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JACKSON, rrof. H. S., Pnrctee Uni- 

 versity, Lafayette, Intl.: 28 speci- 

 mens of rusts from the United States 



(64753, exchange) . 

 JAMES, Mrs. Julian-, Washington, 

 D. C. : Hair dressing outfit, and a 

 bonk entitled "Chats on Costumes" 

 by C. Woolliscroft Rhead, R. E., 

 New York, 190G (304 pages) 

 (63883) ; pair of child's red Russia 

 leather shoes (63849). Loan. 



(See also under Andrew Hussey 

 Allen, Miss Mabel T. Boardmau, Mrs. 

 Joseph Stanley Brown, Mrs. R. Bar- 

 rett Browning, Mrs. Albert Cottle. 

 Mrs. Richard S. Fuller, Mrs. John 

 D. Larkin, Mrs. F. E. Partington, 

 Miss Sidney Price, Mrs. C. W. Rich- 

 ardson, and Mrs. Wood row Wilson). 

 JANSE, A., Care, Mr. William Schaus, 

 F. S. National Museum. 100 moths 

 from South Africa (65099). 

 JENNINGS, ESTATE OF ALLAN H. 

 (through Miss Estelle Louise Jen- 

 nings, executrix, New York City) : 

 1298 birds, 13 mammals, and 2 glass 

 sponges, a collection chiefly from 

 North America and the Bahama 

 Islands (64454). 

 JEWISH WELFARE BOARD, NA- 

 TIONAL HEADQUARTERS, New 

 York City (through Col. Harry Cut- 

 ler, chairman) : Jewish prayer shawl 

 (talith) in two pieces, and one 

 phylactery, which were secured by 

 Mr. John Goldhaar, Field Secretary 

 of the Jewish Welfare Board, from 

 the Synagogue of Rheims, France, 

 after the invasion of the German 

 Army (64002). 

 JIMENEZ, Otox, San Jose, -Costa 

 Rica (through Dr. H. Pittier) : 105 

 plants from Costa Rica (64094. 

 6440S). 

 JOHANNSEN, Prof. O. A., Cornell 

 University, Ithaca, N. Y. ; Specimen 

 of helomyzid (64520). 

 J( (HANSEN, Fritz, Geological Survey, 

 Victoria Memorial Museum, Ottawa, 

 Canada: 2 catfish, Ameimrus nehu- 

 to&KS, collected in the vicinity of 

 Ottawa, Canada, and 18 amphipods. 

 representing 2 species, from Quebec, 

 Canada (64871, 65038). 



JOHNSON, Mrs. A. B. (See under 



Miss Bertha Cohen.) 

 .K HINSON, Fraxic Texney, New York 

 City (through the Government Loan 

 Organization, New York City) : 

 Painting by the donor entitled 

 "Camel Supply Train Resting" 

 (05133). 

 JOHNSON, Hakkt, Tucuru, Alta Yara- 

 paz, Guatemala: 3 plants, cactus 

 (64938) ; through the Office of For- 

 eign Seed Plant Introduction, Bu- 

 reau of Plant Industry, U. S. De- 

 partment of Agriculture, Washing- 

 ton, D. C. : 200 plants from Guate- 

 mala (649S8). 

 JOHNSON, Ralph Cross, Washington, 

 D. C. : Landscape " Dedham Yalley," 

 by John Constable (1776-1837) ; also 

 2 paintings " The Doctor's' Yisit " by 

 Jan Steen (1636-89)', and " Christ in 

 the Temple " by G. B. Tiepolo (1696- 

 1770) (64940, loan). 

 JONES, E. E-, Miami, Ariz. : Beetle, 



Di/nastcs yranti Horn (64056). 

 JONES, Fraxcis C, New York City 

 (through the Government Loan Or- 

 ganization, New York City) : 2 

 paintings by the donor entitled 

 " Trail of the Hun " and " Hour' 

 Again" (05146). 

 JONES, H. Boi-tox, New York City 

 (through the Government Loan Or- 

 ganization, New York City) : Paint- 

 ings by the donor entitled " The Fin- 

 ger of the Hun" and "Wheat for 

 the Allies "(65145). 

 JONES, J. Ira. Jackson, Tenn. : Speci- 

 men of fossil wood from Jackson, 

 Tennessee (64033). 



JONES, Stocktox W., Silver Spring, 

 Md. : 4 mosaics brought from Italy 

 about 1S72 (04602). 



JONES, Hon. W. L. (See under Sen- 

 ate of the United States, Committee 

 on Commerce.) 



JORDAN, Dr. David Starr ( See under 

 Leland Stanford Junior University). 



JORGENSEN, Pedro, Botanical Gar- 

 dens, Asuncion, Paraguay : 100 but- 

 terflies from Argentina (05111). 



