544 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. ~B E R , 1922
RECENT PAPERS BEARING ON METEOROLOGY AND SEI SMOLOCIY.
C. F. TALYAN, Meteorologist in Charge of Library.
The following titles have been selected from the contents of the periodicals and serials recently received in the Library of the Weather Bureau. The titles selected are of papers and other communications bear- ing on meteorology and cognate branches of science. This
is not a complete index of all the ‘ournals from which
appear to the compiler likely to be of particular interest in connection with the work of the Weather Bureau.
A6m-revtt.e. Bern. 1. Jahrg. Oet.,*1923.
Ashnoink. Paria. 36. annie. Oct. 1922.
it has been compiled. It shows ony !l the articles that
Gsell, Robert. Nebel und Dunst. p. 146-147.
Boutaric, A. Le rayonnement nocturne. p. 447-455. F[lammarion], C[amille]. Le psys le plus chaud du mond. p.
U. S. National advisory committee for aeronautics. Streares
Beacons and wind indicators for night flying. p. 6SS-6S9. (Nov.
Bmzil. Dbectoria de nukmlo@a. Revista merural de meteomlo&.
Berlink, E. L. Now sobre a geada no estado de 5. Pauli). p. 33-36. Xavier, Rad. A primeria ex eriencia de Estacso-agaria de S. Simio (S. Pau1o)-Milho “Clampagne.” p. 25-30.
Hi, C. S. Lost time in construction. 3. Rain and mud delays.
459460.
Aviation. New York. v. 19. 192.
produced on airships by gusty air. p. 603. (Oct. 30.)
20.)
Ria de Jan&. v. 1. Juiaho, j d h o & agosto, 19%.
hhgimwing news-record. New York. v. 89. 1932.
p.. 645-647. isal of flood protection benefits and damages in the Miami ‘%lev. T). 831435.
h i m . A&d.hke des sciences. c‘omptea rendua. Park. t. 175. dJ
Constantin, Joessel, & Daloz. Sur un bateau qui remont le vent
en se servant du vent lui-m&me comme puissance motrice. p. 683-685.
Oct., 1922.
Geographical journal. London. v. 60. Oct., 1992. Ray, Satyendra. A note on Reeves’s experiment. p. 256-285. [On a north and south directive force in the atmosphere.] Reeves, E. A. The evidence of a true north and south directive force in the atmosphere. p. 265-258.
&at Britain. Meteorobpz.l, o$ia. Monthly nuteorologkal dark. North Atlantic ocean. ov 1922. Smith L. A. Brooke. The barometer, weather and Wireless tele-
Heatiy and ventiluti magazine. New Evk. v. 19. Oct. 192.2. 0 Conol, G. J. Zeating and ventilating the earth. A conception of the vast air movements and heat exchanges throughout the world which mark the hand of the master engineer. p. 38-40.
PPLY.
M e -2 1 yazbae. London. v. 57. Oct., 1928. old, A. The design of rain-gauges. p. 240-244.
Geostro hie hiders. p. 252-253. Gold, E! Ex osure of rain-gauges. p. 231-235. Harries, H. 1 red rainbow. p. 246-217. Scwre observations of waterspouts and allied phenomena. p. 248-
Groisma er, Fritz. Neue Ausdrticke fiir die Bewtjlkung. p. PSO-
Ktihler, ilding. Eine quantische Verteilung von Materie in der
Langbd, I(. Die regionalen Besonderheiten der Gewitterent-
Linke, Franz. Das Pr6tt-Theorem. . 267-272. (Sept.) Maurer, H. Die meteorologischen ieitabachnitte. p. 277-278.
Rubenstein, E. Uber eine Methode der Bestimmung von Perio-
Schmams, A. Koharente und inkohiirente Drucksysteme. p.
Schoenrock, A. Nachruf auf E. Stelling. p. 276-277. (Sept.)
250.
281. kept.)
Atmos hiire. p. 263-267. (Sept.)
stehung in Norddeutschland. p. 257-263. (Sept.)
Metcorobgis& Zeikchift. Braiinschuwig. Bd. 89. 19%.
(Sept.)
den. p. 273-276. (Sept.)
278-280. (Sept.)
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JObituary.] Vmser S. W. Ein Zirkumhorizontalbogen nach Bravais in Welte- d e n beobachtet. p. 283-286. (Sept.) Vdte, J. Beobachtungen des “ganen Strahles.” p. 381653.
WPt.)
Metcorologisde Zeitschgft-Continued. Baur, Franz. Die 11-jlihrige Temperaturperiode im Europe in
! jhrem Verhiiltnis zur Sonnenfleckenperiods. p. 289-293. (Okt.) Domo, C. Fortschritte in Strahlungsmessungen. p. 303323. (Okt.) Gentzen, G. Starke Luftdruckschwankungen bei einem Gewitter. p. 334335. .. (Okt.) Iulhler, K. Uber die Ursachen einiger einfachen luftelektriechen Stiirungen. p. 293-298. (Okt.) Langbeck, K. Der Ta %-ang in der Entstehung der Gewitter- ziige und eine hypoietische Erklirung ftir deren periodiache Aufeinanderfolge. p. 298-303. Maey, E. Beobachtungen von Ne elbogen. p. 324-325. (Okt.) Meyer, R. J&merkenswerte Regenbogenerscheinungen. p. 325- 336. Okt.) Wolfer, A. Tafeln der Sonnenfleckenhaufigkeit fiir die Jahre 1902 bis 1920. p. 326-325. (Okt.)
LOkt*)
Nature. London. 1 1 . 110. 19%
Cornish, Va The isothermal frontier of ancient cities. p. 555-559. (C ct. k.) [Abstract.] Cave, C. J. P. The green ray at sunset and sunrise. p. 60.1-805. INov. 1.)
McLean, R. C. A broadcast “rainbow.” p. 605. (Nov. 4.) Simpson, G. C. One possible cause for atmospheric electric
Solar radiation and its changes. p. 608-609. (Nov. 4.) [Review
Cole, Grenville A. J. Vulcanic shower in the N. Atlantic. p. 635.
phenomena; a reply. p. 604. (Nov. 4.)
of Annals Astrophysical observatory, v. 4.1
(Nov 11.)
Natrire. Paria. 50 nnnbe. 11 ATOP., 1922. La geMe et les statues en p r r e placees dans les jardins. Suppl. p. 149-150. [Methods o protecting statuary, etc., frnm effect8
Montessus de Ballore, [Fernand] de. L’€ tat actual de la sis- mologie. p. 307312.
Royal Dublin society. Scienl,@c proceedings. Dublin. v. 17. Azlgust,
& Enright, J. Experiments on the electrification
N$&kr!’i breaking u water, with special application to Simpson’s tleory uf the eyectricity of thunderstorms. p. 1-11.
Glock, Waldo S. Deficiency of atmospheric dust in coal. p. 484-
Macelwane, James B. Some seismological evidence that is not
Meisinger, C. LeRoy. A new aerological summary. p. 482484.
of host.]
1922.
Science. New Ymk. v.56. 19%.
485. (Oct. 27.)
evident. p. 478460. (Oct. 27.)
(Oct. 27.)
Mkson, Marsden. The evolution of climates: a rejoinder. p. 571-573. (Nov. 17.)
Tycos-Rodteeter. Rochester, N. Y. v. 12. October, 19%. Gregg, W. R. Upper air explorations of the Weather ,bureau.
Storm, Marian. June was the month for rain insurance. p. 39. p. 19-21.
[Rep. from New York evening post.]
Wetter. Berlin. 99. Jahr . 192.2. Lindemann, C. HClste und tiefste Tem eraturen in Dresden Leipzig, Bautzen, Zittau, Chemnitz, Freiberg, Elster, and Reitzenhain in den Monaten und Jahren 1866/1915. p. 118-121. (Juli/Aug., 1922% . 146448. (Sept./Okt., 1922.) dttererscheinungen und Naturereigniaae in lachens historischer Xeit.” p. 148-151.
Oktober 1921. p. 153-154. (Sept./Okt.) Goetze, K. Die Bauernregel vom Siebenschlafer. p. 143-146. (Sept./Okt.) Hennig, R. Die iiusaersten Grenztermine der jahreaseitlich b e schrSinkten Witterungselemente in Deutschland (ohne Berg- stationen). p. 143-146. (Sept./Okt.) Knoch. K. Ein Gewitterwarnuwdienst im 16. Jahrhundert.
Ap elrath, Carl. Sept./Okt.) Fischer, Rudolf. Ein “zweiter Sommer” in 6 er ersten Hitlfte den
p. 152-153. (Se t./Okt.)
(Sent.lOkt.\
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Malsch, W. LeucEtende Blinder am Nachthimmel. p. 134-138.
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Meyer, fr;-Beobachtungen tiber des Verhalten der Schneedecke.
Meyer, R. Der tiigliche Gang der Niederechliige in Riga. p. 141-
Sehmeuss. A. Die Verbreitune der WettervorhenroPe. D. 156-
p. 138-141. (Sept./Okt.)
143. (Sept./Okt.)
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151-152. (Sept./Okt.
(Sept./Okt.)
S c h u s s , A. Die Wirkung der Lichtea auf den O q d m ~.~. p.
Troeger, Heinz. Kursinie und Mammatusform. p. 156167. i