Correspondence desired. Entomology and botany.—Paul L. Smith, 3348 Indiana Av., Chicago, Ill.
Postmarks and fossils (Lingulipis pinnaformis) for books on zoölogy. Write first.—Chas. F. Baker, St. Croix Falls, Wis.
Cecropia moths for other lepidoptera.—W. B. Greenleaf, Box 311, Normal Park, Ill.
Correspondence with other Chapters earnestly desired.—Stephen R. Wood, Sec. 776, Oakland, Cal.
Florida (east coast) shells, star-fishes, coquina, small live alligators, etc., etc., for anything rare or curious.—J. Earle Bacon, Ormond, Volusia Co., Fla.
Coquina, trap-rock, asphaltum, Skates' egg-case, key-hole shell, and cocoons.—C. R. Sleight, Sec. Ch. 409, Sag Harbor, L. I., N. Y.
All kinds of Chinese curiosities for fine Indian relics.—Kurt Kleinschmidt, Box 752, Helena, Montana.
| Chapters, New and Reorganized. | |||
| No. | Name. | No. of members. | Address. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 957 | Galveston, Texas (B) | 9 | Emma E. Walden, Cor. 34th and N. 1/2 streets. |
| 958 | Greenup, Ky. (A) | 20 | Mrs. Geo. Gibbs, Box 104. |
| 959 | Hartwick Sem., N. Y. (A) | 5 | Alfred A. Hiller. |
| 960 | Geneva, N. Y. (C) | 6 | F. H. Bachman, Box 559. |
| 961 | Hartford, Conn. (G) | 12 | Austin H. Pease, 4 Canton street. |
| 962 | Kansas City, Mo. (B) | 5 | R. F. Breeze, 611 E. 17th St. |
| 963 | Geddes, N. Y. (A) | 4 | G. E. Avery, Box 76. |
| 964 | Manchester, Iowa (A) | 20 | Fred Blair. |
| 965 | Three Rivers, Mich. (A) | 7 | G. W. Daniels. |
| 966 | Randolph, Ill. (A) | 24 | Miss Grace Stewart. |
| 863 | Hinsdale, Ill. (B) | 9 | N. H. Webster. |
| 60 | Rockport, Mass, (A) | 12 | Chas. H. Andrews. |
| 145 | Indianapolis, Ind. (A) | 8 | G. L. Payne, care of T. B. Linn. |
| 352 | Amherst, Mass. | 4 | Miss Edith S. Field. |
| Disbanded. | |||
| 349 | Linden, N. J. | — | E. H. Schram. [Members removed.] |
| 494 | Northfield, Vt. | — | T. M. Hitt. |
| 535 | Chapel Hill, N. J. | — | Miss Clara J. Martin. |
| 371 | Granville, O. | — | Miss Ida M. Sanders. |
| 83 | St. Louis (A) | — | Maud M. Love. [Members removed.] |
| 83 | Duncannon, Pa. | — | Miss Annie I. Jackson. |