Peach Stop Back' and Tarnished Plant Bug

T. J. HEADLEE. A Brood Study of the Codling Moth

President's Address

OTTO HEIDEMANN. The Sugar-cane Tingid from Mexico

G. W. HERRICK. Abstract of Paper on the Cherry Fruit Flies
Some External Insect Parasites of Domestic Fowls

C. G. HEWITT. The Imperial Bureau of Entomology

W. E. HINDS. Powdered Arsenate of Lead as an Insecticide
C. F. HOLGE. A New Fly Trap

H. E. Ho! GKISS. Fall Spraying for the Pear Psylla

New Species of Maple Mites

T. E. HOLLOWAY. Some Methods of Handling Minute Hymenopter
ous Parasites

L. (). HOWARD. Economie Entomology at the Second International
Congress of Entomology

H. B. HUNGERFORD. The Success of a Two spray Calendar in a
Kansas Orchard

W. D. HUNTER. American Interest in Medical Entomology

S. J. HUNTER. Apparatus for Maintenance of Thermal Climatic
Conditions (summarized in discussion)

Pellegra and the Sand Fly, II

F. A. JOHNSTON. On the Feeding Habits of Pimpla (Itoplectis)
conquisitor Say

T. H. JONES. Some Notes on Laphygma frugiperda in Porto Rico
C. L. MARLATT. The Federal Plant Quarantine Aet

A. C. MORGAN and G. A. RUNNER. Some Experiments with Roent-
gen Rays upon the Cigarette Beetle, Lastoderma serricorne

A. W. MORRILL. Co operation between State Horticultural In
spectors

Entomological Pioneering in Arizona

WILMON NEWELL. Notes on the Rice Water Weevil, Lissorhoptrus
simpler Say, and its Control

W. C. O'KANF. Arsenical Residues on Fruit"

P. J. PARROTT. New Destructive Insects in New York

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P. J. PARROTT and B. B. FULTON. Notes on Tree Crickets

E. M. PATCH. A Note on Two Elm Leaf Aphids

H. J. QUAYLE.
W. A. RILEY. Some Recent Manuals of Parasitology

177

316

Some Natural Enemies of Spiders and Mites

85

416

A. H. ROSENFELD. Peculiar Effects of the Sting of a Wasp

225

W. J. SCHOENE. Notes on Comparative Tests with Zinc Arsenite
and Arsenate of Lead

157

H. H. P. SEVERIN. Precautions Taken and the Dangers of Introduc-

ing the Mediterranean Fruit Fly, Ceratitis capitata Wied.,

into the United States

68

The Life History of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly, Ceratitis

capitata, with a list of Fruits Attacked in the Hawaiian

Islands

H. H. P. SEVERIN and H. C. SEVERIN. Historical Account of the Use

of Kerosene to Trap the Mediterranean Fruit fly, Ceratitis

capitata

399

347

G. D. SHAFER. How Contact Insecticides Kill*

160

H. A. SURFACE. What Besides Inspection?

265

J. G. O. TEPPER. Note on the Flowering and Fruitbearing of
Yucca aloifolia in South Australia

359

P. H. TIMBERLAKE. Preliminary Report on the Parasites of Coccus
hesperidum in California

293

C. H. T. TOWNSEND. A Brief Report on the Piojo Blanco of Cotton

318

The 1912 Outbreak of Alabama argillacea in Peru

244

The Peruvian Fruit-fly, Anastrepha peruviana n. sp.

345

The Possible and Probable Etiology and Transmission of Ver-
ruga Fever

211

Preliminary Report on the Picudo of Cotton in Peru

303

☛F. W. URICH. Notes on Some Mexican Sugar-cane Insects from

Santa Lucrecia

247

D. L. VAN DINE. The Insects Affecting Sugar-cane in Porto Rico

251

F. L. WASHBURN. A Successful Trap for Cockroaches

Notes on Inspection

327

259

J. R. WATSON. An Unusual Type of Injury Due to a Thrips

413

R. L. WEBSTER. The Arrangement of Material in an Entomological

Bulletin

180

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Notes on Gypona octolineata

H. B. WEISS. Notes on the Negative Geotropism of Corythucu

ciliata, Adalia bipunctata, Coccinella 9-notata and Megilla

fuscilabris

H. F. WILSON. Notes on Podabrus pruinosus

G. N. WOLCOTT. Report on a Trip to Demerara, Trinidad and

Barbados During the Winter of 1913

W. W. YOTHERS. The Effects of Oil Insecticides on Citrus Trees

and Fruits

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS

(Organized in 1889)
OFFICERS

President

P. J. PARROTT, Geneva, N. Y.

First Vice-President

E. L. WORSHAM, Atlanta, Ga.

Second Vice-President

WILMON NEWELL, College Station, Texas.

Secretary

A. F. BURGESS, Melrose Highlands, Mass.

LIST OF MEETINGS AND PAST OFFICERS

First Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., Nov. 12-14, 1889. President, C. V. Riley; First Vice-President, S. A. Forbes; Second Vice-President, A. J. Cook; Secretary, John B. Smith.

Second Annual Meeting, Champaign, Ill., Nov. 11-13, 1890. (The same officers had charge of this meeting.)

Third Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., Aug. 17–18, 1891. President, James Fletcher; First Vice-President, F. H. Snow; Second Vice-President, Herbert Osborn; Secretary, L. O. Howard.

Fourth Annual Meeting, Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 15-16, 1892. President, J. A. Lintner; First Vice-President, S. A. Forbes; Second Vice-President, J. H. Comstock; Secretary, F. M. Webster.

Fifth Annual Meeting, Madison, Wis., Aug. 14-16, 1893. President, S. A. Forbes; First Vice-President, C. J. S. Bethune; Second Vice-President, John B. Smith; Secretary, H. Garman.

Sixth Annual Meeting, Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 14-15, 1894. President, L. 0. Howard; First Vice-President, John B. Smith; Second Vice-President, F. L. Harvey; Secretary, C. P. Gillette.

Seventh Annual Meeting, Springfield, Mass., Aug. 27-28, 1895. President, John B. Smith; First Vice-President, C. H. Fernald; Secretary, C. L. Marlatt.

Eight Annual Meeting, Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 21-22, 1896. President, C. H. Fernald; First Vice-President, F. M. Webster; Second Vice-President, Herbert Osborn; Secretary, C. L. Marlatt.

Ninth Annual Meeting, Detroit, Mich., Aug. 12-13, 1897. President, F. M. Webster; First Vice-President, Herbert Osborn; Second Vice-President, Lawrence Bruner; Secretary, C. L. Marlatt.

Tenth Annual Meeting, Boston, Mass., Aug. 19-20, 1898. President, Herbert Osborn; First Vice-President, Lawrence Bruner; Second Vice-President, C. P. Gillette; Secretary, C. L. Marlatt.

Eleventh Annual Meeting, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 18-19, 1899. President, C. L. Marlatt; First Vice-President, Lawrence Bruner; Second Vice-President, C. P. Gillette; Secretary, A. H. Kirkland.

Twelfth Annual Meeting, New York, N. Y., June 22-23, 1900. President, Lawrence Bruner; First Vice-President, C. P. Gillette; Second Vice-President, E. H. Forbush; Secretary, A. H. Kirkland.

Thirteenth Annual Meeting, Denver, Colo., Aug. 23-24, 1901. President, C. P. Gillette; First Vice-President, A. D. Hopkins; Second Vice-President, E. P. Felt; Secretary, A. L. Quaintance.

Fourteenth Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pa., June 27-28, 1902. President, A. D. Hopkins; First Vice-President, E. P. Felt; Second Vice-President, T. D. A. Cockerell; Secretary, A. L. Quaintance.

Fifteenth Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., Dec. 26-27, 1902. President, E. P. Felt; First Vice-President, W. H. Ashmead; Second Vice-President, Lawrence Bruner; Secretary, A. L. Quaintance.

Sixteenth Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 29-31, 1903. President, M. V. Slingerland; First Vice-President, C. M. Weed; Second Vice-President, Henry Skinner; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Seventeenth Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 29-30, 1904. President, A. L. Quaintance; First Vice-President, A. F. Burgess; Second Vice-President, Mary E. Murtfeldt; Secretary, H. E. Summers.

Eighteenth Annual Meeting, New Orleans, La., Jan. 1-4, 1906. President, H. Garman; First Vice-President, E. D. Sanderson; Second Vice-President, F. L. Washburn; Secretary, H. E. Summers.

Nineteenth Annual Meeting, New York, N. Y., Dec. 28-29, 1906. President, A. H. Kirkland; First Vice-President, W. E. Britton; Second Vice-President, H. A. Morgan; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Twentieth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 27-28, 1907. President, H. A. Morgan; First Vice-President, H. E. Summers; Second Vice-President, W. D. Hunter; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Twenty-first Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Md., Dec. 28-29, 1908. President, S. A. Forbes; First Vice-President, W. E. Britton; Second Vice-President, E. D. Ball; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Twenty-second Annual Meeting, Boston, Mass., Dec. 28-29, 1909. President, W. E. Britton; First Vice-President, E. D. Ball; Second Vice-President, H. E. Summers; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Twenty-third Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 28-29, 1910. President, E. D. Sanderson; First Vice-President, H. T. Fernald; Second Vice-President, P. J. Parrott; Secretary, A. F. Burgess.

Twenty-fourth Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., Dec. 27-29, 1911. President, F. L. Washburn; First Vice-President, E. D. Ball; Second Vice-President, R. H. Pettit; Secretary, A. F. Burgess,

Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 1-3, 1913. President, W. D. Hunter; First Vice-President, T. J. Headlee; Second Vice-President, R. A. Cooley; Secretary, A. F. Burgess,