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LIBRARY 
Miss Mabel Colcord, Librarian. 
NEW BOOKS. 















| Argentine Republic- Ministerio de agricultura- Comision nacional para propagar 
; la Prospaltella berlesei How. Destruccion de la Diaspis por la Pros- 
paltela i916; 3. resumen. Buenos Aires, 1916. 39p., col. pl., map. 
Haland, C. A. Insect enemies. London, 1916. 223p. illus. 
Georgia State College of Agriculture. Bulletins. 
v. 5, no. 6 [whole no. 115] Dec. 1916. Gotton production under boll 
weevil conditions. L,. HE. Rast. 
ve. 5, no. 8 [whole no. 117] Jan. 1917. Reorganization of farms in 
boli weevil territory. J, R. Fain and 8. H. Starr. 
‘King, W. V. The effect of cold upon malaria parasites in the mosquito host. 
(Jour. Exp. Med. v. 25, no. 3, p. 495-498, pl. 38. March 1, 1917.) 
| La lutte contre les sauterelles dans les divers pays. Rome, 1916. 
16, 186p. {At head of title: Institute International d'Agriculture. 
Bureau des renseignements agricoles e+ des maladies des plantes) 
Mitzmain, M. B. Is mosquito or man the winter carrier of malaria organisms? 
Washington, D. C., Dec. 1916. 32p., 19 fig. {U. S. Public Health 
Service. Public Health Bulletin 84) 
Sollmann, Torald. Manual of pharmacology and its applications to thera- 
peutics and toxicology. Philadelphia and London, 1917. 90lp. 
Viereck, H. L. Guide to the insects of Connecticut. Prepared under the 
direction of W. BE. Britton. Part III, The Hymenoptera or wasp-like 
insects, of Connecticut... Hartford, 1916. 824p., 10 pl. (Conn- 
ecticut geological and natural history survey bul. 22) 
Weiss, H. B. Nursery inspection: The importance of legislation against crop 
pests. Trenton, N. J., 1916. 51-64p. (New Jersey Dept. Agr. Bul. 2, 
Dec. 191 6) | 
BEE CULTURE, 
E. F. Phillips, In Charge. 
George H. Rea was absent from his work in North Carolina during most of 
- February on account of the death of his wife and also on account of ill health. 
q Kennith Hawkins spent the month in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. A 
series of beekeepers’ meetings has been arranged by the State Entomologist of 
Texas, which will begin March 26. Mr. Hawkins will attend these. At the close 
of this work he will return for work in Virginia. 
bh. F. Phillips attended the meeting of the Pennsylvania State Beekeepers’ 
‘Association at Harrisburg, on March 2nd and 8d. He also went to Knoxville, Tenn., 
on March 15 to consult with C. E. Bartholomew and the Extension Director concern- 
ing the summer extension work in Tennessee. 
