INDEX. 



Page. 

 Ab.stracts of papers, committee, names 93 



Agrieultunil methods, reduction of insect losses 1-3-14 



Agriculture, benefits from entomology and other sciences 6 



Alabama argiJktcea, Georgia report for 1004 (see also "Army worm") 70 



Anabrus simplex. See Cricket, Mormon. 



Anasa tristis, squash bug, Ohio report for 1904 .50 



Anisota senatoria, Georgia report for 1904 72 



Ant, Iridomyrmex humilis, distribution and depredations (see also Ants). 81-84 



of slave insects 80,81 



life history, notes 70,84 



nests, eggs, etc., remarks 79-80 



" New Orleans," report by E. S. G. Titus 79-84 



Anthoniyia radicnm, Colorado report for 1904 .'59-60 



Anthonomus grandis. »S'ee Boll weevil. 



Anthrenus verbasci, cabinet beetle, observations 48 



Ants, common, destruction by ant, Iridowiirmex humilis (see also Ant) 83 



Cuban, destructive habits 29 



remedies for prevention and destruction 84 



Aphides, distribution and care by ants 80,81 



Aphis, apple, Colorado report for 1904 58, .59 



Aphis uos-siipii. melon aphis, Colorado report for 1904 60 



pcrsica' ui(/er. peach aphis, Colorado report for 1004 .59 



povii. green apple aphis, Colorado report for 1904 59 



prunifolur. plum aphis, Colorado report for 1904 :. 58 



Apis indica, I^last Indian bee, study 108 



Apple aphis, Colorado rei)ort for 1904 58,59 



infestation with codling moth in Colorado in 1904 58 



injury l)y insects in Georgia in 1904 70 



maggot, Ohio report, 1904 : 51 



varieties affected l)y leaf-hopper. Einpoasca mali 43 



"Army worm," or leaf worm, value in control of cotton boll weevil 30 



Arsenate of lead, handling and usefulness 73 



use against codling moth in Colorado in 1904 58 



grapevine rootworm in New York 52 



soda, insecticide use, note 73 



Arsenates, use against sweet potato weevil 67 



Ash trees, injury by insect, Dyiiasles tityas, in Georgia, note 72 



Aspidiotiis forbesi. cherry scale, Colorado report for 1904 .59 



lioirardi. Colorado report for 1904 59 



perniciosHs. See San Jose scale. 



Atta i)istilaris, Cuban ant, habits 29 



Audubon Park, La., observation of first appearance of ant, Iridomyrmex 



hum His 79 



Aitlacaspis /osfr, Colorado, 1904. report of first appearance 59 



Bagworm, Ohio report, 1904 50 



Balaniiiiis caryw. Georgia report for 1904; parasite 70,73 



Balm of Gilead. insect infestation in Colorado in 1904, note 59 



Balsam, injury by buffalo tree-hoppers, note 51 



Bedbug (CUnocoris lectiilaria) , desti'uction by hydrocyanic-acid gas 95-96 



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