Abbot, C. G., Work of, 641

Activation in Passive Metals, R. S. LILLIE, 51

Adami, J. G., Study of Evolution, J. P. McM., 601

AGERSBORG, H. P. K., Nematodes on Marketable

Fishes, 493

Bequests, of Mrs. Sage, 508; DeLamar, for Med-
ical Research, 614

BERRY, E. W., Fossil Plants, A. C. Seward, 94

BIGELOW, F. H., Abbot's Theory of Pyrheliometer,

417

BIGELOW, M. H., Zoology and Human Welfare, 1
Biolectric Phenomena, L. H. HYMAN, 518
Biology, Experimental, and General Physiology, 217
Birds, Abundance, Migration and Range in, J. T.
NICHOLS, 168; Migratory, and Bird-treaty Act,

567

BIRGE, R. T., Rydberg Universal Constant N., 47

Birth Statistics in Registration Area of Únited

States, 497

BLAKESLEE, A. F., Fragrance in Verbena Flowers,
298

Blood, Volume, A. H. SMITH, 21; Flow and Res-
piratory Movements, F. H. PIKE, 121

BLUMBERG, H., Mathematical Instruction and the

War, 296

Bôcher, Maxime, 534

Body-vermin, Suppression of, 337

Bollworm, Pink, Origin of, C. L. MARLATT, 309

Book and Newspaper Materials, Need for Better,

R. W. SHUFELDT, 369

Botany, Position and Prospects of, W. L. CROZIER,

193; after the War, B. M. DAVIS, 514

Bradford, Dean Edward H., Retirement of, 132

BRANNER, J. C., South America, N. B. Allen, 249

Bread, Whole-wheat, R. A. DUTCHER, 116; War, H.

SNYDER, 154; Prevention of Rope in, L. J. HEN-

DERSON, 247; Barley, L. L. LANDENBERGER and

W. MORSE, 269; Physical Chemistry of, E. J.

COHN and L. J. HENDERSON, 501

British, Educational Mission, 433; Proposed, Insti-

tute, 539; Medical Research Committee, 639

Britton, Nathaniel Lord, Flora of Bermuda, J. W.

HARSHBERGER, 46

Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 85

BROOKS, C. F., Rainfall of United States, 69
BROWN, F. B. H., Scalariform Pitting, 16

Brown Rot, E. F. SMITH, and G. H. GODFREY, 42
BRUNTON, D. W., War Committee of Technical So-
cieties, 242