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Friday, March 14-1919.
Spent the day at the G.A.R. meetings.
Mr. Moore of Wichita Kansas and y Dr. Plum-
mer's staff in studying the Bend faunas. He has 185
species of which 20% 42 are undet sp. Has found
Crinoids, 27 sp. of Hygroa, 18 brach, 27 bivalves,
23 gast., 20 cephalopods, 4 test., etc. Does not agree
with Sixty since he cuts are Pennsylvanian, and
or far Mississippian. The Iowa Bend has a small
fauna and these species are much like those of the
Marble Falls. Has no Fusulina in Marble Falls.
He says the whole fauna is much like Mississippi
but clearly the fauna is nearer the Monon.
Lem to see his prints on Sunday at Minusal
Youngs,
The banquet was a big affair and many
of the citizens of Dallas attended. Fearfully crow-
ded and the music was not music at all simply
noise. It came one ask, and I left before the speak-
gy was over.
* It appears that some of Morres material
came from the Bend County