an Trees for Planting in the North.
W. N. Roper, Petersburg, Virginia 92

Discussion 95

The Scolytus Beetle. Prof. G. W. Herrick, Ithaca, New York 96

Discussion 99

The Persian Walnut in California. Prof. E. R. Lake,
Washington, D. C. 100

Discussion 102

Is There a Future for Juglans Regia and Hicoria Pecan in New York
and New England? Prof. John Craig, Ithaca, N. Y. 106

Resolutions and Executive Session 109

Exhibits 110

Appendix 111

Miscellaneous Notes 111

Report of Committee on Exhibits 111

Prize Nuts 112

Report of the Committee on the Nomenclature of Juglans
Mandshurica and the Shellbark Hickories 114

The Hickory Bark Borer. Circular and Correspondence 116

Resolutions of the Pennsylvania Conference on the Chestnut-tree
Bark Disease 122

OFFICERS

President Robert T. Morris New York

Vice-President T. P. Littlepage Indiana

Secretary and Treasurer W. C. Deming Westchester, New York City

COMMITTEES

_Executive_

John Craig
C. A. Reed
W. N. Roper
And the Officers

_On Promising Seedlings_

T. P. Littlepage
C. A. Reed
W. C. Deming

_On Hybrids_

R. T. Morris
Henry Hicks
C. P. Close

_On Membership_

W. C. Deming
E. R. Lake
J. G. Rush
W. N. Roper

_On Nomenclature_

John Craig
R. T. Morris
W. C. Deming

_On Press and Publication_

W. N. Roper
T. P. Littlepage
W. C. Deming

STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS

Connecticut Charles H. Plump West Redding
Florida H. Harold Hume Glen St. Mary
Georgia G. C. Schempp, Jr. Albany, Route 3
Illinois Dr. F. S. Crocker Chicago
Indiana R. L. McCoy Lake, Spencer Co.
Louisiana J. F.