ABEL, J. J., Arthur Robertson Cushny and Pharmacology,
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Airy or "Roots of Mountains' Theory, W. Bowie, 371
Albatross II, H. B. BIGELOW, 500

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Algebraic Numbers and Division, J. C. FIELDS, 553
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Amoeba Proteus, The Contractile Vacuole Granules in,
M. M. METCALF, 523

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Archeological Soc., Wis., Awards, 518

Arithmetic, American, Earliest Known, L. C. KARPINSKI,

193

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Armour Inst. of Tech. and Northwestern Univ.,
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ARTHUR, J. C., and F. D. KERN, Conversations with Euro-
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Arylthioureas, Formation of Arylguanidines and Aryl-
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Askenasy Experiment, C. H. ARNDT, 527
Astronomic Education, Popular, G. C. FISHER, 81
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Atmometer Spheres, B. E. LIVINGSTON and J. D. WILSON,
362

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C. A. MERRITT and G. MOULTON, 21; in Iron, A. C.
SWINNERTON, 74

Bacterial Leafspot on Squash, M. K. BRYAN, 165
Bacteriophage, does it respire?, J. BRONFENBRENNER, 51
BAITSELL, G. A., Tissue Culture, T. S. P. Strangeways,
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Baker, Ira Osborn, 374

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Barton, Samuel Marx, J. K. ROBERTS, 249
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BEEBE, W., The Humboldt Current, 91; Tropical Research
of N. Y. Zool. Soc., 515

Beets, Sugar, Curly-top of, E. CARSNER, 213

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Electricity, 571

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BIGELOW, H. B., The Albatross II, 500
Biological, Sciences, National Research Fellowships in,
395, F. R. LILLIE, 590; Laboratory, at Cold Spring
Harbor, 419; Station Barro Colorado Island, V. KEL-
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Biologists, Program for, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 635
Biology, Experimental, Federation of Amer. Societies for,
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"Bios," M. B. MACDONALD, 187

Blood Studies in Anesthesia, H. J. STANDER and A. H.
RADELET, 642

BOLTWOOD, B. B., Chemistry and Pure Science, 345
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L. O. HOWARD and H. G. DYAR, 457

BORING, E. G., Citations of Scientific Literature, 456
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Botanical Publications, J. M. COULTER, 71

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BOWEN, R. H., Structure of Plant Protoplasm, 620
BOWIE, W., The Airy or "Roots of Mountains" Theory,

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Bragg, W. H., and W. L., X-Rays and Crystal Structure,
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British, Science News Service, C. W. H., 335; Assoc. for
the Adv. of Science, Oxford Meeting, 396
BRONFENBRENNER, J., Does Bacteriophage respire?, 51
BROWN, B., Luminous Spider, 383

BROWN, E. D., Soc. for Pharmacol. and Exper. Thera-
peutics, 192

BROWNE, C. A., Sir John Burchmore Harrison, 587
Brown's Park Formation, O. A. PETERSON, 231
BRYAN, M. K., Bacterial Leafspot on Squash, 165
Buller, A. H. R., Researches on Fungi, G. P. C., 571
BURR, F. F., Woodpeckers and the Automobile, 524