. Vogelkunde . dass ein wirksamstes Mittel zur Kreation der öffentlichen Stimmung zugunsten des Vogelschutzes – und die Stimmung ist morepowerful als das Gesetz – Wird in den Junior Audubon Klassen der Nationalen Vereinigung der Audubon Gesellschaften gewährt, Es ist daher froh, 426 Vogel - Lore Organisation 31 dieser Klassen mit einer Einschreibung von 647 Kindern zu berichten. Von diesen haben wir Rekord. Es gibt Hinweise darauf, dass mehr als so viele wieder direkt bei der Nationalen Vereinigung der AudubonSocieties als Ergebnis unserer Bemühungen organisiert und eingeschrieben wurden. Unsere Gesellschaft hofft, dass die Zusammenarbeit auf diesem Gebiet möglich ist

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. Bird lore . that a most effective means of creat-ing public sentiment in favor of bird-conservation—and sentiment is morepowerful than the law—is afforded in the Junior Audubon Classes of theNational Association of Audubon Societies, It therefore is glad to report 426 Bird - Lore organizing thirty-one of these classes with an enrollment of 647 children. Ofthese we have record. There are indications that more than as many again wereorganized and enrolled directly with the National Association of AudubonSocieties as a result of our efforts. Our Society hopes that cooperation alongthis line can be extended. The third spring lecture course, held in Central Music Hall, Chicago, onSaturday mornings in April and May, was well attended. Jack Miner, ofOntario, spoke on Our Birds, Their Value and Intelligence; Norman Mc-Clintock on American Bird Life in Motion Pictures, including his studies ofthe Heath Hen and the Brown Pelican; and W. D. Richardson, on BirdsHere at Home.—Roy M. Langdon, Secretary.. MR. FRANK C. EVANS, SECRETARY INDIANA AUDUBON SOCIETY, ON THE GROUNDSOF HIS ESTATE AT EVANSVILLE, IND. Indiana.—Last May, at our convention, a motion was carried to write toyou and inquire about having literature printed which might be read by childrenof the third and fourth grade schools, and also have a set of bird picturesaccompany this literature. We have a new secretary, Frank Evans, of Craw-fords ville, Ind. He is fine, and I am hoping his enthusiasm will stir this Societyto greater and larger membership. Our new president is Prof. M. L. Fisher, ofLafayette, Ind. Our treasurer is Mrs. Nora T. Gause, of Kokomo. StanleyCoulter (former president for five years), is chairman of the Executive Com-mittee. We created a new office, that of honorary president. William WatsonWoolen is the first to be elected to that office. Reports of State Societies and Bird Clubs 427 We have had over a thousand students at the Teachers College of Indian-apohs this year. Most of these stud

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