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POWERS - WHIGHTMAN - ROSEN- 
GARTEN CoO., Philadelphia, Pa.: 20 
specimens of medicinal chemicals 
(65812). 
PRASHAD, Dr. B. 
Zoological Survey. ) 
PRENTISS, Dr. Exuiott C., El Paso, 
Tex. : 2 specimens of cacti (65673). 
PRICK, Ernest B., Vice Consul in 
(See under India, 
charge at Canton, China (through - 
Department of State, Washington, 
D.C.) : 7 photographs of poppy fields 
in Fukien Province, China (66603). 
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Depart- 
ment of Geology, Princeton, N. J.: 
(through A. F. Buddington) : 3 speci- 
mens of minerals from New York 
(65702, exchange). 
PRUITT, Bertiz, Lomax, N. C.: Eggs 
of a luna moth (66345). 
PURDUE UNIVERSITY, Department 
of Botany, La Fayette, Ind.: 26 
specimens of rusts (65728). 
PURPUS, Dr. J. A., Botanical Garden, 
Darmstadt, Germany: 8 _ plants 
(65728, exchange). 
QUEHL, L., Halle bei Saale, Germany : 
plant, Mammillaria (66719,  ex- 
change). 
RADIUM CO. OF COLORADO (INC.), 
THE (through Mr. F. L. Hess): 2 
specimens of ‘ Kentsmithite”’ from 
Long Park, Montrose County, Colo., 
collected by James S. James (65986). 
RADIUM INFORMATION SERVICE, 
New York City: 3 specimens of car- 
notite ore from the Long Park, Colo., 
properties of the Radium Luminous 
Material Corporation (66623). 
RADIUM TREATMENT AND SANA- 
TORIUM CO., THE, Silver City, 
N. Y.: Samples of torbernite from 
White Signal, Grant County, N. Mex. 
(66694). 
RAINBOW RIDGE MINING CO. 
(through Archie Rice, New York 
City): A series of opal specimens in 
the rough, from the mines of the 
Rainbow Ridge Mining Co., located 
in Humboldt County, Nev. (65978). 
RAMSDEN, Dr. C. T., Guantanamo, 
Cuba: A collection of reptiles, ba- 
trachians, moths, and isopods, the 
latter comprising the type and 14 
REPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1921. 
RAMSDEN, Dr. C. T.—Continued. 
paratypes of Cubaris ramsdeni, new 
species, from “El Ocujal,” Guan- 
tanamo, Cuba (65586), 10 isopods 
representing a new species of Pseu- 
darmadillo (66312). 
RAVENEL, WILLIAM DEC., U. S. Na- 
tional Museum: Memorial certificate 
issued by the United States Govern- 
ment and memorial certificate issued 
by the French Government in com- 
memoration of the death of Second 
Lieut. William deC. Ravenel, jr., 
U. S. Air Service, killed in line of 
duty June 380, 1918; also a bronze 
victory service medal awarded to 
Lieutenant Ravenel by the U. 8S. 
War Department, and a bronze cross 
awarded by the citizens of the Dis- 
trict of Columbia (65502); hobble 
of finely braided rawhide from <Ar- 
gentina, South America (65585) ; an 
old pharmaceutical balance (65893). 
REED, Dr. Epwyn P., Valparaiso, Chile 
(through Dr. Alexander Wetmore) : 
Snake and 3 lizards collected in Val- 
paraiso (66595). 
REED, Lieut. RicHarp C., U. S. Navy. 
Supply Corps, U. S. Navy, Tutuila, 
Samoa: 12 bird skins, 1 fish, para- 
sitic flies and centipede eggs, all 
from Samoa (66102, 66440). 
REESIDH, J. B., Jr. (See under In- 
stituto de la Salle, Bogota, Colom- 
bia.) 
REICHE, Kart, Mexico, Mexico: 23 
plants (66398, 66619). 
REID, Eart D., U. 8S. National Mu- 
seum: 33 fishes, and 16 inverte- 
brates from Chesapeake Beach, Md. 
(65205, 6538383); 60 pairs of ear 
stones (otoliths) dissected from the 
heads of fishes obtained in the Wash- 
ington markets (66186). 
REINHARD, E., Buffalo, N. Y.: 8 
specimens of Silurian and Devonian 
fossils from New York State (66003). 
REINHARD, H. J., Texas Agricultural 
Experiment Station, College Station, 
Tex.: Mollusk, Succinea luteola, and 
a dermestid beetle, Trogoderma, 
species, from College Station 
(66618). 
