Report on the Spring Migration of 1918. 



COMPILED BY WITMER STONE. 



Forty-seven sch-edules were returned by the D. V. 0. C. 

 Migration Corps for the season of 1918 as listed below. Addi- 

 tional observers are desired especially at stations within ten 

 miles of Philadelphia. Names of competent observers and ap- 

 plications for blank schedules should be sent to Dr. Witm-er 

 Stone, Academy of Natural Sciences, Logan Square, Philadel- 

 phia. 



New Jersey. 



Cape May, H. W. Hand. Beverly, J. F. Street. 



Atlantic City, Mrs. N. S. Moorestown, Miss A. A. Mickle, 



Cromie. S. S. Haines, M. A. Linton, 



Vineland, Mrs. A. K. Prince. Mrs. V. Wierman, Wm. B. 



Downstown, W. W. Fair. 

 Camden, J. K. Potter. 

 Audubon, J. W. Tatum. 



Evans and Miss L. M. Jacob. 

 Rancocas, Miss E. Haines. 

 Allentown, Miss Emma Gordon. 



Mt. Holly, N. D. W. Pumyea. Bordentown, Miss M. V. Flynn. 

 Beverly, D. G. Baird. 



Pennsylvania. 

 Concordville, Miss E. P. and Wayne, C. E. Alexander, 



West Chester, R. P. Sharpies. 

 West Chester, I. G. Roberts. 



J. F. Styer. 

 Media, Miss L. G. Allen. 

 Moylan, Miss J. H. Binney. 

 Swarthmore, Samuel C. 



Palmer. 

 Addinghavn, D. E. Culver. 

 Ridley Park, R. L. Lloyd. 

 Lansdowne, J. D. Carter. 

 Lansdowne, G. H. Hallett, Jr. 

 Cobb's Creek Park, W. Phila., 



G. Gordon Mahey and E. P. 



Richardson. 



West Chester, Miss S. C. 



DeHaven. 

 West Chester, Mrs. H. P. 



Brinton. 

 West Chester, C. E. Ehinger. 

 West Chester, C. K- Hummels- 



bach. 

 Hatboro, Rev, A. Patman. 

 Three Tuns, Miss E. C. Cox. 

 Langhorne, H. W. Fowler. 



Chestnut Hill, W. H. Trotter. Doylestown, G. MacReynolds. 

 Germantown, Stewardson Forest Grove, Miss A. K. 



Brown. Bewlev. 



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