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Rhode Island 
South Carolina 
South Dakota 
Tennessee 
Texa. 
Utah 
Virginia 
'Washington 
"Test Virginia 
77i scons in 
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Mexico 
Dr« A, E* Stene, Entomologist, Agricultural Experiment 
Station, Kingston,' 
Prof. Franklin Sherman, Division of Entomology and Zoology, 
Clams on College, 
Mr, 2&'*3L» B runs to n t Extension Entomologist, CI ems on College. 
Prof. S» CI* Sevarin, State Entomologist, Agricultural Experiment 
Station, Brookings. 
Prof. &• M, Beniley, State Entomologist and plant Pathologist, 
State Board of Agriculture, ICnoxvillc. 
Mr. P. L. Thomas, Agricultural Experiment Station, College. 
Station. 
Mr. m J. Pack, Entomologist, Agricultural Experiment Station, 
Logan. 
Mr. P. J. Chapman, Entomologist, Virginia Track Experiment 
Station, Norfolk* 
Prof. 77. J. Sclioene, State Entomologist, Crop Pest Commission, 
Blacks burg. 
Prof. R. L. V/ehstor, Head, Department of Zoology, Stake 
College of '.Tashington, Pullman. 
Prof. L. M» Peairs, Entomologist, Agricultural Experiment 
Station, M.organtOY.-n. 
Prof, 77. E, Rumscy, State Entomologist, Agricultural Experi- 
ment Station, Morgajitorrn. 
Mr. E, L« Chambers, State Entomologist, Room 14, Capitol 
Annex, Madison. 
Prof. H* P. TJilson, Entomologist, University of ",,'isconsin, 
Madison, 
Mr. P. V,'. Boyd, Chief Deputy State Entomologist, Laramie* 
Dr. A. Dampf, Avenida Insurgentes 171, Mexico, D. P. Mexico. 
Dr. A. 77, Morrill, Cajeme, Sonora, (California address: 815 
Hill Street, Los Angeles^) 
