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Bird - Lore 



(1) The securing of a belt of the finest red- 

 wood timber bordering the northern high- 

 way, in the hope that this area may become 

 a state park. (2) The obtaining of a con- 

 siderable body of the most typical primi- 

 tive redwood forest known, for the purpose 

 of a National Redwood Park." 



To finance the work of the League an 

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 enroll members with an annual fee of $2. 

 All communications should be addressed 

 to Mr. Sproul at the Berkeley address 

 given prewiously. 



NEW LIFE MEMBERS 

 Enrolled from January 1 to March 1, 1920 



Andrews, Col. James M. 



barrie, Miss Marion 



Barrie, Miss Muriel 



bell, Mrs. Gordon 



Hcnkard, J. Phillip 



Norland, William G. 



Brown, Geo. McKesson 



brown, Miss Helen G. 



Caldwell, R. J. 



Cochran, G. D. 



Cole, Mrs. Adelina A. (In Memoriam) 



Connable, Mrs. John Lee 



Deforest, H. W. 



dekham, Charles 



Fowler, A. A. 



Crosvenor, Mrs. Rush Ami 



Housman, Mrs. A. A. 



Jewett, Wm. Kennon 



Judd, Mrs. M. E. 



Leland, Henry M . 

 Letts, John C. 

 McCluer, Wm. B. 

 Megargel, Roy C. 

 O'Neil, Mrs. George Francis 

 Proctor, Miss Emily Dutton 

 Proctor Free Library 

 Proctor, Redfield 

 Rea, Mrs. Henry R. 

 Rockefeller, William 

 Shoemaker, Mrs. J. F. 

 Silverman, Arthur 

 Smith, Mrs. R. Penn, Jr. 

 Sullivan, Miss M. Louise 

 Thomas, Miss Georgine II. 

 Wadsworth, W. M. 

 Whiting, Mrs. Samuel R. 

 Wood, Miss Juliana 



NEW SUSTAINING MEMBERS 

 Enrolled from January 1 to March 1, 1920 



Acheson, M. W., Jr. 

 Alexandre, W. L. 

 Anderson, Miss Katharine M. 

 Armstrong, J.I. 

 Barksdale, Mrs. H. M. 

 Bell, Miss M. k. 

 benedict, Mrs. Wm. L. 

 Bigelow, Mrs. bred II. 

 Blodgett, Miss Harriet M. 

 bolster, Richard L. 

 Borland, Mrs. John Jay 

 Boyle, Thomas L. 

 boylston, Miss Margery 

 Brayton, Miss ( laroline E. 

 Brill, Fred W. 

 brooks, Frederick 

 Brooks, Theodore 

 Brown, Mrs. J. M. 

 Brown, Mrs. James P. 

 Carpenter, M rs. E. M. 

 Carpenter, Hall B. 

 Carroll, Mrs. J. J. 

 Cams, Herman I Met rich 

 Cavaness, Miss Sallie 

 Chadsey, Miss Edith W. 



Chandler, G. W. 



Clark. Everetl 



( llaypool, Mrs. < reorge L. 



Clegg, Mrs. George R. 

 Cobb, Miss Clara A. 

 Conant, Miss Helen 

 Converse, Mrs. Henry C. 

 Crosby, Miss Clara Wode 

 Curtis, Mrs. John S. 

 Curtiss, Miss Sophia 

 Cushing, Mrs. Lexington 

 Cushman, M rs. S. !■'. 

 Dabney, Ceo. B. 

 Demmon, Mrs. Marcia B. 

 I Unison, J. H. 

 Dennett, Carl P. 

 Devens, Mrs. Elizabeth P. 



I tester, Miss Katharine S. 

 Dodd, Mrs. Henry W. 

 I touring, Miss A. R. 

 I )owd, Joseph 



I (resser, Miss C. I.. 



Drury, Miss Miriam 



Dudley, Miss C. E. 



I >ulaney, B. L. 



Earl, Mrs. Elizabeth F. 



baton, Miss Mary Josephine 



Eby, Miss [rva 



Edwards, Mrs. E. P. 



I '.ells, D. P. 



Ely, Gertrude 



