion y reconocimiento de suelos 501
corrosion. Bureau of Standards studies 1093
erosion, a national menace 785
experiment stations promote betterment... 273
fertility building, coastal plain section 271
grouping on basis of mechanical analysis... 10
hydrogen-ion concentration 399,404
influence on mosaic disease in wheat 269,
404, 647, 648, 919
Leonardtown silt loam 1079, 1081
liming principles 785
management ot Lawrence County soils 1085
management of Monroe County soils 1085
Phylloxera infestation in Calif 652
publications for sale by supt. of docs 1021
solution, effect of absorption by plants. 270, 404
Soils Bureau... 10, 146' 211, 276, 405" 533, 656, 789, 1085
field operations, 1921 146
report, 1927 276
see also Chemistry and Soils Bureau.
Solanaceous plants, virus diseases 270, 400
Solar radiation:
and rainfall in southern ChOe 147
in Africa, Chile, and California 898
measurements of intensity, etc 11
observations at Apia, Samoa 147
on unit of radiation ^ _ 534
see also Sun.
Solarinieters, testing 534
Solder:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
rates on . 38
Soldiers:
training regulations 515,641
troop transportation, Nat. Guard regula-
tions 67
see also .\rmy — Veterans, and references.
Soldiers' Home. National, see National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
Solenacea from Florida 1114
Solenberger, Paul, Naval Observatory time 15
Solicitor for Department of Commerce, to act
as Secretary 504
Solium, Bay of El, chart 312
Sololo Bay and approaches, chart 51
Solomon, Jacob, v. United States 860
Soluble salts, see Salts.
Somervell, Brehon:
Anacostia Park, etc 642
Norfolk, Va., district 518
Washington, D. C, district 517
Somerville Iron Works, pipe 1034
Sommers, T. A., grains... 142
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War 806
Sorensen, Harry, Iceland, economic survey 661
Sorghum:
grain sorghums —
feeding to livestock 1081
how to use 275
official standards, handbook 649
publications of Agriculture Dept 275
kernel smuts 3, 76
silage, etc., roughage in rations of calves.. 650
sorgo-sirup manufacture - 272
Soriano, Juan, claim for death 386,813,937
Sornborger, Charles B., register of Justice De-
partment andvcourts of U. S 242
July-June
1329
Page
Sotola, Jerry, alfalfa 204,269
Soudan, see Sudan.
Soule, S. B., surface water supply 1114
Soule Steel Co., United States t 486
Sound:
transmission through building materials... 22
Sound (channel between Denmark and
Sweden):
lights, etc 121
Sounding balloons, see Balloons.
Soundings, international aerological 212
Souris River, fJood control 347
South (T. S.):
birds in relation to agriculture 330
census of agriculture, 1925 535
same, descriptive circular 10S7
commercial survey of the Southeast 340
same, descriptive circular 538
corn growing 333
dairying and livestock station —
hearings 1105
law 1099
reports 943,983
farming, factors that make for success 204
haystackers, how to use to save labor 049
malaria transmission by .A.nopheles 263, 391
organized rural communities —
hearings 561.590
report 819
paradichlorobenzene experiments 651
South Africa, see Union of South Africa.
South African Bushmen, see Bushmen.
South Alabama Grocery Co., misrouting 169
South America:
archaeological work, 1925 184
archaelogical work, 1926 124
same (in Spanish) 377
chart of south extreme of America 251
crustaceans 898
lights, etc on coasts 757
migrant shorebirds in south _.. 330
pilot 626
pilot, supplements 758, 1050
routes from Gulf of Mexico 250
silversmith work 893
trade with Pacific Coast States 409
see also Latin America — also certain head-
dings beginning Pan American —
also names of South .American
countries.
South Atlantic Ocean, see .-Vtlantic Ocean.
South Atlantic States, see Atlantic States.
South Bend, Ind., statue of Schuyler Colfax... 562
South Buffalo Ry., valuation 236
South Carolina:
archeology of Piedmont region 898
bridge across Savannah River 959,994,1103
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 14
C retaceous invertebrate fauna _. 258
district judge.. 963
mail contracts 315
map, post route 631
migratory bird refuge 943
relief 550,989
South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion:
annual appropriation-
hearings. 346
law _ 544
report 346
soft-pork investigations 650
South Central States, see Central States.
South Charleston, W. Va., see Xaval Ordnance
Plant, South Charleston, W. Va.
South Chester Tube Co., pipe.. 1034
South Chicago, 111 :
pollution of Lake Michigan in vicinity... 133
same, summary, in public health
reports 196
South Chicago Railroad, valuation 364
South Dakota:
bridge across Missouri River 581, 684, 803
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 14
district judge, additional 687
grains for western South Dakota 275
land offices, establishing 721,978
lands within Custer State Park. .. 722, 831, 936
ores, cyanide extraction of gold, etc. 1C90
Page
South Dakota— Continued,
postal service — •
mailing Chinese ring-necked pheasants. 254
post route map 631
postal service scheme. 504
South Dakota .Agricultural Experiment Station:
ranch organization, etc 648
soil surveys —
Douglas County 146
Grant County 276
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts:
address of President Coolidge 186
South East .Anchorage, Calif., chart 16
South Fork of Cumberland River, see Cum-
berland River.
South Haven Harbor, Mich., chart 200
South Indian Ocean, see Indian Ocean.
South Omaha Terminal Ry., acquisition of line. 110
South Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean.
South Pass of the Mississippi, see Mississippi
River South Pass.
South Sea Isles, see Pacific islands.
Southeast, see South (U. S.).
Southeastern States, Conference of Supervisors
of, see Conference of Supervisors of
Southeastern States.
Southerland, W. H. H., azimuths of the sun... 180
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co 231,
744, 871, 872, 1033
Southern Clay Manufacturing Co., bricks 732
Southern Cotton & Paper Co., cotton 165
Southern fever, see Texas fever.
Southern Iron & Metal Co., metals 475
Southern Kansas Grain & Grain Products
.Association, grain 870
Southern Kansas Millers Club 236
Southern Pacific Company:
abandonment of line 296
acquisition of control 875
acquisition of lines 107,616
bonds 107,875
caz-couplings 99,732
equipment trust 172
rates, 4th section applications...'. 103
rates on —
caterpillar tractors 99
desks 470
fruit... 102,103,472
grapes 298
linseed-oil 105
livestock 1028
lumber 738
mah-jong sets 105
matches 1032
peaches 1121
plaster 1034
poles 108
printed paper articles 741
watermelons 484
restriction of routes on livestock 1028
V. United States 25,44,749,859,1128
Southern Pacific Railroad:
abandonment of branch lines 38, 366, 616
V. United States 1043
Southern Railway:
abandonment of Morristown-C orry ton line. 236
equipment trust 875
misrouting.. 106
rates on-
canned food 1026
coal... 869
cotton.. 101
cucumbers 297
eggs; 1028
fleshings 32
furniture 1119
leather. 611
lime 872, 1031
lumber 475
marble 475
mattresses 106
molasses 739
sand and gravel... 481
springs 743
varnish 237
reconsignment 109, 1035
valuation 875
1330
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Southern Reclamation Conference 572
Southern Roads Co., demurrage i^f
Southern Scraj) Material (^c, Ltd., iron -- 1030
Southern Shipyard Corporation 840,948,1097
Southern States, see South (L. S.).
Southern Steamship Co., rates on salt lUrfo
Southern TrafTic & Audit Association:
broom-corn ^1^.^^
cotton t!Oods. .-- ^^^
Southern Ite Indians, relief..- r"-"iri-inofi
Southern Wood Products Co., charcoal... 868, 1026
Southport Mill, Ltd ^°^
Southwest, see West (U. S.).
Southwest .Mis.souri R. R., drayage charges. 102,
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co 1116, 1121
Southwestern Horse & Mule Dealers Associa-
tion 298
Southwestern Sheet Glass Co 472
Southwestern States, see West (U. S.).
Souvenir, Wichita National Forest and Game
Preserve 403
Soybean: .
culture and varieties d56
mottling, hereditary and environmental... 4
net-energy value of soy-bean hay 3
rates on soy beans 172
rotation increases rice yields 210
selection of beans for quality of oil 71, 204
striped blister beetle on soy beans 530
Soy-bean oil 71,204
Spadefoot toad tadpole enemy of mosauito 391. 773
Spades, elimination of waste 542
Spain ••
chart of northwest coast 53
commercial agreement with U. S 901
motion-picture market 84
Spalding, G. R., Louisville, Ky., district 518
Spalding, 0. B., pineal shadow 887,1048
Spanish America, see Latin America.
Spanish language:
reading after graduation 160
summer course 701
Spanish War organizations, memorials 434
Spanish War Veterans, see United Spanish War
Veterans.
Sparhawk, William N., America and the
world's woodpile 402
Spark generators for automotive ignition 119
Spark spectrum, see Spectra. .
Sparks, Frederick, relief 439
Sparks, J. E., review of pellagra 392
Sparrow, S. W., friction of aviation engines 47
Sparrow as pest 916
Spars:
column effect in airplane wing spars 119
e.xperimental metal spars, progress rps 325
wing spar stress charts. 1131
Spates, Benjamin F., relief 452
Speaks, John C. (Representative from Ohio):
reports made by —
Military Affairs Com . 348,
349, 350, 351, 352, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438,
439, 440, 690, 691, 692, 693, 823, 824, 968,
969,971,972.
Spear, Raymond, tourniquet splint 887
Spearin, George B., relief of estate 452
Spearmint cultivation 788
Special-delivery stamps, new denomination.. 1138
Special-handling stamps, issuance delaved 1138
Special publication series. Coast and Geodetic
Survey 15,214,279,338,536,793,923
Special-request envelopes, see Envelopes.
Specialists, Army training regulations 515
Specialties Division 151, 339, 795, 925, 1090
Specifications, see Federal Specifications Board
—Government supplies— Naval
stores— also special subject.
Specifications Board, see Federal Specifications
Board.
Speck, Peter A., see Speek, Peter A.
Spectra:
absorption spectra of iron, cobalt, etc 22
scandium, arc and spark spectra 221
Spectrophotometric study of meriquinones 906
Spectrum, see Spectra.
Page
Speculation:
loans by Federal reserve banks-
hearings 837
report 984
Speed of airplanes, see Airplanes.
Speed of vehicles, see Vehicles.
Speek, Peter A., unemployment in Europe (2). 884
Speelman, S. R., breeds of dogs 916
Speer, A. J., groimd water pollution 64
Speir, George C, & Co., Inc 101
Spelter, rates on__ 743, 1123
Spence, D., guayule rubber 221
Spencer, D. A.:
breeds of sheep for farm 784
farm sheep raising for beginners 1081
Spencer, .Tames, alias, see Neal, James.
Spencer, W. M., Co., gravel 104
Sperry, Lawrence B., Willis J. Perkins v 177
Sperry, William J., duplicate Medal of Honor. 439,
719, 800
Sperry Gyroscope Co. v. United States 243,
307, 621
Sperry Messenger airplane, see Airplanes.
Sperstad, Englehard, homestead entry 445,
930, 1014
Sphacelotheca, see Smuts.
Sphygmomanometers, use and testing 221
Spicer, Asbury F., alias, see Porter, William.
Spiegel, J. B.:
surface water supply —
Hudson Bay and Mississippi R.
basins 1114
Missouri R. basin 94
Spiegel Grove State Park, gates. . . 443. 444, 721, 804
Spieker, Edmund M., Salina Canyon dist. 464,863
Spillways on lower Mississippi R 394
Spilonota ocellana, see Bud moth.
Spinal anesthesia, physiology and technic 502
Spinal fluids, see Cerebrospinal fluids.
Spinal tuberculosis, early diagnosis 392
Spinning characteristics of airplane 1151
Spirou, George A., v. United States 1043
Spithead, chart 758
Spleen:
lesions caused by Actinomyces 399, 527
malaria measurement 391, 639
malaria prevalence and spleen rate 197
traumatic rupture _-. 247, 887
Splenetic fever, see Texas fever.
Splint, tourniquet, for fractures of elbow. 887
Spokan Indians:
claims-
hearings 555
reports 682,849,954
veto message 1057
Spokane, Wash., Exchange National Bank v.
U. S 114
Spokane & Eastern Ry. & Power Co., deficit
status 875
Spokane, Coeur D'Alenc & Palouse Ry 1122
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.:
misrouting ' 612
valuation 110
Sponges:
case of American Sponge & Chamois Co... 26
Government publications 358
Spontaneous combustion:
coal, spontaneous heating 925
stable manure, spontaneous ignition 1079
Spools:
for textile machinery, rates on 1123
metal for annealing, handling, etc., wire... 542
Sports, classification. Library of Congress 885
Spot disease, see Halo spot.
Sprague, Richard L., reimbursement 508
Spray irrigation in Eastern States 146
Spraying (agriculture):
apparatus, for fruit growers 786
citrus trees, for control of insects, etc 273
see also names of spraying mixtures.
Spraying (fuels) :
fuel and cylinder gas densities 495
fuel injection nozzle, spray penetration 47
photographic apparatus for fuel sprays 495
reproducibility of penetration, etc 1046
Spring, John C, admr., v. United States 882
July-June
1331
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Spring grain-aphis, see Grain-aphis.
Spring temperatures, relation to apple yields. . 405
Spring wheat, see Wheat.
Springdale, Utah, relief.. 831, 1015, 1103
Springer, Milton E., v. Philippine Islands. 370,882
Springfield-Lamar Telephone Co _.. 482
Springs:
rates on bed-springs. _ 97
rates on springs 743
Sproul, Elliott W. (Representative from 111.):
report made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 443
Sproul, W. H. (Representative from Kans.):
minority views —
Mines and Mining Com... 825
report made by —
Indian Affairs Com 953
Sprunt, Alexander, & Son, Inc.:
cotton 29(3
('. United States, etc. 307
Spurrier, Thomas, military record 439
Sputum, clinical laboratory work 392, 514
Squab raising 6, 784
Squalls, see Storms.
Stable fly, hosv to prevent Its annoyance, etc.. 786
Stable manure, spontaneous ignition 1079
Staebner, Frederic E., spray irrigation 146
Staff Corps, General, see General Staff Corps.
Stafford, John P., relief 677,989,1097
Stahmann, W. J., bridge 818,993,1102
Stainless iron, see Iron.
Stakman, E. C:
barberry and black stem rust 333
stem rust in many varieties attacks grain.. 210
Staley. A. E., Manufacturing Co., starch 743
Stalk-borers, see Larger corn stalk-borer.
Stalker, Gale H. (Representative from N. Y.):
reports made by-
District of Columbia Com 810
Indian Affairs Com 815
Stalter, George R., neuro-psychiatric problem. 197
Stamped envelopes, see Envelopes.
Stamps, see Postage-stamps.
Standard Electric Co. v. U. S 157,243
Standard Gvpsum Co., plaster 1034
Standard Nut & Bolt Co., steel 38
Standard Oil Co.:
Secretary of Interior v 621, 635
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana:
petroleum 740
United States r 1043
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky:
complaint, report, etc., of Fed. Trade
Comn 462
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey:
relief 420,989
Standard Paint Co., roofing 1122
Standard Refractories Co 882
Standard Steel Car Co. ». U. S.. 355,490,749
Standard time, see Time.
Standardization:
bibliography __ 1093
geodetic, at Bureau of Standards 15
Standardization Conference, Pan American,
see Pan American Standardization
Conference.
Standards:
yearbook, 1928 1093
same, descriptive circular 1093
see also Weights and measures— ai«o names
of commodities, etc.
Standards (military) :
Army regulations 198
Standards Bureau 21,87, 154,220,
284, 343, 414, 541, 664, 798, 927, 1093
geodetic standardization 15
handbook series 89, 542
publications —
new publications 22,89,
155, 221, 286, 344, 415, 542, 665, 798
supplementary list 542
supplementary list, additions 89,
155, 221, 344, 415, 665, 1093
testing, list of pamphlets 415
report, 1927 286
technical news bulletin 23, 89, 155, 221,
286, 344, 415, 542, 666, 798, 928, 1093
see also Burgess, George K.
Page
Standing committees, see names of committees.
Standing Rock Reservation, homestead pur-
chase monev 697,721,801
Standlev, Paul C, flora of Canal Zone 506
Stang, A. H.:
apparatus for transverse tests of brick 21
strength of interlocking-rib tile walls.. 666
Stanislaus National Forest, proclamation 256
Stanlev, H. F., Lumber Co.:
lumber 738
reconsignment 742
Stanley County, S. Dak., lease of land 978,
1014, 1096
Stanley, Merrill & Phillips Ry., deficit status. 1123
Stanton, James, Construction Co... 1034
Stanton, T. R., fall sown oats 654
Stanton, N. Dak., bridge.. 684,843,934
Stanton & Jones v. LTnited States 460,859
Stapleford, Sallie, relief 840,948,1097
Staples, bills of exchange covering 574,944, 1099
Star Company, storage 744
Star routes:
• supplies for Govt, operated star service 763
temporary or emergency service 696
Starch:
census report, 1925 14
rates on 743
Starfish 1142
Starks, La., bridge 818,994,1103
Starnes, Charlie J., director of Veterans' Bur.
vs. committee of estate, etc 601, 724
Starnes, J. H., director of Veterans' Bur. vs. 601, 724
Stars:
evolution.. 191
parallaxes of 57 stars 494
see also Celestial bodies.
State and Territorial Health Officers, etc..
Conference of, see Conference of
State and Territorial Health
Officers with United States Public
Health Service.
State Bank & Trust Co., Fayetteville, Tenn.,
relief 419,986
State banks. Government depositories. 547, 936, 984
State Belt R. R. of California. 164
State boards and departments of health, see
Health boards and departments.
State colleges, see Colleges and universities —
also names of colleges.
State Department 60, 129, 192, 258,
320, 385, 506, 633, 767, 899, 1060, 1143
appropriations —
1927, estimate 903
1928, estimates 903,1067
1929, estimates 510, 903, 1067
1929, hearings 418,449
1929, law 544
1929, reports 418,449,545
circulars 60,192,
258, 320, 385, 506, 633, 767, 899, 1143
immigration quotas, national origin 634
register, Jan. 1, 192S 901
telephone directory 321
useless papers, disposition 599,1016
see also Kellogg, Frank B.
State parks, playgrounds of the Nation.. 227
State universities, see Colleges and universities
—also names of universities.
Statement of public debt of United States, see
Public debts.
Staten Island Shipbuilding Co.. 452,948,1097
States:
apportionment of appointments, disparity. 791
employment services, activities 45, 116,
244, 308, 491, 622, 750, 883, 1044, 1129
financial statistics, 1926 149
health authorities, 1927 323,513
hospitals in study of mental diseases 134
industries, census report, 1925 149, 338
laws —
index, estimate for preparation 623
index, subject headings, etc 245
publications for sale .-- 727
livestock admission, sanitary requirements. 784
mortality statistics 773,905
notifiable diseases, 1926 391
post offices, list 56
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
States-Continued. ,,,,,., ,7,10
Dublications, monthly check-list. 47, 118,
^ 179, 309, 373, 493, 624, 752, 885, 1046
right to sue United States 708
school improvement associations ^>i
school systems, statistics --- 160,463
trachoma in health program 6.59,906
see also certain heailinRS begmning State—
also names of States.
Static, correlation with atmosphere, etc 52, 123
Stationery supplies for Government Ml
Statistical abstract of U. S., 1926 216
Statistical Association, see American Statistical
Association.
Statistical bulletins, see names of Departments,
bureaus, etc., issuing bulletins—
also subjects.
Statistical circulars, see names of Depart-
ments, bureaus, etc., issuing cir-
culars—a^so subjects.
Stati-sticalDivi.sion, Education Bur. 160,
3.59, 463, COS, 604, 863, 1021
Statistical Division, Shipping Board Merchant •
Fleet Corporation 128
Statistical Research Division, Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Bur 151,660
Statistical Section, Income Tax Unit 390
Statistics, see subject on which statistics are
wanted.
Statistics Bureau, I. C. C 33,
37, 103, 108, 109, 165, 166, 171, 232, 235,
297, 300, 301, 363, 365, 471, 472, 479,
480, filO, 614, 615, 735, 741, 742, 870,
874, 1028, 1029,1034,1035,1119,1121,
1122.
Statistics Bureau of Canada 925
Statistics Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce Bur 216
Statuary Hall, see Capitol.
Statues, Hawaii and Alaska to place in Statuary
Hall 598,850
see also names of persons in whose honor
statues are erected.
Statures and weight of children under 6 116
Statute of limitations, see Limitations (law).
Statutes, see Laws, and references.
Statutes at large, see Laws— a/so special sub-
ject, e. g. Timber.
Stauber, C. J., dairv work 529
Stauflfer Chemical Co. of Texas 1124
Stauffer, Eshleman & Co., Ltd 223,1043
Staunton Brick Co., relief __ 700
Steacy-Schmidt Manufacturing Co 90,243
Steam:
function in limekiln,. 152
Steam-boilers, see Boilers.
Steam cars, see Railroad-cars.
Steam engineering, destroyer, syllabus 121
Steam fittings, census report, 1925 14
Steam railroads, see Railroads.
Steamboat Inspection Service 23, 90, 155, 221,
287, 344, 415, 542, 666, 798, 928, 1093
bulletin 23,90, 155,221,
287, 344, 415, 542, 666, 798, 928, 1093
examinations for entrance, information. 11, 1086
local inspectors 821,992,1100
report, 1927 ._ 287
rules and regulations, supplements 221, 666
Steamboats:
lights on Great Lakes 934,965
lines through Panama Canal, etc 502,628
mail for foreign countries 126,
186, 254, 316, 503, 630, 763, 1054", 1139
see also Passenger traffic— Steamboat In-
spection Service.
Stearin, rates on 616 1036
Stearn, George W., 0. United States '... ' 116
Stearns, Norah D.:
geology and ground-water hydrologv 64
water-bearing materials " 294
Stack, Daniel F. (Senator from Iowa):
reports made by-
Military Afl'airs Com 1002,
1003, 1004, i005, 1007
Pensions Com 596,854,1010
bteece, Henry M., food crop improvement 273
Steedman, Carrie H., exr., v. U. S 176
Page
Steel:
air-hardening rivet steels 344
barrels or drums, rates on 731
bars —
case of Henry L. Exstein Co., Inc 1018
concrete reinforcement, billet-steel 344
rates on 482
cargo booms for ships 414
census of manufactures, 1925 214
corrosion, effect of location 886
creep at different temperatures 665
density, hot-rolled, etc., carbon steels 286
deterioration in synthesis of ammonia 344
endurance, etc., of rail steel 665
hulls, care and maintenance : 88
mooring bitts, cast-steel, standard 22
permanent-magnet steels 415
plate material for galvanizing tanks 886
production in 1926 217
rates on steel 38,
110, 111, 482, 743, 875, 1036, 1123
rates on steel articles 167,473,610
specifications —
axles, etc., for locomotives and cars 340
boiler and fire-box steel _•_ 281
carbon steel and alloy steel forgings 340
carbon steel forgings for locomotives. .. 340
castings 216
girder rails, open-hearth steel 661
structural steel for bridges 18
structural steel for buildings 216
structural steel for cars 410
structural steel for locomotives 410
tubes, lap-welded and seamless. __ 410, 1090
wrought solid carbon-steel wheels 216
windows, elimination of waste 666
Steel works:
accidents in steel industry 372
census of manufactures, 1925. 214
wages and hours of labor 116
Steele, Leslie J. (Representative from Ga.):
minority views-
Claims Com 808
reports made by —
Claims Com 418, 549, 550, 676, 809, 948
Steers, fattening on dry-land crops 271
Steese, J. G., Juneau, Alaska, district 518
Steidle, Harry S., sawdust and wood flour 148
Stein, L. K., Co., refrigeration. 1035
Steinberg, John C., reinstatement 1141
Steiner, G.:
Tylenchus pratensis and other nemas.. 532, 647
when and how does sex arise? 275
Stciwer, Frederick (Senator from Greg.) :
reports made by-
Claims Com 451,575,704,705,706,
838, 839, 840, 985, 987, 988. 989, 1109
Indian Affairs Com 716,847,848
Judiciary Com 590,850,1000
Stejneger, Leonhard, green pit viper. 384
Stem rot of sweet potatoes.. 3, 10, 76
Stem rust:
black, in common barberry 333
many varieties attack grain 210
oats, inheritance of reaction (2) 1079
Stemming explosives, efi'ect on efficiency 796
Stenographers:
in courts of U. S., appointment 432, 1001
to be present before grand juries 432
Stenosis, cicatricial, of esophagus 887,1047
Stepanov Bay, chart 626
Stephens, Bowman, v. Mexico 130
Stephens, Charles S., v. Mexico 130
Stephens, Edward C, brothers v. Mexico 130
Stephens, H. M., trustee, v. D. B. Heiner 1043
Stephens, Hubert D. (Senator from INIiss.):
reports made by —
Claims Com.. 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 575, 576,
705, 706, 707, 838, 840, 985, 987, 988, 989
Stephenson, Harry W., to reappoint 439
Stephenson, Lloyd W., Upper Cretaceous
invertebrate faunas. 258
Stephenson, W. O., thoracotomy for empyema. 392
Stephen ville North & South Texas Ry 236
Stereotype plates, rates on 39
Sterility and fertility in strawberry... 9
Sterilizer, economical and practical 49
July-June
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Sterilizing farm milk utensils 'J17
Sterling, E. Blanche, infant and maternal mor-
tality in U. S-.. 773,905
Stern, Boris, productivity in glass industry 308
Stern, Cordelia H., social worlc in Veterans'
Bur. hospitals- _.- 514
Stevens, Charles R., relief . 440
Stevens, Doris, igualdad de derechos para la
jnujer 1138
Stevens, F. W., gaseous explosive reaction 624
Stevens, W. Mackenzie, citrus-fruit marketing. 5
Stevens, William O., American naval history, 1132
Stevenson, F. J., smuts, etc., in oats (2) 1079
Stewart, Edwin C, v. United States 290,307
Stewart, Estelle M., apprenticeship in build-
ing construction (2entries) 1129
Stewart, Ethelbert:
blast furnace productivity 1129
index of wholesale prices (2 entries). 372
industrial-accident prevention, etc 492
wage adjustments, cost-of-living figures 751
see also Labor Statistics Bureau.
Stewart, F. W., Manufacturing Corporation.. 460
Stewart, Frank H., Electric Co. v.V.S... 490,600
Stewart, John, relief of estate 452
Stewart, Margaret W., State law index 245
Stewart, Norman H., white sucker 16
Stewart, Robert W.:
to be taken into custody (S. Res. 132) 597
vacating order under S. Res. 132 858
Stewart County, Tenn.:
bridge across Cumberland River 556,
578, 673, 707, 801
bridge across Tennessee River 560,
585, 673, 711, 804
Stickel, Paul W.:
forest-fire weather in central Mass 1085
replacement of blight-killed chestnut 8
Stilaguamish River, examination and survey.. 1151
Stiles, C. W.:
ground water pollution 64
insects of importance in public health 906
Stillbirth statistics 337
Stills exported, drawback of tax 1147
Stillwater, Minn., bridge... 959
Stillwell, W. n., relief 097,830
Stimson, Henry L., la politica de los Estados
Unidos en Nicaragua 634
Stimson, Julia C, Army Nurse Corps in
World War 779
Stinchcomb, Frank, relief 442,595,667
Stinking smut:
wheat, copper-carbonate treatment 788
wheat, varieties resistant 276
Stock, see Stocks— oiso Cattle.
Stock-cars, furnishing 482
Stock companies, see Corporations.
Stock ranges:
development in Montana 444, 597, 803
production of range-cattle in Gt. Plains 648
use of salt in range management 8
Stockberger, W. W^, growing and curing hops. 788
Stockdale, Doris, Agriculture Dept. publica-
tions 9
Stockett, John W'., relief 706,981
Stockings, see Hosiery.
Stocks:
employee stock ownership in U. S., bibl... 117
report on stock dividends 462
taxes on bank shares 704
see also names of railroads, etc., issuing
stock.
Stockyards act, to amend, hearings 704
Stockyards Administration, see Packers and
Stockyards Administration.
Stoddard, B. H.:
asbestos in 1926 281
mica in 1926 341
talc and soapstone in 1926. 341
Stoddard, Cora F., la lucha contra el alcohol-
ismo 1052
Stokes, George W., appointment 505
Stokes-Adams syndrome with heart block 1148
StoU, Amy:
barite and barium products in 1926 217
lead and zinc pigments and salts, 1926 340
lead in 1926, smelter report 539
zinc in 1926, smelter report 341
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Stolte, H. L., bridge across Missouri River 453
Stolts, J. & J. W., Association v. U. S 25,307
Stone, Edna L., absenteeism in industry 46
Stone, Elmer F., medal 1009
Stone:
Government supplies 62, 638
production in 1926 ._ 412
rates on fluxing stone 32, 232
rates on stone 39, 111, 172. 473, 482, 1036, 1123
Stone & Downer Co., United States p _. 44,224
Stone Coal Telephone Co., sale of properties... 743
Stone setting, cut-stone trim in brick bldgs 291
Stoneberg, Hugo F., corn as influenced by
mosaic disease _ 209
Stones River National Park, estimate 510
Stonestreet, Clarence G., relief. -. 440
Stonington, Me., pier and wharf 818,1103
Stony Gorge Dam:
balanced needle valves 363
high-pressure gates and outlet pipes 96
Stony Island bridge 932,956,991
Stoppage of goods in transit 743
Storage:
case of Star Co 744
charges at Atlantic and Gulf ports 112
of—
ammunition, Navy facilities 943,973
ammunition, War Dept., etc., survey.. 907
butter for winter use 206
dusting mixtures, chemical changes... 648,
786
evaporated apples, deterioration... 399,531
potato, and storage houses 532
vegetables, home storage 76
see also Cold storage.
Storage batteries, rates on 39
Store fixtures, rates on 111
Storekeepers, Navy training course 49
Stories, see Children's literature.
Storms:
articles on storms —
on Isthmus of Panama 656
tropical storms of north Pacific 123,
1051, 1134
cyclones-
cyclonic storms 52, 1051
inundations, tropical cyclones 405
northeastward-moving cyclone, growth 534
of Sept. 9-10, 1922 1051,1134
line-squalls 656
tornadoes —
at Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 19, 1928 656
at Rocksprings, Tex., Apr. 12, 1927 11
at St. Joseph, Mo., May 24, 1927 77
at St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 29, 1927.. 335
at Washington, D. C, May 14, 1927... 77
in Arkansas, 1879-1926 11
in Illinois, iVpr. 19, 1927 11
in Kansas, July 16, 1927 212
in Virginia, 1814-1925 : 11
in Virginia-District of Columbia-Mary-
land 534
notable tornadoes of May, 1927 77
observing a tornado's life 11
typhoons in the Far East 335,405
warnings, radio aids to navigation 121, 1132
Story, Joseph, position on general welfare
clause 353
Stovarsol treatment of amebiasis 64
Stoves:
census of manufactures, 1925 14
rates on 482
Stowell, Ellery C, v. civil service comnrs 44
Stoxal larvicide, some tests 134,263
Straight Line Engine Co., Inc., coke 1027
Straighthead of rice and its control 146
Straits, see Belts (straits)— aZso names of straits.
Straughn, M. N., maple sugar 651
Straw:
inspection, rules and regulations 649
rates on 302
Straw braid, case of R. H. Comey Brooklyn Co. 461
Strawberry:
culture .--- 919,920
disease of strawberries on market 76
everbearing strawberries 9
physiological anatomy, studies 269,276
preparation of strawberries for market.. 72, 649
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Stxawberry— Continued. .,..•„ 0,9
protection from frost througli heating .-- 212
rates on strawberries ----- i^, iii. »'^
sterility and fertility in strawberry-------- »
varieties in United States.- -1%^^^
xanthosis, new insect-borne disease.-- 64/, /83
Strawberry pickers wanted, poster »»d
Strawboard, rates on - ^^^
Stream-llow, see Rivers.
Streams, see Rivers.
Streator quadrangle. 111 ■'"^^
Street railways, see names of railways.
Streeter II. W.i
sewage-polluted source of water supply--- 1148
water purification, B. coli results ^^'lol
water purification, efficiency 323
same, summary, in pub. health rps.,
V. 42 263
Streets*
automobile exhaust gas in streets 773
el alumbrado de las calles— - 1136
trees for town and city streets 10
see also names of streets.
Streill, Abraham, estimating run-off, notes-- 920
Strempel, Rudolf, syphilis, aerologic diagnosis. 64
Streptococcus, scarlet fever antitoxin,- 1148
Stress charts, wing spar, etc 1131
Stresses in landing gears, determination 777
Stretcliers for transferring patients from ships
(2 entries) 49
Strew, John, relief 440
Strike, Ed., relief 420
Strike, W. W., Appanoose County, Iowa 656
Strikes and lockouts:
injunctions in labor disputes 717,850
publications for sale by supt. of docs 603
see also Industrial arbitration.
Stripe blight of oats 399,532
Striped blister beetle, on soy beans 530
Strong, James G. (Representative from Kans.):
report made by —
Conference Com 941
Strongylidae, see Nematode worms.
Strother, D. H., superheat meter for airships-. 344
Strother, Russell, v. Mexico. 130
Strott, G. G., elementary laboratory procedure 887
Strowbridge, J. W., commercial potato crop- 72, 784
Stuart, Duncan:
Ardmore Dry-Land Field Station 209
dairv work at Woodward Field Station 529
Stuart, M. A.:
amoebic dysentery and endamoebic carriers. 888
prevention and control of malaria 246, 247
Stuart, William:
how to grow acre of potatoes 532
potato storage and storage houses 532
production of late or main-crop potatoes..- 654
seed potatoes and how to produce them 404
source, character, etc., of potato sets 532
Stuekert, Mrs. J. C, relief 840,948,1097
Students:
at German universities, health conditions - 196
health as related to tonsillectomy 773, 1070
Sturchler, Tiieophile, admr., v. Alien Property
Custodian, etc - . 336
Styer, W. D., New York City district 518
Subject headings:
catalogues of Library of Congress 885
additions and changes 1045, 1130
local subdivision 1130
State law index, tentative list 245
Submarine boats:
accidents, double pensions 567,596,854,935
habitability of submarines (2 entries) 497
increase in limit of cost _ 975, 1009,1103
pay of personnel 595.695,803
payments to dependents of those on S-4--. 974
safety appliances-
experimental work, estimates 771, 1066
letter of Navy Department 496
reports of committees. 445 457
Submarine cablets, see Gables (submarine)
Subscribers Service Teleiihone Co., Inc 482
Subscription charges for newspapers, etc 687
Subsidies, shi]), Italian svstem 410
Suburbanites, see Country life.
Success, Ark., bridge.-..: .._ 556,668,708
Sucker, see White sucker.
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Sudan:
commercial handbook, Anglo-Egj'ptian
Sudan 17
date culture 9
International Office of Public Health 196
Sudan grass 146,1084
Suddaths Ferry, bridge 816,841,932
Sudzhuk Bay, see Novorossisk Bay.
Suffrage, national representation for D. C 820
see also Woman suffrage.
Sugar:
blood sugar in the tropics 502
in treatment of gonococcus infection 48,49
industries, census report, 1925 14
rates on. _ 39, HI. 236, 302, 482, 616, 876, 1036, 1123
see also Maple sugar.
Sugar beets:
costs of producing —
in Idaho - 1144
in Nebraska 769
in Ohio, etc., errata 635
summary and economic analysis 635
educational ilhistrations 529
growing under humid conditions 655
over-wintered in field, seed production 532
refractometer, use in analysis 647, 789
Sugar-cane:
black rot fungus, cytological study 269, 404
educational illustrations 529
yield tests of disease-resistant 9
Sugar-cane moth borer, in United States 786
Sugar Land Ry.:
deficit status Ill
freight rates 32
Sugar pine, see Pine.
Sugg, J. D., comnr. of internal revenue vs 1128
Suisun Bay, chart 659
Suits at law, see Actions at law.
Sullivan, B., history taking in pulmonary
tuberculosis 514
Sullivan, John D., thermodynamic properties
of oxygen, etc 1091
Sullivan, M. Loretta, women in Del. canneries. 117
Sullivan, M. X.:
oxidation-reduction studies 263,906
sulphur in pituitary extracts 1148
Sullivan, Michael P., relief 351
Sullivan, Philip V., relief 975
Sullivan, Scuddy W., United States t' 490
Sullivan Telephone Co., Inc.:
control by New York Telephone Co 39
purchase of properties 482
Sulphate-sulphuric acid process, see Ferric sul-
phate-sulphuric acid process.
Sulphate water, action on concrete 405
Sulphates, see Aluminum sulphate — Ammon-
ium sulphate— Copper sulphate.
Sulphonates, indigo, electrode potentials 906
Sulphur:
density, etc., of system, rubber-sulphur 155
dusting mixtures, chemical changes 648, 786
loosely bound, in pituitary extracts 1148
production, 1926 663
rates on 1036,1124
see also Lime-sulphur concentrate.
Sulphur dioxide:
commercial liquid, analyses 22
determination of sulphur trioxide in 22
Sulphur trio-xide, determination in sulphur
dioxide 22
Sulphuric acid:
arsenic-free, preparation 120
as weed spray 4, 72
barley seed dehulling to induce smut-. 399, 531
census of manufactures, 1925 148
rates on 366, 744
see also Acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid
test— Ferric sulphate-sulphuric acid
process.
Sulu Anchorage, chart 82
3ulu Archipelago, coast pilot, supplement 659
Bulu Island, charts. -- 82, 1088
Sumatra:
chart 500
fast-disappearing flora 898
Summer camps:
valor del campamento de verano para nifios. 314
Summer courses in Spanish and Portuguese.. 761
July-June
1335
Page
Summers, abnormal, in United States.. 212
Sunmerville Telephone Co., properties 302
Summit Lake, lands adjacent 423,588,671
Sammy. Clayton F., Co 462
Sumners, Hatton W. (Representative from
Tex.):
reports made bv —
Judiciary Com 820,962
Sumter, Fort, flagstaff commemorating de-
fense 565,938,1007
Sun:
azimuths of the sun.. 180
child's need of sunshine 750
ephemeris, 1927 227
ephemeris, 1928 293
rays, influences on plants and animals 191
soiar activity, rel. to radio reception 77
sunrise tables, Panama (Balboa), 1928 502
see also Celestial bodies— Solar radiation.
Sun Juichin. compensation 386,714,813,938
Sun Oil Co., petroleum 740
Sun River irrigation project 866
Sun suits for children 787
Sunburn protection by textile fibers 203. 270
Sunburv, Pa., bridge 429,584,671
Sunbury Bridge Co., bridge 429.584,671
Sunbury Converting Works, hydrogen peroxid. 298
Sunderland. Louis P., relief 420,543,576
Sunflower & Eastern Ry., valuation 364
Sunflowers, tumors, cysts, etc 494
Sunmoimt, X. Y., Yeterans' Hospital, to reim-
burse patients 702
Sunny Brook Distillery Co.. relief 713
Sunnvside quadrangle, Utah, economic geol-
ogy 1022
Sunset Ry., valuation 302
Sunshine, see Sun.
Suomela, Arnie J., salmon-tagging experiments. 17
Superchargers, see Engines.
Superheat meter, for airships 344
Superintendent of Documents, see Documents
Office.
Superior, Wis., marine commerce report 642
Superior & Southeastern Ry.:
deficit status 616
operation of lines 1036
Superior, Lake, charts 520,1051
Superior National Forest:
protection, etc.. of lands 1108,1109
rotarians. welcome to national forests 918
Supervising Architect, see Architect, Super-
vising.
Supervisors of Southeastern States. Conference
of, see Conference of Supervisors of
Southeastern States.
Supplements:
American Historical Assoc, report, 1924 _.. 1142
coast pilots-
Alaska 6,59,792
Atlantic Coast 15,659,1088
Hawaiian Islands 150
Key West to Rio Grande, inside route. 338
Mexico, Gulf of 214
New York to Kev West, inside route.. 150
Pacific Coast 408
Philippine Islands 659
West Indies. Porto Rico, etc 1088
code of laws of D. C, to print 964. 1098
code of laws of U. S., to authorize. 964. 1098. 1107
Commerce Department publications __. 20,86,
1.54, 220, 284. 343, 414, 541, 664, 797. 927
corporate names of common carriers, list.. 296
Federal Horticultural Board announce-
ments 208
general schedule of supplies. 1928 390
Government supplies, specifications, etc.- 322
Great Lakes charts-
bulletin 36 67,137,200,266,326
bulletin 37 1074, 1152
hvdrographic bulletin, ice supplement 51,
52, 122, 1S2, 758, 890, 1051, 1133
Library of Congress publications, list 309
monthly weather review 335. 1085
naval medical bulletin 120,496,887
index, v. 11 120
Panama Canal, Executive orders 379,893
Page
Supplements— Continued .
pilot guides —
Aden, Gulf of 757
Africa _ 756
Asia -. 756,888,1048
Atlantic Ocean 1049
Australia 756,7,57,1049
Baltic Sea 888, 1049
Bengal, Bav of 757
Biscav, Bay of 1049
Black Sea 888
British Columbia 757,1049
Central .\merica, east coast 888
East Indies "5^' ^2^?
Great Brit ain.V." ^ [[[\[[\[[[V 757," 888," 1049
India 757
Mediterranean Sea 757, 888, 889, 1049
Mexico, east coast 888
New Zealand 1049
Newfoundland 625
North Sea 889
Norway 757
Nova Scotia 1050
Pacific Ocean 889
Persian Gulf 757
Red Sea 757
St. Lawrence River 1050
Scandinavia 889, 1050
South .America 758,1050
West Indies 758
postal guide, official 126, 186, 254,
316, 380, 503, 630, 762. 894. 1054, 1138
proposals for International Radiotelegraph
Conference 130,193,259
public health reports 133,
262, 263, 391, 513, 1147
salary tables, naval hospital employees 375
Standards Bureau publications-
list 542
list, additions 89.155.
221, 344, 415, 665, 1093
steamboat inspection rules, etc 221,666
survey of current business —
record book of statistics _.. 81,338,658
weeklv supplement 12, 79, 148, 213,
278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
survey of public lands, manual 227, 293
tariff series, Panama Canal 315
valuation order 7, suppl, instructions 877
Supplies, see Army supplies— Government sup-
plies— ^Medical supplies— Military
supplies — Naval supplies — Oil-well
supplies — Postal supplies — also
names of Departments, bureaus,
etc. — also special supplies.
Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Navv Dept 54,
123, 184, 251, 313, 377, 500, 627, 760,
892, 1052,1135.
estimate, 1929 1067
manual for accounting officers, change 251
report, 1927 377,753
Supplies Division, Labor Dept., see Publica-
tions and Supplies Division, Labor
Dept.
Supplies Division, Post Office Dept., see
Equipment and Supplies Division,
Post Office Dept.
Supply Committee, see General Supply Com-
mittee.
Supplv Corps. Navv:
manual, 1922, changes 313,627
officers, memorandum for 54, 123, 184,
251. 313, 500, 627, 760, 892, 1052, 1135
Supply Department of the Panama Canal, see
Panama Canal (zone).
Supply Division, Treasury Dept 773,907
Supreme Court of District of Columbia:
additional justice —
hearing 963
reports 963. 1001
fees to be charged bv clerk 431, 717,801
Supreme Court of United States 131, 193, 259,
321, 387, 508, 634, 768, 901, 1062, 1144
appeals from Ct. of Cls., decisions 722
1336
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Supreme Court of United States-Continued,
building, plans, etc., to be submitted—
liearings - ^i"'
report ----- rr""
cases adjudged (United States reports)-
Oct. term, 1926 (bound vols.)- 259, 63d, 901
''^■'reS")^''' ^""'""°193;2t"8t635
^^^'retortsb--''-.-"-"""'- '^'gW
to furnish to Customs Court 432, 1001
cases decided, title-page and index 1/7
cases pending, title-page and index l9.^
copyright law, rules, etc ii»
^""'"^ 32Y,"387V568r63'577'58V96i,'lb62^ 1144
law library of Elbridge T. Gerry 933
marshal, salary - — 432, 590, 8C4, 805
official reports, see, above, cases adjudged.
rules in common-law actions 590,850
see also subjects of decisions. For cases
printed by Supreme Court or by
Justice Department see names of
claimants, etc.
Surcshot ranger station, Madison Nat. Forest. 1140
Sureties, see Guaranties and sureties.
Surface water supply, see Water-supply.
Surgeon General, Army, see Medical Depart-
ment, Army.
Surgeon General, Navy, see Medicine and
Surgery Bureau.
Surgeon General, "Public Health Service, see
Public Ilealth Service.
Surgeons, examining. Pension Bur 1115
»ee also Medical Corps, Army— Medical
Corps, Navy— Physicians.
Surgery:
debt of surgical diagnosis to X ray (2) 49
relation of oral prophylaxis 392
surgical case 887, 1048
»e< also names of organs, regions of the body,
etc.— fl?so names of special opera-
tions.
Surgery Bureau, see Medicine and Surgery
Bureau.
Surgical instruments:
Government supplies 511
trade in .\ustralia and New Zealand 1090
Suriani, Phili]), to reimburse 700
Surry, Sus.sex & Southampton Ry. v. U. S 44
The Survey (periodical):
reprint from graphic number 501
Survey duty in the tropics 496
Survey of current business 12, 79, 148, 213,
278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
supplement, record book 81, 338, 658
supplement, weekly _. 12,79, 148,213,
278, 337, 407, 535, 658, 792, 922, 1087
Surveying:
Army training manual 136,775,908,1072
Army training regulations 136,641
for military maps, Govt, agencies to assist 437,
934,1004
leveling, geodetic publications 793
leveling, instructions 161
public lands, instructions, supplement. 227, 293
topographic instructions, Geol. Survev... 161,
228, 60'4, 728
topographic mapping of Mississippi Valley. 811
traverse —
manual of Ist-order traverse 338
publications relating to traverse 338
transit traverse instructions 228
triangulat ion-
computation and adjustment manual.. 793
digests of geodetic 793
instructions of Qeol. Survev 161
readjustment of ist-order net.. 15
Surveying instruments. Government supplies 511
Surveys, see Surveying— a^so names of counties,
States, etc.
Su.squehanna & New York R. R., valuation 482
Susquehanna River:
bridge at Sunbury, Pa 429 584 671
bridge between Wrightsville and Columbia,'
Pa 348,454,671
Susquehanna Silk Mills, silk . 743
Sutcliffe, Walter D., Ist-order traverse 338
Page
Sutherland, Dan A. (Delegate from Alaska):
reports made by —
Mines and Mining Com 693
Territories Com 445, 446
Sutton, Mrs. Dawn J., appointment 897
Sutton, H. A., airplane spinning characteris-
tics 1151
Sutton, Richard L., dermatology. 496,497
Suwangi, chart of channel 182
Suwannee River, bridge.. 710,819
Svendborg Harbor, chart 249
Svendborg Sund, chart 249
Sverdrup, II. U., scientific work of Maud expe-
dition 190
Sveshnikofi", W. W., deterioration of steels 344
Swackhamer, W. B., early diagnosis 1148
Swain, George H., relief 840,948,1097
Swallen, Jason R., grasses of California 898
Swan, Raymond D., v. United States 1043
Swan-Finch Oil Corporation, fish-oil 1028
Swan Valley, Idaho, bridge 428,584,671
Swank, Frederick D., relief... 989
Swanson, Arthur F., cereal experiments 333
Swanson, Claude A. (Senator from Va.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com 720,1008,1009,1010
Swanson, p. B., fuel oil distribution 340
Swarm control 206,917
Swearingen, Nannie, relief 678
Sw-eden, forestry 339
Swedish Evangelical Free Church of United
States of -America, census, 1926. . . 1088
Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of
America, census, 1926 535
Swedish Foot-and-Mouth Disease Commis-
sion ■- 1080
Swedish Lutheran Church, Providence, R. I.,
carillon 997
Sweenev, Francis, relief 420,930,989
Sweeney, W. T.:
thermal expansion, beryllium, etc 343
thermal expansion, stainless iron alloys 542
Sweet, Louise, reading predilections of patients. 135
Sweet & Piper Horse & Mule Commission Co. 223
Sweet Brothers, dredging machinery 102
Sweet clover, see Clover.
Sweet potato:
educational illustrations 529
mottle necrosis 3, 76
stem rot 3,10,76
Swenarton, J. H., relief 826
Swenson, R. L., carbon disulphide vaporiza-
tion apparatus 207
Swift, A. H.:
chemical exports to neighboring countries . . 151
importance of U. S. chemical industry 339
Swift, George M., bill of review application. . . 160
Swift, Lionel V., importance of adjunct dental
treatment 514
Swift, R. ^V.:
cattle, rate of metabolism (2 entries) 399
net-energy values of corn silage, etc 3
Swift & Co.:
freight rates 165,490
meat 738
V. United States 243,490
Swift Specific Co., bottles 732
Swimming pools, see Bathing pools.
Swine:
apple curculio and its control 783,915
breeds of swine .-- 650
castration of hogs 143
diseases, ailments, etc 73
farming system of hogging down crops 649
feeding garbage to hogs 73
herdbook, data rel. to sex In pig litters 6
lesions caused by Actinomyces 399,527
metabolism, proteins of corn, etc 399, 400
price of hogs, factors affecting 204
production 650
rates on 39,111,482,876
results of soft-pork investigations 650
sanitation system 401
transport, etc., of export cattle —
hearings 674
law 1104
reports 675, 703
see also headings beginning Hog. For swine
in conection with other animals see
Cattle.
July-June
1337
Page
Swing, Philip D. (Representative from Calif.):
reports made by —
Public Lauds Com 444,667
Swingle, IT. S,, dustiug mixtures 648,786
Swingle, Walter T.:
date growing 145
orientalia added to Library of Congress 492
Swinson, Carl R., apples 329
Swiss cheofe, see Cheese.
Swiss National Park 191
Switching:
Carnes, Marion M. 172
Carv, II. H., Co 366
Chicago & Erie R. R 616
Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce &
Shipping.. 744
Switching charges:
at—
Kansas City, Mo.-Kans 876
Little Rock, Ark 1036
between Lake Charles and West Lake, La. 1036
cases —
.\cme Brick Co 744
Boston Wool Trade .Association 765
Federal Match Corporation 111,744
Jamestown Forwarding Co 876
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce 172
New England Brick Co 236
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Ware-
house Co -- 765
Sanzone-Palmisano Co... Ill
Seldomridge Grain Co 616
Southern Kansas Millers Club 236
Switzerland:
cheese, cost of production 260
national park 191
Sydenstricker, Edgar:
Hagerstown, Md., morbidity studies —
age curve of illness 64
causes of illness, different ages__. 1070, 1148
incidence of illness and death 196
males and females, Olness rate 63. 262
sex differences at different ages 1070
various diseases according to age 1070
mortality among negroes in U. S 513
same, summary in public health re-
ports 513
peUasrra in Mississippi flood area 323,513
tonsillitis, epidemiological, etc., study 773
same, summary in public health re-
ports 639
Sydney Harbor, .\ustralia, chart. 891
Sykes, Frank, see Harbor Commissioners Board
of California.
Sylvania, Cambridge 959, 994, 1103
Synaptomys, see Lemmings.
Synoptic Weather Informations Committee. _. 259
Synthetic Patents Co., Inc 78,657
Syphilis:
and heart disease 392
arsphenamine-sodium thiosulphate use 63
aspects in special and general practice..*.. 197
eye tragedies and their prevention 514
health records, study (2 entries) 247
immunity, present-day conceptions 263
in New York State, one-day incidence 907
neurosypliilis —
abuse of diagnosis 392
treatment v.ith malaria 514
use of tryparsamid 907
of circulatory system 263
serologic diagnosis 64
sodimn thiosulphate in treatment 887, 1048
transmission to 2d and 3d generation 907
Veterans' Bureau diagnostic center 197,264
see also Kahn test — Wassermann test.
Syracuse, N. Y., post office, distribution 1054
Syrups:
rates on malt syrup 738
sorgo-sirup manufacture _. 272
see also Corn sirup— Maple syrup— Molas-
ses—Root-beer syrup.
Szechuan Province, China, religion 633
T
T. S. F., International Juridical Congress of,
see International Juridical Cong-
ress on Wireless Telegraphy.
Tabanus, see Horse-flies.
Page
Tabarka, Tunis, chart... 1050
Tabas, Abraham, Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporations 257
Tabas, Morris, Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporation!; 257
Tabas, Samuel, Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporations 257
Tabes diabetica, report of case 497
Tablecloths, cotton, specification. 285
Tablets, see Monuments and memorials — also
names of persons in whose honor
tablets are placed.
Tacoma, Wash., cemetery of Puyallup In-
dians 555,71.5,803
Tadpole, enemy of mosquito larvse 391,773
Taft, Elizabeth C.,v. Frank K. Bowers... 243,882
Tagg Brothers & Moorehead ». United States. 490
Tai Oa Bay, chart 249
Taio Hae, chart 249
Taipi, see Comptroller Bav.
Tait, Samuel F., relief 948
Taiwan:
botanical trip to Formosa 898
charts 183, 1050
Take-off characteristics:
of airplanes, comparison with landing 119
of seaplanes 119
Talbert, W. IL, reimbursement 840,948,1097
Talbird & Jenkins, to compensate 834
Talbot, Bertell L., physical and X-ray examin-
ations and autopsy findings 264
Talbot, IM. W., use of salt in range manage-
ment 8
Talc:
production, 1926 341
rates on 111
Talcott, Cvnthia R., exrx., v. United States.. 1128
Talcott, Jonathyn R., v. United States 1128
Talien Wan, see Dairen Wan.
Talisei Road, chart 51
Talladega County, Ala.:
bridge 424,578,668
gray hematite, magnetic concentration 281
Tallow, rates on 482
Tallulah Cotton Oil Co., cotton-seed... 32,469,1027
Tampa, Fla.:
bridge 424,453,544
chart 659
examination of harbor 519
Tampa Bay:
bridge -. 685,711,804
charts 659,793,1089
preliminary examination 519
Tampico Alarine Iron Works, relief 452
Tananarive, ^Madagascar, foreign service 317
Tanganyika Territory, new species of gecko 767
Tank agitators, rates on 1037
Tank-cars, Phillips Petroleum Co.. 483
Tankage, protein, metabolism of swine 399,400
Tanks, rates on 617
see also Galvanizing tanks.
Tanksley-Drumright Cut Stone Co., relief 697,
830, 1012, 1097
Tannehill, I. R.:
inundations attending tropical cyclones 405
severe cold waves on Texas coast 790
Tanners Products Co., Inited States r. 243
Tannin, carbon monoxide determination 19
Tanning and tanning materials:
census report, 1925 14
home tannint;, leather and small fur skins. 917
rates on tanning extract 111
Tantalum in 1926 411
Taos Pueblo, N. Mes., protection of water. .- 554,
714, 801
Taper curve.s, form-class, and volume tables 270,
531
Tapeteuea, chart _ 183
Tapeworms, larvae in primate cause of tu-
mor 269,330
Tapke, V. F.:
control of wheat and rye smuts 404
copper-carbonate seed treatment of wheat. 788
formaldehyde treatment for oat smuts 654
wheats highly resistant to loose smut 146
Tapp, Jesse W., corn-borer conditions 400
Tappalang Road, chart 312
Tapul Island, chart 1088
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
638
net also Water-gas tar.
Target practice:
annual rifle competitions—
hearings. ^94
law --- 11""*
reports 440,853,972,1007
veto messace ;;;-;;; ?;I
Arinv training regulations .-- 136,515,516
National Guard manual 326
jiistol marksmanship, dismounted 265
Target ranges: .
Army technical regulations ''o
at Auburn, Me., to amend act. 851, 966, 1098
for use of Arizona National Guard 504
for use of Idaho National Guard 57,318
National Guard regulations 520
Targets and target accessories 640
TarilT:
articles from P. I., tax moneys 598
cases relating to remission of duties-
Dow, Frank P., Co., Inc. (Pacific
Chemical Co.) 461
Messimy, Vincent de 724,1018
customs regulations, 1923, amendment 636
decisions under customs laws —
Jan.-June, 1927 - 194
Jan.-June, 1927, inde.x 132
July-Dec. 1927 770
Julv-Dec. 1927, index 636
weekly 61, 132, 194,
261, 321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
export duties of the world.. 216
foreign tariff series . 216
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
shipments to Latin Amer., regulations 795
tariff information series 260
tariff information surveys 260,387
see also Smuggling — also names of articles
imported.
Tariff Commission. 131,
193, 260, 387, 508, 635, 768, 901, 1144
investigation-
index to hearings 1015
minority views... 1110
report 1110
notices. _. 61,
261, 388, 509, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
report, 1927 508
reports on —
cherries, sulphured, or in brine 768
cresylic acid costs 193
magnesite. 508
manila and bolt rope importation, etc. 131
phenol 508
sugar beets 635,769, 1144
Swiss cheese 260
subjects investigated, etc., list 901
Tariff Commission, Select Committee on In-
vestigation of. Senate:
hearings, index 1015
minority views 1110
report mo
Tariff .series, Panama Canal... 315
Tariffs Section, I. C. C.._ 296
Tarnish resisting silver alloys.. _ 155
Tarr, George J., Co., United States v 860
Tarrafal Hay, Santo Antao Island, chart 249
Tarrafal Day, SiSo Thiago Island, chart 249
Tartar emetic in treatment of chancroid 887
Taruna Bay, chart 51
Tarver, Malcolm C. (Representative" from
Qa.) :
minority views —
Education Com 552
statement rel. to Howard tl'niversity 552
Tasker, Arthur N.:
diseases of skin. 779
infectious jaundice, typhus feverVetc 779
Ta.sker, Harry C, relief 948
Tasinanians, crania in National Museum 767
Tastet, David W., tympanic membrane 198
Tauh, Louis, Inc., grapes... 34
Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co., copper""" 609
Tavoy River, chart ""' 53
Tawas Harbor, Mich., chart IO74
Page
Tax Appeals Board 60, 132, 194 200,
321, 387, 509, 635, 769, 901, 1062, 1144
appeals to 4th circuit court of appeals 878
reports—
v3, index 260
V. 4 321
V. 4, index 260
V. 5 636
v. 5, index 387
V. 6, index 769
in pamphlet form 60, 132, 194,
260, 321, 387, 509, 635, 709, 901, 1062, 1144
rules of practice 1062
Tax collector of District of Columbia:
report, 1927 356
Taxation:
assessments upon James Couzens 1000, 1062
bank shares 704
collection, etc., of taxes in D. C 712, 996
double taxation relief 410
European tax and corporation law 538
homestead lands... 568,721,857,933
land assessed for benefits, notice 810,
950, 996, 1099
of business in Great Britain 538
payment of taxes to Okanogan Co., Wash. 555,
848, 935
publications for sale by supt. of docs. 463
refund of taxes during 1927 636
strange case of Florida v. Mellon 982
see also Internal revenue— Tariff— aZ.?o Ex-
cess-profits tax — Income tax — In-
heritance and transfer tax — War-
profits tax — ilso names of articles,
etc., subject to tax.
Taxation Joint Committee, see Internal Rev-
enue Taxation Joint Committee.
Taxes, see Taxation, and references.
Taxonomy:
deciduous-fruit Paratetranychus 648,917
mutillid wasps 899
Taylor, Albert II., patent appeal 621,927
Taylor, Arthur E.:
soil surveys —
Clermont County, Ohio 650
Fulton County, Ohio 1081
Taylor, C. II., occupational therapy 264
Taylor, D. W., model and full-scale tests 1131
Taylor, George E., relief of heirs 452
Taylor, Harden F., refrigeration of fish. 151
Taylor, I. H., automotive products 17
Taylor, J. Alfred:
contested election —
arguments 679
letter from clerk of House 346
report 811
Taylor, J. N., crude-drug industry of U. S 661
Taylor, J. W.:
wheat, natural hybridization 399,533
wijeat, seeding and seed-bed preparation.. 405
Taylor, James S.:
trade association activities 411
same, descriptive circular 538
Taylor, N. R., floods in Sacramento Valley 920
Taylor, S. V., bridge 426,580,669
Taylor, Thomas R.:
measuring rank of U. S. ports : 410
ports important in trade of U. S 410
Taylor National Cemetery, see Zachary Taylor
National Cemetery.
Tea:
enforcement of act, regulations 787
standards .-- 787
Teachers:
agricultural, in Mississippi _ 1018
immigration —
college professors, etc., hearings 1106
college professors, etc., report 587
in Porto Rico, hearings 952
la lucha contra el alcoholismo 1052
pension for public-school teachers 227
salaries in District of Columbia 950,996
training —
colleges, per capita costs, 1925-26 160
colleges, statistics, 1925-26 359
farm shop work course 1018
preparation of teachers 728
July-June
1339
Page
Teachers — Continued,
training — Continued.
rural school, preparation 1113
vocational agriculture, study 224
see also Parent-teacher associations.
Teachers' certificates, State laws 463
Teaching, methods for use of officers, etc 121
see aiso special subject taught.
Teachout, Stanley R., relief 948
Team-track charges, Cincinnati Coal Co 302
Tecate, Calif., port of entry. __ 381
Technical bulletins, see names oT Departments,
bureaus, etc., issuing bulletins —
also subjects.
Technical education:
escuelas de la industria Ford. 184
industrial education, 1924-26 226
trade and industrial series 291, 725, 861, 1018
see also special subject taught.
Technical investigations made bv Division of
Tests and Technical Control 92
Technical news bulletin, Standards Bur 23,
89, 155, 221, 286, 344, 415, 542, 666, 798,
928, 1093.
Technical paper. Mines Bur 19,
85, 152, 217, 281, 282. 341, 411, 538, 539,
662,796,925,1090,1091.
Technologic papers, Standards Bur. _ 21 ,
22, 87, 155, 220, 221, 285, 286, 343, 344,
542, 665, 666, 798, 1093.
V. 21, index, etc 542
Tectonic conditions, igneous rocks 494
Teele, Mary H., appointment 382
Teesdale, L. V., red gum, control of stain, etc. 145
Teeth:
child's teeth 750
focal infection of dental origin 264
focal infection of tooth in keratitis. _. 1070, 1071
impaction, etc., in psychoneurosis 1070
rontgenograms, interpretation 392
unerupted, etc,, cuspid and bicuspid 49
unusual dental anomaly 1149
see also Dentistry — Oral prophylaxis.
Tehoru Anchorage, chart 182
Telanjang, see Engano Island.
Telegraph:
chart of the world 1134
laws relating to commerce 674
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
rates of pay for communications 56
train order transmission, statistics 163
Telegraph codes, international regulations 900
see also International Morse code.
Telegraph Hill-Goat Island Bridge Corporation,
bridge 818
Telegraph operators, students manual 136
Telephone:
assistant floor manager for majority 417
directories-
Navy Department 180
Panama Canal 628
State Department.. 321
Treasury Department 1145
laws relating to commerce 674
line from Flagstaff to Kayenta, Ariz... 848,954
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
train order transmission, statistics 163
Telfair County, Ga., bridge 684,843,935
Tellinacea from Florida 1114
Tellurium in 1926 153
Teluti Bay, see Awa Anchorage.
Temperature:
aviation engine inlet air temperatures 495
comparison of air and soil temperature 1085
estimates of planet Mars, 1926 21
influence on—
apple yields 405
chemical composition of apple 783, 1083
chicken, critical temperature 4
fungi in citrus fruit decay 399, 525
potato, wound periderm formation 532, 647
sauerkraut fermentation, etc 525,647
winter wheat, low temperatures 399, 526
tolerance by fishes and amphibians 660
see also Animal heat — Climate.
Temple, Henry W. (Representative from Pa.):
reports made bv —
Foreign Affairs Com 553,813,951
Page
Temple, Larry M., relief 948,989, 1097
Templin, Ellis W., patent appeal 219
Tener, R. F.:
aging of soft rubber goods.. 22
tensile properties of rubber compounds 665
Tennessee:
bridges—
Dover-Clarksville road 556,
578, 673, 707, 804
Knox County 560,585,673,711,804
Lafavette-Celina road 556, 578, 668, 707
Lebanon-Hartsville road _ . . 556, 673, 707, 801
Marion County 560,585,073,711,804
Newport-Asheville road _ 816, 842, 933
Pari,s-Dover road 560, 585, 673, 71 1, 804
Perry-Decatur counties 348, 354, 455, 544
Roane County 560,585,672,711
Sneedville-Rogersville road 556,
577, 667, 707
brown iron ores.. 227, 1114
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 81
district court, rules 114
district court, standing orders 114
Geological Survey —
brown iron ores. 227
Indian village sites and quarries 898
pellagra in Mississippi flood area 323,513
phosphate rock 89
postal service —
mail contracts 315
post route map 631
relief map 604
Tennessee Central Ry.:
bonds 302,1037
rates on doors 609
securities 617
valuation 483
Tennessee Egg Co., eggs 1028
Tennessee E xtract C orporation 111
Tennessee Furniture Corporation 102
Tennessee Railroad:
bonds 1037
deficit status 1124
Tennessee River:
bridges, construction bv —
Alabama 429, 585, 672, 960, 994, 1103
Hassell, T. S 959,1103
Kentucky 819,844,936
Midland Bridge Co., Inc 429,585,671
Tennessee 348,
354, 455, 544, 560, 585, 672, 673, 711, 804
Valley Bridge Co., Inc.. 429,585,072
examination, survey, etc. —
hearings, 6Sth Cong. 1st sess... 350
letters from Secretary of War 350
report of Engineer Dept., Army 910
light list 217
see also Muscle Shoals.
Tenny, Lloyd S., standards for farm products. 270
see also Agricultural Economics Bureau.
Tensas River, bridge 819,994,1103
Tensile properties of rubber compounds 665
Tercero, Jose:
chicle industry in Peten, Guatemala 252
same (in Portuguese).. 501
Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis 734
Terminal tracks, see Railroad tracks.
Terneplate, see Tin-plate.
Terraces:
conservacion de terrenos montaflosos 378
farm lands, terracing 1084
Terrestrial isopods, see Isopods.
Terrestrial magnetism:
in Lake region 910
magnetic declination in Calif, and Nev 278
publications. Coast and Geodetic Survey.. 279
results of magnetic observations, 1926 82
Territories:
judges' salaries-
hearing 687
law 1100
reports 687, 1001
papers, collection, etc., to amend act. . 596, 977
see also names of Territories. For mat-
ters relating equally to States and
Territories, see States.
1340
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Page
Territories and Insular Possessions Committee,
Senate:
calendar, legislative aIo kal
hearings 45y, uyo
reports.."'!^^-----^- 459, 598, 599, 722, 1015, 1016
Territories Committee, House:
hearings.... ^'*^' !f?' ^:;2
reports.- 445,446
Tertian malaria, see Malaria.
Testimony, judge not to express opinion 457
Testing: . ,. ,
commercial laboratories, directory 415
pamphlets of Bureau of Standards, list 415
see also names of substances or objects
tested.
Testing Materials, American Society for, see
American Society for Testing
Materials.
Tests and Technical Control Division, Gov-
ernment Printing Office:
report, 1927 (2 entries) 862
technical investigations made 92
Tetanus, following smallpox vaccination... 391, 773
Teton National Park, to establish 1015
Tetraethyl lead, exposure and neuropsyehiatric
disease 514
Texarkana & Fort Smith Ry., switching 744
Texarkana Cotton Oil Co., cotton-seed 734
Texarkana Union Station, trust certificates 876
Texas:
bridge. Burr Ferrv 959,1103
bridge, Pendleton's Ferry 818,936,994
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 0-8. 150
chart 536
compact with N. Mex., consent of Congress. 961
cotton-gin operation 72
crabs from Eocene 767
di.strict court, new division 962, 1099
district court, rules 746
geodetic pubs., triangulation, etc 793
marine fisheries, preliminary report 151
oil and gas fields, map 161
Oklahoma!' 620
Iiost route map 631
search for rubber 898
severe cold waves on coast 790
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station:
combined harvester-thresher 648,649
silage as roughage for calves 650
Texas & Gulf Ry., control 617
Texas & New Orleans R. R.:
abandonment of branch line 172
as lessee —
train-stop device 876
rates on-
cotton... _ 296
paper 478
r. United States, etc _ 307
Texas & Pacific Ry.:
bonds 4g3
control of Pecos Valley Southern Ry . . . _ . 170
equipment trusts 744, 1124
misrouting 'll20
rates on roofing __ 480
c United States 882
Te.vas Central R. R., valuation.... " 613
Texas fever:
article by John R. Mohler 205
quarantine to prevent spread . 269
Texas Livestock Shippers Protective League " 736
Texas Oil Co., gasoline. 611
Texas Refining Co., lard substitutes '"' 105
Texas Southeastern R. R., valuation.. ' 236
Texidor, Jacinto, temporary judge. 765
Text-books:
free books for D. C. children 950,996
""' '236
Textile Division, Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Bur 18 84 924
Te.\tile machinery: ' '
and parts, census of manufactures, 1925 214
German business sought by Great Britain 409
rates on ' -..
Textiles: '*^
census, 1925—
dyeing and finishing textiles 148
miscellaneous te-xtile products ""' 148
uovernment publications relating to " 84
Page
Textiles— Continued.
painting fabric 392
protection of skin against sunburn 203, 270
record book of business statistics 81,338
see also names of textiles.
Thackrey, William E., relief 716,815, 1097
Thames, J. R., reconsignment 109
Thames River, charts 498,1134
Thane, Henry, bridge 557,708,802
Thanksgiving day, 1927, proclamation 256
Tharp, W. E., soil survey of Lawrence Co.,
Ind 1085
Thayer-West Point Hotel Corporation v.
U. S 1043
The Downs, see Downs, The.
The Monks, see Monks, The.
Theorems of Dines and Walker 405
Therapeutics, practice of healing art in D. C . 810,
846
see also Chemotherapy — Occupational ther-
apy—Physiotherapy— also names
of diseases, etc., treated.
Theriault, Emery J.:
oxygen demand of polluted waters... 514
same, summary in public health re-
ports 513
Thermal expansion:
alloys of -Stainless iron type 542
beryllium and aluminum-beryllium alloys. 343
Thermal insulation, see Insulation (heat).
Thermodynamic properties of oxygen and nitro-
gen 1091
Thermometer:
clinical thermometers . 496
differential thermometer for airships 344
Government publications relating to 226,
1113
new^ base point on therm ometric scale 89
Thersites bipartita, see Mollusks.
Theses, see Dissertations (academic).
Thibodeaux, Josephine, relief 420,543,576
Thiosulphate, see Sodium thiosulphate.
Third National Steamship Co. v. V. S 307
Thorn, Charles, rot of gladiolus corms 783,919
Thom, D. A:
child managem.ent 307, 1129
enuresis 308
Thom, W. T., jr.:
mineral fuels, 1926 94
mineral fuels, 1927 863
Minturn district, etc 161,863
Thomas, A. M., relief 989
Thomas, C. C:
Chinese elm in American horticulture 145
Chinese jujube in southwestern U. S 145
Thomas, Edith .M., home economics clfisses 725
Thomas, Elmer (Senator from Okla.):
reports made by —
Agriculture and Forestry Com 836,984
Finance Com 713,847
Indian Affairs Com __ 588,715,848,999
Thomas, G. C, rabies in Haiti 887,1048
Thomas, H. B., & Co., United States r 25
Thomas, Jacob M., relief of heirs 421, 667, 706
Thomas, James M., relief 975
Thomas, Stanley, smallpox vaccination 134
Thomas, W. A., Porto Rican mole cricket 918
Thomas, Fort, improvement of Fort Thomas
ave 972
Thomas Jefferson Centennial Commission, see
Sesqui-Centennial of American
Independence and Thomas Jeffer-
son Centennial Commission.
Thompson, A. Crenshaw, principal tool mar-
kets of Latin America 340
Thompson, E. H., judging beef cattle 271
Thompson, H. C, asparagus 654
Thompson, J. G., deterioration of steels 344
Thompson, L. R., health of workers 1069
Thompson, Laura A.:
employee stock ownership in U. S., bibl... 117
union-management cooperation, bibl.. 244,245
Thompson, Lila:
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains 142
Thompson, Margaret E., relief 706, 947, 1096
July-June
1341
Page
Thompson, W. P., relief 421
Thompson, W. R., European corn borer in
Europe 917
Thompson, Willard, military record 440
Thompsons Point, N. J., port of entry abol-
ished 381
Thomson, Andrew, solar radiation observa-
tions 147
Thomson, E. H., selecting a farm 648
Thomson. Gordon E., ground water pollution. 64
Thoracotomy for empyema 392
Thorne, M. A., friction of aviation engines 47
Thornton & Alexandria Rv 1037,1124
Thorp & Bond r. United States 44,307
Thorpe, Joseph F., relief 989
Thread, tariff information survey 387
Three Forks Portland Cement Co.:
cement- 99
plaster 873
Three Forks- Yellowstone Park region, Mont. 464,
1114
Thrift Building Co. r. United States 355,621
Throat:
local anesthesia in throat work 246, 247
tonsillitis, related throat conditions 773
same, summarv in public health re-
ports 639
Thrombo-angiitis obliterans 49
Thrombo-phlebiiis in tuberculosis 1071
Thunder Bay, chart 1051
Thurberia weevil, quarantine 72
Thurin, Rose, relief 452
Thyroid gland:
article on goiter 246, 247
endemic goiter among school children.. 391, 639
endemic goiter in Oregon 323,513
endemic thvroid enlargement, Cincinnati. 513,
906
iodization of water to prevent goiter 63
Tibbott, Glenn L., index to proceedings of
International Association of Indus-
trial Accident Boards and Commis-
sions, 1025-27 751
Tiber River, chart of mouth 52
Tick fever, see Te:ias fever.
Ticks, see Cattle tick— Fowl tick— Sheep tick-
Wood tick.
Tidal Osage Oil Co. v. Sec. of Interior 727
Tidal Refining Co., chlorin 1026
Tidal Western Oil Corporation, gasoline 472
Tides:
benchmarks, California 793
benchmarks, Connecticut 279
calendar for Baltimore and Cape Henry.. 50,
121, 181, 248, 312, 375, 498, 626, 758,
1050, 1132.
calendar for Norfolk and Newport News.. 50,
121, 181, 248, 312. 375, 498, 626, 758,
889, 1050, 1132,
datum planes 214
in Boston Harbor 923
mean sea-level determination 15
observations, instructions 536
publications on tides. 923
catalogues, 1927-28 82,214,059
for Atlantic Coast, 1929 659
for New York Harbor, 1928 279
for Panama (Balboa), 1928 502
Tidewater Coal Exchange, Inc., v. U. S 116,370
Tidewater Southern Ry., rates on grapes 1030
Tiefenthaler, Mary E., admr., relief 705
Ties, see Railroad ties.
Tigh, Edward, relief 352
Tiguor, Claude J., ». United States 25,44
Tilden, C. L., see Harbor Commissioners
Board of California.
Tile-trenching machinery 533
TUes, white glazed, elimination of waste 344
.see also Drain-tOes — Hollow tile.
Tilford-Hunt Lumber Co., mine timbers 476
Tilghman, Mary M., relief 695, 1009, 1097
Tillamook Bay, chart 536
TOley, N. N., engine-cleaning fluids 137
Tillman, John N. (Representative from Ark.):
minority views —
Judiciary Com 4.32
reports made bv —
Judiciarv Com 431,432
Page
Tillotson, C. R.:
coniferous trees on farm 8
farm woods 403
hardwood seedlings on farm. 274
timber growing and logging practice 8
Tilson, William J., payment 820, 1097
TOton, L. W., glass, cause of heterogeneities... 798
Timber:
beetle infestations rel. to highway slash... 7
concentration of ownership 918
depletion, report 918
form-class taper curves, etc 270,531
growing —
in central hardwood region 8
in Douglas fir region 8
in Lake States 652
on abandoned fields, etc... 145
pine, etc., in northern Rocky Mts 274
in .\Iaska, reserve no 1 reduced 1055
insects cause of defects... 144
inspection, specifications 48
lands, in Klamath Reservation 588
lands, withholding from sale 858
measuring, etc., farm timber 274
on Oreg. & Calif. R. R., etc., lands. 569, 936, 1015
products, census of manufactures, 1925 13
scaling and measurement 652
yield, method of preparing tablas 399,403
see also Lumber and lumbering — Mine
timbers.
Time:
Naval Observatory time service 15
standard time zone investigation. 172, 1037, 1124
uniform time system 121,311,757,1049
Time signals, radio aids to navigation 121, 1132
Time-tables, Yellowstone Park tours 1115
Timepieces, see Clocks— Watches— a/^o Tuning
fork.
Timothy infusions, growth of tobacco, etc. 783, 915
Tin in 1926 153
Tin-plate:
and terneplate, census, 1925 214
rates on J12, 1037
Tindle, James R., exr., cases 43,508,747
Tinicum Township, Pa., cases 189,766
Tinker, Alvin H., relief 352
Tinne Indians, lower Yukon River Valley 898
Tinslcy, John F., a importancia de imia con-
sciencia de seguranga 761
Tionesta Valley Ry., valuation 483
Tipping svstem. opposition of organized labor. 244
Tiptonville, Tenn., bridge 817,842,934
Tires:
Government supplies, automobile tires 638
pneumatic and solid rubber, specification. 23
u.se and care of automobile tires 287
Tisdale, W. H.:
control of wheat and rye smuts 404
flag smut of wheat 76
kernel smuts of sorghum 3,76
smut control by disinfectants 210
straighthead of rice and its control 146
variants in Ustilago nuda 4,76
Tisdall, C, Company, relief 834
Tisdel, Alton P., see Documents Ofl5ce.
Tissue cells and high-frequency currents 905
Titanium in 1926 411
Titus, Harry W.:
growth of chickens 1079
growth of Rhode Island reds... 1079
Titzel, L. B., eye-testing apparatus 887
Tizenko Bav, chart 626
Tlevak Strait, chart 923
Toad, spadefoot, enemy of mosqtiito larvae. 391,773
Tobacco:
drawback on exports to P. R. or P. I 1147
educational illustrations... 529
exportation without payment of tax 1147
factories mundiaes na industria do fumo na
America Latina 761
fertilizer tests 276
growth affected by timothy infusions.. 783,915
held by manufacturers 15,214,535,923
purchase and sale 1147
stocks, imports, etc., 1926 81
statistics, collection and publication —
hearings 417,674,984
reports 675,1109
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Index, 1927-1928
Page
Tobacco— Continued.
taxes, regulations ..--.- •'^*'
wild tobaccos as stock-poisonmg plants 5lJ
withdrawal from factories for use of U. b._. b38
Tobacco bud worm control in Ga. and Fla 7
Tobago, money-order post offices jF,}
Tobey, James A., decisions on pasteurization, bi,
Tobruk, Mersa, chart 312
Toilet paper, specifications ' ^^
Toilet preparations, census report, 1925 '«
Toklat-Tonzona region, Alaska '7^
Tolchester Beach, Md., bridge-.-- n™
Toledo & Cincinnati R. R., extensions 2^0
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry.:
acquisition and operation ii^
rates on stone JVo5
Toledo, St. Louis & Western R. R., valuation. 1124
Toledo Terminal R. R., valuation - "44
Tolerton, Charles E.:
V. Mexico (United States incorrect) 130
same, correction of entry 140
Tolitoli Bay, chart. - 312
Tolley, H. R.: ^ ,^ , „ „.,
shall I buy a tractor for corn-belt farm?.... 204
tractors on corn-belt farms. 1080
Tom Luey v. United States 1043
Tomato:
as truck crop... - -j"
bacterial canker yjJ
greenhouse tomatoes — 210
inheritance of shapes 4,72
pellagra-preventive action 63
rates on tomatoes 173, 236, 876, 1037, 1124
yellows, serious disease 655
Tombigbee River:
bridges —
Aberdeen, Miss 429,544,585
Alabama State Bridge Corporation... 960,
994, 1103
.Miceville, Ala 560,672,711
Epes, Ala., highway bridge 429, 672, 711
Epes, Ala., railroad bridge 429,
455, 585, 672
Gainesville, Ala 429,672,711
Tomkins-Summer Co., hoofs 473
Tomlinson, Edward, relief... 693
Tomhnson, William G., v. United States 1111
Tompkins, William F., Savannah, Ga., dis-
trict 519
Ton Sandungun Channel, chart 214
Tong Ihian Yah, claim for death 506,812,937
Tonga.ss National Forest:
lands at Cape Fanshaw to remain part 256
lands excluded 187,256,318,896
Tonopah & Qoldfield R. R.:
abandonment of part of line 483
valuation 483
Tonsillectomy:
article on 887, 1048
dangers 907
relation to health of univ. students. .. 773, 1070
Tonsillitis:
epidemiological, etc., study 773
same, summary, in public health
reports 639
Tonsils, tuberculous infection 502
Tonzona-Toklat region, Alaska 94,360
Tool, A. Q., glass, cause of heterogeneities 798
Tools:
forged, elimination of waste 415
markets-
hand tools, British markets 18
hand tools, in Europe 538
of Latin America 340
nee also Machine tools.
Toombs, Butler, birth stati-stics, 1925... 337
Tooth, see Teeth.
Topanga Canyon quadrangle, Calif 864
Topographic maps 95
161, 228, 294, ;360, 604, 729, 864Vlll4
Topography, see Surveying.
Topography Division, Post OfTice Dept 56
!27, 186, 255, 317, 380, 504, 630, 763,
895, 10.54,1139.
Topping, Frank, relief 452,678,1097
Toquothty, Robert, payment of royalties 588
Torgerson, E. F., soil of Polk County, Oreg 533
Page
Tornadoes, see Storms.
Tornillo, Tex., bridge 818,993,1102
Torres Strait, chart 53
Tortoise-shell, further consideration 767
Tour, R. S., synthetic-ammonia plants 288
Tourniquet splint for fractures of elbow 887
Tower, Olin F., bibliography of E. W. Morley. 494
Towers, Irving L., fishes near Greenwood,
Miss 409
Towle, Mary P., appointment 765
Town sites, see Cities and towns.
Towne, Harriet N., v. United States 460,1043
Townend, H. C. 11., tests of 3 airplane models. 624
Towns, see Cities and towns.
Towns Bluff Ferry, bridge 955,990,1098
Townsend, G. O., sugar beet growing 655
Townsend, J. G., health program in Miss.
Valley 1070
Townsend, Vern E., relief 550,840,930
Toxins, see Biological products — Poisons.
Toys, case of John Wanamaker 26
Trachoma in State's health program 639,906
Track scales, see Railroad track scales.
Trackage:
Baltimore & Ohio R. R 731
Lemon Cove-Woodlake Growers & Ship-
pers Association 876
Tracks, see Railroad tracks.
Tractors:
changes on corn-belt farms effected by 1080
for corn-belt farm, shall I buy? 204
foreign markets .. 84
rates on 99,483
Tracy, W. W., sr., vegetable seeds 210
Trade, see Boards of trade, etc.— Commerce.
Trade agreements, 1926 178
Trade and industrial series 291, 725, 861, 1018
Trade associations:
activities 411
same, descriptive circular 538
see also Boards of trade, etc. — also names of
associations.
Trade Commission, see Federal Trade Commis-
sion.
Trade information bulletin, see Commerce.
Trade-marks:
decisions, 1927. 796
decisions (separates from Official gazette) .. 20,
85, 86, 153. 218, 282, 283, 342, 412, 413,
540, 663, 796, 797, 926, 1091
general information 797
index of trade-marks issued, 1927 413
lists (in OflTicial gazette) 20,86,153,219,
283, 342, 413, 540, 663, 797, 926, 1092
lists (separates) 20,86,154,219,220,284,
342, 414, 541, 664, 797, 927, 1092
protection, etc 829
registrants, weekly list 20, 86, 153, 219, 283,
342, 413, 541, 664, 797, 926, 927, 1092
Trade practice conferences.. 292,862
Trade reports, see Commerce.
Trade-unions, see Labor-unions.
Trade wastes, see Waste materials.
Trade winds, see Winds.
Trades, see names of trades.
Trading with the enemy act:
act, with amendments 834
proceedings under act, 1927 - 921
property releases by U. S. and Gt. Brit... 1143
taxes, computing, collecting, and paying.. 1146
Traffic:
laws and regulations in Canal Zone 185,761
operators' permits. Govt, vehicles 586,810
regulations for District of Columbia 91
see also Passenger traffic — Shipping.
Traffic Association of South Atlantic Ports,
coal 869
Traffic Department, Shipping Board Merchant
Fleet Corporation 59,129,189,257,
319, .383, 506, 632, 766, 898, 1059, 1142
Traffic director, D. C, report, 1927 356
Traffic signals, furnished for D. C 156
Trails in nat. parks, draft of legislation 1066
Train-control devices:
installation on —
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry 1037
Atlantic Coast Line R.R 236
Baltimore & Ohio R.R 1124
July-June
1343
Page I
Train-control devices— Continued,
installation on— Continued.
Boston & Albany R.R 173
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry 483
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ey 302
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis Ry... 483
Galveston, ilarrisburg & San Antonio
Ry - S76
Louisville & Nashville R. R 483
Michigan Central R.R 302,366
New York Central R.R 112, 173
Norfolk & ■Western Ry 1037
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R 112
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry 483
statistics, tabulation 163
Train order transmission by telegraph, etc 163
Train service:
Baltimore & Ohio R. R 744
Puget Sound-Portland passenger service.. 39
Twin Cities and head ol lakes 484
Train-stop devices, see Train-control devices.
Training Division, Navigation Bur 120,
180,247,310,311,1131
Training manuals, see Army.
Training regulations, see Army.
Trainor , A . J . , dental rontgenograms 392
Trammel, G. C, bridge across Ohio R 427.
582, 670
Trammell, Park (Senator from Fla.):
reports made by —
Claims Com 449,450,451,452,453,574
Naval Affairs Com 457
Trandum, Holger M., relief 445,800,858
Trans-Florida Central R. R:
acquisition 173
stock 112
Transcontinental OH Co.:
naphtha 1032
oil-well supplies 739
Transfer lax, see Inheritance and transfer
tax.
Transit circle, observations, 1909-18 500
Transoceanic Corporation 1059
Transport Service, see Army Transport
Service.
Transportation:
in United States. 1926 84
of—
beans, deterioration in transit 654
cantaloupes 648
cattle, bedding charges 30
cattle, export, hearings 674
cattle, export, law IIM
cattle, export, reports 675,703
explosives, etc., I. C.C. regulations 102
fishery products, to fix rates 716
foreign mail, estimate 1066
foreign mails, schedule of steamers 126,
186, 254, 316, 503, 630, 763, 1054, 1139
mails, advertisement 315
oysters, regulatory control 785
seamen, consular regulations 900,1061
on State highways-
New Hampshire 655
Ohio 276
Yermont 533
publications for sale-
Government 463
Interstate Commerce Commission 225
transporte de carga por autocamiones 761
see also Shipping.
Transportation Division, Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce Bur 84,339,410,925
Transportation request forms 770
Trattner, Rosa K., patent appeal 414
Traum, Jacob, foot-and-mouth disease 1080
Travel routes and costs in Mexico 281
Traveling expenses:
battlefield investigation 565,594,672
candidates for military instruction. 440, 694, 672
officers attending National Guard conven-
tions. 594,693,804
persons using private conveyances 594,
972, 1103
see also names of Departments, bureaus,
etc.
Travelogue, Mt. McKinley National Park... 1021
Page
Traver quadrangle, Calif 162
Traverse, see Surveying.
Travis, Edgar, sr., relief 972, 1007, 1097
Treadwell, John C, conservacion de terrenos
montanosos 373
Treasure County, Mont., Ingomar anticline... 94
Treasurer of United States 64, 134, 197 263
324, 392, cl4, 640, 774, 907, 1070, 1148
report, 1927 392
Treasury:
daily statdnent 61,132,194,261,
321, 387, 509, 636, 769, 902, 1063, 1145
decisions—
Jan.-June, 1927 194
Jan. -June, 1927, index 132
July-Dec. 1927.- 770
July-Dec. 1927 index 636
Jan. -Dec. 1927 772
Jan.-Dec. 1927, index 636
weekly 61.132,194,261,
321, 388, 509, 636, 770, 902, 1063, 1145
Treasury certificates, see Certificates of indebt-
edness.
Treasury Department 61,132,194,260,
321, 387, 509, 636, 769, 901, 1063, 1144
appropriations, 1928 —
estimates 903
appropriations, 1929—
estimates 510, 903, 1067
hearings... 547,573
law 672
reports 545,547,573
duties of various offices and bureaus 769
judgments against (3 entries) 1039
periodical publications 769
recognition of attorneys, etc 61
reports-
1914-27, tabular material, summary 769
1927 388,770
1927, extracts 769,770
telephone directory 1145
useless papers 1016
Treasurv notes:
31 per cent, series B-1930-32 194
3} 2 per cent, series C-1930-32 509
see also Pap^ money.
Treaties:
recent, 69th Congress 155
treaty series 192, 320, 507, 768, 900, 901, 1143
see also subjects, and names of countries.
Tree planting:
coniferous trees, growing and planting 8
hardwood seedlings on farm 274
instructions for planting trees 920
on reclamation projects 866
publications for sale by supt. of docs 463
shelter-belt location, etc. 789
shelter-belts on northern Great Plains 211
trees for roadside planting 655
see also Forests and forestry.
Trees:
big trees of Yosemite, etc., nat. parks 865
cottontail rabbits in relation to trees. 528
for town and city streets... 10
forest trees, list of 100 652
see also Conifers— Forests and forestry —
Timber— Tree planting— a?«o names
of trees.
Trematode parasites of birds 767
Trench fever in U. S. Army in World War 779
Trenching machinery, see Tile-trenching
machinery.
Trenton, N. J.:
bridge 683,841,932
Chamber of Commerce —
excavating machinery 735
limestone... 1031
Trester, Herault A., patent appeal 664
Tri-City Telephone Co., sale of properties 876
Triangulation, see Surveying.
Triassic period:
fossil reptile from New Jersey 767
fossils, description 464
marine invertebrate faunas, N. America... 294
Tribond Sales Corp. r. Postmaster General 177
Tribou, R. E., roadside improvement in Mass. 1084
Trimeresurus gramineus, see Green pit viper.
15950—29-
-13
1344
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Trinidad:
money-order post oiEces - •'^4
Trinidad Harbor, Calif., chart - 793
Trinity College, conduit — 712,810,1099
Trinity River, bridge, to pay half of cost... --554,
Trioxide, see Sulphur trioxide.
Tripartite Claims Commission, U. S., Austria,
and Hungary 259,387
see also names of claimants.
Triplanes, we Airplanes.
Tripp, Frances V., coastal sea temperatures.-- -slJ
Triticum vulgare, see Wheat.
Trona Ry., rates on lumber 1031
Troops, see Soldiers.
Tropical cyclones, see Storms.
Tropical Plant Research Foundation:
Dotacion para el Estudio de Plantas Tropi-
cales - 253
Tropics:
abonos verdes para la Amfinca tropical 628
blood sugar in the tropics 502
enfermedades de las legumbres en la Amer-
ica tropical 1135
infant feeding in the tropics-- 497
markets for electric fans 681
mejores patatas para la Amfirica tropical-- 1053
New Year of American indigenes 1052
nuevas plantas alimenticias 378
propagacao de plantas tropicaes 761
survey duty 496
Trousdale County, Tenn., bridge 556,
673, 707, 801
Trouser presses, rates on 39
Trout, parasitic flagellate of 16
Troy quadrangle, N. Y - -- 1115
Troy Union R. R., valuation 484
Truax, H. E., strawberries for market 72
Truck farming, see Market gardening.
Trucks, see Motor-trucks.
Truesdell, Leon E.:
census of agriculture, 1925 337, 407, 535
deaf-mute population of U. S., 1920 792
marriage and divorce, 1926 922
Trujillo Bay, chart 123
TruUinger, R. W, soil betterment 273
Trumbull County, Ohio:
bridge. -- 557,669,708
viaduct 957, 1100
Trumbull-Vanderpoel Electric Manufacturing
Co., Inc 319
Truss, wing, proportions 1131
Trussell, James E., relief. ._ 719,972,1097
Trust companies:
investment trusts, British 538
veteran's insurance payments 997
see also Indian trust estates — also names of
companies.
Trust powers of national banks 461
Trusts, see Monopolies.
Try on, F. Q.:
anthracite in 1926 411
coal in 1925.- 411
coke and by-products in 1925 411
Tryparsamid, use in neurosyphilis 907
Tso, S. K. Sheldon:
present labor conditions in China 884
unionization of labor in China 309
Tsugaru Strait, charts _ 889
Tubercle bacillus, method for staining.. 640
Tuberculin, see Tuberculosis in animals.
Tuberculosis:
actinotherapy, use in bone tuberculosis 197
actinotherapy, use in lupus vulgaris 65
anterior mediastinal lymph nodes 264
basal lesions in pulmonary tuberculosis... 1148
bronchial asthma and tuberculosis 640
exercise in pulmonary tuberculosis 514
general considerations 264
head of humerus, bilateral ..." 514
history taking, importance .,', 514
hospital, value of library service 1070
hospitals, educational program 392
in children, health lecture "l071
in United Stales Army in World War./" 779
intercurrent diseases and hospitalization 197
intestinal, diagnosis 640
intestinal, studies 907
la enfermaen la lucha "familiar 126
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Tuberculosis— Continued.
laryngeal, heliotherapy treatment 198
nephritis in far advanced tuberculosis 1149
nurse in admitting ward of hospital 640
pericarditis complicating 64
physical signs, interpretation 1070
pleurisies, significance in relation 1070
pneumothorax, artificial, in treatment 197
pneumothorax, spontaneous tuberculous. ..1149
pottery for tuberculous patient 135
social work in Veterans' Bur. hospitals 514
spinal, importance of early diagnosis 392
surgery of chest, etc., in tuberculosis 197
thrombo-phlebitis as complication 1071
tonsils and adenoids, infection 502
trade-union homes for tubercular 623
ulcer of duodenum, tuberculous 135
with concurrent neoplasm 497
Tuberculosis in animals:
treatment of breeders in elimination S3.3
tuberculin testing of livestock 785
Tubes:
condenser tube ferrules and tube sheets 87
pressure measurement through tubes 246
s,teel and iron boiler tubes... 410, 1090
see also Cigarette tubes.
Tubes (inner):
Government supplies 638
specification 23
Tubs, see Bath-tubs — Wash-tubs.
Tuck Inlet, chart 891
Tuck Narrows, chart 891
Tucker, Albert C, relief. 440
Tucker, CM.:
enfermedades de las legumbres 1135
Sabal causiarum 3, 7.5
vanilla root rot 647,915
Tucker, Edwin, claim for death 386,813,938
Tucker, Frank W., relief 571
Tucker, Henry St. George (Representative
from Va.) :
Judge Story on general welfare clause 353
Tucker, K. H., radio markets in Asia 216
Tucker, Ruth O.:
fruit and vegetable statistics 142
vegetable statistics 526
Tucker, W. C, v. .\cel C. Alexander 243,490
Tucson, Ariz.:
air navigation maps 776,909
donation of buildings 719, 825. 936
Tucumcari Field Station, fattening steers 271
Tuffli Brothers Pig Iron & Coke Co., coal 31
Tug Fork:
bridges, construction by-
Big Sand & Cumberland R. R 429
Knox Creek Ry 586,672
Norfolk & Western Ry .586,672
Tugs, lights on Great Lakes 934,965
Tularaemia:
article by A. J. Campbell 640
article by H. C. Watts 1149
meadow mice in California 639,906
seasonal incidence and infection 391,639
tick and bedbug, microscopic changes 323
Tulare quadrangle. Calif 162
Tule River Reservation, to change boundaries. 716,
815, 9.36
Tulip tree, destruction by lightning 147
Tulip-tree region, beekeeping 651
Tullis, Helen M., appointment 188
Tulsa, Okla., Internat. Petroleum Exposition. 952,
1105
Tulsa Paper Co., paper 188
Tulsa Rig, Reel & Manufacturing Co__ 476
Tumors:
carcinoma of descending colon 392
cure for cancer, to investigate 847
el cancer en las razas humanas 760
high-frequency currents and sarcoma 905
metastatic carcinoma of heart 65
primary carcinoma of lung 640
reporting of cancer in Massachusetts 196
sarcoma of femur (2 entries) 497
tuberculosis with concurrent neoplasm 497
tumors —
caused by tapeworm larvae 269, 330
cerebral and cerebellar tumors 197, 264
of maxilla 1071
Tumors in sunflower 494
July-June
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Tungsten in 1926 .-. 411
Tuning fork, as timepiece -.. 15
Tunis, chart 1050
Tunnels, gases from blasting 411
see also Wind tunnels.
Tupelo, Miss., inspection of battle field 434
Tupper, Iva C. D., reinstatement 632
Turbines, operation, care, and repair. 180,886,887
Turkey, trade financing and exchange 84
Turkevs, raising _ 650
Turlej, Wladyslaw, r. United States 882
Turlev, Walter, alias, see Turlej, Wladyslaw.
Turner, Augustus C, relief 440,595,667
Turner. Clifford J., relief 445,800,858
Turner, Edward, widow r. Mexico 130
Turner, Horace, and associates, relief. S38,<)80. 1094
Turner, Howard A., farm lease contract.. 204. 1080
Turner, J. E., bridge oiS, 710,803
Turner, Mary A., r. Mexico 130
Turner, William A., assimilation of rations by
dairy cows 269,270.401
Turner-.Vltus Co., potatoes 741
Turner Lumber & Investment Co., demur-
rage 101
Turnips, feeding, effect on milk 401
see also Rutabaga turnip.
Turpentine, dual purpose trees 274
see also Naval stores.
Turpentine cup=, rates on... 876
Turtle Mountain band of Chippewas, see
Chippewa Indians.
Turtle Mountain Reservation:
boardin? school at Belcourt 849
correction of entry 914
Turtles:
constitution of armor 767
fossil, from Pleistocene of Florida 129
Tuskegee Xegro Conference 639
Tuskegee Railroad:
securities 39
valuation 40
Tuttle. Howard K., intestinal obstruction 502
Tutuil,-.:
light list. 538
mone v-order post offices 2.54
Twin Citv Separator Co... 1029
Twin Citv Tile & Marble Co 1043
Twin Falls Co., Idaho, land for rifle range 318
Twine:
census of manufactures, 1925 148
rates on 1124
Tydings, Millard E. (Senator from Md.):
reports made by —
Naval Aflairs Com 457, 595,853, 1008
Territories and Insular Possessions
Com 1015
Tylenchus pratensis and other nemas .i32, 647
TjTiipanic membrane and impairment of
hearing 198
TjTies, William V., relief... 809,930,989
Typewriter ribbons, specification 89
Typewriters:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
Government supplies 511
Typhoid fever:
antityphoid vaccination in Navy (2) 497
in U. S. Army in World War 779
prevalence, Oct.-Dec. 1927 639
situation in Montreal 63
Typhoons, see Storms.
Typhus fever:
epidemiology in Ireland 263,391
in U. S. .\rmyin World War 779
Typographical Union, see International Typo-
graphical Union.
Typothetae of America, see United Typothetae
of America.
Ty.son, Lawrence D. (Senator from Tenn.):
reports made by —
Military Affairs Com 457,592,
594, 718, 851, 1002, 1003, 1005. 1007
U
Uccle, Belgium, see Brussels, Belgium.
Udder diseases of dairy cows 527
Uintah Indians, relief 999
Uintah Railway, valuation 1037
Page
Uki Road, chart 182
Ulcers:
gastric and duodenal 197
of duodenum, tuberculous 135
of penis, tartar emetic in treatment 887
Sippy treatment for peptic ulcer (2) 247
Ulerv, Clarence, appointing warrant officer 972
Ulster & Delaware R. R 1033
Umatilla Field Station 10
Umatilla National Forest 58
Umatilla Rapids:
protection and development —
hearings 430,456
report 961
Umatilla Reservation, grazing lands.. 716,954,1103
Umpqua National Forest, road.. 979
Umpqua River:
chart 536
examination 1151
Uncompahgre Indians, relief. 999
Underground communication, see Communica-
tion.
Underbill, Charles L. (Representative from
Mass.):
minoritv views —
Claims Com.. SOS
reports made by —
Claims Com 418, 419, 420. 421, 548, 549.
550. 676, 677, 807, SOS, 945, 946, 947. 948
District of Columbia Com 551,811,950
Underwear:
British market 84
industry, wages and hours of labor 308
Underwood, .Tehu. relief of estate 575
Underwood, M. L., spinal fluid in psychotic. . 640
Underwood, Mell G. (Representative from
Ohio):
report made by —
Invalid Pensions Com 560
Underwood Lumber Corporation 475
UnemplojTnent, see Employment and un-
emplojTnent.
Uniforms:
National Guard, regulations 394
Navy, regulations, changes 624, 1131
Navy Nurse Corps, regulations 756
Unimak Pass, chart 659
Union, Nebr., bridge 958
Union Belt of Detroit, operation 302
Union County. .\rk.. bridge 95S
Union Gas & Electric Co.. demurrage 32.609
Union Iron Works Co., cases 223,2.57.355
Union Land and Timber Co. r. U. S 290.490
Union League of Philadelphia, address of
President Coolidge 317
Union of South .\frica, veterans, treatment by
U. S. Veterans' Bur 65
Union Pacific R. R.:
bonds 112
construction of extension 40
construction of line 617
misrouting 612
rates, 4th section applications 103
rates on —
coal 164
oil-well supplies 613
shooks... 1123
relocated around Echo reservoir 162
r. United States.. 882
Union Railroad, deficit status 302
Union Railroad of Oregon, oi^eration of line 1124
Union Railway, bonds 484
Union Smelting & Refining Co., brass 30
Union Switch & Signal Co.:
train-control or train-stop devices on—
.\tchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Ry 1037
LouisvOle & Nashville R. R 483
Norfolk & Western Ry ia37
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R.. 112
Union Terminal Company, valuation 237
Union Terminal Railway, valuation 173
Union Transponaiion Co., valuation... 484
Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, exr., cases 43,
508. 747
Union Trust Co. of Providence, indemnity
agreement 571,713.800
Union Veterans of Civil War. Sons of. see Sons
of Union Veterans of Civil War
1346
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Unions, sa Labor-unions.
Uniontown, Pa., air navigation maps (2) 7/6
Unitarians, census report, 1926 . . 408
United American Mechanics. Junior Order of,
see Junior Order of United Ameri
can .\fcchanic.«.
United Confederate Veterans:
loan of camp equipment.. 440,544
Marine Band to attend reunion 827,934
United Dredging Co. r. Mexico 130
United Iron, Metal & Supply Co - 611
United Kingdom, see Great Britain.
United Mine Workers in West Virginia 999
United Pai.)erboard Co., Inc.:
paper 36
strawhoard -- ^li
I'nited Power &. Light Corporation, coke 734
T'niled Piofit-.^haring Corporation v. U. S. 461,882
United ^^panish War \'eterans;
leave to attend Havana convention 418.804
proceedings, 29th encampment 674
United States:
Note.— For all other subjects pertain-
ing to the United States s(r such subjects.
For all Departments, bureaus, etc., of the
Government of the United States see the
names of such Departments, bureaus,
etc.
airway map 792
OS Estados Unidos como nafao credora 55
statistical abstract, 1926 216
set also -Vmerica.
United States .\rmy training manual, .^ff Army.
United States Automatic Co. v. U. S 223,
307, 490
United States Can Co., cans.. 466
Uniteii Stales Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co... 611
United Slates code, see Code of U. S.
United States Cold Storage Co., apples. 866
UniU'd States Conservation Co. r. V. S.... 461,621
United States Court for China, see China,
United States Court for.
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., cases. 174,
321, 367, 618, 749. 877
United States Finishing Co., fuel-oil.. 1119-
United States Oil Co., Inc 602
United States park police, sff Police.
United States Potters' Association 100
United States Protection & Indemnity .\gency.
Inc., rules 897
United States reports, see Supreme Court of
United States, cases adjudged.
United Theaters Co. v. United States 1017
United Typothetae of America, paper tests 862
United Verde Copper Co.:
fluxing ores 610
wheels _ 1125
United Zinc Smelting Corporation:
coke _ 31
sul phuric acid 744
zinc _ 40
Universal Battery Co. v. U. S 307 600
Universal Rubber Products Co 1043
Universe:
new outlook in cosmogony 190
see also World.
Universities, see Colleges and universities—
also names of imiversities.
I niversity extension, see E.xtension work
I nlading and lading, Fall River Chamber of
Commerce _ io37
s.e also Load lines.
UntertHMg, I., & Co., Inc., r. United States 290
I ntermyer. Kdward D., exr., v. C. W. Ander-
son 4QQ
Untermyer, Fannie E., exrx., r. C. W. AndeV-
Son Ann
L ntermyer. Isaac r. C. W. AndersonV/.::::""" 490
Updike, Ralph E., sr. (Representative from
Ind.):
reports made by—
I p.and cotton, set Cotton
IJrx.hi .\irplane Landing Field, land 187
IplKT Khmialh Wild Life Refuge soy
I PlH'r Mcriun .V Plymouth R R ■
deficit status ... ,,,,
valuation ;J^~
Page
Upper Mississippi River W'ild Life and Fish
Refuge:
administration regulations 6
amount paid for land, etc., to increase —
hearings .674
law 938
reports 675. 837
gift of lands in Clayton County, Iowa —
hearings 674
law 804
reports 674,703
Upton, King, Thomas W. White i' 490
Upton. Camp, land restored ,58
Upton National Forest, order revoked... .58
Uraga Ko. chart 123
Uranin test for well pollution 64
Uranium in 1926 411
Urasan Ko, chart 891
LTreter and kidney, anomolies 392
Urethra, stricture, with scrotal fistula 247
Urethritis, chronic 392
Urinalysis, clinical laboratory work (2) 392
Urn presented to l^. S. bv Cuba, to accept 820,
850,1104
Urological study, indications for 135
Uruguay:
budget 17
chart of coast.. 375
commerce for 1926 55
labor legislation 244, 245
mollusks of genus Corbicula, new species... 192
Lossless Executive Papers, Joint Select Com-
mittee on Disposition of:
reports 354,459,599,858, 1016
Useless papers, disposition... 4.59
see also names of Departments, etc., to
which useless papers belong.
Usilton, Lida J., neuropsychiatric patients 197
Ustilago nuda, see Smuts.
Usury, in District of Columbia 810
Utah:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 15
compact with Colo., consent of Congress.. 960
crystalline carnotite 320
grains for dry lands 275
land offices, establishing 978
lands withdrawn... 128,
256,318,382,897,1057,1141
postal service-
alphabetical scheme for publishers 255-
post route map 631
sedimentary rocks in eastern Utah... 728
sugar beets, costs of producing, errata G35
Utah Idaho Central R. R., condensed milk... 469
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. v. Federal Trade Cpmn. 92
Utah National Park, see Bryce Canyon Na-
tional Park.
Utah Railway, valuation 1124
Ute Indians:
land for Koosharem band 422,588,669
relief .. 999
to Day for lands 698, 1014. 1101
Utensils:
heating and lighting. National Museum.. 633
milk, washing and sterilizing 917
sterilizer, economical and practical 49
Utility commissions, see name of State or name
of place.
Utility companies, see Public utility companies.
Uvalda Booster Club, bridge 990, 1098
Uyak Bay, chart 215-
Vaccination:
antieholera, of marines at Shanghai 888
antityphoid, in Navy (2 entries) 497
smallpox, by pressure method 134
smallpox, tetanus from use of shields.. 391, 773
Vaccine, smallpox, estimating potency 640
see also Bacterins.
Vacuum:
metal fusion, nitrogen determination 344
Vacuum gages, for ships, standard 89
Vadis quadrangle, W. Va 229
Vagrancy, to define, etc., in D. C 950
Val Blatz Brewing Co.. bottles 867
Val Verde Bridge Co., bridge 959, 1102.
July-June
1347
Page
Vale irrigation project 730, 1023
Valencia County, N. Max., lands 681,847, 1098
Valencia orange, see Orange.
Valentine-Clark Co., poles 740
Valle, J. A. Lopez del. see Lopez del Valle, J. A.
Valletta, Maltese Islands, chart of harbors 251
Valley Bridge Co., Inc.:
bridges-
Canton, Ky 424,-578,668
Eggners Ferry 429,585,672
luka, Ky 424,578,668
Valley County, Mont., bridge 427,
454, 582, 670, 684, 843, 934
Valley Forge commemorative stamp 1054
Valuation Bureau, I. C. C 303,877, 1038
Valuation order _. ___ 877, 1038
supplemental instructions 877
Valves, see Engines.
Vanadates, rossite and metarossite 385
Vanadium in 1926 411
Vancouver, Wash.:
air navigation maps 776, 777
charts 150,279
Vancouver Barracks, highway 440, 544, -395
Vandegrift, F. B., & Co 724
Vanderbilt, Reginald C, r. David H. Blair.-__ 224
Vander Cook, Vanrenslear, relief 565
Vanderlingen, E., weather at Brussels 147
Van der Meulen. P. A., spray mixtures... 204, 273
Vandiver, Annie C, v. United States 724,882
Vandiver, Dorothy C, v. United States. .. 724,882
•Vandiver, Robert M., v. United States 724,882
Vandiver, Ala., geologic atlas 294
Van Dorn Iron Works Co., relief 453
Van Dvke, I. A., Telephone Service 617
Van Fleet, Walter:
goldenseal under cultivation 532
peppermint and spearmint cultivation 788
Van Home, Homer, intrathoracic pressure,
etc 1149
Van Home, James E., relief 453
Vanick, J. S., steel deterioration 344
Vanilla root rot 647,915
Van Leeuwen, Adrian, place on retired list 972
Van Leeuwen, E. R.:
Japanese beetle, lead arsenate toxicity 4, 74
lead arsenate and lime spray mixtures.. 204, 273
Van Royen, W.:
climatic regions of North America 212
outline of article 335
Vansandt, Stephen, relief of estate 575
Vaporizing device for carbon disulphide 207
Vapors:
gas mask for protection against 539
inflammability limits 539
Varney, B. M., forecasting precipitation 77
Varnish:
census of manufactiu'es, 1925 149
rates on 237
Vary, Alton, occupational therapy 198
Vaughn, W. E., sauerkraut 525,647
Veal, statistics, 1925 5
Vedder, George D., relief 440
Vegetable caimeries, Del., women's employ-
ment ". 117
Vegetable fibers, rates on 237
^'egetable oils, see Oils — also names of oils.
Vegetables:
dealers in fresh vegetables, rules, etc 1105
dehydration, commercial 6
diseases, etc., of garden vegetables 76
farm garden in the North 334
grown outside of U. S., labeling 957
home storage 76
publications for sale 159, 1020
rates on 166,234,876, 1037
seeds for home and market garden 210
standard hampers, etc.—.
estimate for enforcement of act 1063
hearings 678
law 931
reports 572,809
statistics, 1926 and earlier years 526
statistics, from Agric. Dept. yearbook, 1926. 142
see also names of vegetables.
Vegetation, see Plants.
Page
Vehicles:
Agriculture Dept. purchase, etc 770
forfeited, transfer to Labor Dept 701
forfeiture under customs, etc 962
hire from letter carriers... 976
laws and regulations in Canal Zone 185,761
speed, etc., in Canal Zone, rule modified.. 250
see also Motor-vehicles, and references—
also names of vehicles.
Vein:
arterio-venous aneurysm 49
Veitch, F. P., home tanning of leather, etc 917
Vejle Harbor, chart 249
Veldee, .M. V.:
pollution of Lake Michigan 133
same, summary, in pub. health rps., t.
42 196
Velvet:
case of Wm. E. Wiener, Inc.. 26
Velvet bean 533
Velvet carpets, specification 285
Velveteen, case of Wecker & Co 1018
Venable, H. G., r. Mexico. 130
Venereal diseases:
among Coast Guard personnel 514
educational material of V. D. Division 197
hospitals, etc., for treatment 64,197
in U. S. Army in World War 779,910
mixed venereal infections 49
prevalence in—
Detroit, Mich.. 197
same, abstract in pub. health rps. 63
fourteen communities 773,906
twenty-two counties... 1070, 1148
problems, views of medical officers 49
V. D. bulletin 197
venereal disease information 64,
134, 197, 263, 324, 514, 773, 907, 1070
descriptive announcement 134
index to v. 8 514
see also names of diseases.
Venereal Diseases Division 64, 134,
197, 263. 324, 514, 773, 906, 1070, 1148
see also .\dvisory Committee to Division
of Venereal Diseases.
Venezuela:
budget 409
chart 376
citizen to be instructed at West Point. 968, 1104
electrical equipment, marketing 151
foreign trade for 1925 185
Venezuela, Gulf of, see Maracaibo, Gulf of.
Ventilation, Senate Chamber and Hall of
House 534
Vera Cruz, Mexico:
chart of port 376
occupation in 1914, claims 507
Verde River Irrigation and Power District... 226
Vermont:
bridge across Lake Champlain 423,
430, 543, 544, 577
bridge across Lake Memphremagog 579,
669, 683
flood relief 699,770
Highway Department-
transportation survey, report 533
post route map 630
transportation on highways, survey 533
Vermont International Telegraph Co., valu-
ation 40
Vermont Snath Co., cast-iron 1117
Verner, William R., exr., (■. United States 43
Vernon, J. J., yield of apples 329
Verse, see Poetry.
Vertebrates, Smithsonian-Chrysler expedition. 1143
Vessels, see Boats — Coast Guard cutters — Light-
ships— Quarantine vessels— Sailing
vessels — Ships — Steamboats —
War-ships— a?«o Merchant marine.
Vesta Battery Corporation 223,307,600
Vestal, .\lbert H. (Representative from Ind.):
reports made bv —
Patents Com... 442,695,828,829,975
Vesuvius Shoal, chart 50
Vetch, corn earworm as enemy 207
1348
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Veterans: , „„_
burial and funeral expenses .--- yy/
of Canada, etc-., treatment by U. S. \ et-
erans' Bur..- "^
preference in appointments, etc.—
advisory committee created IHI
hearings ^'^^'oii
report ----- ^ff
rules of Civil Service Comn --- n
i(e also Homestead— Life insurance— Pen-
sions — Veterans' Bureau — "R orld
War adjusted compensation act-
World ^^'ar veterans' act— a/«o
names of certain military societies,
e. g. American Legion.
Veterans' Bureau - 64,134,197,264,
324, 392, 514, 640, 774, 907, 1070. 1148
court decisions, 1925-26 198
diagnostic center, dermatological work. 197, 264
estimate, 1928 - - 1067
hospitals, see Hospitals— aZso names of
places where located.
laws governing organization, etc 134
laws relating to 155, 156
legal opinions, digests 198
medical bulletin 64,135,197,
264, 392, 514, 640, 907, 1070, 1148, 1149
index to v. 3 392
medical department of regional office 514
opinions of general counsel, 1925-26 198
orders, general 65,264
report, 1927 392
useless papers, disposition 459
see also Hines, Frank T.
Veterans' Headquarters, National War Memo-
rial Museum and, see National War
Memorial Museum and Veterans'
Headquarters.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States:
Minnesota Department-
bell of cruiser Minneapolis 975, 1009
proceedings of 28th encampment,. 546
Veterinary Corps, Army, appointment... 65
Veto messages:
President of United States-
agricultural surplus control 1056
claimsofCowlitz Indians 1055
claims of Spokan Indians 1057
commissioning of Army bandmasters. 1055
public health activities 1057
relief of George R. Armstrong 1055
relief of Edmund F. Hubbard 1056
retirement of emergency oflBcers 1055
roads through public, etc., lands 1057
Vibratory sensibility, ascertaining, etc... 1070, 1071
Vice President of United States:
appointment of midshipmen 853, 974, 1101
automobile and maintenance, estimate 702
election and term of office-
hearings 421,552
reports 354,421,570,699
statement and testimony of C. F. Lea. 421,
552
testimony of F. H. LaGuardia and
E. E. Browne 421
electors-
meeting and certificates.. 552, 950, 1011, 1102
publishing ascertainment 510
Vickers Petroleum Co., gasoline.... " 103
Vicksburg, Miss., rivers, etc,, in district 519
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal Co. . . . 566,"672 719
Jl'CKsburg group, see Oligocene period.
Vicksburg National Park.. 566, 672, 693, 719, 804, 853
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Rv., lumber 1120
Victoria, British Columbia, chart " " 891
Victoria, Miss., railroad accident " 234
Victoria Point Harbor, chart " 192
\enna Natural History Museum, flies"." 384
yietor, F., & AchelLs, United States v "" 290
view'ing stand and radio for operating room ""' 497
Vigna sinensis, see Cow-peas. '
Vi age Bay, chart 400
V ages, see Cities and towns.
\ Here, Paul, trustee, v. United States 115
viisack, Anne L., admx., v. United States.".' 25,
vn!o°b'' -il:!?^"^''.-^- "■ United States. . . 25, it 491
vnS' P^'-Y'^,''' "■ United States.... 25 44 49
Viisack, Joseph G., v. United States 25 44 491
Page
Vinall, H. N.:
Sudan grass 146,1084
winter field peas 334
Vincennes. Ind., bridge 560,586,1103
Vincent, Bird J. (Representative from Mich.):
minority views —
World War Veterans' Legislation Com. 446
reports made by —
Elections Com. No. 2 67
Immigration and Naturalization Com.. 347
Vincent Aero-Real Transportation, Inc 370
Vincent's disease;
in U. S. Army in World War 779
study of Vincent's angina 264
Vinegar:
census of manufactures, 1925 213
making in the home and on farm 143
Viner, Charles, and our common law 1108
Vinson, Carl (Representative from Oa.);
reports made by-
Naval Affairs Com 442,
566, 694, 826, 827, 828, 973, 975
Vinson, Carl G., corn pollen 203,204
Vipers, see Green pit viper.
Virgin Islands:
appeals from district court 430,800,850
coast pilot, supplement 1088
expenses of government, sum to meet 1141
hookworm as health problem, St. Croix... 887,
1047
light list 538
mortality statistics, 1925 658*
postal service—
money-order post offices 254
post route map 631
publications for sale by supt. of docs 862
shipping service, etc 128
Virgin Islands (British):
money-order post offices.. 254
Virgin Islands Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion 918
report, 1927 918
Virginia:
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah region.. 329
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 82
chart - 1089
Corporation Commission —
freight rates 471
district court, bankruptcy rules... 619
district court, rules 619
fisheries, list of publications 408
Hessian fly, status of parasites 648, 786
Pleistocene faunas 728
postal service —
mail trains, schedule. . 127, 254, 380, 895, 1139
post route map 631
topographic map, vicinity of D. C 294
tornado, Nov. 17, 1927 534
tornadoes, 1814-1925 11
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
and Polytechnic Institute:
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah region. 329
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station:
tobacco 276
Virginia Cellulose Co., Inc 172
Virginia Department of American Legion 822
Virginia Pig Iron Association _. 99
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, see Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege and Polytechnic Institute.
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation. 621
Virginian Gasoline & Oil Co 106
Virginian Power Co., apparatus 566,853,932
Virginian Railway:
bonds 876
rates on coal.. 1027
Virginian Terminal Railway, bonds 877
Virus:
diseases of solanaceous plants 270, 400
factors affecting mosaic virus 71,210
quantitative and purification studies 71, 210
see also Biological products.
Visas, see Passports.
Visayan Islands:
coast pilot 408
coast pilot, supplement 659
Vises, see Passports.
Visscher, J. Paul, fouling of ships' bottoms 794
Vissering, Harry, patent appeal 220
July-June
1349
Page
Vital statistics, see Births— Death— Sickness.
Vitamin B in feed and in milk produced (2). 204
Vocational Agricultural Students, National
Congress of, see National Congress
of Vocational Agricultural Stu-
dents.
Vocational education:
for farm children 117
foreman conference leaders 725
foreman training, bibliography 1018
foreman training, progress 861
see also Kehabilitation of the disabled —
Technical education — also special
subject, e. g. Agriculture.
Vocational Educational Board, see Federal
Board for Vocational Education.
Vocational guidance, list of references 28
Vocational Rehabilitation of the Disabled
CiA'ilian, National Conference on,
see National Conference on Voca-
tional Rehabilitation of the Dis-
abled Civilian.
Voegtlin, Carl:
arsphenamine-sodium thiosulphate -.- 63
chemotherapy of organic arsenicals 324
electrical potential in living cells 639, 905
Volatile oils, see Essential oils.
Volkert, WilUam, relief -- 706
Vollbehr collection:
incunabula, exhibit 884
printers' and publishers' marks, exhibit — 885
Volunteers of America, census, 1926 1088
Von, see for names preceded by "von, " the name
following the prefix.
Vosburv, E. D.:
citrus fruit culture in Gulf States 76,919
pineapple culture in Florida 334
Vulcanite Portland Cement Co 749
Vulcanization tests of guayule rubber 221
W
\V. S. Holbrook, steam tug, relief 453, 809, 1097
\V. AV. R., see Reed, W. W.
Wabash Bridge Co., Inc., bridge 819
AVabash Railway:
bonds -- 484,1124
rates on —
heaters, automobile 736
hoops 611,1119
starch 743
steel 482
wheat - 484
Valuation 877
VTSUS United States -.- 491
Wabash River:
bridges—
McOregors Forrv. Ill 685,845,936,994
Mount Carmel, ill 560,711,804
New Harmony, Ind 819,994
Vincennes, Ind 560,586,1103
Wabasha, Minn., bridge 426,581,669
Wabasha Bridge Committee, bridge... 426,581,669
Waccamaw River:
bridge 685,937,995
report on survey — 519
AVaco. Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Ry 173
AA'aco Chamber of Commerce, barrels 606
Waddington Harbor, N. Y., examination 1151
vVade, J. S., European corn borer, biblio-
graphy 1082
AA'ade, Marion F., relief 566
AVadley, F. M., seedling stand in cotton 1084
AVadsworth, George H., natent appeal 664
AVadsworth, Fort, construction 693,853,937
AA'age earners, see Labor.
AA'ages:
adjustments, cost-of-living figures 751
in-
bituminous coal mining, 1922, etc 491
boot and shoe industry, 1907-26 308
cotton-goods manufacturing, 1910-26... 116
foundries and machine shops, 1927 883
hosiery and underwear industries 308
iron and steel industry, 1907-26 116
motor vehicle industry, 1925 46
slaughtering and meat packing, 1927... 884
woolen, etc., goods manufacturing 117
Page
AVages — Continued.
index numbers, 1S40-192(! 623
low earnings of unskilled labor in V. S 117
uonpavment , exploitation of labor 46
of—
railroad employees, statistics 37,
lOg, 171, 235, 300, 365, 480,614, 741, 874,
1034, 1121.
seamen, consular regulations 900
.seamen, on foreign vessels.. 844
working women, minimum wage 492
payment, etlorts to enforce 46
postal service, differential in pay 696, 1102
publications for sale by supt. of docs. 603
rates in U. S. and foreign countries 178
union rates, increase in 1927 309,492
union scales, 1913-27... 178
union scales, May 15, 1927 ._ 884
wages and hours of labor series. 4P,
116,117,308,491,884.
see also Salaries.
Wagner, A. L., Manufacturing Co 1112
AA'agner, Robert F. (Senator from N. Y.):
reports made by —
Interstate Commerce Com 999
Military .'Affairs Com 593,
594, 1003, 1006, 1007.
AA'agner-Jauregg, J., malaria inoculation . 263
AA'agon AVheel Gap, Colo., forest and stream-
flow experiment . 920,1085
Wagoner, AA'illiam H., relief 440
\A'ag' ns, census of manufactures, 1925 12
AVahai Bay, chart 51
AA'ahluke, AA'ash.. pit house village site 1060
AVahn, Archibald H., v. Green Star S. S. Corp. 746
AVahpeton Indians, see Santee Indians.
AA'ai Pelau Anchorage, chart 182
AA'ailua, Hawaii, land restored 127
Waimanalo, Hawaii, lands set aside 631
Waimea, Hawaii:
chart 794
edible canna 918
electric light and power 445.598,668
Waimea Garage and Electric Co., Ltd. 445, 598. 668
AA'ainwright, J. Mavhew (Representative from
N. Y.):
minority views —
MOitary Afiairs Com 970
reports made bv —
Military .\ffairs Com 350,
351, 440, 693, 823, 967, 970, 971, 972
Wairoa River, chart 249
Wakefield, Roberta P.:
export duties of the world 216
shipment of samples to British Empire... 1090
AA'akefield, A'a., monument and wharf 642
AVakefiekl Memorial Bridge, see George AVash-
ington-AA'akefleld Memorial Bridge.
Walapai Reservation, meteoric irons 384
AValbach, James de B., v. U. S 724
Walcott, Charles D.:
memorial meeting. Jan. 24, 1928 1059
published writings 1059
see also Smithsonian Institution.
AA'aldenmeyer, Arthur, militcry record 595
AA'aldheim.John, patent appeal 927
Wales, F.. ground water pollution 64
Wales, H., coal-tar food dyes 530
Wales:
electrical machinery, etc., market 409
occupational mortality among males 1148
public health. 1926 323
see also Great Britain.
AA'alker, Ernest P., blue-fox farming 785
AA'alker, F. AA'., acute lymphoblastic leukemia. 887,
1047
Walker, Sir Gilbert T.:
on m.easure of correlation 405,920
records of world weather 129
theorems of, note on 405
Walker, Harry AA ., appointment 1141
AValker, J. C:
cabbage resistant to yellows . _ 399, 654
onion diseases and their control. 788
Walker, John B., fractures of long bones 67
AValker, John F., relief 1007
AA'alker, Queen E., land in Mississippi- 831,
930, 1015
1350
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Walker, Ruth T., land in Mississippi 831,
930, lOlo
Wiilker. \V. H.. land in Mississippi.-. 831,930,1015
Walker Manufacturing Co. v. United States... 622
Walker River Reservation, lands for Indians.. 423,
588, 672
Wall, Benjamin, r. United States... 600,622
Wall, Edward E., v. United States 749
Wall board, case of O. M. Baxter, Inc 461, 724
Wall-<'leaning compounds, rates on. 103^
Wall hangings, new occupational therapy 907
Wall paper, rates on 173
Wall Rope Works, vegetable fibers... --- 237
Walla Walla Countv. Wash., bird refuge 703
Wallace, .\rthur W., United States r.. 1128
Wallace, Charles L., receiver. '■. U. S 882
Wallace, Errett, commercial Bordeaux mix-
tures.... 919
Wallace, F. C. relief -. 809,989.1097
Wallapai Reservation, sfc Walapai Reservation.
Wallfn, Axel, forecasting of precipitation 77
Waller, C. P., intestinal tuberculosis 907
Waller, Franklin P., French market for Indus- _
trial machinery 795
Wallowa National Forest, proclamation 1140
Walls:
in closed type wind tunnels 310
rammed earth walls for buildings 533
strength of iuterlocking-rib tile walls 666
Walnuts, rates on 1037
Walrus protection in .\laska 921
Walsh, David I. (Senator from Mass.):
reports made by —
Finance Com 713
Naval Affairs Com 595,1008
Walsh, Thomas J. (Senator from Mont.):
reports made bv —
Judiciary Com 3.54,590,850,1001
Public Lands and Surveys Com 458,
597, 721, 857. 858, 1013, 1014
Walsh Fire Clay Products Co., fuel-oil 870
Walter Reed .^rmy General Hospital:
chapel at .\rmy medical center 440, 595, 672
construction at —
estimates 637, 1067
report... 440
to vacate certain streets, etc.- 996
Walters, F. M., jr., absorption spectra of iron. 22
Walton, Izaak, League of .\merica, see Izaak
Walton League of .\merica.
Walton, W. R.:
grasshopper control 7
green-bug, how to prevent 402
Wanamaker, John, United States v 26
War:
chemical warfare and medical officer.. 887, 1047
E.xecutive assumption of war-making
power 447
renunciation of war —
multilateral treaty, notes 901
text of M. Briand's pact 901
war prevention policy of U. S., address. 768
see also certain headings beginning Mili-
tary— War — also name of war.
War claims, see Enemy property— aiso names
of claimants.
War Claims Committee, House:
hearings _ 700,833,834
reports .... ,570, 571, 699, 700, 833, 834, 980, 981, 982
\\ ar College, Newport, see Naval War College,
Newport.
War Department 65, 135, 193, 264
324, 393, 514, 6^0, 774, 907, 1071, 1149
acquisition of Canadian properties 571
706", 8"3"4, 937
ammunition storage conditions, survev 907
appropriations—
im estimates .-. 903, 1067, 1068
\?3 estimates 510,637,903, 1068
1929, hearings.... 574 075
1929, law '804
1929, reports '""5i7".574 673
assistant Secretary, regulations. '193
K„i I- . , 264, 324, 393, 514, 7"74", 1071
DUildings, transferring care, etc 903
civil service rules amended- ""
Army hospital positions.. 319
cable engineers, electricians, etc ISS
messengers of Washington-Alaska Mil-
itary Cable and Telegraph System 705
Page
W'ar Department— Continued.
civilian employees. Army regulations-.,... 136
claims allowed against 389, 1 068
contracts to be made in writing . 941,
972,1007, 1103
duty in bureaus, to prohibit certain 440
judgments against 1039
report, 1927 :^93
sales by utilities, to regulate 4-1
surplus real property, sale- 825, 853, 968, 973, 1 103
useless papers, disposition 599, 1016
War Finance Corporation 521
administration, etc., investigation-- 574
report, Nov. 30, 1927 .'•>21
to extend for 1 year 675, 804, 837
War in Europe, 1914-18, see European War,
1914-18.
War Memorial Museum and Veterans' Head-
quarters, .see National War Memo-
rial Museum and Veterans' Head-
quarters.
War of 1812:
claims of North Carolina 603
expenditures made by Connecticut- 603
War of 1917, see European War, 1914-18.
War-profits tax, trading with the enemy act.-- 1146
War risk insurance, laws 155, 156
see also Life insurance.
War Risk Insurance Bureau, organization 134
see also Veterans' Bureau.
War-savings certificates, registration records.. 763
War-ships:
alterations and repairs 695, 1010
construction of certain vessels —
hearings 101 0
minority views 695
reports 695,699, 1010
destroyer steam engineering, syllabus 121
discontinuance of C. O. D. parcel post 316
drills, ship and gunnery 756
see also Submarine boats — also names of
ships.
War with Germany, see European War, 1914-18.
W'ar with Spain, 1898, encampments, memo-
rials 434
Warburton, C. W.:
fall sown oats 654
spring oat production 788
see also Extension Service, Agriculture
Dept.
Ward, -Vrtemus, monument in D. C 821,938
Ward, Charlotte M.:
agricultural statistics 142
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products 142
fruits and vegetables 142
grains - 142
Ward Baking Company, paper.. 107
Ward Baking Corporation v. United States. 223, 882
Ware, Ed., v. United States 622
Ware. Marsden:
Roots type aircraft engine supercharger.. 1046
supercharging air-cooled engine 752
universal test engine, N. A. C. A 119
Ware, Orie S. (Representative from Ky.):
reports made by-
Claims Com 419,
420, 421, 548, 676, 807, 945, 946, 948
War Claims Com 980
Ware Radio, Inc., v. United States 1128
Wareham, Charles R. relief 421,930,989
Warehouses:
case of Williams-Thompson Co 40
for storage of Government supplies 830
Warfare, see War.
Warner, DeVer H., trustee, v. David H. Blair. 882
Warner, Edward P.:
column effect in airplane wing spars. 119
wing spar stress charts, etc 1131
Warner, Ira F., v. comnr. of internal revenue.. 882
Warner-Patterson Co. v. United States 1017
Warrant officers, see Army — Marine Corps —
Navy.
Warrants, issuance, etc., in criminal cases 687
Warrants Division, see Bookkeeping and
Warrants Division.
Warren, Francis E. (Senator from Wyo.):
reports made bv —
Appropriations Com__354,449, 573,837,984
July-June
1351
Page
■\Varren, Lindsay C. (Representative from
N. C):
minority views —
Immigration and Naturalization Com, 952
Warren, R. W., r. United States 116
Warren, Ohio, bridge 557,669,708
Warren County, Miss., right of way._ 693,804,853
Warrington. Ralph K., alias, see Francke,
George A.
Warrior River, bridge 960,994. 1103
Wars, see War— o/.«o certain headings begin-
ning War— a?so names of wars.
Wars other than Civil War:
pensions —
H. R. 10141 _. .067,854,930.941
H. R. 12381 695,8.54,841,1096
H. R. 13563 975, 1010, 1096
Wash-tubs, rates on 40
Washakie National Forest .531
Washam, R. P., relief 550,989,1097
Washing machines, world markets 794
Washington, George. Commission for Cele-
bration of 200th Anniversarv of
Birth of " 977
Washington, D. C s(c District of Columbia.
W'ashington. Mo., bridge 426, 453, 581, 670
Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Tele-
graph System, messenger boys 765
Washington & Choctaw Ry 112
Washington <fc Lincolnton R. R. 169
Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant 642
Washington Asvlum & Jail, supt. v. Harold
Reed 224,291
Washington Building Lime Co.._ 33
Washington Club of Printing House Crafts-
men, address by E. O. Reed 92
Washington Coal Producers Association, coaL 164
Washington County, Nebr., bridge 426,
454, 582, 670
Washington Missouri River Bridge Co.,
bridge 426,581,670
Washington Monument:
dedication of New Mexico stone 380,447
improvement of base and grounds 964
W'ashington Parish Burial Ground, see Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Washington Publishers' Association, paper 170
W'ashington Railway & Electric Co.:
merger of street railway corporations-
agreement between corporations 861
hearings 950,996
report 950
Washington Rapid Transit Co.:
merger of street railway corporations —
agreement between corporations 861
hearings . 950,996
report _ _ 950
Washington Run R. R., valuation 40
Washington State:
bridge across Columbia River 347,416
buoy list 84
census of agriculture, 1925, tables .5-8 15
coast pilot, supplement 408
fisheries experiment station 842
grasses 898
Indians, claims 999
lands excluded from Colville Nat. Forest.. 2.56
lands withdrawn from settlement, etc 2.57
low relative humidity, frequency, etc 1085
post route map 631
publications on. for sale 293,1020
secietary of state —
Takuji Yamashila, etc., t' 884
timber lands, withholding from sale 858
Washington State Department of American
Legion, equipment for convention. 821
Washington Terminal Co., valuation 366
W'ashington University:
College of Mines —
electric-furnace cast iron 538
Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge, see
George Washington-Wakefield Me-
morial Bridge.
Washington Western Ry., deficit status 1124
Wason, Edward H. (Representative from
N. H.):
reports made by-
Useless Executive Papers, Joint Select
Committee on Disposition of 354,
459, 599, 858, 1016
Page
Wasps, mutillid, investigations 899
Wassermann test, comparison with Kahn test. 514
Waste materials:
effect on sludge digestion 905,1148
rates on .._ ^17
Waste papers, see Useless papers— a;.so names of
Departments, bureaus, etc., to
which useless papers belong.
Waste products, see By-products.
Watauga Telephone d." Telegraph Co 744
Watch crystals, Hammel, Riglander & Co 290
Watches:
and parts, census report, 1925 12
customs case of Wm. Hengerer Co 91
Water:
boiler feed water 119, 120,753,754
chemical charactei of waters of Florida 604
drinking water coolers on carriers 196
forests and water in light of science 208
irrigation, delivery of water 6.55
lake water, organic content 16
of Pecos River, quality 161
phenolic tastes after chlorination, test 905
plants, relation of water and potash 399, 525
plants, water requirement 4, 10
practical water analysis, notes.. 728
rights in connection with Boise project 685
surface water of New Jersey 228
see also certain headings beginning Water.
Water (underground):
in Ordovician rocks near Woodstock, Va.. 161
plants as indicators 604
pollution of wells via ground water 64
properties of water-bearing materials 294
Water-bugs, see Cockroaches.
Water-gas tar, rates on 1038
Water levels, long-range forecasting 77
Water pollution:
of-
Illinois River, study 134, 196
Lake Michigan, rp. of investigation 133
same, summary, in public health
rps 196
Mississippi River, upper 537
oxygen demand of polluted waters.. 514
same, summary, in public health rps... 513
pollution of streams, hearings 674
sewage-polluted source of water supply. .. 1148
wells polluted via ground water 64
W^ater-power:
a politica Federal de forca hydraulica 501
developed and potential in V. 8 728
development in U. S., growth 728
examination, etc., of streams, cost 350
hydroelectric energy at Great Falls-
hearings 712
report 846
hydroelectric power at Coolidge Dam 1018
publications for sale by supt. of docs... 93, 1020
sites on Indian reservations, patents, etc... 458
Water-power act, see Federal Power Commis-
sion.
Water purification:
efficiency of processes 323
same, summary, in pub. health reports. 263
experimental studies .. 63, 197
natural purification of Illinois R 134, 196
Water resources, see Water-supply.
W^ater-supply:
iodization for prevention of goiter 63
publications —
of Geological Survey 159
relating to water resources.. . 29, 94, 95, 1022
sewage-polluted source of water supply 1148
surface water supply —
Colorado River basin 29
Columbia River basin 29
Great Basin 94
Hudson Bay basin 1114
Mississippi River basins 1022,1114
Missouri River basin 94
Pacific slope basins 29
Snake River basin 1022
water-supplv paper 29.
94, 161, 228, 2i)4, 604, 728, 1022, 1114
index, etc., to paper 5^.6 728
see also names of cities, towns, etc.
Water-tube boilers, see Boilers.
Water wheels, census of manufactures, 1925 SO
Waterfowl, guide for taking censuses 73
1352
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Waterman, Alma M., rose diseases.----.------ 655
Waterman, Charles W. (Senator from Colo.):
reports made by— _ .
Claims ( om 0'4, 0/6, i05,/0b, Hdif,
839, 840, 985, 986, 987, 989
Judiciary Com.-- 590, 717 1001
Naval .Affairs Com-. - 595,85^
Patents Com -- 854
Waterman, Jason, diphtheria in United States. 263
Watermelons, rates on 40. 173, 484, 617
Waterproofing material for use with mortar.-. 1093
Waters. John J., relief a----v- ^^^
Waters between United States and Canada,
International Joint Commission on,
see International Joint Commission
on Boundary Waters between
United States" and Canada.
Watersheds, see Forests and forestry— Rivers.
Watertown, Mass., widening, etc., Arsenal
street 9/3
Watertown & Sioux Fails Ry., valuation 173
Waterways, see Inland waterways— Rivers.
Waterways Corporation, see Inland Waterways
Corporation.
Watkins, Lewis H.:
Chattanooga, Tenn.. district-. 517
Nashville. Tenn., district - 518
Watkins, W. I.:
soil survevs—
Douglas County, S. Dak 146
Grant County, S. Dak - 276
Watres, Laurence H. (Representative from
Pa.):
reports made by —
Post Office and Post Roads Com 567
Watson, Arthur G., payment of daughter 825
Watson, Charles P., v. John H. Woodberry--. 370
Watson, E. B.:
soil surveys—
GOrovarea, Calif 405
Hollister area, Calif 656
Watson, James E. (Senator from Ind.):
reports made by —
Interstate Commerce Com 589
Watson, Marjory v., payment - 825
Watts, C. B., oiiservations with 6-inch transit
circle 500
Watts, H. C, tularemia 1149
Way, E. I., markets for motion pictures abroad. 339
Way, H. E., world radio markets 152
Wayne, Anthony, memorial museum 562,
689,851,942,1105
Wayne County Medical Society:
venereal disease prevalence in Detroit 197
same, abstract, in pub. health rps., v.
42 63
W ays and Means Committee, House:
calendar 288,700
hearings 352,353,446,571,701,834
hearings on revenue act, calendar 288
minority views 701
reports 352,571,701,834
«ayson, N. E., clonorchiasis investigations - 391,
„. 638
Weapons:
.\rmy technical regtilations 775
National Guard training manual 326
Weare, Lillian, y. United States 622
Wearing apparel, see Clothing.
Weather:
abnormal summers in United States 212
at Brussels during ."Vpr. and May, 1927-. 147
bulletins, radio aids to navigation 121, 1132
daily weather map n, 77, 147, 212, 277,335,
406, 534, 656, 657, 760. 920, 921, 10S6
forest-fire, in central Massachusetts- i085
ice forecasting by means of weather 335
influence on—
corn maturity in Iowa 534
crop yields, statistical correlations.""" 790
cutworm outbreaks in Mont., etc 920
monthly weather review-. 10,77 147 211 212
. 277, 335, 405, 533, 656, 790, 920,' 1085
mdex, etc., v. 55 790
„,,o^"''^''ei?pnt.---— ....::::::"335,"io85
of 192(, m Lnited States 656
reports, etc., broadcasted in iiorse code"534, 656
sea temperatures at Cape Cod and weather. 212
Page
Weather— Continued.
severe cold waves on Te.xas coast 790
types at San Jose, Calif., frequencies 335
weekly weather and crop bulletin 11,
77, 147, 212, 277, 335, 406, 534, 656,
790, 920, 1085.
whence come cold waves? 1085
world weather records 129
see also Climate — Meteorology— W^eather
forecasts — also Weather outlook.
Weather Bureau 10,77,146,211,
276, 334, 405, 533, 656, 790, 920, 1085
report, 1926-27 534
stafi meetings, 1926-27 77
Weather forecasts:
basis for seasonal forecasting 11
distribution by radio. .. 11, 147, 183, 534, 656, 790
east monsoon forecasting for Java 335
long-range performance 335
Weather outlook, weekly publication 11 ,
77, 147, 212, 277, 335, 406, 534, 657
790, 921, 1080.
Weatherford MOling Co. v. United States 307
Weaver, E. R., burette for measurement of gas
volumes 154
Weaver, F. P., jield of apples 329
Weaver, Zebulon (Representative from N. C):
reports made by-
Judiciary Com _ 686,962
W^ebb, Charles J., Sons Co., Inc., U. S. v 26
Webb, Edward C. F., relief. 707
Webb, Frank E., bridge 818
Webb, Jacob F., relief 352,719,800
Webb, Robert W., mosaic disease in wheat _.. 269,
404, 647, 648, 919
W^ebb, Ulys R., relief 828
Webber, John, drawings of natives of America,
1778 767
Weber, Henry C, relief 720,828,931
Weber River division, see Salt Lake Basin
irrigation project.
Webworms, see Larger sod webworm.
Wechsler, Jack, v. United States 88:2
Wecker & Co., United States v 1018
Weed, Walter H., gevsers of Yellowstone
National Park 1115
W'eed & Kennedy v. United States 223,491
Weeds:
how to control them. 146, 1084
sulphuric acid as spray 4,72
see also names of weeds.
Weehawken Dry Dock Co. v. U. S 25, 749, 859
Weekly cotton region bulletin, see Cotton.
Weekly survey of foreign trade, see Commerce.
Weekly weather and crop bulletin, see Weather.
Weevils, see narq^s of w-eevils.
Wefald, Knud, contested election 346
Wegener, E. H., bridge 426,581,669
Weiant, Andrew S., guinea fowl.. 401
Weiber, F., & Son, meat 475
Weifenbach Marble & TOe Co. ia31
Weigel, C. A.:
carbon disulphide vaporization apparatus. 207
insect enemies of flower garden 74,651
insects injurious to ornamental plants 786
Weights and measures:
administration 89
Federal and State laws 23
same, descriptive circular 23
mailing articles abroad, weight limits 1138
regulatory control 678
.standards. Government publications.. 226,1113
testing of line standards of length 23
see also Measuring instruments — Scales
(weighing instruments) — 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. 357
Weimer, J. L., alfalfa root troubles.. 209
Weinhandler, Joseph J., v. United States 243
Weirs, construction and use 10
Weisenfreind, I., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade
Comn 1112
Weiskittel, A., & Sons Co.. 479'
Weiskopf, Edward F., relief 441
July-June
1353
Page
Weiss, Bertrand, r. United States 368,879
Weiss, Freeman:
Fusarium rot in stored potatoes 1084
potato wart, spread and repression 789
Weissbaum, G., & Co. v. United States 882
Welch, Horace H., patent appeal.. 342
Welch, Jack F., director of Veterans' Bureau v. 224,
291
Welch, James K. P., relief 352, 1007, 1097
Welch. Richard J. (Representative from Calif.):
report made by-
Pensions Com 976
Welch, Windon C, Chinese-American cal-
endar 883
Weicn & Welch, peaches 1121
Welfare work:
among German university students 196
com paes solteiros e sens filhos 125
industrial establishments 46, 178, 884
prisoners' families in Kentucky 1129
psychiatric social worker, master-key 907
social welfare series 761
Veterans' Bur. tuberculosis hospitals 514
Wellington quadrangle, Utah 1022
AVeUman, F. L., cabbage resistant to yellows.. 399,
6.54
WeUs, Edwin A., claim 570
Wells, Roy T., transporte de carga por auto-
camiones 761
Wells:
pollution via ground water. 64
pumping for irrigation .533
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., exr 600
Wells Manufacturing Co. v. United States 724,
1043
Wellsburg, W. Va.. bridge 559,583,935
WeUston & Jackson Belt Rv., valuation 298
Welsh, James J., relief 707
Welton, Park E., patent appeal 664
Welty, John \., water from White River 573
Wenatchee National Forest, proclamation 318
Wenstrand. C. A., v. United States.. 370
Wenstrand, D. A., v. United States 370
Weser River, chart 184
Wesermunde, Germanv, chart 184
Weslaco, Tex., bridge 685,818,844,936,994,1102
Wesley, Elias, W. A. Ledbetter !'.. 747
West, Edgar G., father v. Mexico 131
West, F. R., V. Mexico 131
West, John J., relief 418
West (U. S.):
census of agriculture, 1925 407
same, descriptive circular 1087
cephalopods of Eagle sandstone, etc 227
Chinese jujube in southwestern U. S 145
cotton boll decay 204,275
date growing, new industry for Southwest. 145
evaporation in Southwest." 212
fact organization and extension program... 206
first-order triangulation net 15
flies of western mountains 898
late Basket Maker village of Southwest 898
rain-bearing winds, far western States 77
scorpions of western United States 1143
'soO erosion on grazing lands 785
sorgo silage, etc., for fattening calves 650
steers, fattening on dry-land crops 271
strawberry culture...." 920
weather and probable cutworm outbreaks . 920
wheat varieties 146
see also Northwest (U. S.) — Northwest
Territory.
West Africa, see Africa.
West Coast Lumbermen's Association, lumber. 168
West Dundee, 111., bridge. 957
West End Chemical Co., colemanite 469
West Florida Lumber Co., sawmill machinery. 110
West Indies:
Apterygota, insects of subclass 3S4
chart 376
crustaceans, two common species 1060
light?, etc., on coasts 757
natural history studies 898
pilots —
United States coast pilot, supplement- 1088
West Indies pilot 50
West Indies pilot, supplements 758
telegraph chart... 1134
Page
West Kentucky Bridge & Transportation Co. 817,
843
West Lake, La., switching charges 1036
West of England Steamship Owners' Protec-
tion and Indemnity Association,
Ltd., relief 713,812,929
West Pittston-Exeter R. R., stock 173
West Point, N. Y., see Military Academy,
West Point.
West Point Wholesale Grocery Co 700,989,1097
West Side Belt R. R.:
guaranty status 1125
valuation... 478
West Texas Chamber of Commerce, granite. .. 232
West Te-xas Utilities Co., wash-tubs 40
West Virginia:
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah region. 329
bridge near Paw Paw 959
case of Mack B. LDly 747
coal fields, investigation^
hearings 589,716,849,999
statement, etc., of W. H. Coolidge 999
contested election, Taylor v. England 346,
679, 811
mail trains, schedule 127, 254, 380, 895, 1139
post route map 631
West Virginia Midland Ry., stock 366
West Virginia Rail Co.:
iron 611
rails 37
West Virginia University:
College of Agricultiu'e —
apples in Cumberland-Shenandoah
region 32&
Westclox Co., V. United States 1017
Westcott, James E., relief 441
Wester, P. J., propaga^ao de plantas tropicaes. 761
Western Asphalt Paving Corporation 1118
Western Brick Co., bricks 98
Western Bridge & Construction Co 738
Western Carolina Shippers Association 1030
Western cedar pole borer, or powder worm 530
Western Clock Co., see Westclox Co.
Western Grain and Sugar Products Co. v. U. S. 177
Western Hemisphere, marketing radios 216
Western Industries Co. v. I'nited States 177
Western Knitting Mills v. United States 1043
Western Maryland Ry.:
acquisition of control 484, 1125
bonds... 112,173
control of Greenbrier, Cheat & Elk R. R.. 473
rates on —
coal-- 31
spelter 743
stone 172
Western New York & Pennsylvania Ry.:
abandonment of portion of branch line 617
readjustment 877
Western Newspaper Union, stereotype plates. 39
Western Pacific R. R.:
bonds 237,617
construction of branch 40, 112
rates on wood shipping blocks 174
V. United States 370
Western Paper Makers Chemical Co 109
Western Petroleum Refiners .\ssociation 1029
Western pine beetle, timber infestations 7
Western Public Market in D. C, improve-
ment 810
Western Shade Cloth Co., shade cloth o02
Western States, see West (U. S.).
Western States Extension Conference 206
Western Transportation Co., rates on paper... 107
Western Union Telegraph Co.:
Shipping Bd. Emergency Fleet Corp. v. 319, 371
V. United States 355,749
Western white pine, see Pine.
Western Woolen Mills Co 1020
Westover, H. L.:
commercial varieties of alfalfa 209
how to grow alfalfa 404
utilization of alfalfa 274
Westport National Park:
to establish —
hearing 973
report 825
statements of G. H. Combs, jr., etc.. 973
1354
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Wet more, Alexander:
canaries, care and nianagemen .._.- twu
shorebirds in soulliern South America ^^<)
zoological exploration in Hispaniola »«»
.vf< alsn National Museum.
Wetumpka, Ala., bridge- -,----- 424, .5,8, 66/
Wetzel, George B., census of agriculture.-. --^;i',
40/, ."^00
Whales, publications for sale by supt of docs 358
Whalin, C. V., market classes and grades of beef. 5
Wharfage charges at Atlantic and Gulf ports... 1 1^
Wharton & Northern R. R.:
valuation ^-*
versus United States »»'5
Wheat:
absorption, effect of hydrogen-ion concen-
tration ---- 204,206
barberry eradication in wheat areas 209
club wheats 3o4
common white wheats 2oo
copper-carbonate seed treatment '88
dry farming, Columbia and Snake R. ba-
.•^ins... 271
durum wheats 789
embrvoless wheat seeds 1080
grasses, seeds and quack grass seeds.. . 269, 334
harvest hands in wheat belt, poster 1044
harve.sting in big wheat belt, 1928 1044
heat-damaged wheat 5
inheritance in crosses of wheats 20.3, 211, .533
kernel texture, etc., of spring wheat — 647, 784
leaf rust on MalakolT wheat 9
leaf rust resistance 146
market ing 18
mosaic control through immune strains 211
natural hybridisation, studies 399, 533
protein content, grain standards. 984,1106
protein content, relation of nitrogen 71, 141
Puccinia glumarum on Triticum vulgare. 1079
rates on — 484
smuts—
and their control... 404
studies on flag smut 76
varieties resistant to stinking smut 276
wheats resistant to loose smut 146
standards, handbook for wheat, etc 649
varieties for Western United States 146
winter wheat —
hardiness, comparative studies 269, 404
hardiness, inheritance in crosses. .. 203, 211
mosaic disease 269, 404, 647, 648, 919
resistance to low temperatures 399, 526
seeding and seed-bed preparation 405
varieties adapted to eastern U. S 1084
see also Flour.
Wheat Director, transfer of records, etc 504
Wheal germ, pellagra-preventive action 196,323
W'heaton, T. C, Co., sand 874
AVhedon, William E., overcompressed engine.. 495
Wheelbarrows, rates on 484
Wheeler, Burton K. (Senator nomMont.):
reports made by-
Indian Affairs Com... 587,715,848
Wheeler, G. A.:
blacktongue of dogs, rel. to pellagra 513, 905
blacktongue preventive action of foods 1148
blacktongue preventive in yeast 773, 1147
cowpea, etc., as pellagra-preventives... 196, 323
tomato, etc., as pellagra-preventives 63
Wheeler, II. M.:
bridge across Black River. . .955
bridge across Ouachita River... 958
Wheeler, William F., relief 441 719 931
A\ heeler Lumber, Bridge & Supply Co. v. U. S. 223,
371
Wheeler Publishing Co., text-books 236
\V heeling, W. Va., air navigation map.. 776
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.:
bonds 744
rates on black powder ' 731
Wheeling quadrangle, 111 1114
Wheeling Tile Co. v. David H. Blair . '"" 491
Wheels:
carbon-steel, specifications 216
Materiel Division 32 by 6 disk wheel 777
rates on _ 2^)^25
TVK*." fi° ^^''■'"ding wheels— Water wheels"."
vvnetzel, H. II., gmseng diseases 333
Whiddon. John P., lands. IO15
Page
Whipple, O. .T., bridge 955
AVhisky, case of Peter McQuade 1111
Whistleriana in Freer Gallery, list 767
Whitaker, I. W., bronchial asthma 1149
Whitaker Paper Co., envelopes 471
Whitbeck. Ernest C, receiver, v. V. S 369
Whitcomb, Emeline S.:
child care and parenthood education 93
home economics education 604
Whitcomb, Marguerite T., v. David H. Blair.. 291
White, Alexander P., patent appeal 664
White, E. C, premature contractions of heart
(2 entries) 48
White, Edward B., census of manufactures 1087
White. Hays B. (Representative from Kans.):
contested election case-
letter from clerk of House 346
report 552
reports made by—
Election of President, Vice President,
and Representatives Com 421
White, John F., relief 453,550,800
White, Mary L., relief 453,5.50,800
White, P. O., treatment of chancroids 48,49
White, Philip R., anatomy of strawberry.. 269,276
White, Robert M., relief 977,1108
White, S. Harrison (Representative from
Colo.);
reports made by —
Irrigation and Reclamation Com.. 960,961
Public Lands Com 444,
568, 697, 698, 830, 831, 978
White, T. P., swine diseases 73
White, Wallace H.. jr. (Representative from
Me.):
reports made by-
Conference Com. 673,939,941
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Com. 562,
689, 821, 965
White, William:
making and storing farm butter 206
making butter on farm 651
White Bear, Russell, relief 954
White Eagle Oil & Refining Co.:
lubricating-oils 35
petroleum 170
White fly attacking citrus in Porto Rico 3.72
White Mountain Reservation, power permits. 848
White pine, .see Pine.
White-pine blister rust, see Blister rust.
White Provision Co., cattle 1026
White River (Ark.):
bridges at or near —
Augusta 960,995,1104
Clarendon 960,995,1104
Cotter 685,711,845,937
Newport 960,1104
flood protection, emergency appropriation. 938
withdrawal of water. 573
White River (.Colo.-Utah):
waters, consent to compact 960
White River Ute Indians, relief. 999
White snakeroot, toxic constituent 269,330
White sucker, development, growth, etc.. 16
Whitehead, Joseph (Representative from Va.):
report made by-
War Claims Com 700
Whiteroy, Grace A., see Witherow, Grace A.
Whitesburg Ferrv, bridge.. 429,585,672
Whiting, S. E., v. United States 881
Whitlock, James C, alias, see Simmons, James C.
Whitman National Forest:
map . 653
proclamation. 318
Whitmore, W. H., multiple osteomata 247
Whitney, Anice L.:
health, etc., in industrial establishments.. 884
same, summary, in monthly labor
review 884
Whitney, Milton, field operations, Soils Bur.. 146
Whitney, S. M., & Co., cotton... 869
Whitney, ^\. A.:
mottle necrosis of sweet potatoes 3,76
stem rot of sweet potatoes.. •... 10
sweet-potato susceptibility to stem rot 3, 76
Whitson, Kenneth, soil of Green Lake Co., Wis. 789
Whittaker, H. A., milk and foam during pas-
teurization - 206
July-June
1355
Page
Whittam, William C, importancia do sehisto
bituminoso 1136
Whitted, Levi R., relief 576
Whittemore. Parker W., admr., r. V. S 882
Who'esale Granite Co., granite 1030
Wholesale prices, see Prices.
Whorled milkweed, see Milkweed.
Wiancko, A. T.:
soil management of Lawrence County,
Ind 1085
soil management of Monroe County, Ind. 1085
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Ry.:
valuation 613
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Ry. of Texas:
valuation 612
Wichita Falls i Southern R. R.:
acquisition of control 173
securities 1125
valuation 612,613
correction of entry on p. 613 646
Wichita Falls & Wellington Ry. of Te.xas,
valuation 612
Wichita Falls Broom Manufacturing Co. r.
U. S__ 622
Wichita Falls Railway:
valuation.- 612,613
correction of entry on p. 613 646
Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve:
article on 918
souvenir 403
Wichita Vnion Terminal Ry., valuation 112
Wickersham, Price, qualifications of members
of Senate 353
Wickwire, Edward L., v. Mabel G. Reinecke.. 45
Wickwire, Jessie L., v. Mabel G. Reinecke 45
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co., iron 737
Wide Bay, chart 82
Widows, to visit European cemeteries. 564,
692, 1005
see also Pensions.
Wiebe, A. H., Miss. River, biological survey.. 537
Wiecking. E. H., farm real estate situation... 204
Wiener, J. H., v. H. H. Weiss and C. F. Rout-
zahn 371
Wiener, William E., Inc., United States v 26
Wight, Isle of, chart 758
Wilbur, Curtis D., see Navy Department.
Wilcox, C. R., tuberculosis with concurrent
neoplasm.. 497
Wilcox, R. B., diseases of raspberries, etc 655
Wilcox, R. H.:
costs, etc., of fattening beef cattle 400
ranch organization, etc., in Great Plains.. 648
Wilcox. Uthai V., a borracha de guayule 314
Wild life, see Animals— Birds— n?so names of
animals, etc.
Wilder, James H. B., relief 830,977, 1097
Wildwood & Delaware Bay Short Line R. R.,
valuation. 877
Wilhelm, Henry, Co., D. B. Heiner ?' 243
Wilhite, Hugh, trustee, v. United States.. 860, 1128
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern R. R., valuation 735
Willamette River:
examination and survey 909
improvement below Portland, Oreg 831
Willapa Bay, chart 536
Willapa River, chart 536
Willard, C. E., gastroenteroptosis and physio-
therapy 65
Willard, H. F., pink bollworm parasites 273
William Melbourne, schooner 121,989. 1097
William Schluderberg-T. J. Kurdle Co., nieat_ 1032
Williams, Arthur P.:
agricultural project planning 26
corn-growing enterprise 26
Williams, B. IT., soil of Douglas Co., S. Dak. . 146
Williams, C. C, statement. 973
Williams, C. E., electric-furnace cast iron .=;38
Williams, Clyde (Representative from Mo.):
reports made bv —
Naval All'airs Com 694, 826, 828, 974, 975
Williams, Clyde D., mortality statistics 058
Williams, David J., relief 678,840,931
Williams, E. L., surface water supply 94
Williams, Finas .M., relief 441,543.595
Williams, Florence E., cases SS3
Williams, Fred M., demurrage 4 70
Page
Williams, O. P., Angora goat 401
Williams, Harry, alias, sec Reilly, Charles F."
Williams, Harry P-., intestinal tuberculosis 640
\\illiams, Ira J., cases 243, 622
Williams, J. 11., <t Co. vs. United States 1111
Williams, J. O.:
breeds of—
dogs 916
draft horses C49
light horses 649
cost of using horses on corn-belt farms 329
farm horseshoeing 73
feeding horses 143
mule production 734
^^■illiams, James, alias, see Young, Ferdinand.
Williams, James O., relief 678
Williams, James P., Nicaraguan campaign
badge 441,1010
AA illlams, Joseph S., v. United States 116
Williams, Joseph W.. relief .598,698,931
Willian^s, L, G., pollution, etc., of Illinois R. 196
Williams, L. H.:
mercurochrome-220 soluble 48, 49
multiple scrotal fistulae 247
\Mlliams, Paul F., patent appeal 927
Williams, R. C:
Rock Island, 111., district 519
St. Paul, Minn., district 519
Williams-Thompson Co., waiehouses... 40
Williamson, H. T., international trade in con-
centrated milk 661
Williamson, William (Representative from
S. Da':.):
reports made by —
Expenditures in Executive Depart-
ments Com 552
Indian AfTairs Com. 555, 681. 6S2, 814, 815, 954
Williamson & Pond Creek R. R., valuation... 484
Williamsport Wire Rope Co. /;. U. S. . 177, 622, 8&3
Willier, J. G., pop corn 209,404
Willis, Allie D., to pay.. . 835
Willis, Frank B. (Senator from Ohio)
reports made by —
Commerce Com 454
Territories and Insular Possessions
. Com 598,599,722
to pay widow 835
Willis, M. L., relief 948
Willis, Olo C, patent appeal 220
\\ ilmeth, James L., r. United States 243
Wilmington, Del.:
bridge 991
rivers, etc., in district 519
Wilniington, N. C:
lighthouse reservation 956,991
rivers, etc., in district 519
Wilmington & Northern R. R., bonds 237
AA ilmington, Brunswick & Southern R. R.,
valuation 40
■V\ilson, A., feeding garbage to hogs 73
Wilson, Edith B., pen.sion 1010
Wilson, Ernest E., Roots type aircraft engine
supercharger 1046
Wilson, Ilarley P., merger of street rys. in
D. C 861
Wilson, J. L., sphygmomanometers 221
Wilson, John L., grains 142
Wilson, Lois, relief 678,931,989
Wilson. M. L., ranch organization 648
Wilson, P. \V.:
atrophy of liver after neosalvarsan u.se 887
malaria survey at Port de Paix, Haiti. 887, 1047
Wilson, T. Webber (Representative from
Miss.):
minority views —
Elections Com No. 2 679
Wilson & Co., bones. 732
Wilson County, Tenn., bridge 556,673,707,801
Wilson Dam:
claim of .\labama 447
completion of dam no. 2 at Muscle Shoals-
hearings. 573
report 573
\Vin;:ns, C. S., relief. 554,800
Wind, see Winds.
\\ ind-brealcs, see Shelter-belts.
Wind Cave National Park 7.i0
1356
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Page
Wind River Reservation:
agreement with Indians, to ratify "^°%Vc
allotaients to unallotted Indians....--- .^.^7^i^
mad, reconstruction and improvement 849
Wind tunnels:
closed type, etTect of walls --- >>i"
autorotation and flat spin 495
British airplane models *;24
l)ll-4B model, with various fins. etc.. 642
Imuclas 0-2K-1 airplnne wins cellule. 778
nipht observation airplane model 909
propellers, comparison with flight. 119, 516
wing flutter on Brady's model 778
wing model - ^^^^
Windes, Eustace E.:
secondary education, bibliography ^-^i
secondary education, development 160
Windham Bay, chart - 92o
Windmills, foreign markets - •340
Window, James J.:
crops other than grains 142
farm animals and animal products.— 142
grains - - 142
statistics of cattle, etc - - - o
Window envelopes, see Envelopes.
Window shades, supplies for Government 511
Windows, steel, waste elimination - 666
Winds:
anticyclone, winter, of Great Basin 1085
anticyclones and seasonal forecasting 11
east monsoon forecasting for Java - 335
free-air winds over Honolulu and Guam. . 77
frequency-resultant winds in U. S., charts. 212
northers of Central American region _. 313
rain winds in far western States 77
storms, etc., on Isthmus of Panama _. 656
trade winds of the north Pacific _. 77
Windsor Broom Co., misrouting 233
Winfield, W. Va., bridge 992
Wing spars, see Spars.
Wing truss, see Truss.
Wings, see .\irfoils.
Winnebago Indians:
claims 815
music : 898
Winnemucca, Nev., land for Indian colony... 715,
814, 933
Winona Bridge Ry., valuation 1038
Winship, North, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 17
Winslow, George .\., relief... 441,719,800
Winslow, Sidney W., v. John F. Malley 243
Winston, J. R., pineapple culture in Florida... 334
Winston, James M., relief 352
Winston, R. A., soil of Fulton Co., Ohio 1081
Winter. Charles E. (Representative from
Wyo.):
reports made by-
Irrigation and Reclamation Com 686,
819 961
Mines and Mining Com 694, 825' 973
Public Lands Com. 445, 568, 569, 570, 698, 978
Winter wheat, see Wheat.
Wintermeyer, W. E.:
proved dairy sires 144
purebred dairy sires 331,651
Wire:
census of manufactures, 1925 214
metal spools for annealing, etc., wire. . 542
rates on 112, 173,744, 1125
tee also Electric wire.
Wire control, see Government control.
Wireless communication, see Radio communi-
cation.
Wireless telegraphy, see Radio communication.
Wireless Telegraphy, International Juridical
Congress on, see International
Juridical Congress on Wireless
Telegraphy.
Wireless telephony, see Radio communication.
\\ irework, census of manufactures, 1925. 214
Wireworins destructive to cereal, etc., crops 207
Wisconsin:
bridge across Menominee River 557,
562, 579, 669, 672, 708
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 15
Geological and Natural Ilistorv Survey-
Green Lake County, soil survey..! 789
Page
Wisconsin— Continued.
industrial accidents to women 117
intrastate fares of C, N. S. & M. R. R 478
lands for State park 693,804,858
post route map 631
Railroad Commission —
locomotives 1120
V. Illinois, etc 768
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station:
ginseng diseases and their control 333
mosaic disease in wheat, soil factors 404,919
Wisconsin University:
College of Agriculture-
soil survey of Green Lake County 789
see also Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment
Station.
Wise, Curtis P., military record 352, 1007, 1097
Wise, J. S., tomatoes 1124
Wiseman, William:
compensation 813, 938
services in behalf of U. S 386
Witherow, Grace A.:
foreign trade, calendar year 1927 660
foreign trade, fiscal year 1926-27 151
same, Spanish, with slight changes
( Whiteroy incorrect) 378
Witnesses, credibility, judge not to express
opinion 457
Wittenburg, Albert, claim 385,587,800,811
Wohlstatter, William H., v. A. W. Brough 240
Woitte, Jacob, v. United States 177
Wolcott, George N., como combatir las plagas
de insectos.. 760
Wolf, Frederick A., pomegranate blotch... 269,334
Wolf Point, Mont., bridge 347,453,670
Wolfanger, Louis A., soil of Burt Co., Nebr. .. 10
Wolfeboro quadrangle, N. H 865
Wolters, August, retirement -- 566
Wolverton, Charles A. (Representative from
N. J.):
reports made by —
Naval Affairs Com 442,694,826,827,973
Womack, J. P., & Sons, Inc., furniture 1119
Woman, see Women.
Woman suffrage:
documents and debates relating to 159
in Porto Rico, to amend organic act-
hearings 1106
report --- 954
Woman's Bureau, District of Columbia, to
establish in Police Dept 679,846
Woman's Home Missionarv Society of Metho-
dist Episcopal Church 570,800,858
Women:
admission to Soldiers' Home— 438, 718, 719, 803
daughters of America at work, poster 884
igualdad de derechos para la mujer 1136
illness rate among females 63, 262
in vegetable canneries in Delaware 117
industrial accidents in New Jersey, etc 117
jury service in Hawaii (H. R. 5575)—
hearings --- -- 446
report -. 446
memorial to women of World War-
estimate 718
law 673
report 433
publications for sale by supt, of docs 603
State laws affecting working women 492
see also Mothers— Woman suffrage.
Women, Federal Industrial Institution for, see
Federal Industrial Institution for
Women.
Women's Bureau, Labor Dept H",
178, 373, 492, 884
poster 884
report, 1927 178
what it is, what it does, etc 373
Wong Cheu Dong v. John P. Johnson 883
Wong Gar Wah r. Walter E. Carr 45
Wong Wey ;. John P.Johnson 883
Wood, Albert, relief 453,948.1097
Wood, Lorin F., psychotic patients, occupa-
tional therapy 114'-
Wood, Louise A., increase of pension 457
Wood, R. \., motion picture films 41i
Wood, W. J., mortgage foreclosure 962
Wood, William M., v. David H. Blair.... 833. 1144
July- June
1357
Page
Wood, William R. (Representative from Ind.):
reports made by-
Appropriations Com 417,944
Conference Com 545,673,938
Wood:
aboriginal wooden objects from Florida... 766
aircraft, inspection manual for Navy 753
rates on.. _ 40, 1038
standards, etc., in wood-using industries... 287
tests, Government publications 463
sec also Hardwoods— Lumber and lum-
bering— also name of wood, e. g. Red
gum.
Wood distillation, census of manufactures 150
Wood flour 148
Wood-lots:
care, etc., of farm woods 403
forestry on home woodlands... 652
Wood-pulp:
production, census report, 1925 14
production, census report, 1926 15
rates on.. 40, 113
routing 1035
Wood screws, see Screws.
Wood seasoning:
lumber, seasoning, handling and care 791
red gum, control of stain, decay, etc 145
Wood shipping blocks, rates on._ 174
Wood tick, tularaemia in 323
Wood Utilization National Committee, see
National Committee on Wood Uti-
lization.
Woodard, Ichabod J., relief 693
Woodberry, John H., Charles P. Watson v 370
Woodbury, Robert M., statures of children 116
Woodchuck control in Eastern States 650
Woodcock, O. P., Co., demurrage 609
Woodhouse, Chase G., family expenditures 332
Woodlands, see Wood-lots.
Woodpulp, see Wood-pulp.
Woodroof, J. C, development of pecan nut.. 4, 141
Woodroof, Naomi C, development of pecan
nut 4,141
Woodruff, Roy O. (Representative from
Mich.):
reports made by —
Naval A flfairs Com 442, 566, 694, 826, 828
Woodruff, William W., relief... 441
Woodnim, Clifton A. (Representative from
Va.):
report made by —
War Claims Com.. 700
Woods, A. R., pneumorachi-ventriculographv 1149
Woods, William S., v. United States 860, 1128
Woods fires, see Forest fires.
Woods Hole, Mass., copepods 1060
Woods, Lake of the, see Lake of the Woods.
Woodstock, Va., ground water near.. 161
Woodstock Lumber Co., lumber 105
Woodward .\uto Co., automobiles 230
Woodward Field Station:
broomcom experiments 654
dairy work, 1921-26 529
Woodworth, C. M., oil in soy beans 71,204
Woodworth, Fred L., cases... 620, 747, 1041
Wool:
and shoddy, census of manufactures, 1925.. 214
case of F. B. Vandegrift & Co 724
case of Chas. J. Webb Sons Co., Inc 26
educational Illustrations 529
rates on... _.. 113,237,484,744,1038,1125
standards, appropriation of funds-
estimate to carry act into effect 1063
hearings 417
law 937
reports 417,984
see also Woolen goods.
Wool-felt hats, see Hats.
Woolard, Edgar W.:
theorems of Dines and Walker 405
Weather Bureau staff meetings, 1926-27 77
Woolen goods:
bunting, master specification 284
census, 1925 214
manufacturing, wages and hours of labor... 117
ship equipment, woolen articles 88
tariff information survey, woven fabrics 260
Woolf, Jesse A., cyanide extraction of gold and
silver 1090
Page
Wooten, Charles T., see Wootten, Charles T.
Wooton, E. C, dry-land farming 329
Wootten, Charles T., relief 720,828, 1097
Worcester County, Mass., soil survey 276
Worcester Lawn Mower Co., lawn-niowers... 1031
Work, Hubert, see Interior Department.
Workers, see Labor — also names of Depart-
ments, bureaus, etc., where em-
ployed.
Workhouse, D. C, working capital 771
Working day, see Hours of labor.
Working women, see Women.
Workmen, see Labor.
Workmen's compensation, see Employers' lia-
bility and workmen's "compen-
sation.
Workmen's insurance and compensation series 751
World:
America and the world's woodpile 402
electric fan markets 661
electric washing machine markets 794
export duties 216
factores mundiaes na industria do fumo na
America Latina. 761
maps and charts —
great circle distances and azimuths... 1050,
1051.1134
international map, Hudson River sheet 161
outline chart of the world 3i2
telegraph chart 1 134
motor vehicles-
automobile consumption in 1926 83
extent of world motorization, Jan. 1927. 17
one automobile for every 66 persons 17
radio broadcasting service 152
radio markets 152
weather records 129
World friendship:
movimiento de amistad internacional en
las escuelas de California 628
World Publishing Co., paper 188
World War, see European War, 1914-18.
World War adjusted compensation act:
administration by War Department 391
to amend 571. 1103
World War emergency officers' retired list, see
Emergency officers' retired list.
World War veterans' act, to amend 835,
941.982,997,1103
World ^Var veterans' legislation, hearings 982
World ■V\'ar Veterans' Legislation Committee,
Hou.'e:
hearings 571,a35,9S2
minority views 446,701,834,835,982
reports 446, 701, 702, 834, 835, 982
World's Dairy Congress, see International
Dairy Congress.
World's health, article reprinted from 760
Worms, sec names of worms.
Worsham, L. D., Portland, Oreg., district 643
Worship, Hopi, Katcina altars 190
Worsted goods:
census, 1925 214
manufacturing, wages and hours of labor.. 117
Worthington Pump &. Machinerv Corporation
V. U. S 724, 1044
Worthley, L. H.:
European corn borer, control 207
European corn borer, scouting, etc 331
Worumbo Manufacturing Co., wool.. 103s
Wound periderm formation in potato .532, 647
Wounds, see Injuries.
Wouters, Frans J., relief 828
Wrangell Narrows, chart.. 924
Wrappers, see Fruit wrappers.
Wrecks, see Railroad accidents.
Wrenn, H. T., bactericidal properties in vitro of
oils 135
Wrenshall, Richard, iododihydrochaulmoogric
acid 63
Wright, Angle W., daughters of America,
poster 884
Wright, David A., relief 834,981
Wright, K. E., etiect of inanition upon cows'
milk 270,400
Wright, Kate, relief 840,948,1097
Wright, R. C:
freezing injury to potatoes 210
some effects of freezing on onions 9
1358
Index, 1927-1928
Page
Wripbt. Ralph O.. relief 828,1010,1097
\Vrit:ht, T. 11.. lumber - 1"^
WriKhl, Thoma.. G., relief of heirs. — -------- 981
Writht. Vanna B., relief 828, lOlO, 1(19/
Wright, Wilhelmine O., muscle training in
infantile paralysis 391, 6ci9
Wright. William C (Representative from
r.a.):
reports made by—
Military .-Vflairs Com 349,562,503,
■5fi4, 505, 500, 822, 907, 908, 970, 972
Wright County, Minn., bridge -. 347,453,009
Wright Field, transfer of testing plant.- 441, 0/2, a9
Wrightsville. Pa., bridge - 348,454,6/1
Wringers, scf Clothes wringers.
Writs:
act in reference to writs of error-
law (Public 10) - 544
report to accompany .S. 1801--. --- 432
to amend Public 10.. 088
siime (Public 322) 937
Wrought-iron:
bars, specifications - 411
rates on --- - H^
Wrought Washer .Manufacturing Co., iron 737
Wurzbach, Harry M. f Representative from
Tex.):
land near Camp Bullis 1107
reports made by —
Militarv AflTairs Com 433,436,438,
440. 503, 564, 565, 091, 823, 824, 825
Wyandotte Terminal R. R. v. United States... 750
Wyant. Adam M. (Representative from Pa.):
" reports made by-
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Com - .347,348,
423, 427, 429, 556, 558, 083, 810, 955
Wyant, Jennie, relief.... 571,931,989
Wyatt, Walter, v. United States.. 883
V\ yoming:
census of agriculture, 1925, tables 5-8 15
eonipp.ct with Colo., consent of Congress... 900
geologic formations... 28,29
land olFiCes. establishing 978
lands opened to homestead entry 58. 188,
2.57, 319, 382, 505, 897, 1057, 1058. 1141
lands withdrawn... 59.257,032,1058,1141
livestock on irrigated lands 598,979
oil and ga.« prospecting permits .570
post route map _ 031
Public Service Commission-
wool 744
sugar beets, costs of producing, errata 635
Wyoming Agricultural E.xperiment Station... 648
Wyoming A- Mis^^ouri River Ry., abandon-
ment _ 174
Wyoming Massacre, 1778, sesquicentennial 965
X
X-rays:
examination and autopsy findings 264
e.\aniination in suspected appendicitis (2).. 48
interpretation of dental rontgenograms 392
intestinal tuberculosis diagnosis 640
surgical diagnosis (2) _._ 49
Xanthosis, strawberry, new insect-borne
disease _ _ 647, 733
Y
\. M. C. A., see Young Men's Christian
Association.
Yadkin County, N. C, soil survey. 1081
^'akimn irrigation project, specifications 295,
. , , 465,730.1115
1 aksiu-;. article by A. K. Coumaraswamv, . 10.59
■S ale & Towne -Manufacturing Co. v. V . S 177. 1017
^ anuushita, Takuji.c. secretary of state of Wash
.. „. ^'^tate sSi
inmpa River, waters, consent to compact 900
J angtze River, charts 53.891,1052
^ ankee Kxport & Trading Co. v. U. S 7.50
1 ankton Indians:
title to lands 954 999
V ';■ \,"'L'''* ^^?'^'' --lei.liti,' 000, 1128
1 ant, W . P., carbon mono.xide in blood and air 19
Ya/iuina River, chart ' 279
Yard, Roberts., our national parks 162
Yardley & Co., Ltd., United States i'..."".".".""iill
Pag»
Yards:
poultry keeping in back yards 527
Yards and Docks Bureau _ 123,377
manual, changes... 123
manual, index 123
report, 1927 377,753
Yarnell, D. L., tile-trenching machinery- 533
Yavan glue, case of Alex. Murphy & Co_ 224
Yawls for War Department 909,1005,1101
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R. R.:
reconsignment 742
valuation 364
Ye River, chart of approaches. 54
Yeaman, Robert F., compensation for tools... 421.
543, 576
Year in agriculture. _. _ . 1080
Yearbook separates, see special subject.
Yearbooks:
Agriculture Department —
1926 142
1927. -. 1080
for sale by supt. of documents 159, 862
commerce yearbook, 1926 83,409
same, descriptive circular 537
standards yearbook, 1928 1093
same, descriptive circular 1093
Yearsley. Edward, relief 707
Yearsley. McCoy, relief 707
Yeast, ijlacktongue preventive 773,1147
Yeatman, Fanny W.:
beef cooking 274
homemade pectin extracts 208
lamb as you like it...: 1083
Yellow fever, recognize services of certain
citizens 971
Yellow rust of raspberry 3,72
Yellows:
cabbage resistant to Fusarium 399,654
tomatoes, serious disease 655
see also Xanthosis.
Yellowstone irrigation project, see Lower
Yellowstone irrigation project.
Yellowstone National Forest, see Shoshone
National Forest.
Yellowstone National Park:
additions 697,931,1012
circular of general information 866, 1023
fossil forests. 1023
geological history 1023
geysers 1115
Government publications, lists 1115
manual for railroad visitors 1115
Yellowstone Park-Three Forks region, Mont . 464.
1114
Yeomans, C. D., soil-corrosion studies 1093
Yerkes. Guy E., bridge grafting 9
Yesashi Byochi, chart of north coast 1051
Yezo Island, see Hokushu.
Yohe. H. S., drainage districts 211
Yokkaichi Road, chart 54
Yon, Tom A. (Representative from Fla.):
reports made by —
Public Lands Com 445, 568, 569, 697, 698
Yonguzei Bay, see Tizenko Bay.
York, Blower V., civil aeronautics in United
Kingdom 339
York-Antvv-erp rules, marine insurance 02
same (in Spanish). 195
York County, Pa., bridge 348,454,671
York, Hanover & Frederick Ry., stock 617
Yorke, Louis A., relief.. 975
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Commission 965
Yorkview Finance Corporation f. 17. S 1111
Yosemite National Park:
acquisition of land 831,1015,1104
circular of general information 1023
estimate, 1929 510
forests J30
publications on, for sale 730
secret of big trees 865
sketch 1023
Yosemite Valley, account of origin 1023
Yosemite Valley Railroad, valuation 1038
Yothers, M. A., control of European red mite. 402
Yothers. W. W., spraying citrus trees in Fla... 273
Young, F. L., local anesthesia 246,247
Young, Fer/linand, relief 973
Young, Francis J., relief "0"
July- June
1359
Page
Young, Frank L., Co.:
fish-oil - 1028
wool 744
Young, H. D., carbon disulphide vaporization
apparatus 207
Young, R. A., las araceas economicas 378
Young, Robert L., ». United States 1128
Young, Roger H., relief 982
Young Men's Christian Association, land 831,
858, 1096
Youngberg, Gilbert A.:
cheap water transportation for Fla.. 1108
why buy Florida East Coast Canal? 1108
Younger, J. E., wing flutter investigation 778
Youngstown, Ohio, bridges 347,425,544,579,669
see also Dollar Savings and Trust Co.
Ysleta, Tex., bridge. 959
Yugoslavia:
commercial and industrial handbook 925
indebtedness to U. S., settlement.. 571, 713, 804
Yukon River Valley, Tinne Indians.. 898
Yuma County, Ariz., aviation field 459, 570, 672
Yuma irrigation project:
amending acts rel. to auxiliary project 1000
estimate, 1929.. , 510
Z
Zachary Taylor Xational Cemetery 689, 937
Zahm, A. F.:
flow and drag formulas for quadrics 119
pressure of air on coming to rest 119
Zahnley, J. TS'., sodium chlorate for bindweed. 270,
399
Zapata, Tex., bridge 560,710,803
Zaring, C. W., & Co., apple pomace 1024
Zea mays, see Corn.
Zedtwitz, Waldemar C. von, sale of property. 1055
Zeiler, Joe, anomalies of kidney and ureter 392
Zeller, J. H., soft-pork investigations.. 650
Zeiler, S. M., yellow rust of raspberry 3.72
Zellers, D. H., underground communication... 796
Zelzah quadrangle, Calif.. 729
Zemurray, Samuel, v. United States 25,355,491
Zeolites from Ritter Hot Spring, Oreg 1143
Zephyr quadrangle, Tex 865
Ziegler Brothers, stone Ill
Zilhman, Frederick X. (Representative from
Md.):
reports made by —
District of Columbia Com 551,
679, 809, 810, 949, 950
Page
Zillah State Park, bridge 1000
Zimmerman, Harvey J.:
cotton production, etc., 1926-27 337
stocks of leaf tobacco, etc., 1926 81
Zimmerman, Paul G., Carl B. Harper i 239
Zinc:
arsenic-free, preparation 120
drayage charges on zinc ore.. 102, 1028
in —
CaHfornia 539
Central States 412
Colorado -... 217
Eastern States 2ir
Montana 85, 1090'
Nevada 85
Oregon 539
pigments and salts, production in 1926 340"
production iu 1926, smelter report 341
rates on 40,167,303
Zingarell, M., relief 453,571,800
Zingarell, Mary A., relief 453, 571, 800'
Zink, Albert A., p. Black Star Line, Inc 45
Zink, Robert, to amend military record 441
Zion Institutions & Industries, figs 870
Zion National Park:
circular of general information.. 866
lands in Utah withdrawn.. 1141
Zon, Raphael:
America and the world's woodpile.. 402
forests and water in light of science 208
timber growing and logging practice 652'
Zones, see Free zones — Time.
Zoning publications of Commerce Dept 541
Zoological Park, see National Zoological Park.
Zoology:
exploration in Hispaniola 898
nomenclature, amdts. to internat. rules. 263, 392.
see a/.'-o Animals — Animals (fossil).
Zornes, ,T. W., relief , 550
Zottarelli, Joseph V., v. United States 371
Zuider Zee, chart 759
Zuni Reservation road, appropriation. 589, 815, 937
Zunser, Charles, tribunaes de relagoes do-
mesticas 378
Zur Lippe, Carohne. Countess, see Lippe,
Caroline, Countess Zur.
Zurlinden, W., moths 496
Zygadenus:
stock-poisoning death camas 916
Zyklon-B residue after fumigation.. 391,640
Zyvolski, Albert J., relief 446,543,576-
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