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rsity of Pennsylvania, The ered at Susa.

Washington University, The

July 28: PROF. HANS KURATH, of Ohio State University, The Linguistic Atlas of the United States and Canada.

July 30:

PROF. G. M. BOLLING, of Ohio State University, A Set of Postulates for the Text Criticism of Homer.

August 2: PROF. ANDERS ORBECK, of the University of Rochester, Th Language Situation in Norway.

Under the agreement with the C. C. N. Y., the items listed
above were the only funds passing through the treasury of the
Institute; the lectureship stipends were given by the donors
to the C. C. N. Y., direct or through the L. S. A.

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Supplement to LANGUAGE, Vol. 12, No. 1, January-March, 1936,TM
Journal of the Linguistic Society of America

Founded 1924

OFFICERS FOR 1936

President, PROFESSOR GEORGE T. FLOM, University of Illinois.

Vice-President, PROFESSOR HAROLD H. BENDER, Princeton University.

Secretary and Treasurer, PROFESSOR ROLAND G. KENT, University of Pennsylvania.

Executive Committee, the preceding, and

PROFESSOR SAMUEL E. BASSETT, University of Vermont.

PROFESSOR ALBRECHT GÖTZE, Yale University.

PROFESSOR MILES L. HANLEY, University of Wisconsin.

Committee on Publications:

Chairman and Editor: PROFESSOR GEORGE MELVILLE BOLLING, Ohio State
University.

To serve through 1936: PROFESSOR OLIN H. MOORE, Ohio State University.
To serve through 1937: PROFESSOR EDWARD Sapir, Yale University.
To serve through 1938: PROFESSOR W. FREEMAN TWADDELL, University of
Wisconsin.

Standing Committee on Research:

PROFESSOR E. H. STURTEVANT, Chairman, Yale University.
PROFESSOR G. M. BOLLING, Ohio State University.

PROFESSOR Franklin EdgertON, Yale University.

The Linguistic Society of America was founded in December, 1924, for the advancement of the scientific study of language. The Society plans to promote this aim by bringing students of language together in its meetings, and by publishing the fruits of research. It has established a quarterly journal, a series of language monographs, and a series of language dissertations; the last two will appear at irregular intervals, according to the material offered to the Committee on Publications and the funds available for the purpose. Members will receive all in return for the annual dues of Five Dollars.

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PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA

AT THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 26-28, 1935

The Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Society was held at New York City, on Thursday to Saturday, December 26 to 28, 1935, jointly with the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America. The headquarters of the Society were in the Hotel Astor; the registration office and all the meetings were located on the eighth floor of the hotel.

Record was secured of the attendance of the following members and members-elect; other members were present, but failed to give their names to the Secretary:

B. M. Allen, Miss C. J. Allison.

A. P. Ball, C. L. Barnhart, L. C. Barret, S. E. Bassett, P. F. Baum, G. Bechtel, Mrs. R. M. Bechtel, B. Bloch, L. Bloomfield, G. M. Bolling, T. R. S. Broughton, C. B. Brown, C. D. Buck, L. S. Bull.

H. Caplan, Miss E. F. Claflin, C. U. Clark, Miss C. C. Coulter, E. Cross.

E. P. Davis, N. W. DeWitt, Miss G. H. Dunham, I. Dyen.

F. Edgerton.

P.-L. Faye, Mrs. E. Fiesel, Mrs. I. Fleet, G. T. Flom, Miss E. M. Frank.
Miss. E. F. Gardner, A. Götze, L. H. Gray.

Miss M. R. Haas, Miss L. Haessler, Miss E. A. Hahn, R. A. Hall Jr., H. A. Hamilton, M. L. Hanley, Z. S. Harris, G. Herzog, J. W. Hewitt, L. S. Hitchcock, Mrs. G. S. Hopkins, H. M. Hubbell, S. A. Hurlbut.

Miss M. L. Keller, G. D. Kellogg, R. G. Kent, Mrs. R. G. Kent, J. Kepke, J. A. Kerns, W. C. Korfmacher, F. B. Krauss, Mrs. F. B. Krauss, H. Kurath.

G. S. Lane, O. M. Lebel, Miss H. Lloyd, G. S. Lowman, M. A. Luria.

Miss E. Y. Maguire, K. Malone, C. A. Manning, N. G. McCrea, H. Meier, A. D. Menut, C. W. Mendell, W. S. Messer, O. Müller.

S. S. Newman, G. Nordmeyer.

M. M. Odgers, C. J. Ogden, J. B. Olli.

C. Paschall, W. C. Paul, J. Phelps, H. I. Poleman, J. W. Poultney, L. M. Prindle. J. J. Raymond, A. W. Read, K. Reuning, C. C. Rice, E. Riess, M. H. Roberts, D. M. Robinson, E. Roedder.