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and 1918 to date except those titles previously re—
ported. The source of material was the Monthly
Catalogue of the Superintendent Of Documents up to
and including the issue Of April, 1918, and also the
card indexes of the Libraries of the Forest Service
and Of the Superintendent Of Documents.

The same alphabetical arrangement of titles which
was followed in the original bibliography and the same
classification by Government departments and bu—
reaus have been used here. Also the same classes of
titles have been excepted, namely, the decisions and re—
ports Of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the
articles contained in Commerce Reports of the Bu-
reau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.

In order to make such a bibliography as this of the
greatest utility, it should be brought up to date from
time to time. The Monthly Catalogue, above mention—
ed, together with the “Catalogue of the Public Docu-
ments” issued biennially by the Superintendent of
Documents to cover each successive Congress should
be adequate for preparing future supplements. Such
catalogues are found in almost any public or Govern-
ment library.

Explicit directions for borrowing or otherwise se—
curing the several Government documents on pulp and
paper have already been given in the original biblio—
graphy and they are so well known as to make it un-
necessary to repeat them here. However, for the
benefit Of foreign readers, attention is called to the
fact that all of these documents are published by the
Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
FOREST SERVICE

Forest Service. (The series Of annual publications
on pulpwood consumption which were formerly pre—
pared by the Forest Service in cooperation with the
Census Bureau, Commerce Department, have been
discontinued as Official publications, but one has been
privately published as indicated below under Smith
and H elphenstine).

Lunale, S. E. 'Effect of varying certain cooking .

conditions in the production of sulphite pulp from
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spruce. 24 pp., i1., pl. 8°. 1918. (Dept. Agri., Bull.
620; Professional Paper.)

Smith, Franklin H. and Helphenstine, Rufus K., Jr.
Pulpwood consumption and wood pulp production,
1916. 30 pp., diagrs., tables. 8°. 1917. A semi—of—

'ficial publication issued by the Newsprint Manufac—

turers Association, New York City (now the News—
pr1ntServ1ce Bureau) in cooperation with the Forest
Serv1ce.

PLANT INDUSTRY BUREAU

Plant Industry Bureau. Paper-plant investigations
NO. I. 16 pp., i1. 8°. 1916.

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
CENSUS BUREAU

Census Bureau. (The series of annual publications
on pulpwood consumption which were formerly pre—
pared by the Census Bureau in cooperation with the
Forest Service have been discontinued as official pub-
lications, but one has been privately published as in-
dicated above under Smith and H elphenstine, Forest
Service, Department of Agriculture.)

Census Bureau. Census of Manufactures, 1914:
Paper and wood pulp. 49 pp. 4°. 1917.

Census Bureau. Census of Manufactures, 1914;
Printing and publishing. 49 pp. 4°. 1918.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE BUREAU

Barrett, Robert S. Chilean market for paper, paper
products, and printing machinery. 72 pp., pl. 8°.
1917. (Dept. Com., Bur. For. Dom. Com., Special
agents series 153.)

Barrett, Robert S. Markets for paper, paper prod—

ucts, and printing machinery in Cuba and Panama. 44
pp., p. 8°. 1917. (Dept. Com., Bur. For. Dom.
Com., Special agents series 132.)
. Barrett, Robert S. Paper, paper products, and print-
ing machinery in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. 77 pp.,
pl. 8°. 1917. (Dept. Com., Bur. For. Dom. Com.,
Special agents series 143.)

STANDARDS BUREAU

Smith, lV. H. Recovery Of paraffin and paper
stock from waste paraffin paper. 44 pp. 8°. 1916.

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(_Dept. Com., Bur. Stand., Technologic paper 87)
Smith, IV. H. Studies on paper pulps. 13 pp. °

1917. (Dept. Com, Eur. Stand.,‘Technologic‘ paper ‘

88.)

Stratton, 5. IV. Specification of transparency of
paper and tracing cloth. 8 pp., il., p1. 8°. 1917.
(Dept. Com, Bur. Stand, Circ. 63.)

CONGRESS

Printing, Joint Committee on. Standards of paper
prices, proceedings in Senate on S. Res. 269, di-
recting Federal Trade Commission to investigate in
crease in prices of various kinds Of paper required
for printing and binding during last year, with corre—
spondence of Joint Committee on Printing in relation
thereto. 25 pp. 1916.

Printing, Joint Committee on. Standards of paper
prices, proceedings in Senate on S. Res. 269, di—
recting Federal Trade Commission to investigate in—
crease in prices of various kinds of paper required
for printing and binding during last year, with corre—
spondence of Joint Committee on Printing in relation
thereto. 25 pp. 1916.

Printing, Joint Committee on. Standards of paper
for public printing and binding as fixed upon by Joint
Committee on Printing, Dec. 15, 1917, for year begin—
ning Mar. 1, 1918, with Report Of Committee on Pa-
per Specifications, Dec. 12, 1917. 43. pp. 4°. 1917.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES —

House of Representatives. Sale Of waste paper,
letter from doorkeeper of House Of Representatives
transmitting statement Of money received from sale
of waste paper, Dec. 1, 1916—Dec. I, 1917. 2 pp. 1917.
(H. doc. 502, 65th Cong, 2d sess.)

Printing Committee. Government paper mill, re— _

port to accompany H. R. 17699, authorizing Public
Printer to provide pulp and paper mill, or mills, fOr
manufacture Of print paper for Government; sub-
mitted by Mr. Barnhart. 9 pp. 1916. (H. rp. 1244,
64th Cong, 2d sess.)
SENATE

Printing Committee. Economies in Government

printing and use of print paper, report pursuant to
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S. Res. 290 and to accompany 5.7795, to amend and
revise laws relating to printing and binding and dis—
tribution of publications for Congress; submitted by
Mr. Chilton. 45 pp. 1917. (S. rp. 910, 64th Cong,
2d sess.) -

Printing Committee. Government control and
regulation of print—paper industry, report to accom—
pany S. J. Res. 101; submitted by Mr. Smith of Ari-
zona. 11 pp. 1917. (S. rp. 177, 65th Cong, Ist '
sess.) ' -

Senate. Sale of waste paper by sergeant at arms,
Senate, letter from sergeant at arms of Senate trans—
mitting statement showing amount of receipts from
sale of waste paper and condemned property and dis—
position Of proceeds thereof since Dec. 4, 1916, 1 p.
Dec. 11, 1917. (Sfdoc. 126, 65th Cong, 2d sess.)

FEDERAL TRADE COM MISSION

Federal Trade Commission. Book—paper industry,
final report of findings of fact, with conclusions and
recommendations with reference to book-paper in—
dustry; 125 pp. 8°. 1917. S. doc. 79, 65th Cong,
Ist sess.)

Federal Trade Commission. Book—paper industry,
letter transmitting preliminary report on book—paper
industry. II pp. 8°. ,(S. doc. 45, 65th Cong, Ist
sess.) ' '

Federal Trade Commission. News—print paper in—
dustry, letter transmitting, in response to resolution,
report relative to investigation Of news—print paper
industry of United States. 12 pp. 8°. 1917. (S.
doc. 3, 65th Cong, special sess.)

Federal Trade Commission. News—print paper in—
vestigation reply of Federal Trade Commission to
resolution 95 of Senate. 8 pp. 8°. 1917. (S. doc.

I 61, 65th Cong)

Federal Trade Commission. Report of Federal
Trade Commission on news—print paper industry. 162
pp. 8°. 1917. (Also issued as S. doc. 49, 65th Cong,
Ist sess.) , .

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Treasury Department. Dyestuffs, printing paper,

and stamps, extracts Of revenue act providing rates
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of duty on dyestuffs and printing paper, and repeal-
ing stamp taxes on entries and bonds. 3 pp. 1916.
(Treasury decision 36667.) v

U. S. Forest Service, Washington, D. C.

May I, 1918.

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