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No.

CONTENTS

4. Naval auxiliary merchant marine, speech by W. G. McAdoo.

9. Rural credits, speech by Morris Sheppard.

10. Address on merchant marine by Duncan U. Fletcher.

11. Alleged rebates to United States Steel Corporation.

12. Report on investigation of Little Kanawha Railroad.

13. Production, transportation, and marketing of crude petroleum.

14. Proposed acquisition of Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.

17. John Warwick Daniel, address at unveiling of statue, by William M. Thornton.

20. Acts, etc., of 8th Legislative Assembly of Porto Rico, Jan. 11-Mar. 11, 1915.

26. Experimental tests of Matanuska coal for naval vessels.

227. Estimated revenue from duties on tea, sugar, and automobile horsepower.

228. Modification of seamen's act, petition of American Association of Japan.

229. Conditions at navy yard at Brooklyn, N. Y.

230. Inland waterway from New York Bay to Gulf of Mexico.

231. Naval policy with present requirements.

232. Protection of lands along Colorado River in Imperial Valley.

233. Mining and Metallurgical Society of America and others.

237. Claim of Norway on account of crew of Norwegian ship Ingrid.

238. Postal service and Latin American trade, by Daniel C. Roper.

239. Permanent agriculture and social welfare, address by Thomas F. Hunt.

240. Direct dealing between producer and consumer.

241. Metric system in export trade.

/242. Report on government of Philippine Islands.

243. Permanent tariff commission, address by Thomas P. Gore.

245. International peace tribunal, letter from Oscar T. Crosby.

246. Power of Federal Government over development of water power.

249. Strategic value of inland waterways, address by Willard Saulsbury.

250. Papers relating to national prohibition.

251. Atlantic fleet in 1915.

254. Prohibition, address by William J. Bryan.

256. Monument to John Tyler, address at unveiling by Armistead C. Gordon.

260. National preparedness, address by President, Jan. 27, 1916.

261. Information relative to army posts..

262. Fertilizer situation in United States.

263. National defense, speech by Henry C. Lodge.

264. Report of National Academy of Sciences, calendar year 1915.

307. Mount Kearsarge and Mount Pequawket, New Hampshire.

308. Back to the Constitution, article by Walter Clark.

⚫ 309. Sugar statistics by Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association.

310. Production, consumption, and price of gasoline.

311. Preparedness for national defense, address by Samuel Gompers.

312. Peril of private munition plants, address by G. H. Perris.

313. After the war is over, speech by Porter J. McCumber.

319. Conference report on further urgent deficiency bill.

320, Article on merchant marine by Herbert Quick.

321. Statement relative to Government public buildings.

323. Preparations for peace, address by Walter L. Fisher.

324. Affairs in Mexico.