Meetings of Societies and Congresses 



A-MERicAN Chemical Society: Annual meeting (47th) at Mil- 

 waukee, Wisconsin, March 25-28. Charles L. Parsons, Secretary, Box 

 505, Washington, D. C. At the last meeting of the Society the Council 

 authorized the formation of a Div^ision of Biological Chemistry. At 

 that meeting the details of Organization of the Division were entrusted 

 to a committee. The committee will report in Milwaukee, the final 

 Organization of the Division will be perfected, and officers will be 

 elected. 



Tenth International Congress of Agriculture: Ghent, Bel- 

 gium, June 8-13. Secretary-general, Dr. P. de Vuyst, 22 Avenue des 

 Germaines, Brüssels. American committee: Dr. L. O. Howard, mem- 

 ber of the International Commission on Agriculture and chief of the 

 Bureau of Entomolog>'; and Dr. A. C. True, director, Mr. John Ham- 

 ilton, specialist in farmers' institutes, Dr. C. F. Langworthy, chief of 

 nutrition investigations and Dr. J. I. Schulte, assistant agriculturist, of 

 the Office of Experiment Stations. 



American Medical Association, Annual meeting: Minneapolis, 

 Minn., Jiine 17-20. General secretary, Geo. H. Simmons, 535 Dear- 

 born Ave., Chicago. 



General meeting of the International Association of Botan- 

 iSTs: Copenhagen, June 23. Secretary-general, J. P. Lotsy, Haarlem, 

 Holland. 



Seventeenth International Congress of Medicine: London, 

 Aug. 6-12. General secretary, Dr. W. P. Herringham, 13 Hinde St., 

 London, W. 



FouRTH International Congress on School Hygiene: Buflfalo, 

 N. Y., Aug. 25-7,0. Secretary-general, Prof. Thomas A. Storey, Col- 

 lege of the City of New York. 



NiNTH International Physiological Congress: Groningen, Hol- 

 land, Sept. 2-6. American Secretary, Prof. W. T. Porter, Harvard 

 Medical School. 



Third International Congress of Refrigeration : Washington, 

 D. C, Sept. if) (opening meeting) ; Chicago, Sept. 17-23 (business 

 and scientific meetings). Secretary-general, Mr. J. F. Nickerson, 431 

 So. Dearborn St., Chicago. 



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