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The eighth annual meeting of the Louisiana Society of Naturalists was held 

 at New Orleans, February 1st. This Society is well known to scientific 

 workers, especially those engaged in research work in the strictly biological 

 sciences, who are located in the Southern States. The Society has a mem- 

 bership of over seventy, many of the members being connected with agri- 

 cultural experiment stations or with leading educational institutions of the 

 South. The Society's field is a broad one and among its publications are 

 found meritorious papers upon botany, bacteriology, ornithology, animal 

 physiology and invertebrate zoology, as well as a considerable number of 

 papers upon various entomological subjects. 



On the program was noted the following papers which are of interest to 

 economic entomologists: "Notes upon the Life History and Habits of the 

 Argentine Ant." — Wilmon Newell. "A short account of the Egg and Larva 

 of a Psychodid." — B. H. Guilbeau. "The Relation of Entomology to Agri- 

 culture." — Arthur H. Rosenfeld. "Notes on the sugar cane pou-a-pouche." 

 —J. B. Garret. 



Mr. B. H. Guilbeau of Baton Rouge is President and Mr. R. S. Cocks, of 

 Baton Rouge, is Secretary of the Society. 



